The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-07-12
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Happenings CT a Local and Personal Nature
Give the preachers the glad
hand aud plenty of chicken. -

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Give the preachers the glad
hand and plenty of chicken.
~ Hot>"" wet al 800 on the bale
~ f*a tn@n ayo hoar& last week.
,~ -t'sn 'Irits l.9 ps, of Toccoa.
ia. ls visiting friends at Liberty.
Mrs. j. L. Bolt and children arc
visiting her parents at Anderson.
If you have not got sister take
somebody else's sister to the ice
cream supper Thursday night.
The w Oh Greek school, district
No.. 20, will b>gin Monday, 17th,
with Miss Josie Earle as teacher.
Misses Ina ard Maka Boggs,
daug ghters of CIftk Of Court A. j.
Boggs, spent lq 1t week in Greenville.
M. 9. Long, stenoGrapher of the
tenth circ6it, accompanied by his sis
teI, are spending while in Pickens
SEQ change of ad Of Fl. Endel
Greenville's popular clothier. When
in need Of good goods at close prices
give him a call.
When You SEE farmer wearing
broad smile that wont como off
you may know that it is because he
has held his cotton.
The weather man is little prema
ture with these heavy rains. The
Baptist association does not meet for
several weeks. Daily Mail.
With telephone in the house, a
buggy in tho barn, rural mail box
at tho gate, the problem ls solved
how to keep the girls and boys on
the farm.
The Pickens basel,aM team will
give an ice cream supper at the court
house on next Thursday 18Th from
7:30 to 10 p. IN. Everybody invited
to como and enjoy themselves.
In order to avoid collision at
Seneca, all trains entering The yard
at that place are required to stop be
fore rouching the depot. BY doing
this the train enters the railway yard
at slow speed.
Spot cotton has gone up about
the l04c mark. Now sell and pay up
your debts that on have been carry
ing. Give the Cotton Association
tH N""'e" 70" the price; had it not
h">" "A sticking together the
nsI>,. ".s".1 I'VE been lower.
r.. ''y.' IN the 9th inst by NJ.
i'n:'.t. \ p, Mt his residence, s.
Walker Hood to Miss Belle Duncan,
all of Pickens county. After the
ceremony the bride and groom re-
turned to the home Of Mr.. Star ling
Hood, father of the groom, where a
nice repast awaited them. The hap
py couple have the best wishes of
their many friends.
The Pickens base bal! team went
to Easley last Friday and defeated
that team by the score of 2 to |.
The gamo was called at the end Of
the sixth inning on account of rain.
Fenncll pitched for Pickens and the
Ea ley playors'> came near breaking
their backs striking at his curves
This makes five games between Pick
ems and Iasley this season, Pickens
baviEg won four of them There
will be another game between these
teams at Pickcns next Friday.
The other day good looking
young lady stepped into the Pickeus
Drug Co.'S place of BUSINESS and ask
ed how to take dose of castor oil
without tasting it, Brandon Tavlor
who has charge of the soda fountnin,
thinking that the remark was direct
ed to him and that the young lady
wanted to take tho oil, fooled around
a little while and then asked her if
she would like glass of !emonade
OF conrse sho would. Then he vant.
cd to know if she taslcd the caster
oil. "Heayens, n,!' she exclaimed.
"Did you put it in the lemonade ?"
lie told her that ho had. ooh,
wanted it for mother,' she groaned
ns she began to sprint for home
which happened to bs about q mile
outside the city limits.
Mr.. ID. p. Montgomery, who has
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