The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-23


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f. S. Lytle has had considerable
trouble with one of his arms, which
was accidentally injured about ten
days ago. The injured member be.
come inllamed with cold and closely
confined him to his room for about II
week.
Y III. l.. Stewart and Arthur GRAY.
ley returned from Red Rock, Mout.,
last week to spend the remnir der of
the winter at their former homes IN
Pickens county. They are both high
ly pleased with Montana, and will
probably return there next spring.
Il f. f. Cox left Monday to attend
tie funeral of his sister, Mrs. Sowcll,
who lived in the upper part of Green
vile county. Mrs. Sowell had been
in failing health for number of
years, aud her death was not uneX.
pected.
II. G. Boggs. prominent citizen
of Liberty, was in Pickcns Thursday.
u" was accompanied by his charm
ing dau lighter, Miss Nina. While in
town they paid this uffice a pleasant
visit and saw how an up to date pa
per is made.
We are requested to state that
there will be n concert at the colored
NJ. E Church on Saturday night, 2G
inst for tho benefit Of the above
named church. Reserved seats for
white people. Exercises bcgiA at 1880
o'clock.
l., IL. &. Gilstrar, of the Lewis sec
ton has moved 10 Liberty, and will
live on the Ross O'De!l farm another
year. HIS mountain friends hate to
give him up, but commend him to
the good people among whom he and
his excellent family are going.
Robert Lynch, Of the Oulenoy
section, has recently purchased n
farm in Oconee county near Poplar
Springs, few miles South Of Wal
hallu Mr.. Lynch made the purchase
Of Joe SeuborD, and will likely move
to Oconee at an early pate.
w. H. Arnold and son, Eugene,
and w, A. Hartman, of Atlanta, Wis
tied their knsmnn, j. Calvin Jen-
ninWs, last week. These gentlemen
are engaged in the U. S mail service
Mr.. Hnrdman runs on the fast mail
No 81 on the Southern.
Capital is looking for investments
in the South Manufacturers are
seeking locations, while home seek
ers, anxious to avoid the rigors Of the
Northern winters, are turning their
attention to the advantages of the
sunny Southland What Is Plckens
county doiag toward advancing her
interests?
w. l. Graveley, of the Hale sec
tion OF the county, has moved to Pick
ems. He is occupying the corner
house bvlong!ng to II a. Rchey,
near the depot, formerly occupied by
j. II. Kenncmur. Mr. Grmveley comes
to Plckens in order that his children
may have better educational ndvnn-
tages. We warmly welcome him and
his to our midst.
t.Prof. w. Arthur Christopher is
tO>'bc ordained to the gospel ministry
next Sabbath morning. at IL O'Clock
at the First Baptist church at Elsley.
Arthur has many friends in Pickens
who wish him much success in his
God given work. He has been called
to the pastorates Of his old home
church, Mt. Carmel. and also the
Second church at Enaley, where he
has been teaching school Tor The past
two years.
The State Conference Of tht
Methodist church meets at Darling
tou this year Oh December Ii. Rev
o. NJ. Abncy will 20 to the confer
ence with splendid report OF me
charge. All assessments have been
paid in full and the financial co"di
ton of the various churches * nnuS'
uolly good Mr. Abney SAYS that the
spiritual condition Of his churches -
excellent and the outlook oncourag-
ing.
On account of being rushed with
work at the studio at Enslcy, n. d.
TnNlor caunot Ec III his studio at
Pickens after December 7th, until
18th of january, so all who want
work done, should call at once. The
young people who are c%P.c'ln% tc
exchange photographs for Christmas
presents, will be disappointed III get
ting their pictures unless th"y give
him sitting before December TN
Only two more weeks are lett you III
which to get your pictures, SO don
fail to come to him on the DAYS thai
he is in Pickeus, if you want nice
work done.