The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-10-03
PlCE9D' ntInSs Journal
Happcn'nR& OF Local and parSynal
Nature.

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--Folgcr,, Thornley, & Go. change
their I'D. this week.
wv. H.. White, of Anderson, is
visiting in Plokens.
Mrs. B. O. Baker is quite i'll
with typhoid fever. /.
DIR. Y6lt has his hands full at.
tending fever casos.
--There Is an epidemic of sickness
in this neighborhood.
~-Grand display of Hats at Heath
Bruce,Morrow Co. October 10th and
1lth.
The Barnett Smith farm, two
miles from Pickens, will be sold on
salesday in November.
1t will pay you to see the grand
display of Hats and Dress Goods at
Big Store opening days.
Special prices at the Big Store
opening days. Don't forget the date,
October 10th and 11th.
Mrs. - Christopher, wife of
tho head machinlst at the oil mill is
very ill with typhoid fever.
-: Mrs. Martin Silver, of Horse
Shoe, N. O., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Naomi Moseley, of Pickens r.
No 3
Holder & >Bivens are buying
cotton seed and seed cotton and dea'-
ing in meal and hulls. See them
before selling or buying.
The Twelve Mile River Baptist
Association will meet with Salem
Baptist church on Thursday before
the secoud Sunday in October.
Married by John T.. Lewis at
Turkey, S. g., on Thursday evening,
september 9th, 1906, Rev. B. F.
Murphy, of Murphy, to Miss Lizzie
Chostain, OF HolIy Springs. All of
Pickens county,
Rufus w. Durham died at his
home. III the Grow Greek section of
the county Tuesday evening from
fever, after an illness of month.
lie was about &c yeers of age and
unmarried. His remaius were laid
to rest at Mount Bethel Wednesday.
George Welbourn, son of M>J.
Welborn has closed very success ful
tenn of school at Twelve Mil, school
house. and has since entered Furman
University. George Is an exception.
ally bright young man and will sta and
,,"A t' nH, classes.
"~' - ,sman George s. Legare
.a> '~"..> left Friday for their home |
J" &@,} IN very much improved in
neaith. mr.. Legare has bought the |
Griffin residence in Pickens and will
make additions and improvements to |
it and occupy it next summer. We
are glad that he has become identi.
fed with our town. =.
"A regular convention of Pickens
Lodge X. of p, No. 1913, will be held
in their Castle Hall on Monday night,
the 9Th instant, for work in the
Esquire and Knight ranks. Refresh
ments will be served after addresses
on Pythianism by Dist. Dept.
Grand Chancellor and others.
Mr.. J. M. Nealey has bought the
home place of j. II. Il. Mcdaniel
near town, the consideration being
$1,000 Mr.. Nealey has a splendid
hcme and in few years will have
one Of the finest farms in the county
He has sold his Morris property in
"ost End to Mr.. d. A. Allgood, who
Will take possession the 1st of JAN
o"sy and will open up stock of
goods in the store house,
miss Myrtle Holder de,iobtfo,,v
entertained on last Wednesday night |
in honor of the visiting girls Of |
Pickcns. Fascinating games WI re-
indoIged in. Those present were:
Miss zoie G)azonor. of Easley, Miss
Ernie Keys, of Anderson, Miss
Bright, Miss Eliza Mcdaniel, Miss
Ethel jenkins, Miss Lois Newton,
Messrs. Jack Lewis, Sam Craig,
Avery Looper, Lse Roper, DIR. Law
renee Roper, Furman Holder. Miss
Myrtle knows how to make every ono
enjoy themselves, especially if at her
home.
--Plckens and community wtu
greatly shocked Tuesday night when