The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-12
IPiCR6HS Sentinel-JOurnal
Happenings Of Local and Perso nal
Nature.

on an extended visit to Hon. Geo. s.
Legare.
miss Matte Finley is on au OK.
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. j. T.
Partridge.
Capt. and Mrs. II. G. Kramer
are the guests Of Mrs. Jno: Il. Thorn.
ley this week. ~
Bailey Poole and Theodore Wat
son, of Anderson, visited DR.. j. l.
Bolt last week.
Guy MoFall spent last week ii
Atlanta and other markets buying hit
fall stock of goods.
DR.. J. A. Cannon has moved tt
the Kelley house recently vacated by
Mrs. Belle Attaway.
Mr.. Swayne Gilmer, wife and
two. children, visited Mrs. L. O.
Thornley, last week.
Mrs. Belle Attaway now occu.
pies one of the houses of Auditor Il.
T.. Keith, on johnson street.
will Amber and Will Gilreath,
of Qreenville, spent last Sunday in
Pickens visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Flora Lathem closed Fri.
day, August 31st, very successful,
summer term Of school at Mile Creek
school horse.
Judge R. o. Purdy and family
returned last week to their home in
Sumter aftar spending the summer
in Pickens.
Mrs. II. A. Richey and little
grand daughter, Willie May Lathem,
are visiting Mrs. o. B. Williams, Of
Gainesville, Ga,
Mr.. James Pickens Carey, Jr.,
has returned home after spending
several weeks with friends in various
part OF the county.
r.. T.. Goodwin, of Petersburg,
Va, arrived in Pickens Monday night
on visit to his wife's relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Richey.
Miss Ruby Hammond and Miss
Reba Bailey, two of Anderson's
charming and attractive young ladies
wore. the guests of Dr. J.. L, Bolt last
week.
The Pickens Graded school
opened last Monday morning with ap
enrolment of 147 scholars. This is
Che largest opening the school has
ever had.
do not fail to read the ad of D.
r. Page in this issue and stop drink.
ing his ice cold soft drinks long
enough to inspect his line of nice
groceries.
The Misses Foster, two charming
and attractive young ladies of Green.
vile, after being the guests OF Miss
Nellie Grandy returned to their home
in Greenvjlle last Saturday.
We are glad 10 soc Wayne F.
Mauldin uptown again after his sick
spell. Wayne has been in o very Sc
TRANSFORMATION for the last two weeks
and his many friends hope that
he is entirely we'll.
"A. Brandon Taylor, John Fields,
LeRoi Boggs and Hovey Earla re-
turned to Clemson college last Mon.
day to take up their studies. All are
in the Senior class and seem to he
getting along fine.
Rev. J. Fl. ThornwelI, of Fort
Mill, S. O., will deliver a public lee
ture on "Pythanism" in the school
auditorium at Liberty, s. O., on Mon.
day night, September 18th, 1906
Everybody cordially invited to at.
tend.
Miss Irene l.. Clark will open
her music class in the Liberty Graded
school on October 1st. She is a
splendid teacher and needs no com
mendation at our hands. You can.
not do better than place your children
ic her charge. -<.. ..
"A mountain party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Legare, Mr..
and Mrs. L G. Thornley,, Mr.. I.
Blank, Jerry McMahan and the
Misses Ashmore left last Monday for
Jocassee Valley, whore they expecs to
camp for about week.
Mr.. Aaron Boggs, of Calhoun,
visited his son, Clerk of Court A. J.
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