The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-07-26
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How long before that new cotton
will be rolling in?
"A. j. Boggs, was indisposed last
week but is again at his post of duty,
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. II. HI,
Crane, on the Oath instant, a boy. III
Miss Essio Hagood, of Easley,
visited relatives in Pickens last week.
There is always soft berth fol-
the fellow who can rout some one else
out Of it.
Mrs. Folger, of Central, is B on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. J. H. Ambler
in Pickeus.
Mrs. Q T. Robinson, Of Pickens,
visited her slster-inlaw, Mrs. Grandy
in Greenville, last week. 1'>,.
j. Claude Hutchins, of Liberty,
was in Pickens Saturday. He is
principal of Flat Rock school.
Tho best Of us talk too much.
"The essence Of power is reserve said
man who knew" 49,. .z.,...
The price of cotton seems to be
stendily advancing and New York
dispatches are talking of IL cent
cotton in the near future.
Mrs. J. L Bolt who has been
ON Il visit to her parents at Anderson
returned to her home in Pickens last
Friday.
Ct. w. Latham, of the cast side
of the county, was in Pckens last
week and reports heavy rains. dam
aging crops considerably.
Masters Paul Robinson and
Claude Wyatt, Of Easley, spent a
portion of last week in Pickens with
their friends Harry and Whitsitt
Hiott.
Superintendent Of Education, r.
II. Hallum, who has been visiting the
schools of the county recently, says
that Pickens county has very fine
crops, to average them. .
We begin this week our now
serial story, The Substitute" by
Will N. Harden, author of "Abner
Daniel" You will find the opening
chapter on the last page. D..
-Isaac Gravley was in Picken
last FRIDAY after lime, brick, sash,
doors and blinds; he intends to fix up
the Parrot place which he has pur-
chased. Isaac is man who has ma le
good money at farming.
ALI persons interested are urged
to meet at Bethlehem on Saturday
morning, the Goth instant, with suita-
bic tools for the purpose of cleaning 6
# the graveyard and church grounds
Let'everyone that will tnrn out and
help.
Miss Irene Clarke will give her
annual concert on Thursday evening
August 10th 1905 at Liberty s. @.
This entertainment promises to DO a
treat to all lovers of music An ad
mission fee of Is and 20 cts. will be
charged to defray expenses
A short time ago a marriage
ceremony was performed not overly
far away, and when the preacher
said to The bride, care you satisfied,
madam, to take this man as your
husband?" she testify replied, "Well
not quite, but he's the best I could
get"
Two OF our young men were
talking of pessimism the other day,
when one remarked to the other thai
certain young lady seemed rather
pessimistic, whereupon he replied
"pessimist'c is no name for it at all
I asked her if she loved me and SHE
said I'm afraid I do
ALI persons interested in the
Mauldin Kennemore burial ground,
near the residence of Earle E. Kanne
more, are requested to meet at the
cemetery on the first Saturday in
August next, the same being the 9Th
day, for the pur pose of holding n
reunion. All persons interested are
respectively invited
ex This office acknowledges receipt
of an invitation to .att end the twenty
third annual reunion Of the Gist ri
tles Survivors Association, composed
of tho survivors Of the famous Gist
Rifles Company d. )Hampton Legion
which will be held il Spring Park
Williamston, S, Q, Friday, August
4th, 1906, ut / o'clock a. m. All
Confederate Veterans and their fami
les and Veterans Of the Grand Amy
of the Republic are cordially invited
to be present. r.
some pretty good deals have
been taking place recently in the
county and some good trades we're
made, Henry higgins has sold his
farm in the Six Mile section to Chris
Aberorombie, for n good round sum