The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-05
PiCkenS Sentinel journal.
h Happenings Of Local and Personal
Nature.


-Miss Jennie Blasslngame is visit
ing the Misses Ashmore this weet
MIR. Harry II. Horris, of Green-
vile, visited here lest Saturday and
Sun day.
Miss Eva Rampley. Of Atlanta,
Ga, waa the guest Of Mics Eilene
TNyl9r lnst week.
NIjsa Helen Boggs hos gone to
Auontn TO 7isit friends end relatives
n, '"o ucy; two weeks.
The Misses Foster, of Greenviile,
are the charming guests OF Miss
Nellie Grandy this week.
--Miss Marguerite Watt. of Green.
vile, is the charming guest of the
Misses Purdy this week,
Mrs. T. L. Biyens left last Sun.
day to attend the burial of her father,
A. q. Heath, Of Waxsaw, N. y.
The Hon. JameB L. Carey and
Judge r. o. Purdy went to Walha!la
lest Monday on professional business.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Gassaway and
children spent Sunday in Pickens
with Mrs. j. II Ashmore, sister of
Mrs. Gnssaway.
Mrs. A Z. Freeman and Miss
Ethel Jenkins returned home Satur.
day from week pleasantly spent
with frirnds ut Wi]';amston and
Anderson.
Mr.. j. q. Clinkscaleb, of Ander-
son, was among the visitors here last
week on his return to the University
of Tennessee, whore he is taking
law course.
MIR. John Roper, who is just re.
covering from spell of typhoid
fever, is improved sufficiently to visit,
this week, his daughter, Mrs.. e. H.
CfalB, IN Ilckens.
-Furman Holder has accepted a
position as clerk in the grocery de-
partment of Folger, Thornley, & Co.
for the ensuing year. He desires the
trade of all his friends and guaran-
tees to give them satisfaction.
MIR. Zade Cox, who has been in
Washington for the last ten years, is
at home visiting his father and
mother. His many friends are glad
to see him bGck and to know that he
is getting along fine and enjoying
good health.
Earnest Folger has just returned
from the Northern markets, where he
has purchased all of his fall goods
aud lie asks oil of his customers to
-" 'c"lnd and inspect, whether
.!.1 u.l or not. Earnest is a good
"ty.r "'l we feel when We buy auy-
'.:., G.nn bin that it is first class
n"' .". that we are getting the
worth of our money.
u. r. Ashmore, who has had
charge of q rural route for the last
year, has given up his position and is
back at home, "beh,nd the counter" !"
clerking for Heath. Bruce. Morrow 90.
His many friends are glad to see him
back at the business, as "Rufe,' as
he is generally called, is a fine clerk.
His motto is, "Treat Everybody
Right" lie asks the patronage OF
oil his friends and will try and plef. SO
them if it is in his power.
Julius e. Parsons, the old re
liable clerk for Heath Bruce Morrow
Co., has decided to leave the Dear
Old Farm" once moro and try bis
hand at selling goods. julius ie
considered the best clerk in town and
is very popular with everybody and
his many friends in Pickens can't dc
without him. Here is hoping that
"Julo" will stay with us and, incidea.
tally bis employers, Heath. Bruce
Morrow Co.
Charles N. Bowen, of the staff OF
clerks of Heath. h.Bruce-Morrow Co.,
hos gone North to buy the fall stock
of dry goods for this firm, and is
expected to bo gone about q week.
Charlie is very reliable clerk and
magnificent salesman and those who
expect to buy their fall clothes had
better give him chance to show
them what fine Judge he really ie
Of dry goods and clothing, so "drap'
in frequently and purchase from him
- s1rMr. II. L. Henderson will begin
on September 18th carrying the mai
on Route No. 5 of the rural route