The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-28
LOCAL AND
Personal

Do your trading in Pickens and kbe
happy. q
BE sure to read the advertisements
this week
Not all druggists are good ones, but
Earle Lewis.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. w. Levi
Chappel;. September q, daughter.
Dr.. Odom, the eye specialist, will be
IN Plckens next Saturday, September 80.
John Carey and M. C. Smith are sell
ling lots of the Anserson Phosphate and
Oil Co.'s fertilizes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McFall. Bessie
Robertson, Marie Hiott and Lee McFall
motored to Hendersonville last Sunday.
The Dacusvile singing convention
will meet with Mt Tabor church the
first Sunday afternoon in October at 3
o'clock. Everybody invited
Bennett Powers left last week for
Atlanta, having accepted place as
fireman for the Southern railway. The
pest wishes of many friends go with
him.
Louis Copel says everybody in Pick
ems county must read The Sentinel
Judging by the number of people who
have said something to him about the
devils getting him.
| First Monday in October is the last
| day to secure registration certificates
for the general election. The registra-
ton board is composed of G. w. DOR,
Elias Day and Nj. f. Hester.
| Mrs. l.. +. Robinson Of Liberty Wis
tied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. 0.
Singleton last week. Mrs. Singleton
has been in feeble health for the asst
few weeks. .-Tugaloo Tribune.
j. p. Carey, one of the most prom; :
nent attorneys of Pickens county. was
in Brevard last week on business con-
nected with the breaking of the Toxa-
way dam. Sylvan Valley News.
Mrs. w. H. Ashmore has been sick
for several days. She is one of Pick
ems very best ladies and finest charac-
ters and we are glad to state that her
condition is improving and we hope she
will be entirely we'll ere long.
B. P. Kelley, one of the substatial
citizens living on Central route 3, was
at the county seat on business one day
last week. Mr.. Kelley tells us he has
some fine wheat seed for SALE See his
az III Iie opeCidl NOLlce column.
The date of the district missionary
meeting to be held at the Pickens Meth
odist church has been changed from
October and to October 5 and 6.
Everybody invited to attend The first
service will be held the night of the 5th.
Little Miss Mary Bill Griffin celebrat-
ed her third birthday last Friday by en-
tertaining quite number of her little
friends. After many games had been
played, cream and cake were served
and enjoyed as only children can enjoy
such sweets.
CIaud Hester recently lost q gold
watch and didn't know where to find it.
However he knew HOW to find it. He
advertised for it in The Sentinel last
week and as result he now has his
watch back. Does advertising in The
Sentinel pay? Try it.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of r. t. Jaynes in this paper 1t
IS money -to-loan ad, and we might
state here that Mr.. Jaynes has been
making loans for his company in this
county for the past four years, but now
he can give twenty years time if nee
essary.
Tom d. Bates has opened firstclass
meat market in the Hollingsworth build
ing next door to the Pckens Bank. A
partition has been built in the building
and Tom will also conduct good res
taurant in the other side. He invites
his friends to call on him wnen in town
and he will treat YOU right
Nettie Lee, the twenty months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Stephens,
| nf sol sol a. H. l.
Miller, of Westminster, on Saturday,
September l6. She had been i'll six
weeks of complication of diseases and
was brought here week ago for treat.
ment. Her body was inferred in the
cemetery Of the First Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock, the
funeral being conducted by Rev. l.. NJ
LYDIA. The fond family have the deer
sympathy Of many friends. Tugalot
Tribune.
l.. f. Robinson, Nj. D.. who has beer
practicing his professional this count,
for long time, has moved from Pick
ems to Greenville, where he will special
ize in the treatment of the diseases OF
! children. He has made study of dis
eases of children for long time ant
this year went North and took a special
course in this work Besides being 3
good doctor Mr.. Robinson is fine mar
and we regret to see him and his excel
lent family leave our town Our best
! wishes go with them
Pickens will be well represented a,
I the different colleges this session
Among the boys and the schools tC
which they have gone are the following
Ed Bowen, Ossie Hendricks and Vaughn
lnabinet to Furman; Homer Edens,
Oliver Boggs, Marvin Hutchings anc
J Charlie Curtis to Clemson; Harry Rob
inson and Ralph Gilstrap to Piedmont