The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-02-07

Trends IN Greenville last week.
PROF. s. M. Wolfe made a flying
trip to Easley Saturday evening.
Mrs. FInen Griffin spent a
part of last week with friends in Eas.
Icy.
Miss Hubl,arl's muaic class
gives a recital in the school audituri
um tonight.
Mrs l.. c. Thornley, spent por-
tion Of last week with relatives md
friends in Greenville.
Sec change Of nd OF Craig Bros.
this week. They talk shoes and it
will be to your interest to listen.
-. --Mies Josie Boggs, of Eaaley,
spent portion of Inst week with her
sister, Mrs. J. N HalIum, in Pickens.
"A moving picture show delight
ed the Young folks of the town last
Saturday night at the school audto.
riuu.
-Prestoa P. Mcdaniel. who is on
the constabulary force aud stationed
at Wa'holla, is visiting his brothers
and sisters in Pickens.
Miss Addie Hiott, Of Easley,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
friends in Plckons. She il an assist.
ant teacher in the Norris Grammar
school, at present.
Monday was saleday but there
was nothing to go under the auction
GERS hammer. A goodly crowd was
in town, paying taxes and trading
and our merchants report good sales.
Little Miss Ivy Mauldin VIII,
spent two weoks recently with her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. Ross
Eaton, of Central, returned home last
week, her mother. Mrs, l. III. Mauldin
having gone after her.
The r. was considerable work
before the Masonic lodge last Satur.
day night, several candidates pre-.
senting themselves for tho first step
in Masonry and more to follow. Th.
lodge is growing Mt healthy rate.
q. l.. Curetop has his corn mill
running and invites the corn meal
acting public to give him share of
their patronage. The mill is in charge
OF Mr. j. NJ Ward, an experienced
miller, who knows how to grind n
good turn out
The minutes of tho Twelve Mile
River Association will be roady for
delivery to the clerks of the various
churches by the IL inat. They will
please Call at this Office aud get same.
On account OF being rushed with job
work all the fall we have been unable
to turn out this work before now.
Col. Fielding A. Lewis, formerly
of this place, but now of Walhalla,
was in Pickens the first of the week.
Mr. LOWS is we'll pleased with his
purchase there and says that he has
been offered double the money he
paid for his property. lie is in the
real estate business and has a card
in this issue.
AT regular meeting of the X. Of
+. lodge Monday nj 5ht work in the
second degree was performed. This
lodge, though n young one, is fast
forging to the front, their member
chip increasing at rapid rate.
Their degree team is splendidly or.
"o"Hed and they carry. the candi-
ugh the derees in great
ID deal of space is taken
'ti ". 'gislative matters aud some
with other matter, but we donate
enough space to give n program Of
tie entertainment by the Pickons
chapte: u. d. q. in tho Graded
School building next Wednesday cv.
ening the 18th Of February. It is
for the benefit of the old soldiers, n
worthy cause, and we chtcrfully do.
nate the space and hope they will
have crowded house. Tie ndmis,
sion is only 10 ceuts.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. r. Gaines of Lii.
e'tr side, wee in Pickens Monday, and
while in town paid this office vi.it;
tn y came in to see hon M up to.dat'
country weekly 10 gotten up. The,
were shown through every depart
ment, but were unable to see the most
interesting feature, that of our big
steam newspaper press in OPERATION,
which IL only run on Tuesday eve
ntnRs an Wodne day mornings. We
lov,te every one to call VIII n thev
1eel ke it and SEQ how much care
worry, time and labor il required t"
get out newspaper.
Y If you want to know whether n
show's any good or not, get the
opinion OF the travelling public. The
dfhmmers generally keep ND will,
best attractions on tho road, and the
arnmmera making this point speak
in tho highest terms OF oommenda.
i,on OF the BELL Ringers and Male
tSuaptette which will be here Fobru
lanta, Columbia, Charleston and oth
er cities and CAV Il Ia nir,,,l.,- So'i, ~