The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-06-27
.PiCkenS Sentinel journal
Happenings Of Local and Personal
$50 Nature.

. HSN~NS-NS W sAScoA GNU \ "a SVhNl
Nature.
Mics Emily Friday, Of. Gre :.
vile, is on visit to hor sister, Airs
W. Fl. johnson in Pickons.
IN. D Taylor, photographer, of
Ensler, cflers cut price on all woik
dono ly hln on July 4th. ~.
VIM, Hngoud, co!orcd, on " II
Iangston place reports his cotton
btginning 10 bloom.
SEQ change in nd Of l. Roths
child, tho old reliable clothier Of
Greon,ille, in This iasnc
-.,W.J J Hoo,k. &C " ashington, D.
g., NhHE.y> he'n bIdiepoa2d for some
timc, ~ spending !: "!ilo IL Piokens
to recuporate.
Mrs Bargdrd and daughter,
Miss Madye, of Greenvillc, visited
their relative, Mrs. r. r.. Roark, of
Pickens, last week.
-There will DO children's day OK
ercises at IL Mile Methodist church
Sunday, July 1st. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Craig Bros. will offor special bar.
gains in suspenders and drcsu shirts.
Don't fail to take advantage OF this
salo. Sale tnkes place Saturday, 3Oth.
While out squirrel hunting Sat
urday, Marcus NJ. Rogers, of II. r. D.
No. 3, killed 6 hawks, two old ones
and four young ones 18th four shots.
Don't fail to read the nd of D. T.
Pace in this issue. He has nice
line of goods and sells them cheap.
Call on him for fancy groceries
and cold bottled drinks.
Mr.. s. l. Brooks, from the IL Mile
section, reports that crops are doing
considerably we'll considering the re-
cent heavy rains and steady growth
of grass.
Liberty Township singing associ.
alton will meet with Flat Rock church
tho 1st Sunday in July. All low ors Of
good music are cordially invited to
. come and bring we'll. filed baskets and
song books.
--Thero will be Farmers Union
picnic at Gates school house on the
4th OF July 1906. Everybody is cor.
daily invited to attend. Go and take
we'll filled baskets and let 1T bo an
enjoyable occasion.
&C. Il. Cureton has moved to the
Mcdaniel home on tho Liberty rood,
and has rented his residence in town
to Judge r. 0. Purdy, who, with his
family, will be in Pickens this week,
10 Rpenu the summer.
Mrs. A. j. Boggs and her chill
dren, Ina, Oliver and A. j., accom-
-'"'''8 y" w. "-:udo Hester, spent
.'., ..-." l..:.. 49,: f last week visiting
'.aE1.I =" .>,.rta, Ga, returning
\.". f'r"uHN a~eAing.
There will be picnic on the 4th
of July at Williard's Spring, given by
Miss Irene l.. Clarke to her music
class. The publio IL cordially invited
to attend. Bring well filled baskets
and help make tho picnic an enjoyable
event.
In this issue G. w. Bowen an.
nounces him, elfe as candidate for
county commissioner. Wash, as he is
favorably known all over the county,
is good business man and should
he be elected would make good and
faithful officer.
MIR. McDuffie Wilson, once a
native Of this state, died after lin.
gering illlness. He was brother to
Mrs. It. Nj. Rogers, Mrs. e. L. Eades,
Mrs. S. E. Smith, Mrs. B. Price, Mr.
3. Il. Wilson. He leaves q wife and
three children besides q host Of reia.
tlves and frien ds,Ato mourn his death.
II. I. Barton while driving in
Easley Saturday evening had his
horse to scare at something and rs
tho horse junped, young Barton was
thrown out, hitting the ground with
sufficient force to knock the breath
from him, but he was not seriously
hurt. Parts of thn wOoon wora ,,;o,.