The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-02-17
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! Chestnut Poles for 6
Alb. Taylor SHOULD.
be delivered by or
before March, i.

Mrs. L. F. Robinson has returned
from a Greenville hospital much i'm.
proved in health.
j. F. Banister, one of Liberty 3 most
prominent citizens, was in Pickens or
business Monday.
Prof. G. G. Marlowe, principal OF
Vineland school. was business visitor
here Saturday.
M. F. Williams and daughter, Miss
Mayme, of Mt. Carmel section, were in
Piekens Saturday.
Miss Patti Major, teacher in the d.
cusville school, spent the weekend with
homefolks in Pickens.
February is the last month in which
to pay your state and county taxes
without heavy penalty.
James Clements Of Pickens is prepared
to make your photographs. See his
Special Notice in this paper.
Miss Frances Bruce, student at
Converse college, spent last weekend
with homefolks in Pickens.
Paul Boggs, ministerial student in
the Presbyterian college at Clinton,
spent the weekend in Pickens.
G. H. Merrill, who has been en-
ployed in an apiary at Covington, Ga,
is visiting homefolks in Pickens county.
T. D. Harris lost a fine horse last
week. The horse was valued by Mr..
Harris at $3.50 and died of blind stag
gers.
Roy Nealey, who is working on the
Southern railroad with headquarters in
Atlanta, spent part of last week with
his parents here.
Squire j. l.. Gravley of route l,
father of our good liveryman, Arthur
Gravley, paid us pleasant visit while
n town last week.
John E. Edens has resigned as regis
trar of vital statistics for Eastatoe
township and A. T. Winchester has
been appointed in his stead
We are glad to see Boone Carey back
from the hospital, after undergoing an
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that he is daily growing stronger.
| We received another news letter last
week with no name signed to it. We
positively do not publish any communi-
cation unless we know who the author
is.
j. 7. Gassaway Of Central has re-
turned from the markets with car of
mules and horses which he is offering
for sale. See ad in Special Notice col
umn.
II. A. Nealey and family have moved
from the Harris house into the Crane
house, which was recently vacated by
7. S. Stribling and family, who have
moved back to Seneca.
Edgar w. Hiott of Atlanta spent
Tuesday with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
D. w. Hiott, in pickens. He is serving
his twelfth year as mail clerk between
Greensboro and Atlanta.
Tho Pickens Township Singing Con-
vention will meet with Mountain View
church the fourth Sunday in February
at 2 O'Clock p. m. Everybody invited
Ito attend and bring songbooks.
| j. +. Hyde, former Pickens citizen,
was here on business and shaking hands
with friends one day last week. Mr..
Hyde now holds responsible position
with the p. & N. lines at Greenvile.
Mrs. J. A. Simmons of Easley an
nounces the engagement of her daugh
ter, Callie Priscilla, to Mr.. j. B. Gaines
of Liberty, the wedding to take place
Thursday morning, February "a, at II
o'clock.
! The many friends of Miss Cleo Young,
II returned missionary from Africa, but
temporarily located at Central, will be
glad to know that she is rapidly i'm
proving in the Grccnvillc city hospital,
she having recently undergone severe
operation on her throat.
q generous pounding was given the
pastor. at Mt Psgah church Saturday
last. Many valuable gifts were in the
pounding. Such generous, thoughtful
Kindness will never be forgotten by the
pastor. May the blessings OF our IIcnv.
en'y father rest upon them all. II.
Wc have n carlond Of Iron Bcdstcad,
Itn different styles and prIcca j. j.
Gantt & Co.. Liberty.
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