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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81. YEAR
NUMBER 43
PickenS Route ;

Last Sunday Rev. W. C. Sea-
born filled his regular appoint
ment at Mt. Grove and delivered
an interesting sermon.
On last Friday night Misses
Louise and Annie Gravley en-
tertained a number of their
friends with an ENJOYABLE candy
breaking. Numerous games
were INDUCED in and there was
plenty of good music which was
enjoy ed by all.
Mr.. Esley Lewis, of Lincoln
ton, Ca. is visiting friends and
relatives in this section. Every
body is glad to see him back
aga n.
On last Saturday night a
birthday party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
parritt in honor of their d; ugh
ter, Miss Nelma. She invited a
number of friends and at the
appointed hour the guests
coupled off and went to the din
ing room where they found the
table loaded with many good
things to eat. The evening
was greatly enjoyed and they
all left thanking her for her
kindness and wishing her many
more happy birthdays.
Last Sunday a singing was
given at the home of Mr.. Mack
Chappelle, which was enjoyed
by all who attended.
We noticed in the last issue
where Farmers Wife was
speaking of the roads being so
rough that they had TO take to
the woods to get to a neighbor's
house. The people in this sec
ton always travel the road
when they 90 visiting.
Farmers Boy.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
Court Proceedings

Court coaveaesI in Pickens Monday
morning. wiz Judge S. w. &. Shpp
presiding Solicitor Bonham is attend
ing the legislature in Columbia and
was urabI" TO attend, Jas. P. Carey, Jr.
acting as solicitor and doing good work.
An unusual feature of this court
week is. we learn, that for the third
time in thirty Years the weatheris clear,
but it looks like it VIII rain before the
week is out.
The criminal cases We're finished in a
day and haif.
Edd Gibbes. coIorsd, house breaLing
and larceny. Two years on sae chain
gang,
Luther IcAdams, co:ored, assault
and battery with intent to Ail'; con-
victed of assault and battery Of a high
and aggravated nature. Three months
or s75.
Edd Young, cclored. violating dis
Densary law. Six months o! $500,
Allen Bowen colored, violating dls-
pensary law. Three months or 500.
Wesley Ramev, violating dispensary
law. Three months or $40.
John Miles Lowry. violation Of dis
pensary law. Three months or 500.
Wick Parks, assault aud battery of a
high AID aggravated nature, Nine
months.
Civil business began Wednesday
mGln.";..
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
Cedar Rock Locals

Whooping cough seems to be
the order Of the day in this Sec
ton present.
Mr.. and NrsPickens McCol-
lum. of Calhoun, spent t5sAe shee-W -Week
end here as guests of relatives.
Mrs. jim Hester was a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Hester, of
the Lenhardt section, Sunday.
Homer Jones attended church
at Enon Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas n. Hays and
children spent the weekend as
guests Of her son, Mr.. Oscar
Hays, near Pickens.
H. G.. Miller and sister, Miss
Ora, attended church at Enon
Sunday.
Mrs. Malinda smith was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Milton Sunday.
Miss Flossie Williams enter
tanned a number of her friends
at a birthday party Saturday
last.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ten Hunter. on the Oath instant,
a fine boy.
Misses Lillian Hendrix and
Sunie Porter were among those
who attended the birthday par
ty Saturday.
!be Miller phone line is being
rapidly built and will soon be in
working order.
Paul Farmer. of the Tabo,
section, was in this burg on
business Monday,
l.. E. Smith was among the
Cedar Rock people who attend
ed church at Enon Sunday.
Walter D. Miller, Of near
Pickens. was in this section on
business last week.
Watch Cedar Rock grow.
Rexie.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
PickenS Route 5

ATessrs. Eslie Lewis. formerly
of Pickens route 3, now OF Lin
coin county, Ca, and Arthur
Lewis. formerly Of the Preter s
section. but now Of Lincoln also,
are visiting friends and relatives
in this county now.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Adams
and little daughter, Nora Bell,
visited at the home of John W.
Thomas. Of Nine Times, last
Sunday. Also at the same place
and time We're Mr.. and Mrs. j..
L. Thomas of Murphy.
Mrs. LYDIA L. Townes, wife of
Prof. II A. Townes. who is at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Thomas of
Nine Times, doesn't seem to
improve very fast. She has
been sick for some time and un-
derwent an operation last Sep
tember for gall stones. Her
many friends hope to see her
out. we'll and hearty, in the
near future.
There We're a goodly number
of people at Concord Sunday af-
tprnOOn to hear Rev. W. c.. Sea-
bGrn preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Gravley
gave the young people a can
DIV breaking on last Friday
night and it was greatly enjoy
ed by all who were fortunate
enough to be there
Guy Thomas Of Nine Times
visited Clements Adams last
Friday night. Of course the
boys enjoyed themselves.
Twelve Mile school is pro-
progressing nicely under the
present management. Messrs.
]. L. Stephens, C. NJ. Gravley
and J. \. II. Townes are the
able trustees and Prof. H. \.
Townes the excellent teacher.
We'll. as it is getting late |
guess I had better quit and fly
up to roost. " But | am coming
again soon and spend NV views
on a few things, provided the
good editor Of this paper will let
me. A Lonely Fool.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
Pleasant Grove News

CALVIN Nalley, Of Mills cotton
mill of GreenyiIle, has moyed
his family On \. I. Fortner,s s
farm in this section. We are
glad to welcome them into our
community.
Nathlee Riedon, little daugh-
ter Of Y. \. Rigdon fell from a
swing last Sunday and knocked
one of her arms out Of place.
It was reset and she is getting
along nicely.
The death angel visited the
home of Mrs. Maryjane Masters
at Greenville on February 22nd,
and Claimed for its own Miss
Ora Masters. Mrs. Masters
moved to GreenvilIe about six
weeks AGO from this section
and Miss Ora was taken with
pneumonia fever and fingered
only nine days until the spirit
took its flight. Her remains
were brought back to Pleasant
Grove Baptist church whore
she was a member and her
body laid to rest by the side of
her sister and father who pr,
ceeded her to the grave some
few years. She leaves her
mother. five sisters, one brother
and a host of friends to mourn
her death. May Gods blessings
rest upon the hereavcd family
L'n,,nn ~.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
Easley Dots.

Rev. P. F. KiIgo. presiding
eide, OF the GrecnviIie district,
and Rev. Mr.. Mcfarland. OF
Greenville. passed thru Easley
last week to hold a QnaFtelly
meeting at Tabor.
Coke Smith, who has been in
Indiana for some time, visited
friends and relatives last week
in and a1ound Easley. He has
gone to SummerviIle. Where he
will be connected with q large
lumber concern. We wish him
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hasood,
of Pickens, have been visiting
in Eas!ey.
Lloyd H. Smith, of the Uni
vcrsitv of South Carolina. and
Frank Smith. OF Davidson Col
Ics:e. are on q visit 10 their pa
rents. Dr.. ard Mrs. r. T. Smith.
j. Fulton Robinson Of Spar
tanburg. spent the weekend
with honefolks in the city.
Rev. E. Y. Babb has gone tc
Columbia to assist Rev. }. NJ.
Mitcheilin a protracted meeting.
He was accompanied by Mrs.
Babb.
Miss Maude Reeves and Miss
Bramlett have gone to Atlanta
to purchase Their spring mil
linery.
Mr.. Edwin l.. Bolt, of the
Battery has just returned from
the Northern markets where he
has been to replenish lis stock
of goods.
w. D. Spearman sold last
Saturday afternoon so barrels
of -four. Pretty 2ood for one
half day.
Mrs. Barza ia Smith, Of Col
umbus, Ga, has been on an eN-
tended visit to friends and rela-
tives in Pickens aud GreenviIle
counties. She VII! return to
her home in q few days and
will be accompanied hv hel
n,other-in-Iaw, Mrs. Thomas
Smith, Of near Easiey.
Miss Virgil Sellers, OF Green
Vile Female College, spent the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
Senate-Friday.

The Wyche bill to allow the fore
men OF grand juries, or acting fore
men, to swear witnesses in the grand
Jury room, was passed to third
reading so amended as to exempt
Richland and several other counties.
The magistrates bill was amended
but not passed.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27

Shlpp:
We, the Grand Jury, desire to
make this. our presentment.
We have passed on all bills
handed us by the Solicitor at
this session of court.
We have had a committee to
visit the poor farm and exam
ine into conditions at this insti-
tuition. We Ind the inmates
conten.ad ard satisfied with
their treatment, and with a few
minor repairs to some OF the
buildings. We Go not see that
conditions could be improved on.
We recommend tih.a tthat the
Supervisor make a deed OF a
certain tract OF land containing
eleven acres to Mr.. E. +. Looper
for 5000 per acre, upon pay
ment by Mr.. Looper of the pur-
chase price.
Our committee have visited
the iaiI and we find the build
ing and surroundings in good
condition.
We recommend that the
Supervisor look into the matter
Of wiring certain Offices Of the
Court House. We think that
it would be safer and more eco
nomical to have this building
properly lighted by elecyricitv.
We find that after paying ali
the indebtedness OF the county
for the past year that the county
will owe. in round numbers,
about s5O00.00, and in addition
to this amount the county will
have to borrow the necessary
funds to conduct the business
of the county on q cash basis
for this year. The county has
no bonded debt and we consider
this a favorable showing.
We have appointed commit
tees to examine into the books
of the different Offices of the
county, and the Magistrates
books. These committees will
report at the next session OF
| Court.
We desire to cali to the at
tention Of our Magistrates and
their Cons abieS that comp! 'i!lts
have been made to Us that
many OF the country stores keen
open all day Sunday and have
no regard for the keeping Of the
Sabbath. We recommend that
thev take ste},s to enforce the
law against these parties.
We desire 10 recommend TO
our Senator and Representa-
tiyes that there oe 70 change in
the law as to the employment
of State Constablein tais county.
We recommend that the Office
of State Constable be continued
and that. If the law permits the
employment Of two rural police
men. that ,hey should be ap-
pointed and commissioned at
once to assist the present Con-
stable and Sheriff in the en-
forcement OF The law.
We desire to thank your
Horor and TIE officers Of this
Court for the courtesies extend
ed to US in fhe discharge Of our
duties, and beg TO be excused
from further attendance upon
this Court.
r aspectfully submitted,
J. Med. Bruce. Foreman.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
Hester-BoIt

February 20, at t p. m. there
was an event at the home of
Mr.. r. \. Hester, near Pickens,
of more than ordinary interest,
when Miss Edna, one of the
twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. \. Hester, became the wife
of Mr.. Clifton D. Bolt, of Eas-
ley, Rev. f. V. Babb perform
ing the ceremony and Miss Otis
O'Dell playing Mendellsohn's
wedding march. Only a few
friends besides the family We're
present. DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. Bolt
of Easlev, Rev. W. J. Bolt Of
Anderson and Miss Otis O'Dell OF
Liberty.
After the ceremony light
refreshments were served. The
bridal party drove down to Eas-
lev. to the home of the groom's
uncle. Dr.. ]. l.. Bolt, where
thew were gwen d NeuulIS sup
per.
Mr.. Bolt is a young man Of
talent and fine promise. He
now is the electrician at Easley.
He is well and favorably re-
membed by his friends in Pick
ems, having lived here. Mr..
Bolt is to be congratulated on
winning for MS bride one so
worthy of his love and affec-
tons.
The Young couple will reside
in Easley where their many
friends wish for them much
happiness.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
House--Friday.

The House obtained the consent of
the Senate to adjourn until next
Wednesday night at SIS o'clock.
For two days the House has been IN
blissful state Of idleness, awaiting
the action of the Senate on the appTo-
pr!ation bill, supply bill, compulsory
school attendance bill, l mill special
school tax bill and other important
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
weekend With homefolks.

weekend with homefolks.
Mr.. Thomas Smith. OF near
EasIcv. recently visited in Spen-
Ger. \. G.
While Prof. Daniel was
speaking at the X. Of P. ban
quet he spoke of the great work
done by Hon. f. P McCravey
in the legislature. This brought
the house GOwn.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27

the bill back to the committee and
ordered 1t TO the senate.
The governor sent the house mes
sage vetoins the act to permit the
authorities in Grecnvi!le county to
destroy contrabrand liquor they sciz-
ed. Another act has been passed 70
give contrabrand liquor to poor houses
and hospitals in the various counties.
Claim No. SO, James Henry Rice,
$500" for services as chief game
warden during 1912 was ordered paid
by the house and sent to the senate.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27
Presentment OF Grand Jury

To His Honor, Judge S. w. G.
Shinn.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-02
MAN BARKS like
DOC--NOT RABIES
Had Become Deranged Through
Fear of Recurrence of Dis
ease He Once Had

ANN ARBOR, Mich, June p
Gerge MCGOWAN, workman. EN-
ployed by local contracting firm
who came here from Danville. New
York. caused hydrophobia scare
yesterday. McGowan was found In
a barn in the rear OF his boarding
place barking like a dog and chew
ing at the leg OF table. He seemed
unable to walk upright. and ran
about on all fours. viciously attack
ing anyone who approached him.
Three policemen and physician
finally overpowered the man, who
was removed TO the Pasteur institute
Specialists who examined him de-
clared that the man did not have
rabies but had suffered from the dis
ease at some previous time. and had
become a victim Of temporary insan
ity from worry induced by fear oil
it's recurrence.
MCGOWAN is now recovering, al
though in a greatly weakened condi'
ton.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-02
CHICAGO LIMITED ON
THE G. T. WINS FAVOR

The Chicago Limited, a solid vesti.
bule train which leaves Detroit every
night at 10 o'clock, and arrives In
Chicago at o'clock the next morning
Is winning favor as an up-to-date
means OF transportation between this
city and the illinois metropolis.
The train Is made up OF electric
lighted Pullman sleepers and day
coaches" says c. NJ. Harwood, city
passenger and ticket agent OF the
Grand Trunk, and represents every
thing that is modern I'm railroad
transportation. We have provided in
every way 10 make this one Of the
most attractive and comfortable trips
In the middle west. That this is UNI
derstood by the public, Is indicated
by the manenr in which they have
seized the opportunity TO travel on
this and other trains that are oper.
ated by our line"
The Detroit times., 1913-06-02

OtEn
wATERFALI.--M 20, 1913: az tne
residence Of her daughter. Mrs hFhh'
Mcdonald. III Holbrook- ave, Chfih
TINA. widow OF John WATERMAN. vi
her cighty-hrst year Funeral So
vices from house at y IN Buri%'
private
sTOCKW EI.L1--May Goth. 1918. Mrs
James. beloved wife OF James
Stockwell. mother OF Evelyn. VIM
fred. Catherine and James. Jr. fu'
neral from residence. lto IWeh,
fcurth-st.. at $40 a. m and from ~
Annes church at o'clock June =
bennington. ont, papers please copy
BRINKER-May 90. Florence A., age '
years. beloved daughter ~ henfH
and Wilhelmina Brinker. Funet1'
from parents residence, GrAtlpi
township, sunday. June !. at 800;
Assumption church. Grotto AT 5'SV y
m standard
BlGHAM-May so, suddenly Elizabeth
beloved wife OF the late William Bis-
ham at her residence, loS Twvh
tieth-st. Notice OF funeral later
GOEBEL-May 30. william W. age g
years. only beloved son OF Mr. an1
Mrs William II. Goebel Funeral
from residence. s4s Frederick-str
Monday at p. m.
ktARNEY--May 80. Isabel c.. relict OF
dear mother OF Marie T. Kearney,
later. from 1852 Mt Eriott-ave.
LEFEVE-May 20. 1918. at his late res
idence APO Bellevue Emanue
Lefeve. aged SO years. husband OF
the late Esther Lefeve. and father
OF Mrs. Mary Malo, Frank 1..f.v"
Emanuel Lefeve. Jr.. Joseph, Wtliem
and John Lefeve and Matilda Sc
We'll Funeral Monday at a IN.
from residence and $40 at st. Joa-
chim's church.
MISUNDERSTANDING Manskey. aged 90
years. died May 30. beloved son of
Gustave Manskey and the late Ma q
tilda Manskey and beloved husbai
OF Anna Manskey. nee Kuttkuhn. and
brother OF Mrs. WIN Dargel. Mr..
Will Greening. Mrs. August Tilack'
Mrs. Jake Johnson and Albert Man
skey. Funeral from residence. lol
Mack-ave.. at 9 o'clock. and o'clock
ut Bethel Lutheran church Mt FL
iiott and Hendricks. Monday. June g
NEWMAN-May %, Charles Brownin y
Newman. formerly pastor Central
Christian church. aged SO years. be
loved husband Of Laura L.. father OF
H. L. Newman, OF Detroit and Mrs
l.. NJ Railsback. OF Saginaw. Fu-
neral services at church. corner
Lsdyard and Second. 1880 a. m.
June 2. Burial at Mt. Sterling. Ill
MAEKEY-Mrs. Jennie, relict OF thc
late Edward Markey. beloved mother
of clara. Mrs. William Burns. Gene
We've and Edward. sister OF Mrs. "
l.. Comfort. Phoenix. Ariz. Notice Of
funeral later
WATFKFALI.-May 90. 1913. at tn
residence OF her daughter. Mrs
Grant Mcdonald. l2l Holbrook-ave.
Christina. widow OF John Waterfall
In her eight-tirst year. Funeral ser.
vices from residence. Monday. at
p. N. Burial private.