The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-03-14
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature

Born on the 10Th instant, to MIR.
and Mrs. 9. M. Bowen, girl.
-. Miss Eva freeman has returned
from visiting relatives in Alabama.
-He,th. Bruce borrow On. change
their al this week; don t fail TO rend it.
-Ml.::.es Kate Hester and Ethel
jenkins visited in Eusley Saturday.
Mrs. N. T.. Thornley, is in Vir.
ginia visiting her daughter Mrs. J
Mel. Seabrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. john II. B,gg4,
Of Liberty, visited friends and rela-
tiyes in Pickens last week.
Mrs. j. w. Ellison, of Elsley,
spent while in lickens recently
with her brother, r. II. Roark.
MIR. and Mrs Judge Nj. Welboru
left Saturday for Calhoun Falls to
visit their daughter. Mrs, Henry d.
Hendricks.
Mrs. T.. II. Moore, of Liberty, is
spending some time in Pickens with
her daughter, Mrs. j. Nj. CAN'T. aud
son, David G. Moore.
Miss Josie Earle closed her
school ut Wolf Greek on March 9th =.
Miss Earle will tench tho summer
term. They like her as teacher.
Married, at rdens & E lens,
store. on tho 11th inst, John L ,gan,
to Ethelee Lawrance, (colored) W. E.
Edens, Jr, Notary Public, officiating.
Married at Six Mile church, Mr..
A. r. Rose to Miss nj. A. Shelton and
Mr.. j.. StanseIl to Miss Sallie Alex.
ander, Rev. B. 9. Atkinson officiating.
II. Christie Robinson and Prof.
Harry H. Harris, former Pickens
boys, but now of Greenville, spent a
POI tion of this week with relatives
and friends in Pickens.
-Mrs. l.. G. Thornley,, who has
been spending n while with relatives
in Knoxville, Tenn, returned home
Saturday. coming by way of Ander.
son where she spent few days with
relatives.
Don't fail to see the ad of Smith
& Wyatt, Real Estate dealers, Offering
lots in tue city Of Easloy at auction,
on the 29th instant. Don't fail to at.
tend this sale if you want to purchase
property in a growing town.
Miss Mathis, of the E,slcy Grad,
ed School, will give talk to the
children in the P,ckens Methodist
church Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. All the young people OF the
town are cordially invited to attend.
Louis Capel left last Saturday
for the markets where he is buying
the finest line Of Spring and Summer
clothing and gents furnishings ever
shown in Pickens: Watch for his
nd announcing the arrival of these
goods.
Married at the residence of DR..
l.. e. Sexton at Cateechee, on last
Sunday at $3.50 p. m Mr.. Andy Bowen
to Miss Ida Kelley, j. Alonzo Brown,
N. P, ut the throttle. The happy
couple have the congratulations of
their many friends.
w. w. Cantrell, aged 81 years,
died at his home on the 18th inst,
and was buried the day following his
death OF Ruhamah Church. He
leaves wife and eight children and
host Of relatives and friends to
mourn bis loss.
This week sees the close of the
hunting season. Many birds have
been killed by the hunters, patridges
being the main victims. Already the
foathered tribes have begun to m ate
and if this beautiful weather contin-
ues an abundance Of game will greet
the sports or November Isl.
The Liberty Township Singing
Association will convene with the
Zion Methodist Church, about three
miles south of Ensley, on the first
Sunday in April, 1906. All lovers of
music are cordially invited to come
and bring song books and we'll file !
baskets. e. Oscar Smith, Secretary.
The closing exercises of Hampton
school last Friday night was all to the
good. A packed house greeted the
scholars and the children received
many congratulations for tbs manner
in which they carried outthe program
For three years Prof. John d. Edons
has taught this school and has piven
universal satisfaction to the patrons
by the wav, he is one Of the best
teachers in tie county.
james Il. Brown, OF Central, has
been digging well near his resi-
dence; ho has been having blasting
going on for some time, going through
some very hard rock; he is now abou
to be repaid for all his expenditures
tor after going down about sixty fee
line traces of gold have been found
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