The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-03-18
NUMBER 45
Pickens Local and Persona,

The Ladies' COTTAGE ~
meeting will meet Fridavp psayef AYE
ing at 4 o'clock with Mrs. NJ q
Looper. All the ladies of PicI
ems are cordially invited to he
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Jennings
nave returned from a visit 70
Ghelr son, Jesse. at Hardeyille
= esse is a railroad engineer now
running between HardeviIle and
Blackville. o e''iu
Mr.: a and Mrs. A. B. Looper, Of
near Pickens, and Mr.. and Mrs
=. T.. Blgby, of Williamson
SpentSunday with their parenta
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Welhorn
near Pickens. 'on
The building occupied bv
Porter's barber shop has recent.
ly been ref1oored and rena;ntad
inside and outside and fixed IN
generally and greatly improved
in appearance.
a. M. Reese of Lisbon, Fla
who accompanied the remains
Of j. E. Parsons from Lisbon to
Pickens. has returned to his
home after spending few davs
with friends here.
@. B. Finley last week visited
his brother, Miles Finley, who
has been suffering from an at.
tack OF appoplexY at his home
near Salem. We are glad to re-
port that he is improving.
Miles B. Allgood, u Southern
railway detective with head
quarters at Salisbury, N. O.,
spent several days this week with
his parents, Captain and Mrs.
W. Is. Allgood, near Pickens.
The encampment of the Glenn
son college cadets will be held in
the city of Anderson during the
week of March %. The cadets
will march from the college to
Anderson, 4 distance of eighteen
miles
RMskens township singing con.
veheiSIaennsill meet with Bethle-
hen Church fourth Sunday
evening at 2 o'clock. All sing
ers are invited, especially lead.
ers. Let's all come out and
have a good time.
There will be all entertain
ment given at the Amber
schoolbouse on March 26, be-
ginning at one o'clock p. M.
a small admittance will be
charged for the benefit of the
school library. Public cordially
invited.
The many friends Of Capt. w.
b Allgood will regret to learn
that he has been quite sick at
his home near Pickens for some
time. We are glad to say that
he is now improving and we
hope he will soon be entirely
we'll again.
DR.. ~. A. Scawright arrived
at Charleston Monday and a
wireless from him yesterday in
forms us that he has bought the
Atlantic ocean and hired Walt
I.angston and Spencer CAN'T to
drain it Off He will sell whales
Two for a nickel.
! A. G. Graviryy Giy PiclSens'. popu-
Lar La liveryman, has>. the pnrehasea l,,se q g
Ford automobile for iSkne pssso 81 q .
the public. Piclens has needed
a public service car for some.
time and we are glad Mr.. GRAY.
ley has purchased one and hone
it WIN prove profitable invest
ment.
Mrs. Mary Alexander, who
has been seriously i'll, is reported
as improving, greatly to the de-
light of all PiclSens people, who
love Mrs. Alexander. Much un.
'easiness has been felt about her
Econdition and u trained nurse
has been in constant attendance
at her bedside. We hone for
her an early and permanent re.
covery:,
The last Iyceum attraction Of
the present season will be at the
Pickens school auditorium Fri
day night, March 2G.. It. is
heralded as one Of the best en-.
tainments on the road and will
likely be greeted here by a ca
pacity house. The American
quartet, musicians, and Clayton
Conrad, cartoonist, is the at
traction.