The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-04-25
The Pickens Sentinel
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! LOCAL BREYITIES !
Some Things You Know and Some
You Don't Know About Our
TOMS, County ( People

You Don:t Know About Our !
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The rains still hold the farm
ers back.
Mr.. A. T. Folser of EasleY
made a short visit to PicEeas
last week.
Miss Grace Jones of Green,
vile. was on a visit to relatives
here last week.
There are thirty two candi-
dates announced in Oconee
county and others to come,
Mrs. Aaron Boggs, of Calhoun,
is now with her son Mr.. \. }.
Boggs with whom she will
make her home.
Don't forget the Democratic
club meetings next Saturday
afternoon at 3 O clock. 1t IS the
duty of every democrat to go.
Mr.. J. T. Abercrombie, Super
intendent Of the Pickens Mill,
has treated himself to nice,
new automobile.
The farmers need not fear be
ing disturbed bv the candidates
in Pickens county this year.
Nobody wants any of the Of
fees in this county.
The streets and stores did not
present.a very duh appearance
last week. The merchants We're
quite busy every dav. l5fact It
rarely ever gets dull in Pickens.
Married by Judge Newberry
at his residence on the evening
of the 18th inst. Miss Elsie
Aiken and Mr.. w. II. Gilstrar.
all of this county.
Rev. D. D. Jones. formerly
pastor of the Methodist church
at this place but now located at
Union, was on a visit to reia-
tives and friends here last week.
Dr.. W. ]. Bowen of Mount
Pleas mt, was on a visit 10 his
father Hon. W. I. Bowen ard
other relatives last week.
While up he also made some
professional calls.
MIR. Ernest Childress orders
his Sentinel changed from Pick
ems to Easley and says Il have
missed three copies and do not
want to miss another FOR | love
the old home paper.
The friends of Mrs. J. \.
Griffin, wife of Capt. J y. Grif-
fin, who lives five miles north
of here, will be glad to know
that she is recovering from her
recent severe illness.
The announcement of Mr.. o..
S. Stewart for Clerk Of Court
appears in this issue Of The Sen
tinel. Mr.. Stewart is well known
and needs no introduction to
the people.
The many friends of Hon. J. Z.
Boggs will be delighted to know
that he is improving in health
and thinks in the near future
with the coming of warm spring
sunshine he will be out.
April is said to be a fine month
to improve the public roads. 1t
is u good month to clean up and
beautify aud would be a suitable
time to- do some much needed
work on the court house square.
Mr.. A. D. Mann, of the Six
Mile section, it is said, has one
of the best and most expensive
pianos in this section. He pur-
chased itrecently from the KIM
bic Piano Co., through their
representative, Mr.. T. II. Tram
mel.
Rev. n. G. Ballenger was
home to spend Easter with his
family and to be present at the
special services held at Nc
Cormick and Republican church
es AID we note with pleasure the
marked improvement of his
health.-McCormick Messenger.
Mr.. ]. P. Cary, Jr., is rapidly
rising as a LAWYER. Frequently
his services are called into re-
quisition beyond the limits of
his own county Not long since
he was engaged to assist in the
defense of q man in Brevard,
n. G.. and made such a splendid
n|ea that the Judge commitments