The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-10-13
.PickenS Sentinel journal
Happenings of Local, and Personal
Nature,

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Born to MIR. and Mrs. T, D, Hal
ris, on the 9th instant,. a daughter j.
MIR. John Fl. Williams, OF Green
vile, spent Tuesday in Piokens OF
business.
w. II. Amber, or dreerville
spent portion Of last week il
Pickens. ......,.... 49,. ....n.s.. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. james 81. Morgan
of Qreenville, spont Sunday in Pick
ems with the family Of R. A. Bowen
--Mesdames j. L. Bolt and =. L
O. Thompson are in Anderson thi
week attending the Anderson count,
fair.
Mrs. Aaron Boggs, Of Calhoun
visited her son, A. j. Boggs. and
daughter, Mrs. j. II. Newton, in
Pickens last week.
How do.you like our looks this
week? We want to Keep up this size
permanently and let the town grow
to u.s..
Il. Ross Eaton, a prominent citi-
zen and merchant of Central, spent
Thursday in Pickens with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. I. NJ. Mauldin.
Miss Maka Boggs, of the Green.
vile Female College, spent a portion
Of last week with her parents Ar.
and Mrs. A. j. Boggs, in Pickens.
DR. L. o. Mauldin, of Greenville,
spent q portion of last week with
relatives in Pickens. Ossie is build
ing up nice practice in the Noun.
tain City:
Miss Nellie Grandy, OF the
Greenville Female College, and Roy
Grandy. of Furman University, spent
last Sunday with their parents. Rev.
and Mrs. B. E. Grandy, in Pickens.
The old reliable A. K. Park car
ries splendid line of dry goods and
shoes. IF you trade in Greenyille at
oil don't fail to inspect this complete
stock, and if you buy Of him you will
be pleased with your purchases.
MAJ. J. j. Lewis, Unite d States
Commissioner. left Thursday for
Seneca, where he will visit his
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Hunter, before
going to United States Court in
Greenville, which convenes Tuesday.
The Pickens Railroad was out of
commission last week by some freight
cars jumping the track and knocking
down treastle. No one was hurt,
the damage has been repaired and
their regular schedule has been re-
sumed.
To the members of the Maynard
Alliance: Each of you are hereby re
quested to meet at Cross Road church
on Saturday, October 18th, at 3 |
o'clock p. M, to consider business of
Importance to each member.
j. 4. Childress.
Don't fail to read the half page |
ad of j. Thomas Arnold Co., of
Greenville, in this issue. They carry
q full and complete line Of goods and |
if you have ever traded there you
know that what they carry is the |
best the market affords. You should |
inspect this stock before purchasing
your fall goods.
Smith & Bristow appeal to you
through this paper for a share of
your trade with the largest line, finest
stock and best goods they have ever
AS mems outfitters they
cannot be excelled. Agents for the
celebrated Stetson hat. Give them a
ball, look through their stock and
buy your next suit there.
Tho K. of P. Lodge held a very
moeting Monday night.
This lodge is on the increase, work
being to do at every meeting. The
remarks by the District Deputy
Grand Chancellor was timely and
we'll received. The lunch served
after the business session was over
was good and came at time suitable
10 all present
Last Saturday as Mrs. B. Il. a
Grandy was cutting up cabbage
preparatory to cooking for dinner,
sIa fOnnd n lono wri0o olin0 uhif;ah