The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-05-17
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is better.
Probate Judge Newbery has been verv
sick for several days and is confined to
his room.
Wewoud be glad if our friends would
mail or phone us any news item thew
= may know.
We are glad to report that Mrs. A. S.
Porter is able to be up again. after a
severe illness.
John Childress has started up the old
Clements mill near Pickens and is now
grinding corn.
Mrs. Clement Kelly of Central spent
Sunday in Pickens at the home of her
father, Il. ID. Harris.
John JulianIof the Cross Roads section
is on an extended visit to his son. j. M.
Julian, near Oxford, Ark.
Mrs. ID. f. Bradley has returned to
her homo in Easley after visit to
Mrs. Florence Griffin in Pickcns.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Sentcll died last Wednesday Of mcnin-
gifts AT their home near Praters church
Dr. Abernethy and Amo Chapman of
Liberty came up to Pickcns last Friday
night and were made Royal Arch Masons.
John f. Corbin. an Oconee boy who
graduated at Six Mile Academy in this
county last month, has joined the u. S.
navy.
Wade II. Chastain has returned home
after business trip thru parts of Ala
bama and Mississippi in the interest of
the Carolina Timber Co.
The Confederate veterans Of Easley
enjoyed dinner given by the Easley
Chapter U. D. C. at the home Of Capt.
b. c. johnson last Thursday.
Charlie Bowen and family and Alr.
and Mrs T. Nj. Norris of Central spent
Sunday in Pickens with Mr. Bowen's
parents. AR. and Mrs. Il. A. Bowen.
Polarine Oil, soc gallon. We have
just added this high grade lubricating
and cylinder oil to our line and will be
glad to furnish you. Pick ell Drug Co.
Blacksmith eagle who is employed
at Hughes shop in Pickens, was called
to his home in Waynesville, N. c., last
his father
Mrs. Louise Davis, efficient telephone
operator at Pickcns, has returned home
after a visit to MIR. Davis, who is al
present employed in carpenter work at
Winnsboro.
Automobile owners will be interested
TO know that blanks for registering
. their cars may be had at the clerk o,
courts office. All automobiles have te
be registered before July !.
The one-cent sale conducted by the
Pickens Drug Co. last week was sue
cess in every particular, altho it wa:
impossible TO get full line Of the usua
articles owing to the high price ant
scarcity of some drugs.
Rev. Mr.. Willis, pastor of the Morris
Baptist church, and Rev. D. Nj. Ramsay
pastor of the Pckens church, exchanged
pulpits Sunday morning, DR.. Ramsay
preaching the sermon to the graduating
class Of the Norris school.
j. f. Banister of Liberty underwear
an operation Mt the Greenville hospita!
and we understand that his condition il
greatly improved. This will be goo'
news tt his many friends.
l.. II. Craig, a wel-known and popu
lar travelling man of Greenvillc and
native Of Pickcns county, was elected ;
vice president Of the State Travellers
Protective association at the convention
held at Anderson last week.
We regret exceedingly to chronicle
the serious illness Of Mrs. Mary F.. Al
exander at her home in Pickens. Sh'
has been very sick for several days anc
little hope ia entertained Of her recov
cry. Tho Mrs. Alexander has been n,
invalid for many years, her sweet, sum,
disposition has continually made for hel
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