The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-02-14

LOCAL AND
PER SOMA
The city authorities have had some
excellent work done dragging the
streets
We hear that seven members of the
family Of S. M, Jones Of route 6 have
measles.
Mrs. Ora Mauldin and Miss Francis
Mauldin were shoppers in Greenville
Saturday
j. l.. Thomas, a substantial citizen
or Murphy, was at the county seat on
business Monday.
John Wilson of Camp Jackson, Co.
lumbia. spent the week-e with his
parents near Liberty.
Most good citizens of Pickens county
read The Sentinel. All Of them ought
to read it. Subscribe today.
~. E' unique, VINO IS atteddlng Fed
eral court at Greenwood as q petit Juror
spent Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. j. p. Carey, Jr.. is on visit 70
friends in Miami, Fla. Mr.. Carey nc,
companied her as far as Jacksonville.
Ex- Magistrate Henry Williams of
Peters Creek, has bought a large farm
IN Greenwood county and moved there
Miss Mae Jones, teacher in the
Roanoke school, spent the weekend
with the family of w. C. Keith near
town.
Mauldin Lesesne, a student at Wof-
ford college. visited the family of his
aunt, Mrs. w. IT. McFall, in Pickens
last week.
Frank kirksey, who recently accepted
position as street car conductor in |
Greenville. spent Sunday with home |
folks in Pickens.
Sanders Partridge, of Norcross Ga,
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. G.. r,
hendricks. and brother, Troupe Par
fridge, in Pickcns
Everybody interested in Sunday ;
school at Oolcnoy are requested to meet
at the church next Sunday, when one
will be organized.
John Chastain of Camp Sewer is
spending several days with his father.
A. b. Chastain, of the Holly SPRINGS
section, who is seriously i'll.
Louie thornley,, member Of Uncle
Sans navy and Mt present stationed at
Norfolk. is visiting his parents, MIR. and |
Mrs. John l.. Thornley,, in Pickens.
"A little stranger boy came to the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Anderson of |
Pumpkintown about two weeks ago.
They have decided to keep him and call
him Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. d. Cantrell and wife |
were visitors in town one day last week.
Mr.. Cantrell helped to build the build, |
is good friend of the paper
Folger & Thornley's advertisement
this week is especially interesting to
farmers. All who are familiar with the
situation seem to think as Folger, Thorn.
ley " Co. about the fertilizer situation.
! Many friends in Pickens of Rev. l..
f. Virgins, who is now stationed at
| Columbia, were glad to see him here
last week when he ran up from Easley
and spent a few hours He came to
Easley to officiate at the Anderson IIol-
royd wedding, the bridegroom being a
nephew Of Mr.. Virgins.
The pupils Of the pckens high school
are arranging to publish a school papcr.
1t will be called The Eagle and will be
issued monthly. Many Of the more
progressive schools have papers written
by pupils and it is great training for
them as well az benefit for the school
and town. 1t is expected to place the
paper in every home in Pickens and
business men will be asked to advertise.
j. X. Lewis, Il native Of Pckens
4 county, died at his home in Leasbure.
: Mo-, January IL, 1918. Mr.. Lewis was
. :. horn in this county January 6, 1845, and
7 lived here until he entered the Confed-
crate army and served thruout the war;
IN 1871 he went to Missouri and married.
He is survived by his widow and six
children. A. Il. Lewis Of Pickens county,
is brother. and Mrs N. d. Parsons
: and Mrs. j. NJ. Porter, also of this
county, are his sisters
In the paragraph intimating that Job
might have lost his patience if he had
ever tried to get Easley over the tele-