The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-12-02

| Miss EvaHolder spentThanks-
giving with friends at G.. w. O.
|NDr. and Mrs. w. A.tWoodruff
of CatPechee visited her parents
here Wednesday,.
Mrs. James Tribble, nee Helen
BOggs, of Anderson, is Visiting
relatives in Pickens.
Miss Fredda Hughes of Rich
land is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary Lewis, in Pickens.
Mrs. L.W. Werner and children
of Seneca are visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Il. S. Stribling, in Pickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. DAVIS and
children, Winnie and Tweetie,
spent a day last week in Green
Vile.
Mrs. Emma S. Major of Pick
ems is spending a fortnight with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. CAN'T. Lib
ertY Gazette.
Miss Rossie Hendricks, nlilli-
ner for the Hobbs-Henderson
Co., spent Thanksgiving with
homefolks in Greenville.
Mrs. Myra Boggs and Mrs.
Alice Cochran of Calhoun spent
the weekend with the family
of A. j. Boggs in Pickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Robinson,
Jr.. and Harry Robinson Of
Greenyille spent Thanksgiving
with their parents in Pickens.
j. II. Lewis Of near Pickens
recently killed a hog which
weighed 461 pounds. This is
the largest one we have heard
Of SO far.
The number of bales of cotton
ginned in Pickens county from
the 1915 crop prior to November
ii was l2, 1877, as compared with
15,OO5 bales at the same time
last year.
Mr.. Mack Christopher spent
Saturday night and Sunday
at Hogwallow with his cousin,
Poke Eazley. He was accom-
panied home by a nice fat pos
sum he got from Raj Barlow.
w. G. Newton was painfully
injured Saturday afternoon
when a mule in his stable kick
ed him in the right side and
broke two Of his ribs, besides
bruising him up considerably
otherwise. His friends will be
glad to know that he is able to
be out and getting along as well
as could be expected.
In selecting an all-state foot
ball team the sporting editor Of
the Columbia State gives Casey
Porter Of Pickens one of the
guard positions, and says, "Por-
ter of Carolina has played guard
and centre this season and he is
better on the first named Job.
He is an experienced player and
is given an all-state guard for
the second consecutive year"
This means that The State con-
siders Cosey the best player at
this position in the state.
McSwain & Craig, attorneys
| for the defendant have effected
a compromise in the case Of
John r. Capps, of the upper sec
ton of Pickens county, against
the Maplecroft Mill at Liberty.
Mr.. Capps was suing the mill
fof injuries received about eight
cen months ago. The same at
torneys have also secured a com
promise between Joel r. Griffin,
administrator Of the estate of
Arthur Simpson, colored. and
the Southern RailwayCompany.
Simpson was killed by Southern
train at Norris in 1911.
A land sale which will create
much interest in this section will
be that Of the Ebb Fl. Field prop
ertY in Pickens December 8.
This property has been subdivid-
ed into residential lots 5Ox15O
feet and will be sold to the high
est bidders regardless of cost and
on easy terms. There are fifty
lots and they will go fast.
| There will be music by a band
during the sale, which will be
held rain or shine and large
crowd will be present. Read
the advertisement giving par
ticulars in another part Of this
paper.
The next Lyceum attraction
For pinkn,,c will hn IiHorori