The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-01-24
.Pilklls' SoattIIap!-jugI;ynsL.
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature

l~-Yon can find tho man you owe
in about half the time it takes to tin d
the man who owes you.
We are enrolling a number OF
new subscribers, but we still! have
room Tor few more names on our
list.
This is campaign year and you
should subscribe for the Sentinel.
journal as it will give you all the
news
There is one thing sure-in
home where there in always enough
cookod for company they are sure to
have it. ." ..
Misses Matte Finoley aud Ru.
by Hammond Of Anderson, are on a
visit TO Mrs. J. Il. Purtri tgs, in
Pick, nv .... ...
A 1T OF pretty yourg women
spoil their beauty by wearing specta.
cles, bur some people Will do anything
to bc in style.
The Charleston Post vorv tru'y
remarks that Il mnn who will rot arm
al umbrella these days is surely the
noblest work Of God.
Miss Bessie Purtridge of Fair
burn, Ga, is in Pickt ns visiting her
brother J. ;. II. Partridge and her
friend Mrs. j. L Bolt.
Rev. rawford, pastor, will preach
in the P'ckens Baptiat church next
Sunday at the usual hour. A good
congregation should greet him.
DO not forget to Gle Your tax re
ceipt away With your >registration
certificate 80 you will be qualified to
vote at the general election next fall.
-hIisa Eva Freeman who has
been dressmaking in Pickens for
quite while, leaves this week for a
visit to relatives ond friends in Ala
lama.
In ordering the address Of your
peper changed Le sure to give your
old address as we'll as vonr new one.
This will save us both time and
trouble.
- Miss Bessie Ashmoro ia in hu
gusta, Ga., having been called there
by telegram stating that her sister,
Mrs. d. }. Carter was very ill with
heart trouble.
Several hundred subscribers
failcd 10 pay for their paper last
year. We need the money and
would Ie glad if dclinquents would
come III and square up.
In sending checks, postoffice or,
dcrs ttc, for subscription or adver
tising, be sure and make them paw,
able to the "Sentintl Journal" It
will save trouble in giving you lrop
or credits.
- Miss Julia Griffin of Green vile,
who is we'll known to many Of cur
~readers, being a daughter OF e. s..
Griffin formerly Of this county, left
Saturday for n visit to her sister in
Bir@ingham, Ala.
"a Wisconsin girl is suing a. liv
cry stable keeper for $4,000 dom.
ages. Her beau hired team and
was calrying her driving, and the
horse ran away. Thie, .he says,
kept him from proposing.
There are many subscribers in
arrears who haye not come forward
wlththeir subscriptions. Prices for
cotton have been good all the fall
and there should 10 no excuse for
negle citing to pay such small &C
counts.
"A certain school teacher in this
county who had great difficulty with
a few mischievous boys said to one of
them who. had soreIy tiled her pa
tience: II wish I could he your mother
for just about week. I would rid
yon Of your naughty disposition. ."
"Very WE'LL" said the boy, "father is
widower aud I'll speak to him about
it,"
--AIrs. Nj. +. Hester who has been
in Atlanta with her son, Ralph, for
treatment returned home last week
Some Of the doctors advised against
an operation being performed on
Ralph and he ,nonded to such an OK.
tent while he was gone that hie
mother returned home with him
without having the surgeons knife
used on the little fellows leg, and
since his return ho has steadily con.
tinued to improve. ~.
-Mr. Thomas Il. Milee, who hts
been manager of the brick yard at
tins place ever since it started. died
there on tho 10Th inst. from heart
failure "Captain" Miller, as he was
familarly called by all who knew him.
was in his fort, fourth year and
leaves Il brother, j. E Miles. a con.
ductor on the Southern between Co
lumbia and Savannah. His remains
were sent to Columbia and laid t..
rest in the Elmwood cemetery OF
Thursday. He was good, honest,
straightforward buHiness man and