The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-09-13
Central Local and
Personal News Items

peiieNe III SOOu things to eat and plenty |
it. Notify them Of your coming and
get your name in ahead of time. Write
to either of them: Hon. b. j. Johnston.
Postmaster c. G. Rowland, w. e. Pin
son, Mrs. Dr.. Folger.
Little Milton Spann, son of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. d. Spann Of Greenville, visited
Hon. and Mrs. Il. j Johnston of this
city recently.
train load Of New Jersey soldiers
spent few minutes here last Wednes-
day on their way to Admission, Ala.
They all seemed to he in the best of
spirits.
Conductor j. II. Rowland spent few
hours here, one day last week shaking
hands with his many friends. Central
is always brighter when Capt. Rowland
arrives.
Mrs. w. d. Correll of Spartanburg is
visiting her parents here, MIR. and Mrs
j. c. Meredith.
Mr.. John Burnett of Spartanburg
county visited the college at it's opening
and left one of his daughters in school
here
w. l.. Mullinix, the oldest carrier in
the county and the Oldest in the service,
is now serving his route with Ford.
Things do CHANGE
MIR. Seaborn, The new manager at
Hobbs Henderson is making some
changes in the arrangements of the
store.
| Farmers of this section are busy this
week pulling fodder. They are busy
| getting other things out Of the way so
they can gather that big crop Of cotton.
What farmer was that who said he
dreamed every night of the new ginning
arrangement here? H. G. Powers can
tell you.
Joe Brown of Liberty was in town
one day last week.
a Mr.. Lawrence Falls has recently beer
transferred from Ft. Oglethorpe te
Petersburg, Va. Mr.. Falls friends
;, wishing to write him can address him
Camp Lee, 22d Field Hospital Corps.
DR.. j. b. Falls is now at Ft. Nc.
Pherson, Atlanta, Ga, with the med
ical corps.
Mrs. Boyce Hopkins, who has recent
~ undergone an operation ut a Green
vile hospital, is out now, but she will
spend few days with her cousin Mrs.
Lee Falls, on Washington street before
coming home.
Revival services are being held at the
Second baptist church by the pastor,
Rev {. A. Kirby. lie reports good
success.
Walter Ramseur, private secretary
to Congressman Fred Dominick, and
one OF Central's most popular young
men. arrived last Thursday morning
with his mother from Washington. He
will spend short time with relatives
mere, after which he returns TO Wash
lngton, to make final preparations TO be
oil to France in the near future, where
he goes ms field clerk. Mr. Ramscur's S
many friends wish him mucn success.
&. M. Lawrence, j. r. Fails. and
Oscar Arnold motorcd to Camp SEWER
recently.
Prof. +. v Clayton spent lass Tiers
day nigh, With homefolHs here on his
way to Gnrvin school, where he vcnt
Friday to address the school and eli.
Zcns Of that community.
There was II very interesting rccep
| triu Of
Friday night for the students from 7. 80
to $50. Every attendant reports n
good time
M. M. Richey left last SATURDAY morn
ing for Atlanta, to be with his wife
Sunday and Monday, who is in the Pied
mont sanitarium there Mrs Richey's
many frie nds wish her a speedy recovery.
| }. N. Sims. agent for the Southern
railroad, who has been taking fifteen
days vacation, returned Tuesday to his
post of duty.
| w. q; Pinson has recently purchased
the old home place Of j. u. Aiken
Joe Watson of Atlanta, visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Hall few days last
| week
Miss Molic Epps of Kings;ree, re-
IuTHcu nome MONDAY after VISITING Il |
month with Mr.. and Mrs. 0. ID. Epps, |
her nephew and niece
II. j. Norris, of Honca Path is visit
ing Chief Police j. II. Pace this week.
Arthur Mcclellan is on the sick list
this week. His friends wish him an
early recovery. |
John j. Butts has typhoid fever, but |
it is hoped ne will soon be out again
Baius Powell of Catcechee has ac-