The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02
.PiCkenS Sentinel-JOupnal
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature

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fails to u o the advertising columns OF
the Sentinel Journal stands III his
own light.
- Engineer w. L. Jeanes is quito
sick, being confined to his bed. His
many friends hope that he will soun
he out again. ......
Married at the residence of j.
A Nimmone, by g. w. Bowen, No
tnry Public, Beco Watson and Miss
Ola Smith; all of Pickens county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. White, who
have been spending some time with
the latter's mother, Mrs. NE Thorn
lev, have returned to their home in
Anderson.
There will be an entertainment
~ Il. C1,,l rchoolhouse on Friday
u'4bt, May 'th. beginning at 8
u'clock. ,H> body is cordially in
p.,ci t. ~.Ho.
-~Tl, oa.o.n year old son Of Mr..
: II. }.lr- p Pickeus r It d. No
!. vut,@....r and right badly hurt
ln q m,f,. .tnrday evening, but at
luj< Wn.,,., 81. is better. No bones
wef" rr,}.2.
Allrg.. Salem Baptist church,
Salem, :. G., on Sunday, April 22nd,
1906. Robert Stewart and Miss
Marcy Chapman, both of Pickens
county, Rev. j. B. Colley officiating.
-Keowee Courier.
The pr cirrt clubs all met last Sat
urday and urnnuized. The full pro-
c., dings are provided out this week.
~: Viz. he gwen next week. Several
arllc.es of necessity have been
carried over, which will appear next
week.
Miss Matte Louise Trip, deugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tripp, OF
the lower side of the county, was
happily married last Sunday to MIR.
Robsrs A. Gentry. The happy
young couple are receiving tho con-
gratula,ions of their many friends.
-Corgressmen Aiken requests US
to notify widows of Mexican and In
dian War soldiers that if they will
write him he will have their pensions
Increased from $500 to $1,000 per
month. There is no general law on
this, but each must get this general
increase by special act of Congress,
hence it is important that they write
at once.
--Several of the Pickens people at.
tended the game of baseball played
Monday between Clemson and the
Techs on the Clemson diamond. The
score stood 6 to O in favor OF the
Techs. The Pickens folks say the
game "was something rotting.' Con.
gressman Legare should take his
Juvenile team down and leurn the
Clemson Tigers what ball playing is
Mrs. Martha Jane Hendricks,
wife of B. Larkin Hendricks, died
last Thursday after an illness OF only
q few days, aged about sixty six
years. She was consecrated Chris
tian woman and leaves host of
relatives and friends to mourn her
death. The interment Was at Holly
Springs church the day following
her death, Rev. w. 9. Seaborn con-
ductiug the funeral services.
The cotton mill project is coming
on all right. The citizens are res
ponding nobly to the enterprise and
subscriptions are being gotten every
day. The good people of the Oolenoy
section, especially, as we'll as those
all over tho county, have contributed
very literally to the enterprise, and (
few more days of canvassing will in
sure the mill. The promoters nov
figure on breaking dirt next month
No, Mau le dear, if were you
would not let my Willie Bruce wea
white pants and lace socks next Sun
day. He might catch cold. And eth
good die young" anyhow you know
And we would advise you, yourself
Maude dear, not to let your "Ma.
Meeting" shirtwaist have any YER
large bulls eyes in the inserting. Th
winds might nip you. And thel
what would be the use OF your Will
Bruce living or plugging any more?