The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-23
?iDksns Saatinol-joygas!.
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

fighter.
} CLARK McWhorter is the oblig
ing clerk at r. r Roark's.
Mrs. George Cureton returned
to Greer's the fret of the week. :
Say good word for your to ,n
whenever the opportunity offers.
Mrs. G. H. Alexander /, on visit
to Birmingham, her former home.
Miss Lenora Hendricks has been
elected to teach the Maynard school
Mrs. j. ID. Ratterree returned TO
herhome in Chester Monday morning.
Mrs. Jones Fuller, of Easlev,
spent Sunday with Mrs Il. J. Maui
din.
"A post office has recently been
established at Rocky Bottom, Pickens
county.
-Patronize home trade. Your
merchants are the manstay of your
county.
Cadets A. Brandon Tal lor and
j. p. Carey, Jr, of Clemson, spent
Sunday at home.
The merchants Of P,ckcns will
close their places of business Thanks
giving Day.
Mrs. X. l.. Cureton will have
her Christmas opening on December
I'd and 3D. -
'James Il. Hngood and family, of
+. Easley visited relatives in Pickons
Sunday.
Treasurer Farr says people are
not tumbling over each other to pay
their taxes.
Misses Sadie Richey and Josie
Earle returned from visit to Green
vile Saturday
Mrs. Flora Lathem, Of Green
vile, spent Sunday with the family OF
her father, II. A. Richey.
I Miss Gussie Cureton returned to
Winthrop Mondnr morning, where
lshe will resume her studies
Save the coupons in this issue of
rhe Sentinel journal You will want
hem before the contest closes
old newspapers: suitable for
trapping purposes, fer sale at this
iee at two cents per pound.
+ Miss Mae Robinson has been
ected to teach the Hagood school,
will begin next Monday.
ncle zeke says: # the people OF
county are on par with the coun.
le will havo picnic with his col
pms. y
Mr. M,P. Satterfeld, progres.
sss rr and citizen of the Easley
in Pickcns Tuesday on
businesI
-AltocaI notices of business
nature bfl be run un}ler the head of
"Busini 4 Locals" apjd will be charg-
ed for 9 be rate o15c per line.
Hiss Emma Dorr, daugher Of G..
| w. Dorr, was married on Sunday
y morning to Mr.. win White, Rev j.
NJ. Stewart officiating
- Bart Nealy is slowly rccoveriG &
from n siege of fever. He has been
Z i'll for about four weeks, but is now
able to. sit up a short time each day.
commissions Watson, of Coum-
bia. says the cotton crop this year in
South Carolina i9 100000 bales,
the largest in the history of the State.
Printers ink is the power that
turns the wheels of progress Will
'ou aid us in making The Sentinel.
journal power for old Pickeus!
Otis, the eldest son Of H. f.
Keith, was accidemtly cut with an axe
by ono of his Younger brothers
Thursday. yhe wound was an ugly
one, but rot dangerous.
The outside world judges It
county TO great extent 10y its coun
ty Taper. If Ne are successful in
our efforts, Pickens will have conn-
ty paper of which every citizen may
feel proud.
Rev. j. IT, Matheson filed his
regular appointments at the Prcsby-
terian church Sunday morning aud
evening, preaching excellent sermons
at both services.
Robert i. Yongue returned
\ Saturday from Fairfield, where he
has been looking after farming in
terests the past week. He says that
crops are unusually good in that part
of the State
1 Married on Sunday morning al
$50 O'Clock at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. j. D. Nations
Miss Dora Nations to Mr. Samuel
Duckworth, both of Pickeus county
n Rev. w. @ SeabOrn ofliciated.
Judging from the large number
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