The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-13
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was in town Tuesday aud loft a dol
lar to keep tho paper running.
Have your buttons we'll sewed
on if you come to hear Hale Thurs
day night. for you are sure to laugh
some.
Mrs. B. T. Grandy returned
lome Tuesday from weeks vi.i
a4autly spcnt with rel.t;vos ant
fricn!s in Augusta, e..
--~Wylio Miller mud D.:ra Barr, {
dau2hter of J"hn 81 Barr, Ut E.s
ley, we're mats.h on the 26.h uil
A. NJ Folger. N. P, officiating.
Married t. the home OF The par
cnts Of ihe ln,,lu, in tho Dacusvil!.
section OF tho county, on tho 81 iu
atant, Miss Annie Nobinson to j .hr
Frildle.
--Ha'o. the Impr OF ator aud De-.
lintator, tho oest orc on The platform
today, is TO bo Mt tho auditorium
Thursday tho 21st instant. Every.
body come.
William +. ElIe'lurg and Misc
U. NJ. Wilson, of tho Carmel s.ctior
OF the county, were married on the
3d instant, by n. s. Reeves, n. T., at
his residence.
Hale gives Skotchos from Shake.
spearc, Hood, Poe, Wallace, Fie 4.
Riley, Dickens, Artemns Ward Mark
Twain, Stanton, etc., etc., besides or
iginal sele ctiens.
DIR. J. T.. Bolt il in attondance
upon tho st aston of the Grand lodge
III Charleston this week, as dele.
gate from Keo"eo Lndge IT. and A
NJ. No. 70. He will have nice trip
w. II. hIearcs and daughter,
Miss Lille, Of Stnera,aro visiting rel
ativcs in the county. Mr.. Menrs wns
in Plckens Monday shaking hands
with his old friends and acquaint,
anres.
The country people living in
roach Of Pickens should not fail to
come and hiring tho children to
knoN " D.>unl) 1T,1r - C.h,ul
ditoriunl, on Thursday December 81,
if they want to have an evening OF
real pleasure and enjoyment.
Halo always makes a hit wher.
ever he "ppere. He is inimitable and
his selections hiring down tho hous-
from the beginning the audience he.
ing kept in constant roar Of laugh
tor. DO not fail to hcor him on
next Thursday night, Dec inter 81,
at the School auditorium.
Fielding A. Lewis OF Pickens,
nccopanied by his wife md children,
arrived in,Walhalla Friday and vii!
make their homo in Walballa. Mr.
Lewis recently purchased tho Won.
HadclD property just inside tho cor.
p,,ate limits. We Welcome this fam
ily to Walhnlla. - Keowee Courier.
"A little child, daughter Of Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Reeves, who reside
at the Easley Cotton Mill, was burn
otto death 'ast Thursday evening.
I, was buried at Er on the day fol.
lowing it's death. It is not known
how it got burned as the mother had
just gone out to feed the pig and no
one else was in the house at the
time. The parents have the sympa
thy of their many friends in this
til Dir hour OF sorrow.
--Thore is considerable moving
around among the people those daye;
some renters are changing places,
hunting for better fal ming laAd,
while some land owners have Cotton
good prices for thor holdings and
haye turned loose and will buy else,
where and improve their purchases,
ready for the next man who 10 on the
lookout for improved property. Thus
it goes: the buying and selling for
gain is what keeps the world moving.
Tho Ladies Quartette greeted o
nice audience at the Auditorium on
Monday night and delighted their
hearers very much. The program
was nice one and was we'll carried
out. Too much cannot be said il
praise of them and their renditions
but it is impossible to single out any
ono feature or person md give praise
without Offense- to all tha othars T