The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-30
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The Pickens Drug 20. now Sci .
grape juice for sacramental purposes.
MIR. W. A. Boggs, of Calhoun, -%as
in town on business last woek.
The Grand Lodge of knights of
Pythias will meet in An derson next
year.
.-Mrs. d. G.. Moore, Of Pickons,
who was quite sick last wee! is bet
ter. ,.......
We would be glad to have our cor,
respondents write us letter, even II
a short one, every week.
"A 1O.months. old child OF Mr.. B.
G. Baker died on the Goth mat with
cholera isf"nt"m'
--Ailsses Hortense and Maud Stan.
sell, of the county, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. B: G. Robinson.
The much needed rain fell the lat
ter part of last week, and crops will
lie much benefited thereby.
After June 1st, we will discon
tinuo buying butter until further 10,
tce. Craig Bros.
Died, on Sunday njghtlnSt, 9th
inst, Alfred EvHtL, toI uf AIR.
and Mrs. lGvatt. lie WAS in lis lSth
ycnr.
Miss Elizabeth Child, ono of
tho teachers in the Graded School,
has returned to her home in Spar,
tanburg.
DR.. w. II. Austin has gone to
Boston, Muss., to attend dental
convention. His Office will be closed
until about the 20lh Of June.
"A special service, including the
Children Day program, will be held
in the Methodist church next Sunday
evening, commencing at 8 o'clock.
The County Democratic cxcctu-
tive Committee is urged to mcct III
the court house next Saturday, June
3 at l a. III. Tnc namos Of tie com
mitteemen were publ she'd last week
II. .B. Bower, OF Morris, has been
awarded the contract to build fifty
cottages for Tho Pickens Cotton Mill,
and he expects to begin operations at
once.
The Pickens Mill ie assured. The
site has been determined upon md
the contract for tho operatives
homes Inns been lot. Active wo'k
will begin soon.
There will be an nll-day singing
at Holly Spring church the third
Sunday in June. All lovers Of mu.
sic are invited to come and bring
song books and welI.filled baskets.
-Marricd at the residence of Mrs.
Lizzie Adams, the mother of the
bride, on Sunday last, Mr.. T.. X
Mauldin and Miss. Lille Adams. all
of Catcechec; j. Alonzo Brown n. T.
officiating.
-r'Tof. Swittenburg, of Newbclry,
has been elected Principal Of the
Pickens Graded School. lie will be
assisted by his wife, Miss Olive New
ton, and another tcachor yet to he
elected 10y The trustees.
T here will he Childrcn's Day cx
ercises held at Twelve Mile church on
the first Sunday in July. Tho cxcr-
cises will embrace tie day. Prom
inent speakers have been invited to
he pleeent. The public cordially in
vited 10 attend these exercises.
A farmer, living not for from
town, has nm old rooster that makes
q bee lil.e for the creek bottoms every
time stranger drives up uthe door
lie must have q strong recollection Of
the deaths in his family two years ago,
and realize that this is the year for
visitations of the Candidates.
Mr.. 9. G.. Rowland is announce Il
in this issue as candidate for re-
election to the cfIicc of Magistrate at
Central. He has ma do faithful Of
fcer in the past, and if re elected,
will continue to serve the people
in q fearless and conscientious dis
charge Of the duties Of his office.
-Messrs. Folger Thornley, 81 Co.,
have purchase l tho lot adiuining their
property which belonged 10 tho Hol
lingsworth estate and have moved the
wooden store building over on to it
They are laying down the brick AID
mate rial for modern store room to
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