The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-03-11
Pickens Local and Personal

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citizen of route 3, was in towr
on business Monday.
Merchants will also find ou1
Special Notice column useful.
| Advertisements in this column
prove profitable.
! Married. on March 7, at the
home Of the bride near Easley,
Miss Della Sheriff to Mr.. Sam
Gentry; Rev. Levi Rigdon offici-
ating.
! Married by j. b. Ne wbery,
Judge of probate, at his office on
March 4, Miss Mary Hall of
! EOrtner and Mr.. Benson Howard
of Greenville.
The many friends of Mrs. G..
Il. Hendricks are pleased to
learn that she is able to be up
again after severe illness Of
two weeks.
A law made by the recent
legislature forbids the giving of
tips" in hotels, cafes, dining
cars, restaurants, barber shops
or in any public place in the
state.
Miss Mary Wyatt will repre-
sent the Easley school at the
Pickens county girls speaking
contest which will be held at
Liberty Oh March 26.
The Ladies' cot age prayer
meeting will meet Friday even
ing at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Ben
LaBoon. All the ladies of Pick
ems are cordially invited to be
present.
Mrs. Curtis Martin has return
ed to her home in Greenville,
after a pleasant stay Of several
davs with her sisters. Mesdames
T. Il. Allen and Guy McFall, in
Pickens.
II. A. Bowen left Friday for
Lisbon, Fla, on account of the
illness Of Mr. julie Parsons and
was at the bedside at the time
Of death. He accompanied the
body back to Pickens.
John M. Daniel, a well known
attorney Of Greenville, has an
nounced that he will be candi-
date for the office Of solicitor of
the 18th district next year.
Greenville and Pickens counties
compose this district.
The Misses Cashion have ar
rived in Pickens and are now
preparing their millinery goods
for display at the opening the
latter part of this month. For
this season they have purchased
a nice stock Of new and stylish
millinery goods. Their place is
in the store Of Folger, Thornley,
& Co.
The Oolenov correspondent Of
the Greenville News says: Capt.
I. M. Mauldin, of Pickens, has
recently purchased the old home
place of Mr.. j. II. Simmons.
Mr.. Mauldin will probably rent
this properly. Mr.. w. r.. Edens,
Jr., has also bought the II. B..
Clark farm and homeplaCe.
This place is situated on one of
the leading roads of the county
and on a summit which COM
fmands a most picturesque view
of the mountains. 1t is not def
nitely known whether or not
Mr.. Edens will move to this
place this year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark have many friends who
regret to see them leave here.
They will probably 20 to Green
vile.
The next and last lyceum
number to appear in Pickens
this season will likely be the
most pleasing of the entire list
this year and a record breaking
audience will likely ENJOY it.
The American Quartet with
Clayton Conrad will be the at
traction the latter part Of this
month. The quartet is a high.
class musical organization, fea
turing both instrumental anC
vocal music, and good quartets
are always welcome here. But
the real feature of the entertain
ment is the cartoon work Of
Clayton Conrad, world-famou'
artist and wizard with tn,
| crayon. Tt will be two shows
in one for the price Of one
More definite announcement
| will be made later.
Professors Hare and Watkins
Of Clemson College were in Pick
ems Saturday in the interest O.
the farm extension department
of the college and gave interest
ing talks on poultry raising ant
marketing and dairying. Th'
meeting was held in the super
. visor's office and was ATTENDED
by about twenty five interested
farmers. The Heath Bruce Nor
; row 90. store at Pickens wa