The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-09-16
DaCusville News Letter

For some time business in the
} real estate line has been suspen-
ded, but has recently opened up
again and a few deals n ave been
made; among thelm being the
purchase of the plantation own
ed by Mrs. George Robinson bv
Mr.. George Ballard of the French
Broad Valley, N. Co.; also the
Warren Sutherland plantation
mas been divided into three tracts
and purchased 10y Messrs. Forest
and Grover Freeman and jack
son Crane. Messrs. Grover
freeman and Crane will both
put up a nice dwelling on their
part of the property, which, all
goes to Improve our community.
Rev. Mr.. Kilgo, of Greeqwille,
son Of our presiding elaeG, con-
Quoted the services at Daousvile
Methodist church ON Sunday p.
M, in the absence of the nsastor,
Rev. Mr.. MulIigan, who was
called to conduct the funeral
services of Miss Ellison, of st.
Paul section. whose sad and
tragic death occurred on Satur-
dav the tltl'th.
Owing ITO the isls5lemency Of
the weather, the baptEing at
Nine Forks was postponed until
the 3d Sunday of September at
3 p. ~. iEn the meantime 1.-THE
members 'have built a nice &C.
ment pool near by ama'the bap-
tizing will occur there, instead
Of at the'river, as was formerly
intended.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Looper
expect toleave Thursday of this
week for visit to their daugh-
ter, Mrs. O. Y. Hogsed, of
Plains, Ca, also Mr.. end Mrs
f. W. Mogsed, of Plains, Ga.
Miss Gaeota Ponder,&as return
ed from tGreenville, after very
pleasant visit to relatives.
MessrS. julius and Crank Nor
gan, formerly Of this section,
but now.of Taylor's visited rel
atives and friends heneslast week.
Miss Mary l.. Finch, who
taught here last yeac, but who
is now sut Travellers Rest, spent
the weekend with Miss Geneva
LOOper.
Mr.. Burdine Hunt and Miss
Malinda Hunt visited Mrs.
E. M. Thomas last week.
Mr.. Wv. j. Ponder ATTENDED
the memorial services and Old
soldiers ueunion at Berea church
the 11th, and reports a splendid
day, fine speaking, big crowd,
and bonntiful dinner consist
ing Of several kinds OF learbecued
meat, along with the regular
picnic dinaSer,
Miss AMnie Jones, Vt Green
Vile, visited Misses Na@mie and
Lillian Ponder last week.
Our school opened Monday,
September 4th, with a good en-
.rOllment, which has beeG stead
ily increasing since. We have
several pupils from othes dis.
'bricts with prospects Of mMe af-
ter the busy fodder pulling sea
son is over.
Mrs. Ira HOgsed is home after
a visit to her ,aaother in North
Carolina, who has been critical
aly dil.
q Menry Bridges fell from a
scaaold while engaged in help
ing build the residence of Willie
Griffin, who has boa1ght the Nc
Gee property here. Mr.. Bridges
suffered very painful, though
not serious, injuries about the
left ankle and foot. DR.. Ponder
gave him immediate medical at
tention and we hope he will be
/ able to he up and about soon.
n Mr.. Henry Mcdaniel was
&thrown from a mule, falling
and was unconscious
for q while, and, although still
Il Altering severely from. the fall,
NJ is able to be up again.
Ne dr. and Mrs. j. A. Phjlpot
Nc ted relatives of the Green
NM side, in the Ebenezer sec
on Sunday.
elegram was received by
les in EasleY, the Cd inst,
tg,,N NliffOr1 III q opnOI1ncino o.