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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-12-27

SO many people hav. compared the
Kaiser to the devil that it must make
ever the old devil hang his head in
shanl9Gfrr.| ~ ~ " Observation-Disclosures
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WE k to meet upon the street
With Mr.. Thomas Pyles.
with manner sweet he doth US greet
And he's broke out with smiles.
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MAY this driest Of all Christrnasscs
he the best you have ever had.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notices inserted in this column for one cent II
word for tirstinsertiOnn and 0ne-hn,f cent II word
Tor each subsequent insertion
For Sale-15-horse power steam
engine and saw mill, in good running
condition. Bargain. j. S. Finley, Pick
n route 4. IS
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GARY HIoTr, Manager

CHRISTMAS is the present time.
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Yours truly,
FOZGER, e 90

For Snlc-At a bargain, 5-horse-
power international gasoline engine.
mounted; also corn and cob crusher and
an automobile. A. A. Pace, Pickens. stiff
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MONEY to Loan on Real Estate.
a. p. DuBose, attorney. phone 210,
Greenville, S. G.. If
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Horses and Mules at old time
prices. have a large lot of we'll Sc
lected and acclimated mules and horses
that | am Offering at old time prices for
cash or good paper until December 28th.
j. B. Jameson, Easley. 81
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Wanted-Soda. water clerk, prefer
ably with some experience in drug bust
ness. Sloan Bros Grcenville, S. G..
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Red Cross Seals are on sale at both
Pickcns drug stores.
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For Sale bargain for SO, 600. 10
acres of land in half mile of Peters
Creek church and school. Fine timber,
water and IL to Is acres bottom. Terms
easy. &. E. Robinson, Pickens, S. G. ?5
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Wanted To hire a good white man,
married or single, to work on farm.
Apply to d. e. Lawrence, Central, or
Clemson, S. G.. Sd
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pIcNIckEo AT cirv PARK.

The members Of the NJ. NJ. club Of
the First Methodist chuch regaIed
themselves with picnic At the City
park last Thursday evening instead Of
holding their conventional meeting.
The AFFAIR was a very pleasing ons
and vas given over to varied pro-
gram OF entertainment. including the
taking of pictures. games OF different
kinds and the election Of officers. A
sumptuous supper was served as a
feature OF the occasion. Those present
were Misses Elizabeth Bassel. Fern
Homan. Fannie Mcdaniel. Helen How
crton, Elsie Goodwin. Madge Coleman.
Edith Bland. Bessie Hiatt. Ruth
Brekie. Eda Larson. Genevieve Far
mer and Mrs. Basel.
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DIED AT SPRINGFIELD. MO.

The many Florence friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Ramsay Will be grieYed
70 learn Of the death Of thes.' little
3 year-old son. Robert Roy. which
occurred in Springfield. Mo-. June 10.
as result OF an attack OF pneumococ-
sis meningitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay
left Douglas. Arizona. short time
previous to the death and stopped
over in Springfield to visit Mr.. Ram
says parents on their way to okmul-
gee. Okla. where they win make their
future home. and the boy was taken
sick and died while they were there.
The body was taken to the old home
at Buffalo. NO.. for irterment.-f1or.
ence Citizen.
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FOUR FILE APPLICATION
FOR NATURALIZATION PAPERg

Since the beginning OF the preseui
month four petitions have been filed
in the Office OF the district clerk for
naturalization papers by foreigners.
They were hled by John 3. Trabucco
OF Canon City. = native of Italy; Gui.
seppe di Giovanni Of. Chandler. q ma
tive OF Italy: SamuN IL, Boldly OF
Florence a native OF England. and
Frank Duffy 81 Canon City. native
Of Canada. In each instaboe they
were the nrst papers necessary TO
naturalization and will be presenled
Tor consideration at the November
term Of the district court.
s TAis IL an exceptional number Of
such applications fer one month and
iHdiestes m unususs dcsirc on the
part Of aliens for AaasricEn citlzon.
ship due probably to 1is war In Eu-
roDo.
For me semi.annual peritsA proceed
Ing the Arsif term Of the discrtct court
Dnly six such Dst.ti5as wese' nled in
FrsmsAt eounev.
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TUESDAY
VISITING CANON RELATIVES.

Mrs. Gertrude Irwin and two chill
dren Of Springfield, H.. arrived a day
OF two ago via the Santa Fe route
and will spend the summer on Lincoln
Park as guests fthe formers pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Ahsrt, on
East Grand avenue.
MRS. TODD ARRIVES IN cAN6ks.
Mrs. F. A. Todd OF watona. Okla.
arrived few day sago with her two
children. Mr.. Todd will arrive later
and they expect to locate in Colorado.
LOTT PATE DONATES NICE SUM.
Lott Pate. porter at the Bash bar
Der shop. gave over the proceeds Of
his shining chair to the Red Cross on
Monday. It was Lott sambitlon to
double the amount OF Jim's eUutrfbu-
tion to the fund by the same method
last Friday. Jim took in 500. Lott.
thru tall hustIing. was able to re11ise
hi sambition. and more. He took 10
sls.
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plcMlekep AZ coropAxL

Rev. and Mrs. Chas. J. Armentrout
aud family. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Seaman and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcclintock and family consti-
tuted n motoring party that picnicked
IN the Canon city-salida road In the
vicinity OF cotopaxi on Tuesday. They
report the roads in splendid condition
for automobiling aud the weather de-
lightrui for a days outing in the
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sEvENrV-FIvE COUPLES AT
TEND MCDONNELL DANCE

The Mcdonnell dance in Annex
HAN Monday was attended By seventy
6ve couples. Messrs. Ray Botten-
field. Ed Fredri sson and Fred Sar-
tor. giving the dance. provided re-
freshments and looked out for the
enjoy men. or their guests in every
way.
The Mcdonnell orchestra OF Pueblo
furnished the music and made their
usual good impression. Another simi-
FAR dance viii be held in about two
weeks.
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ENTERTAINED AT PICNIC DINNER

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mollett and son
Howard OF Three-Mile Springs ranch
entertained thirteen at picnic din
ner at their ranch Sunday. J. e. Pugh
and family motored up from Pueblo
and were among the pienick>rs.
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SATURDAY
DAUGHTER BORN TO MR.. AND
MRS, ARIAN.

| MRS. ARlAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Arlan of WI
low street are the proud parents OF
seven and half pound daughter
born TO them Thursday. June 81. Both
mother and baby are doing nicely.
coToPAxi COUPLE MARRIED
FRIDAY.
J. o. Corey and Miss Blanche Tor.
renee, both OF Cotopaxi, were married
by Justice OF the Peace John r. Ken.
nedy at the latters' office, 43o Main
street. at o'clock Friday afternoon,
The groom is a well known and pros.
porous ranchman of the Cotopaxi dis
trict.
MoToRED TO CANON TO-DAY.
r. L. Pope and family and Walter
J. Blake and family of Cottonwood
motored to Canon City today.
MRS. JONES IN COAL CREEK.
Mrs. Everett E. Jones is spending
the week end over at Coal Creek,
being the guest of Miss Evelyn Davis.
Mr.. AND MRS. THOMAS sR. HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Thomas Sr. Of
Trinidad. enroute home from a trip
to their old home at Gienwood
Springs. stopped of Friday night for
a shore visit with their son. ;. p.
Thomas. and wife at BIS Harrison ave-
nue..
SPENDING FEW DAYS IN DENVER.
T. e. Proctor of South Canon is
spending few days in Denver.
HAVE LOCATED IN CANON.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Glib and four
daughters. late residents of Belt,
Mont. arrived recently and are max
ing their home at TOT River street.
Mr.. Gibb has located homestead near
Hillside in the Wet Mountain valley
and Is complying with the provisions
Of the law in order to obtain title.
MRS. WESTON TO RANCH.
Mrs. Nellie p Weston, who has
been spending the week in Canon City,
returned this afternoon 10 her home
near Howard.
SPENDING MONTH IN TOWN. Il
MRS. Katie Laushlin and daughter
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O. C. LADIES MEET WITH MRS
NEWcoMB.

The members of the @. c. club met
at the home OF Mrs. w. II. Newcomb
Friday afternoon for their regular
meetirs The afternoon was spent in
doing faa.y work Most all the mem
bers were present Dainty refresh-
mcnts were served and the afternoon
vas enjoyed by all,
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FRIDAY
CALLED HOME BY MOTHERS
ILLNESS.


Miss Matte Richardson of Cripple
Creek, who came here recently to
spend the summer with relatives and
friends. was called home Thursday
morning by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. A. T. Richardson. She made the
trip to the district on the auto stage.
MRS. AGNES STEWART MARRIED.
Handsomely engraved announce
ments have been received in Canon
City of the marriage in Denver on
"Wednesday, June goth of DR.. Jesse
Long and Mrs Agnes b. Stewart. The
bride was for many years a popular
music teacher of this city and has
many friends in this community who
tender their congratulations. Dr. and
Mrs. Long will reside in Minneapolis,
Mimi, and will be at home to their
friends aT:er October 1st.
GROWS HUGE STRAWBERRIES
w. H. Williams of S26 Cottonwood
avenue, East Canon. left at The Rec
ord office this morning box of straw
berries of the Corsican variety that
probably exceed in size, in flavor and
uniformity of color anything of the
kind seen here this season. These
berries were perfectly symmetrical in
shape, of deep red hue and averages
an inch and three-duarters in length
and an inch and a half in diameter.
AS successful grower Mr.. Williams
has few equals. In appearance and
in marketable qualities the Corsican
berry is unequalled.
MRS. DUNCAN IN DENVER.
Mrs. Chas. H. Duncan left few
days ago for Denver. where she will
spend a couple of weeks visiting her
mother and sister. Mrs. S. B. Striblin
and Mrs. r. L. Richardson
GONE TO KANSAS.
Mrs. w. Williams and daughter Ma
ron left ycsterday for al nJnth's visit
with relatives and friends in south,
eastern Kansas. They will visit in
Fort Scott. Futon. Kan. and Kansas
City. Mo.
MISS poHERTY IN PUEBLO.
Miss Ellen Doherty left yesterday
for few .ass' visit in PiI ,hlo.
REX DICKINSON GOES
TO PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Rex Dickinson. late salesman with
the Galley-stockton Shoe company
left this morning for Phoenix. Ariz.
where he has accepted a position as
manager OF a shoe store for the firm
OF NJ. Goldwater & Bros, which owns
and operates a number of such estab
iishments in that part of the country
Mr.. Dickinson has been a resident
of Canon City for the past five years
nearly all Of the time in the employ
OF the Galley-Stockton Shoe company
Mrs. Dickinson and children will re
main here for a short time before
joining Mr.. Dickinson at Phoenix.
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MRS. MeKIMNoN HERE.
MONDAY

MONDAY
HOWARD MAY VISITING SISTER.
Howard May of ST. Louis arrived
sister, Mrs. L. S. Lear. 715 Harrison
avenue.
PROF. LOGAN GOES TO MANIA.
NoLA.
Prof. NJ. f. Logan, for number of
years past the very efficient principal
of the Washington school here, has
been unanimously elected to the posi-
ton of superintendent of the Manza-
nola public schools and will enter up
on his work the first of September
VISITING AT eAMBILL HOME.
Miss Katherine Gambill of McCune.
Crawford county, Kansas, late teach
er in the public schools of Emporia,
Kan, is the guest of her brother.
Prof W. G. Gambili, and family at
72S Floral avenue. Miss Gambiu. in
company with her brother and fam
lily. were guests of L. w. Felter on
an automobile trip to the top of the
Royal Gorge on Friday.
MoToRED TO THE SPRINGS.
Frank Lamb, accompanied by II. ].
Craig, Alan II. Craig and Harry l..
Craig. motored to Colorado Springs
and return on Sunday. They report
\ the roads to be in good condition
! most of the way, altho in places very
dusty. There were heavy showers
along the ElPaso county end of the
road last Saturday afternoon. which
added to the enjoyment of the run in
that section.
LEAVES FOR SEATTLE.
Mrs. A. Westover. who has been vis-
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. G..
Sandy of South Reynolds avenue. left
to-day on No. 1 for her home in Seat
tie. Wash. She was a ccompanied back
by her sister, Miss SteKa Sandy. They
expect to go to Portland in July. to
attend the N E. X. association con-
yention.
J. n. FREY AND FAMILY HOME.
! Mr.. J. II. Frey and family returned
Saturday night from their auto trip
to Abilene and Wichita, Kan. They
had a most enjoyable time. While
enroute home they visited n. Riley
and saw the Canon City boys there.
Mr.. Frey says they were looking bet.
ter than he had ever seen them and
that the hard work agreed with them
immensely.
| MOTORING TO OKLAHOMA.
J. l.. Friar and family have gone
by automobile to eastern Oklahoma
for a little visit. They wifi be gone
three or four weeks. Mr.. Friar came
from Oklahoma and still owns his
farm back there.
CAME UP FROM PUEBLO SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Wilson and NJ
Pezoldt of Pueblo motored to Canon
City Sunday and were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Sandy Of South
Reynolds avenue.
1 MISS NICHOLS ILL.
Miss Genevieve Nichols. until re.
Gently employed as a nurse at the Odd
Fellows home. is reported to be quite
sick at her apartments. SGT River
street
MRS. NOVELS IN cUNNisoN.
Mrs. A. II. Novels and baby daugh-
ter are visiting Mrs. Novels parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer. at Gunnison.
for a few weeks.
RETURNED ERoM sALpoA.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess and Miss
Helen Seaman, who went to Saiida
last Thursday afternoon to attend the
state convention of the Society OF
Christian Endeayor as delegates from
| the society OF the First Presbyterian
church. returned home on Rio Gfande
train No 16 Sunday night. They re-
port most interesting convention.
~aseAAEaI
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coin Park are happy over the arri-
val of baby girl. born Tuesday
night, June 10, 1917.
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of Boulder have taken apartments at
the home of Mrs. E. C. Hiatt at 631I
River street for month or six weeks.
At the conclusion of their stay in
Canon City they will go to Cripple
Greek for visit.
MRS. McKiNNoN HERE
Mrs. e. Ford McKinnon of Denver
spent few days here this week,
the guest of Mrs. Everett E. Jones.
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ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING
THE TRAFFIC ORDINANCE

John Kosh was taken into custody
Sunday By City Marshall C. F. Skin
ner for violation Of the traffic ordI-
nance by turning hi sautomobKc to
the left at the street intersection in
stead Of TO the right as decreed by
the city coHncii. Ed shum was arrest
ed the same day by the police for
speeding on a motorcycle. Both were
arraigned before Police Magistrate y.
J. Houston on Monday. when they
pleaded guilty as accused and were
each fined IS and costs.
GRANT DICKINSON IN CALIFORNIA
A post card 10 the Daily Record
bearing date of June 18th, from Alder
man Grant Dickinson, who with his
wife and family left here fen days or
two weeks ago for an indenhits stay
in southern California. announces that
they are very comfortably locS6eG st
Long Beach and are delighted ~itlf
the community. Mr. Dickinson saye:
I'VE have dandy place and can look
out ON the broad Pacific. only two
blocks away The weather is charm
Ing here now and many tourists are
coming in from ths east for the sum-
mer months. People here need over
coats or wraps after sundovn for com.
fort. Living Is rs cheap hare as any
where on the Wcrtsrn esast.y
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WEDNESDAY

SPENDING FEW DAYS IN CANON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ranger of Cripple
Creek motored to Canon City on Tues
day for few days business trip.
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ON WAY 70 eoUl DER.

Mrs. T. A. Gormley of Mt. Vernon
Iowa. who has been visiting her pa
rents. Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Wilson. OF
513 Hazel avenue. also her brothers.
J. t. Jr. and D. X. OF Four MEe.
leaves for Boulder today TO visit her
sister. Mrs. A. J. Benham. thence to
meet her daughter. who is studying
music in Kansas City, Mo, and to-
gether they will return to their home
in iowa.
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PROF.. HALEY no kENrucKY.

Prof. A. L. Haley win leave next
Saturday for Frankfort. KY. where he
will take position as singing evan
geiist for Rev. Roud Shaw of Lexing-
ton, KY. during a series of religious
meetings. Prof, Haley expects to be
gone for several months.
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IN sALiDA LAST WEEK.

Jesse Campbell OF Canon City. prom
inently identified with the automobile
trade of Fremont county. was bus
mess visitor in Salida on Friday and
Saturday of last week.--Salida Mail.
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RETURNED FROM KANSAS.

Mrs. Edythe Marcellus of ia East
New York avenue, South Canon. re-
turned a few days ago from visit
with her parents and other relatives
at Emporia. Kansas.
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LEFT FOR HOME TO-DAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Merritt left
this morning for their home at st.
Paul. Mimi, after months visit as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Emmer-
son and lite daughter at 52s Pike ave-
nue.. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt will stop
in Denver for short visit while on
their way east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Arlan of WI
low street are the proud parents Of
a seven and half pound daughter
born TO them Thursday. June 81. Both
mother and baby are doing nicely.
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HOWARD MAY VISITING SISTER.

HOWARD MAY VISITING SISTER.
Howard May of st. Louis arrived a
few days ago and is the guest of his
sister. Mrs. L. S. Lear. 715 Harrison
avenue.
PROF. LOGAN GOES TO MANIA
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NO. ss7s.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bal

at Canon City. in the State of Colorado.
on June 20. 1917
RESOURCES
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VISITED HERE FIRST OF WEEK.

William Gill. prosperous farmer
of Edwards county, Illinois. stopped
off here the first of tils week to renew
the acquaintance OF a number of boy
hood associates and former negih-
bors while on his way to Mack. Colo.
He is planning to remain on the west
ern slope for several months.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-17
efM Good Morning. Judge"
THV Human Interest Stories Of By
w Police Court Happenings. PERKINS PERKINS
Free speech Ain,t Free.


We have with us again Burdens
court. 1t Is a place which is putting
itself on the map rapidly. Wednesday
afternoon Birdie and Lizzie Lewis,
veteran residents. decided to have a
little fuss. They left OF their mufflers
and three squares away two cops
started on a run for the alley. They
thought someone was getting mur-
dered.
When they arrived all out of breath
they sighted Birdie and Lizzie SPAR
ring in the alley. Both had finished
a wash and neither being tired they
started to argue about the war. Neigh
bors sat around and said "sic'em." 1t
took 15 minutes to quiet the women
and much longer to get both of them
to the box. Neither had IS to pay
their fines.
September Morn" I'm August.
Wednesday afternoon someone broke
a rain Of glass in Annie Gleason's
house and Annie got mad all over.
She was in such a hurry to get a
warrant for the guilty party that she
forgot to put her clothes on and went
into the street just as she awoke from
her beauty sleep. The neighbors all
put their aprons over their faces and
whistled for a cop.
The cop came and put his coat
around Annie, as he didn't want her
to catch cold and he locked her up.
Before Anne went to bed the night
before she soaked her head in liquor,
hence the Observation-Disclosures. Yester-
day morning Annie knew nothing
about it. but the neighbors all remem-
bered the incident very we'll. Annie
was fined $40 in both cases.
So Long, Mary.
Where do you work." asked the
Court of Mary Johnson. That's NAH
business Indignantly replied Mary.
Ninety days" said the Court with
out the slightest hesitation, Mary
was charged with being a vagrant.
She was holding down a park bench
and the police department failed to
convince Mary that the bench would
stay there when she got up.
II Mary lives long enough she will
learn that impOdence is very expen-
sive. When the cop told Mary where
she could get work, she resented the
'slur" and told him to go to Hades
and mind his own business. Con-
sequently she will put in ninety days
washing dishes at Occoquan.
No Wonder He Cursed!
1t is not proper even for a chef to
get mad and cuss the high cost Of
living. Henry Plessez, former chef
at local hotel. will swear to this.
In fact he received so many COM
plants about the scarcity of food
from hotel help and all that sort of
thing that he quit the job.
There is now law against that. But
Henry came back, ostensibly for
his clothes and wages, and he and
the boss had an argument about the
matter and according to the boss's s
story Henry cussed him something
fierce and he threw Henry out, the chef
landing on his arm and breaking 1t.
Henry had the boss arrested. But
it was proven that Henry was about
to trim the boss and the case was
dismissed