The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-16

t>>B Beffy OrRhg, Of Atlanta, Gal
on d visita 70 Ills mother anasothe
relatives III the county.
--Mts. Thomas Jenhins, Of Hicl
DRY, N. O., Is visiting the family {
her father.in.law w. Il. Jenkins, i
Pickens. + ..'. .
Andrew Bramlett, a professo
in the Georgia Technologicals . College
Of Atlanta. Ga, is spending his va
cation with his parents in Pickens.
ORDINATION services will be con
Quoted at the Liberty Baptist church
next Sunday at II a. M, the sermon
bei'g preached by Rev. Il. NJ. Bailey,
uf Grecnville. There are six dea.
cohs to be ordained.
-Mies Grace and Master GEORGE
Prince have been visiting relatives at
Travellers Rest. They returned to
PIckens Monday evening accompa.
MED 10y their cousin, Miss Lillian
Howell.
Can Civic Improvement
League be organized in Pickeus?
Each town in the county should or.
ganize League and use their best
ende ,vors to improve aud beautify
the towns.
-Rtv. o. nj. Abney filled his ap.
pointment at the Plckens Methodist
church S lnday morning and delivered
a fine sermon. La the afternoon he
filled his appointment at Bethlehem
beginning at that timo q weeks meet.
ing there.
The Griffin mill site, on Town
creek, below p. a. Porter's residence,
has been bought by Charles l.. Cure.
ton and good corn mill is being
erected by him at that point. Years
ago j. Cal Griffin had mill and Gin.
merry there and did we'll with it.
-Dlo on the 5th INST, Miss Vesta
the fifteen year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John S. GIlstrap, after a
lingering illness uf tuberculosis of the
stomach. Her remains were inferred
Sunday at Bethlehem, Rev. j. e
Foster conducting the funeral services
The commissioners of - Ocopee
and Pickens counties should come to.
gether and give the people bridge
across the Keowee at Chapman's 3
ford. The travel into the Jocussee
country is heavy and increasing
yearly, and the ford at high tide is
impossible and at all times dan.
gerous.
IN. r Hendricks, wife and two
children, and his sister Mre. John
Donaghy and children, of Trenton,
lex, are on a visit to their parents
Alr. aud Mrs. James +. HeHilricks.
near Liberty. Noah looks rs young
as he did twenty years ago when he
went to school in Pickens. Texas is
treating him we'll.
Last Saturday Jordan Brazeale
WAS driving pair of mules to town
aud they became scared at an auto.
mobile and ran away, turning into
the shop lot on Main street next to
Folger & Thornlry's store. The
wagon struck tiee and tho mules
got entirely loose, one of them falling
over the fence, but they were not
hurt. The wagon also got off light.
--Su, flowers are an excellent
chicken feed and they grow anywhere
and are prolific in heads, tho seed
being au excellent feed for chickens.
Mrs. M. j. Cauley of pickens r. T..
ID. l has ono stalk that is twelve fee,
and four inches high, eight inches ia
circumference and which has borne
"a heads. This is something of q
sun1ower.
|
Rev. r. A. Sublett who has bee,
helping Rev. D. ". Hiott conduct
meetings at Mt. Pisgah and George s
Greek, preached two excellent sermons
in the Pickens Baptist church on
Sunday and Monday nights. to laree
audiences. He left on Tuesday to
help Rev. Hiott conduct series o
meetings at Cateechee.
In conversation with one Of the
merchants Of Pickens "the dull sea
SON. song was being suug when he
was asked to look up his records fo,
the month of July of last vear o,d