The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-06-21
R|oksns SDattiitDI-joggual.
Haprcnlpcs Of q Local and Personal Nature

Ndppcul ks u d lrVCT hhu pIFSVN1l NATURE
.5o'uo If oW people uyo having
ripe poo"up@ III Ll,uir own rNi8ing.
The harvesting of tho small
grain crops has commenced in thi.
section.
"A good many people from this
section contemplate visiting the
mountains this summer.
The potato bugs have made
their appearance in somo sections
and are damaging the plants.
The Piedmont Fair association
will hold Fourth Of July celebration
1t the fnir grounds in Gleonville.
The weather. in this section the
past week has been fac, and the
farmors havo made good uso of the
time.
The man who asks if it's .'hot
enough for you has made lis ap-
pearance along with other summer
nuisancns.
There will DO special conven-
tion OF Pickens Lodge No. 1913, X. of
p, next Monday hight. ALL nom.
bers and visiting brethren are re.
qnested to DO tht re. Work in the
third rank.
The children of the late Dr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Morgan, who are staying
with their Aunt, Mrs. Nary Freeman
at Tay|or's station are on a visit to
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. II. a.
Bowen, in Pickens. =
--R EaA Alo Lewis, son Of Maj j. ].
Lewis, Of p'ckens, who has been
staying With the Chj6u"h Drug Co.,
ut Andcrsoh, has a6ccptet lucretive
position wi Eh' ,(asnina Drug Co., at
Sumter, - IC%~Eo will prove a
valuable ac tMisition to their forco.
There will be an oil day singing
by the Old Folks at Fairview church
the first Sunday in July. Everybody
invited to attend and bring their old
"Christian Harmony" and "Resurrec
tion Songs" song books and we'll filled
baskets, A day of enjoyment is
promised all who attend
.Th4@, '~n : E-r, the hustling
~ 'r.@.. 4 @!.n:, i Ireenville, have
~ = ',".'',. .,' 81 !. Ills issue offer
VA ~,r ur. 'a"n'J., land near Ma
rietta and Travellers Rest at bargain
plices. They offer other property
for sale also. SEQ ad; If you don't
SEQ i'll it what you want call on them
they can suit you.
From having come in contact
with what was supposed to be a mad
dog a few days ago, several fine dogs
IN Pickens arc being confined and
closely watched for any symptoms Of
hydrophobia. Unless they are re-
gularly fed and given plenty OF wate
they will be run "mad" for want OF
attention and humane treatment.
"A crowd consisting of Prof. w
E. Dendy, wife,and child, Miss Elise
Lutimer, Helen Boggs, Vesta Ash
more, Marie Folger and Messrs Le
RoI, Bruce and julius Boggs, Jr., j
r. Ashmore, Gregg Mauldin, Arthur
, Gfavley and e. f. Keith spent Fri
Tday on Table Rock mountain, view
ing the beautiful scenery from the
top of the mountain.
We have rot heard from on,
"Sugartown" correspondent in some
time. We would like to know what
is happening in that section and how
E. B. Lathem is getting on with his
brag watermelon and roasting ea>
patches, and how the block system al
Crosswell and Lathom is working
and when the workmen will get thu
railroad bridges over Georges creel
and Saluda finished. When vii
work on the Saluda dam coumenc,
and when will it bc completed.
The Sentinel Journal takes
pleasure in announcing thaS it ha
secured the services of w. r.. Boase
who will have charge Of the mechar
ical ond of the paper and in the jo
department, especially, will he pu
forth his best efforts to give on
patrons satisfactory printing. w