The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
LOCALS AND
PERSONAL

Come to Pickens to do your
trading. Our merchants haye
the goods and they will treat
you right.
Mrs Bruce Hagood, of Easley, spent
Friday with friends in Pickens.
Ii you want to be sure your suit is in
good taste for Christmas get it at Strad.
ley's Greenville, S. C.
Misses Velma and GLADYS Smith Of
Easley were the guests of Mrs. ! p
carey, Jr., in Pickens Friday.
Miss Sallie Griffin has returned homo
after, visit to her sister,, Mrs. w. A
woodruff, at Cateechee.
Easley has another nhvs;c;an n,
Wllilam b. Furman, formerly of Owings.
having recently located there.
DR.. j. M. Crenshaw of Pickens cor,
W Vislted his sister, Mrs. j. c. KING
last week. : Brevard IN. c. News.
| " A'hi"' Heorge II. F10lley OF At
lanta have returned home after q pleas-
ant, visit of several days to relatives nt
Pickcns. az
Dr. doom, the eye specialist, will be
at the Keowec Pharmacy at Pickens
FRIDAY, December Is, for the last time
this year.
W. f. Simmons of route came into
The Sentinel office last week to renew
ms subscription three years and said he
mad been reading this paper ever since
1t was established forty five year ago.
Mrs. w. J. D. Crane died at her home
IN Plckens Friday night after a serious
illness OF several weeks. Funeral ser
vices were held at Secona Sunday and
were conducted by Rev. w. C. Seaborn.
While attending the Legare auction
SAFE saturday Mr.. Cam Wyatt had the
misfortune to fall off of a porch, sus-
tainlng severe bruises about the neck.
His friends all hope it is nothing serious.
The ladies' cottage prayer meeting
VIII meet at the homo of Mrs j. C.
Jennings Wednesday afternoon at 9 80
O'Clock. All ladies, especially mothers,
arc cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Clerk Of Court Boggs requests us to
ask all who have papers in his office to
come IN and get same before January |.
1917, as he wants oil papers in the own
ers' hands when heturns the Office over
to his successor.
Word has been received here of the
death of Fred jenkins, which occurred
last Friday. Fred was son of Squire
Jenkins, who for many years lived at
| Pickens but who for several years has
been living at Clarksville, Ga.
Rev. 0. l.. Stringfeld of North Car
DINA occupied the pulpit of the Pickens
Baptist church Sunday. Mr.. String
field is now engaged in raising money
to enlarge the Six Mile Baptist academy
and will spend this week in Pickens.
After December 3lst the price of The
Sentinel will be $l50 year, seventy
five cents for six months, forty cents
for three months. The new rate will
positively go into effect January l, so
please co not ask us to change the rule.
Perry Durham, who moved to Seneca
from Six Mile about yearago and has
since conducted a grocefS store near
town, moved last week with his family
to Norris and will there occupy the
storeroom recently vacated by Mr.. AL
eXander.-Sencca Journal.
The w. o. w. unveiled monument
at Flat Rock church near Liberty, on
last Sunday, erected to the memory of
Sovereign William E. Gillespie. This
was the first unveiling ever held in the
cemetery at Flat Rock and the crowd
was immense. Rev. D. w. Hiott de-
livered the address.
Mrs. George S. Legare of Charleston
spent several days last week with friends
in Pickens. While here she disposed at
public auction of her household articles
used in her summer home and the sale
was quite a success. The Legares have
many friends here who hope they will
not cease to visit Pickens.
The community union and welcome
oCl VIC iclu dC lIlc IlChcHS DdpClSC
church Sunday night was beautiful and
interesting. 1t was a get-together
meeting of the different christian de-
nominations of the town and a welcom-
ing service to Rev. f.. II. Hodges. A
large apd apprcciative congregation
was present and appropriate and inspir-
ing talkss were made by Rev. ID. w.
Hiott, Mr.. G. Il. Robinson and Rev. d.
M. Ramsay, which were responded to
in a very happy way by Rev. Mr..
Hodges.