The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-09-13
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happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature

family OF her son, E. T. Keith.
Mrs. Smith, of Anderson, is on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. D. w. Hiott,
in Pickens.
Mrs. B. E. Grandy and daugh.
ter, Nellie, spent the first of the
week in Greenville.
MIRO. Martin and daughter, Lu
&ile, Of N!orida, are ou visit 10 her
aistcru law, Nj, >. W. Hiot'.
Mr~ $>,ll;c E>huls, Of Neatmip.
&tnr, spout tha .!.nt ot thr week with
her friend, Allss Addin iiiott; in
Pickens.
Miss Pauline Nesbitt, an attrao
tive young lady of Greeuvilie, Is visit
ing Miss Addie Anthony, near
Pickens.
,-Miss Josie Earle closed flour.
ishing schoul at Wolf Greek Sept s
Miss Earle has been reelected to
teach the winter tesm.
j. Hovey Earle, assisted by his
sister, Miss Hattie, closed good
school at Garvln last Friday. Mr..
Earle left Saturday for Clemson.
There will be an all.6ny singing
at Tabor the fourth Sunday. Every.
body is invited to come and bring
song books and we'll filed b ,skets.
Sam B Craig, who last year
was student in the Pickens Graded
school, left Monday for Tigerville,
s. G., to enter the North Greenville
High School.
Married, on the 10th of Septem-
Der, at the parsonage, by the pastor,
Rev. VIM. Roof, Mr.. Robert Hanna
and Miss Josie Patterson; all of
Pickens county. y
Mrs. j. H. Brown and Misses
Irby and Sullivan, teachers in the
Liberty Graded schools, and Miss
Nettie Parsons, of Liberty, visited in
Pickens last week.
Mrs. Bolt, of Anderson, is on
visit to her son, DR.. J. L. Bult, in
Pickens. She and Mrs. J. L Bolt
leave the last Of the week for visit
to relatives in Greenville.
The smiling mug of Julius E
Parsons eau no be found behind
the counters of the Heath Bruce,
Morrow Go. He asks all of his
friends and former customers to call
and see him.
There are lots Of visitors passing
t""nrch "rA coming r. Pickens, but
'"@ came: W.>p up sn,y' them all and
.H"hn 'nr. ;ran e ll> st unless you
hclp t@. >"!U. 80 Gre names of any
|jan}". ~ yan !@u.
-frcsld,ng Elder Jones delivered
a fine sermon in the Pickeps Metho.
dist church last Sabbath morning to
large congregation. HIS text was
"Train up child in the way it
should co." etc. In the afternoon he
preached at Bethlehem.
Dennis Lesley, colored, dropped
dead Saturday evening from heart
trouble. He had started to town
and had only gotten short distance
from his home when death caught
him. His funeral was preached Sun
day afternoon in the colored Baptist
church, and the burying took place
at the Secona graveyard.
j. Frank Jennings, who has
been on visit to his parents, Sheri if
and Mrs. J. G. Jennings, left Mon
day to accept work with railroad in
Tennessee. His brother, Earle, who
has been in the employ of the Pick
ems rai'aoad for long time, went
with him. They are both good boys
and will succeed in any undertaking.
they may engage in. Success TO
them.
"A son of BARNEY B. Porter oo.d
about Six years, was bitten Sunday
by pilot snake at the pool near
Griffin church. There was a baptiz
ing there tnat day and n large crowd
was present. The little fellow was
near the pool when he was bit; he
gave the alarm and three snakes. n
pilot, garter and black snake, were
found and killed. Dr.. Bolt was sum.
mONn1 op1 thn l;ft1,