The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-07-04
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! LOCAL BREYITIES
Some Things You Know and Some
You Don't Know About Our
Towns, County ( People

A1lCISNS LIZ L AS2ASA3S " ~'~>
Judge T. Lathem, OF Easley.
will regret to learn of his serious
illness.
The Pickens railroad will run
an extra train to Easley the eve
ming of the 4th, to meet trains
40 and Al.
Mrs. J. D. Holder and daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle, attended the
Seyles-Mills marriage in Green
vile last weekly
Miss Ora McFall entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of her
house guests, Misses Britton,
Moore and Floyd.
Hon. and Mrs. 7. J. Mauldin
and Mrs. W. 7. McFall left
Tuesday for a stay of several
days at Indian Head.
DR.. E. B. Webb, of Atlanta,
is in the city for the summer.
Mrs. Webb and daughter will
Join him in a few days.
Let everybody be on their
best behavior this 4th of July
and thereby escape accidents
and avoid trouble and heart
aches.
Mrs. Frank McFall entertain
tained Miss Ora McFall's house
guests with a porch party We'd
nesday evening, at her attrac-
tive home on Hampton avenue.
Wednesday of last week a
heavy hail and wind storm pass
ed through the Piercetown sec
ton of Anderson county and
considerably damaged the fruit
and crops.
There have been ll2 automo-
biles registered in the clerks Of
flee since the first one, about
three years ago. This repre-
sents an investment or outlay
of at least $4,000.
Last Monday was dividend
day and many went away from
the postofice with a smile and
a check. The banks of the
county paid 4 pr cent semi-an-
nual and the cotton mills the
same.
We are requested to announce
that there will be an all day
singing at Golden Greek church
the fourth Sunday. All lovers
of music and the public general
ly invited to attend. Dinner on
the ground.
Mr. n D. Parsons, of the
Mountain View section, was in
the city Saturday for the first
Sine since the old soldiers reun-
:o?, June 8. He has been quite
sex since then, most of the time
q ng confined to his home.
..ev.J. E. Asbmore has been
= ted principal of the Dacus-
,.,le High School. He will be
assisted by his wife and one or
two others. The trustees are
to be congratulated and the
patrons may expect one of the
best schools in the county.
Mr.. James Edens, who is
with Heath, Bruce, Morrow Co.,
spent his vacation by taking 3
trip to Washington, D. G. He
intended going to Baltimore to
see the great democratic con-
vention but said he was told one
could not get within two blocks
of it.
There are few cases Of ty-
phoid fever in and around town.
It is of a mild type, however.
This is a disease which people
should strictly guard against.
The first thing everybody ought
to do is to be innoculated with
typhoid virus. Any physician
will do this and it will do much
to prevent it. Then use disin-
fectants freely in and around
the premises.
FOR SALE-I have 800 acres
fine farm land for sale, ~ miles
from Pickens, at S. per acre.
Several good tenant houses, a
large barn, plenty water, good
neighborhood. Will cut to suit
purchaser.
]. I, Taylor,
Pickens. S. G.
The past week, so unusually
wet, has greatly retarded farm
ing operations. The crop pros
,,acts both corn and cotton. are