The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-07

the melodrama w WlthlD Jne
Law" in Greenville last Satur-
day night.
Married, by ] B. Newbery at
his Office, on December 81, Miss
Eme Robinson and Mr.. Freeman
P. Stansell, of Easley.
Misses Daisy Whitmire and
Virginia johnson of Greenville
recently visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. S. Porter.
Married, by J. B. Newbery at
his residence, on January 8, !
Miss Velma G. Powell and Mr.. |
Clarence G. Phillips, Of Pickens
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The advertisements in The
Sentinel every week are worth
many times the price of the
paper to those who read them
regularly. Get the habit of |
reading them every week and
you will find it pays you.
The Sentinel has no pleasure
in striking subscribers from its |
list, especially those who desire |
the continuance of the paper;
but unless we have had due
notice of the desire of the sub
scr!ber in the matter, there is no
other alternative.
Officers I.aBoon, Alexander,
Cureton and Christopher, all of
this county, have destroyed nine
illicit distilleries, several thous.
and gallons Of beer, several
gallons of shipped and blockade
whiskey and captured several
men in this county since De-
cember 18th.
A correspondent on route 5
writes as follows: There have
been a lot of fine hogs killed Ia "a
this section recenn tt}y. Mr..
Thomas Durham killed one that
'771aStsa SIG pounds, Mr.. NJ. T.
Hes killed one that netted 436
pounds and Mr.. Mac Powell
one that netted 416 pounds.
Auditor Christopher will Mon
day begin his rounds Of the
county for the purpose of taking
tax returns. See his schedule
in another column and meet
him at the most convenient
place. These visits are made
over the county for the conven-
ience Of the tax payers.
The Baraca-Philathea ban
quet in the Masonic ballast
Tuesday night was sne Of the
most la.gelxattended, enjoy
able and successful banQuets
ever given in Pickens. Both
these classes are real live and
are doing good work. They
are both noted for their liberali-.
tY and this year expect to
eclipse both in attendance and
and liberalitY anything they
have done before.
Prof. H G. Smith of Greer
spent a short while last week
with Prof. Lawrence Bowen at
his home near Pickens. Prof.
Bowen has charge of the mathe-
matics in the high school at
Landrum, but spent the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese Bowen. Prof. Smith
is principal of the Seneca high
school. These young men were
room mates at Furman and
graduated in the class of '13.
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Several communications from
regular correspondents were
left out last week, because The
Sentinel force took a day off for
Christmas aud we did dot have
time to get them in type and
get the paper out on time.
These communications are too
old to publish now. We want
our correspondents to know
that we appreciate their letters
and hope all of them will con-
tinue to send us news from their
sections.
A new professional card ap-
pears IN The Sentlnel this week,
being that of McSwain & Craig,
lawyers. This is the newest
law firm in Pickens, but is one
of the best known, being COM
posed of J. j. McSwain, one of
the most prominent lawyers of
Greenville, and Sam B. Craig,
of Pickens, one of the most
promising young lawyers of
this section. Business given
this firm will be handled care
fully.
Prof. Fred McCrary, Of Rich
mond, Va, visited his friend,
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