The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-04-06
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Several Pickensites are Z ri s. I, 4, !,
Federal court in Greenville this week.
|sEW. ). Roark Of Charlotte, N. O. has
been visiting his son, sheriff Robert r
Roark. 90. - = :. : ~ :
The Easley mills singing convention
VIII meet will the Easley mill church
April 9th, 1916. at t4:p>m.
Mrs. Remus Henderson OF Anderson
and Mrs. A. D. Duncan are the guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. Med. Farmer this
week.
we regret exceedingly to report the
critical illness of Mrs. j. r. Glazeners
one OF the Oldest and best ladies' of
Easley.
Mrs. A. w. Tanner and chjl1ren and
Homer Thompson of the Dacusyille
SIDE spent Sunday with relatives in
Pickens.
Mrs. W. A. Mauldin and two children.
willie and Virginia, of Easley, spent
Sunday with the family of A. y. Bopps
in Pickens.
Married by j. B. Newbery at his res
idence April I'd, 1916, Miss Bertie Gal.
bert of Pickens and William Corbin of
Pickens r. 6.
In three-cornered track meet on the
Pickens school grounds last week Pick.
ems Won first place, Roanoke second
and Liberty third.
: Garvin school closed successful FIVE
months session March 81. Prof. C. L.>
Welborn of Pickens was principal and
we understand the trustees want him
back again.
We have learned that the Pickens
Drug Company is making arrangements
to put on another one of those popular
one-cent sales in the very near future.
This will be good news to the public.
LutherHughes, one of our good black
smiths, had the misfortune to get the
two middle fingers of hisleft hand cut
otf Saturday while working planer.
About half of each finger was cut en-
tirely off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Clapp, former
residents of Easley, but who for the
past several years have been living in
North Carolina, have moved back to
Easley. Mr,Clapp is prominent rail-
road man. - =.
We are glad to report that Miss
Pearla Hester, popular daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hester of near
Pickens, is getting along nicely after a
recent operation for appendicitis at the
Greenville hospital.
John r. c. Griffin is q candidate for
treasurer of Anderson county. He ia
well known in Pickens county and at
one timewa engaged in the mercan-
tile business at Easley. Anderson
couldn't get better treasurer than
Mr.. Griffin.
w. Clarence Mann is announced this
week as candidate for the house of
representatives from Pickens county.
He is now student at the University
of South Carolina, and so Tar as we
know is the first candidate announced
for this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Patterson and
family have moved back to Oconee from
Pickens, where they have resideds FOR
the past three years. Mr.. Patterson
will engage in farming and during the
summer months will accommodate trav-
elers at his home at"Upper Jocassee. F"
Mr.. Patterson and family have many
friends IN Oconee who will be glad to
welcome them back. Keowee Courier.
(, The friends of Mr.. II. A. Richey were
glad to see him at his place of busine IS
for a time Saturday evening, and while
he will be unable to attend to the duties
of the store it will be kept open by his
daughter, Mrs. Emmett Goodwin, who
has added a line Of trimmed hats, mil
linery, shift#aists and notions to the
stock, and who will do her best to wait
on all customers in like manner as her
father did.