The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-11
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G. w. Bowen. of Pickens, was Wis
itor to relatives here the past week =
Seneca Journal.
Miss Matte Finley has accepted
position position as bookkeeper for
Drs. Bolt and Jameson at Easley
w. r. Lawrence, formerly citizen
of Pickens county, but now living in
Oconee, was here on business this week.
Mrs. Maka Anthony has resigned her
position with the Keowee Bank and
Boone Carey has been appointed in her
stead.
+. l.. Finley and family have moved
into the houseErecently vacated by w.
A. Edens apd family. who moved to
Easlcy.
| 'A'So A%'tiAhS vi ldS ICSllIlltu llSI
duties as teacher in the Norris school,
aftersspending thesholdays with home
folks at Pickens.
Oar t. Hinton, treasurer-elect Of
Pickens county, was in the treasurer's
office day or two last week getting
familiar with the work.
}. Dave Stansell was] here one day
last week. Greenville may suit him all
right, but he certainly does look like he
is at home in Pickens.
Mr.. Irwin Miller says he can tell us
what has become of the old-fashioned
man who used to go hunting about
Christmas time. The game warden has
got him.
Presiding Elder Turnipseed will preach
at the Pickens Methodist church next
Sunday, January d. at 73O p. M, and
while here will hold the first quarterly
conference for 1917.
! j. Robinson is spending while in
Pickens. For several months he has
been working for John D. Rockefeller in
one of his large iron works in Pueblo
Col, and expects to return soon.
II. w. Garrison of near Easley and T. A.
Bowen recently sold carload of Early
King cotton seed to Gaffney seed con-
cern for 500 ton. The Gaffney COM
pany will reship the seed to Texas.
Carlisle Newton has accepted the
place as superintendent of the Pickens
Lumber Co. plant, recently made va.
cant by the death of Mr. Stevenson
and has moved his family to Pickens.
II. j. Lewis, a venerable citizen OF
the Sunset section, was in town on bust
en- with paralysis and has been in bee
about five weeks, does not improve fast
D Miss Mary Morris left last week for
Columbia to resume her studies at Chi
cora college. Miss Morris was attend
hi5 oSiiooi az 1lSu opl hiSo, ~. ~, "IieIl
she suffered an attack Of appendicitis
last year.
. Prof w. Carson Hodges, principal of
the Walterboro high school, and e. P.
Hodges, a senior at the University of
South Carolina, spent the holidays with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. e. II.
Hodges, at Pickens.
We are sorry to state that Constable
Julian is very sick at his home here
with typhoid fever. His brother, George
Julian, who is employed by the South
ern Express Co. at Greenville, spent
Sunday with him.
The local chapter U D. C. will meet
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
residence ofiMrs w. II. McFall. A full
attendance is requested and all members
who have not paid their dues should at
tend this meeting prepared to do so.
At the last meeting of the Pickens
township singing convention the follow
ing officers were elected to serve this
year: r. l.. Henderson, president;
Clifton Chastain, vice-presdent;' Mat
Chastain, secretary. The next meeting
will be held with Bethlehem church the
third Sunday afternoon in January at 2