The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-02-28
HaDDsRIIGgS Of a Local and Personal Nature

-GlIbS marie IOlB6f OF tlcKenS ID
on visit to friends in Charleston.
IN. Nj. Madden of the Central
sile spent a part of lass week in
Pickens.
BE sure and attend the entertain
ment of the Boil Ringers at the audi.
t,rium toni: :ht.
L. Ross Eaton, prominent citi.
zsn aud merchaat Of Central was in
Pickens last week.
--Ex Sheriff William B)lt, OF An.
derson, Is on visit to his son. Dr.. j.
Z. Bolt, in Pickens.
Mrs. j. w. Cochran Of Calhoun,
spent last week in Pi1kens with the
family of her brother, Clerk of Court,
A. John Boggs.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. r. Nalley
were called to Calhoun Sunday to at.
tend the burial Of the latter's moth
or, Mrs. Cochran.
n. N, Hunter, salesman at the
Biz Store, has been confined to his
bed for come days, but able to be
at his post again.
Mrs. Il. q. Robinson made a
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
near the Chastan postoffice last week
returning homo Sunday.
Rev. j. r. Davis will preach at
Bethlehem schoolhouse on the first
Sunday in March instead Of the
fourth Sunday as announced last
week
-Fennell & Go. are selling off their
go IDS at great rate, preparatory to
Mr.. FennelI moving to Easley. II
you are wanting goods cheap now is
your chance.
MIR. o. B. Williams, native OF
Gain esville, Ga, but who for some
time, has been holding position In
Kansas City, Missouri, is on a visit
to his aunt, Mrs. II. A. Richey in
Pickens.
-Mr. and Mrs. Larry 9. Thornley,
left .Pickens last Thursday for visit
to MIR. and Mrs. r.. E. Oliver and
B. X. Thornley, in Knoxvill, Tenn;
They will probably be gone two
"tehe Oh longer.
Married Mt the residence OF the
officiating minister on the 18th inst,
Mr.. Frank Merck to Miss Her Evans
aud on the 25th INST, Mr.. w. II.
Daltop'Go Miss Cora Alexander. Rev.
B. O. Atkinson officiating.
-R. e. Bruce. buyer for the
Heath Bruce. Morrow Co., is now in
the northern markets picking the
best selection of Spring and Summer
goods and millinery ever brought to
Pickens. Watch for their announce.
ment.
--Folger, Thornley, & Co., are lay
ing down lumber on their lot prepar.
tory to moving back the old wooden
store building and erecting a hand
some brick structure in it's stead.
This is an enterprising firm and is
bound to succeed.
Up to the 23d of February last
year not sack of guauo had been
hauled away from this town, while at
tho same time this year, not less
than fifteen car loads have been haul.
cd away. 1t is to lie hoped that n
good deal of this fertilizer will go un-
der corn and grain. 1.-The world in
cotton" at this time will ruin the
chance for the plnnter to get q good
price in the fall.
Maria Brown, young negro
woman attempted to commit suicide
in Greenville Last Wednesday by
pouring gallon of kerosene oil over
herself and applying a match. When
found she was without clothing and
her body a mass of burns, dying
shortly aIterward in great agony.
Before trying the oil method the wo.
man threw herself in front of q train
but was driven away before the loco
motive reached her. She was co.
caiue fend.
Mrs. Emeline Cochran, relct OF
the late II. A. Cochran OF Calhoun
died at her home there on the 25th
instant, after an illness OF few
weeks, from bronchitis. She was in
tho seventy-tifth year Of her age, and
was member of Central Mount Ia
bcr church, from which place she
was buried beside her husband the
following day. She leaves se7era
children, besides host of relatives
and friends to mourn the death O.
this Christian woman.
NV. l.. Entrekin, we'll aud ia
vorably lnown citizen Of the Pe'
Ridge section of this county, diet
last Sunday night at his home, aite
an illaess OF Q few weeks duration
He was about 56 years of age an,
leaves q wife and four children and
host Of relatives and friends to mourl
his death. He was member q
Pratera Greek church from whicl
4 place the funeral was held Tuesda