The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-11
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happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature

Mss Lila Folger OF Central i
visiting the Misses Folger Of Pick
ems.
Misses Oorrinne Newton and OIL
Richey visited in Greenville las
week
miss Mary Newton will teacl
the winter torn OF Town Cretl
school.
MIR. AID Mrs. II. H. Webb cole
brat''d their golden wedding las
Sunday.
Mrs. }. B. Robinson Of Easlcy
visited the family Of DR.. j. N. Hal
lum last week.
Mise Carrie Hutcbin4, OF Liber
ty, visits d Mrs. Il. N. Hunter, Of
Pickens, last week.
j. p. Carey, Jr., who has been
attending the South Carolina College,
is at home on the sick list.
-Miss Helen Bogss has returned
from Gainesville, GA, where she
went to attend the marriage of her
friend Miss Grogan.
Mrs. d. J. Grandy OF Green,ile,
spent last week in Pickens, tho guest
OF her sister, Mrs. II. Y. Hunter, and
brother q. e Robinson.
"A Holiness meeting began at
Central yesterday, Rev. Eugene
Swaney in charge, assisted by Rev
Clayton and others.
ALI of the members and those
who are interested in enlarging t.
bor church are requested to meet at
that place at 800 p. m Saturday.
Jobn @. Carey, president OF thu
Lnckhart cotton mill, suffered par
tial stroke Of paralysis last week.
Hia friends throughout this county
will BE- glad to know he is better.
Married, at the home Of tie
brides father, Mr.. j. f.. Gillespie Of
Praters, on October 4th Mr.. r. NJ.
Ferguson to Miss Kannie Gillespie,
both Of Pickens county, Rev. w. e.
Seaoorn officiating.
The opening Of the Heath Bruce.
Morrow Co. was grand SUCCESS, and
Manager Bruce is ssry much pleased
with their success. Crowds attended
from all over the county, looked, pur-
chased and went home satisfied and
happy.
AS fine apples as are raised any.
where was sent to the editor last
week out Of the orchard OF Walter T..
Boggs. Of Liberty. They were Of
the Winesap variety and are superb.
Fruit can be raised on this side Of
the mountain that is as good or bet.
ter than on she north side
Married. at the residence OF
Rev. D. W. Hiott, she officiating
clergyman, on the 4th inst, Mr..
Walter O. Kay and Miss Valley
Couch, both of the Georges Creek
section. The young couple have
bright prospects for future heppi-
ness and SUCCESS. May blessing. at.
tend them.
"A tent meeting commences to.
night (Wedneaday) at early candle
light on the upper end Of W. w. T.
Nalley's place on the Pickens and
Easley road. Everybody invited TO
attend these meetings. Bring your
Bibles, pray much, do good and get
good. This is your meeting and O
goodly attendance 10 desired.
Tho Maxwell, Feagle. David Co.,
proprietors Of the Manufacturers
Outlet, Greenville, have an ad in this
issue which they arc very anxious for
you to read and then follow the ad.
vice they give. You will find that a
nice line of dry goods, notions, shoes,
clothing, etc, ts carried by them and
that the prices are all right.
H. EndeI, proprietor OF the
Globe Clothing 6ouse, GreenvilIe
has recently returned from purchas
ing one OF the largest, prettieet, now
est, and incest lines Of clothing ant
gents furnishings ever shown by
him. Everything is bran new snc
this season's creations and tho pricel
tell the tale OF 80 many we'll dressed