The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-04-08
Local and PersAk'ial

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tain View church last Sunda,
was largely attended. NAM
good and prominent siSngers
were present and the Singing
was excellent. :
| Prof. j. M. Hancock will re.
tire as president of the w Wesleyan
college at.Central at the end of
the present session and will re-
turn to his farm in South Geor-
gia. He will be succeeded by
Prof. Bedford.
j. II. Richev, clerk of com
missioners, advises us that the
money for managers of special
election held November 4, 1913.
has been received and the man.
ayers can get same by calling at
the Pickens Bank.
| L. e. Taylor, one of the sub
stantial citizens of Liberty route
q, was at the county seat on
business Tuesday and renewed
his subscription to The Sentinel
Mrs. Taylor says she cannot do
without her county paper.
Married, at the residence Of
G.. B. Williams, near Dac,is-
vile, March, 4, Mr.. James TT.
Chapman of near Pickens To
Miss Ruby G.. Holder, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Holder
of Pickens, G, w. Bowen, N. 4
! p, officiating.
With the election for mayor
and councilmen on Monday.
and the county board of regis
tration in session in the super
yisor's office, and the public
auction of several tracts of land
it was a busy day around the
court house.
Officers Merck and Lindsey
and Constable Christopher de.
stroyed large still on Saluda
river in the upper part Of the
county, and poured out nine
hundred gallons of beer which
while on.sE;a'a last Thursday.
| Judge TN. Mauldin is spend
ing the week at his home here
after a three weeks term Of
court in Barnwel. He has been
presiding over courts in different
counties continuously since Jan
uarY J., and next week will 20
higher up in the second district.
opening court at Aiken Monday.
Ben r.. Johnson, artists
model, tramp printer and globe
trotter, called on The Sentinel
Monday. Mr. Johnston says he
walked from Florida to this
place, and is on his way to
Knoxville, Tenn. He saws this
is his second trip around the
world, having been in Europe
four times. His headquarters
are in New York.
Miss Inez Morris, who is a
member Of the senior class at
Chicora college gave her gradu-
ating piano recital in the college
auditorium at Grcenville Friday
evening. Among those attend
ing the recital from Pickens
We're Misses Ellen Lewis and
Mildred Cox and Mrs. A. M.
Morris.
l.. Houston Craig was elected
president Of Post G.. Travellers
Protective Association at Green
vile in a meeting last Friday.
Mr.. Craig is one Of the most
popular travelling men of the
state. He is a Pickens county
man and WAS raised over on old
keoWee, where he still likes to
spend Qnict hours with his
mother
Olin Craig, one Of the most
prominent of the younger farm
ers Of the Keowee side, was i'm
Plckens on business last week.
He has recently taken up stock
raising in addition to the general
farm work and is making quite
a success Of both. He raises
only pure bred stock and this
part Of his business is growing.
Last year he sold about 100 pigs
and this year will sell more, be-
sides the cattle.
| Messrs, j. p. Carey, Jr., and
Jno. G. Carey are having q
building erected on the vacant
lot directly in front Of t'olger,
Thornley, & Co.'S store which
will be used as a garage and
automobile repair shop. The
building will be 24x4O feet and
! j Jesse Ward will have charge
OF therepair work. r. e. Yongue
has charge Of the erection of
the building.
l The Sentinel enjoyed a visit
from 0. P. Field Tuesday. Mr..
Field is one of the best known
citizens Of the county. This
was his first visit to the county
seat in several m onths, his
health not permitting him to
get out often. However, we
orn vnrv ola1 to state that his