The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-24
Six Mile Dots.

auotnef RoIuen Opportunity OF VIII
ing to The Sentinel Journal, as am
so glad when the time comes for me
to write to our good little paper. If
it ism t worth one dollar it isn't worth
a cent. AS [ see that "Cony" and
&c" don't send in all the news will
try and send 1t in.
The health of this community is
not so very good at this writing.
Mrs. Mary Jane Norris, has
been very ilI'with grippe, for some
time, her many friends arc glad to
know that she is up again.
Married last Sunday at the home of
the officiating minister, Rev Sea-
brook Atkinson, MIR. Aaron Haldie
to Miss Lola Tompkius. We extend
the best wishes to them.
The writer bad the pleasure of Wis.
itiDg the home of Mrs. VIM. Harper,
near the beautiful valley of the Keo
wee last week.
D Riley Garrett is putting n barn on
his farm.
l. ID. Rice said lie could sell nine
teen pounds granuIoted sugar for
dcllaT If ho will VIC poor folks can
have some sweet bread some days
Mrs. John Volratb, OF Oconee
county, was Il recent visitor in this
community.
Z. W. Willimon has put up new
dwelling recently
Israel Merck has treated himself
to fine horse.
saw in last weeks paper where
CO.. was speaking of Six Milo want.
ing telephone from Norris. Well I
will just say that [ wish every house
had II telephone SO | would not want
to visit SO much to heav the news, for
L live in the dark corner Of no where.
Mrs. Lula Arnold, Of Kings, visited
ut the home of Mrs. p. w. Willimon
last Saturday.
1t makes me real glad when our
papers come to our home We all
enjoy reading them. / think every
fanily ought to take paper of some
kind if they don't want to take The
Sentinel Journal. There is not many
papers that will beat The Pickens
Scutinel Journal.
Will Hendricks got his hand very
badly cut with shingle saw one day
last week.
What has become of the "Moun-
tain Boy?" [ wonder why he don't
send in his items. 7 sure do enjoy
reading from ovory section.
What has become of Winter Pink"
Sho hasn't bloomed this winter.
The roads in our section are very
good with the exception Of one place
on the branch between r.. II. Hol.
combes and w. A. Hendricks. The
toad Commissioners ought 80 look
after it and don't wait long If they
do somo one may get killed or their
team badly hurt. We hope they will
took after 1T soon.
Miss Emma Icndricks, Of Kings,
WAS The guest Of Miss Mary Trottcr
last Sunday.
John Diilard has treated himself
to a fine horse.
Misses Ruth Willimon and Mary
frotter visited friends at Kings last
week.
Wheat is not looking so well since
the cold snap.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Willmon visit.
ed the lattcrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Alexander, OF Stewart, Satur.
day and Sunday.
Some Of our old folks said that the
18th was ground hog day. IT it was
he had n cold, bad time to como out.
Mrs. Wm. Harper said that she had
a cradle that was JOS years old.
Il. w. Wlllimon has clock that i,
1876 years old and lie said that he had
never found a snake in it yet.
Miss Maggie Willimon, popular
young lady of our section, is quite
alci. "L this writing. Hope she viii
be out again soon.
| II G. Gaines, of Central. passed
through this section last week on his