The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-02-08
The PiekenS Sentinel
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Mrs. I. A. Nimmo, S was on
visit to her sister Mrs. D. A. All.
good this week.
Mrs. R. G.. Gaines, Of Central,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. B. P. Kelley of near Ca
teechee was here Tuesday.
Mr.. J. B. Entrekin of Central
R2 gladdened The Sentinel force
Tuesday by a visit and renew
ed his subscription.
The County Commissioners
were in session Tuesday. Quite
a number from various sections
of the county We're in atten-
dance.
Mr.. Willie NJ. Stansell and
family who went to Miami. Tex.
last November have returned to
Pickens. He and his family
will make their home with Mr..
and Mrs, W. T. Bowen.
There will be a Valentine en-
iertainment at the Freeman
Hall on the night of the 18th,
beginning at s o'clock.
There will be song services at
Camp Greek church every Sun
day afternoon commencing at
z o'clock. All lovers of music
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Nettie Roper and sister
Eula from Easley, S. G. visited
their grandpa J. J. Hunter of
Liberty section last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. w. II. Kelley, one of the
leading merchants of CenUal
R2, paid US a pleasant call, and
renewed his subscription for a
year. Mr.. Kelley states that he
did a fine business last year and
has made an encouraging start
in 1912.
Reports reached here Monday
of a small robbery at Easley Fri
day night. The drug store of
DR.. Smith AID the hardware
store of Mr.. 4. l.. Campbe.l
were entered some time during
the Fnight by prizing the rear
windows. Nothing of great
value has been missed. There
is no clue to the robbers.
1t is reported that the quiet
and peace of some of the citizens
in and above the Griffin neigh.
borhood has been5disturbrd and
annoyed at occasional intervals
for the past few weeks by some
less peaceable citizens presum.
ably under the influence OF
liquor. The officers, whose
business it is to look after such
things, are needed in that com
munitY.
Quite a good crowd attended
the sales last Monday. Only
one piece of real estate was sold
and that a house and lot belons
ing to the estate'of W. G. Steph.
ems, Central, which was bid of
by Larkin Phillips at $4,000.
Mr.. Lawrence Looper, who
has been making his home out
West, and now here on a visit
has received the sad news that
his only brother, Mr.. Frank
Looper froze to death on his
ranch last week while driving
cattle. The older citizens OF
the county will remember that
Frank left here when he was
only twelve years Of age, and
has since made his home in the
West. He was a son of Mr..
Anderson Looper and a grand
son of Mr.. jeremiah Looper, de-
ceased.
Mr.. J. H. Hudson, who has
subscribed to The Sentinel for
the past twenty wears, visited
us yesterday aud added another
year to his record, many thanks
Mr.. Hudson.
Married February l by Judge
J. B. Newhery Miss Maud
Fendley andMr. Stamen Kay,
all of this county.
Maj. G. NJ. Lynch was {; vel
come visitor at The Sentinel Of
flee last week and cheered the
dropping spirits of the force by
advancing his subscription.
His words of praise for the pa
per are heartily appreciated.