The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-06-28

- Frank Jennings, of Iowa, is Of
a, visit to his parents, Sheriff ant
Mrs. j. O. jennings.
"A Kansas man is suing his wifi,
for divorce because sho insists upor
wearing 81 stockings. a",
-.Newsy letters from our Liberty
correspondent and Ann Freezer a, q
crowded out this week.
Elliot Kennemore,n of Pickens
r. L. D. No. @ souds in cotton
bloom found in his field on the 25th.
So far, Bart G. Nealy is ahead
on cotton bJooms, he having brought
one to this off &c on the morning of
the 25th instY
The friends of Mrs. G.. w.
Keith will regret to learn that SHE is
seriously Ill at her home about three
miles from Pickens.
The farmers are all up with the
work in their crops and are well
pleased with the prosp ects for abund-
and yields at harvest time.
Rev. 0. Nj. Abney filled his reg.
ular appointment at the Pickons
Methodist church last Sabbath after.
noon and delivered an excellent ser.
mon.
Quarterly conference for the
Pickens circuit will be held with
Twelve Mile church next Friday, tho
30th instant. A good attendance 8
earnestly desired.
There will be an all.day singing
at Concord church the fourth Sun.
day in July. Everybody invited to
come and bring song books and
plenty to eat and enjoy yourselves.
The way to be happy though a
farmer is to grow cowpeas, alfalfa,
oats and corn not to sell but to feed
cattle. mules and hogs, then drive the
finished product of your fam to
market. - Ex.
Presiding Elder Child will
preach in the Methodist church in
Pickens next Sunday night. lie is a
very forceful and logical speaker and
large conglcga tion is sure to greet
him.
Rev D. w. Hiott filled his ap.
pointments at the Baptist church last
Sabbath, delivering excellent SER
mons both morning and evening.
The sacrament was administered ut
the conclusion of the morning ger.
vices.
AT the meeting of the trustees
for Pickers district No. 3. held last
Saturday, Mr.. S. Al. w olfe,' of Ander.
son, was elected Superintendent of
the Pickens graded school. He has
been teaching g@for some time at Tim.
mopsville and comes highly recon-
mended. No doubt lie will prove the
right man in the right place and will
build up one of the best schools ever
had in Pickens.
"A party of Pickensites, consist.
ing of Messrs. l.. G. Thornley,, j. r..
Ashmore, Il. l.. Bivlns, Bruce Boges
and julius e .Boggs, DR., left Tues
day for weeks outing in the
mountains. They went up on the
headwaters Of Saluda, and while
gone will visit North Mount Pima
Gle, Cas- sr's Head, Rpsmau, Toxawu,
and Brovard, N. q. They will oamr
out and hunt aud fish aloug the
route. They carried Rich Goldman
along in the capacity of chef.
The Liberty reople are t, have
o treat in the lecture of Rev. T.. o
Watson on July 3rd. MIR. Watson il
pastor of one of the most importau
Methodist churches in The state -
Central church, Spartan burg-and il
recognized as one of the most gifted
speakers. Rev. u. w. fiiott. VIII
has recently been associated will
him, remarks that he is a very giao
IN intellect. Those who enioy q goo,
thing can i'll afford to miss this lec
ture. ...
The HAMILTON school, noa
Lewis post offiqe. closed ls<t FRIDAY
The exero SOS q ms sted Of "a genera
review and examinatioh If sohoo,
Short talks were made by ratrona
teacher and County Superintendent