The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-03-02
Locals and Personals

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Notice new ad of Folger, Hendricks
& Co.
Miss Pat Porter has been sick at
her home for several days.
Mr.. Roy Keith spent last week
end with relatives in Greenville,
Miss Nell Smith is improving after
being i'll at her home for over week. |
1 Edwards & Darsey have an un-
usually clever ad in this weeks paper.
; Read it,
Miss Mildred Cox has returned
home after spending several days in
Washington.
Miss Ellen Finley, teacher at
Three-an -andTwenty school near Eas-
! ley, spent last week end at home.
If you are interested in chickens
and eggs see advertisement of A. 2.
! Hammond in this paper.
Miss Grace Porter of Clinton is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
"A. >. fOter IN this city.
Prof. A. B. Fortner, principal of
Oolenoy school, was business visitor
! at the county seat one day last week.
Mr.. Frazier Wilkes of Columbia
j spent a few days last week with his
9 brother, Richard Wilkes, in Pickens.
Il IN fN o.& hat
. Emily Thornley, of Converse college
has been ill at her home for the past
Z week
q Mr.. Wylie Condor of Clemson Col
j ledge spent last Tuesday and Wednes-
9 day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
y l.. Bivens.
= M. M. (A) Langston, wife and child,
> of Pacific Junction, Iowa, are visiting
D his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Lang
ston near Pickens.
Mr.. Mauldin Lesesne, who is teach
ing school at Rock Hill, spent last
week end at home with his mother,
. Mrs. Hortensc Lescsne.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Robinson Jr. and
two children of Grcenville, spent last
Sunday at the home Of their pal ents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Thrasher, of
Townville, spent Sunday at the home
- Of the latter's, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T f. l.. Finley.
Mr.. Roy Herde, who is attending
the Honea Path high school, this
term, is at home this week, his school
having been closed on account of the
flu
Mrs. Geo. E. Holley of Atlanta,
Ga. arrived Sunday to nurse the
little daughter. Louise, Of Mr. and
Mrs. B. II. Mcdaniel who is very low
with pneumonia.
Mr. W. A. Mathews, who recently
offered to paint country churches free
of charge, withdraws his offer after
March /. Not a church accepted his |
liberal proposition.
Mrs. W. j. Bridgman who has been
patient at John Hopkins University
hospital for several weeks, is expected
to return home sometime this week.
/ I1cT COnullloN Is CrltlCaI.
The many friends of Miss Olive
Newton will be glad to learn that her
health is much improved and she is
able to resume her duties at Clio,
where she taught school until last
Christmas
we are very sorry to report that
Miss Aurora Mathews is in the
Greenville hospital, where she under
went serious operation for mas
toiditis last week. We wish for her
a speedy recovery.
The Clemson boys who were home
for Washington's birthday were:
| Messrs. Leon Robertson, Theo Smith,
Don Roark, Robert Roark, and De-
Witt Mathews. Mr.. "Red" Faris and
Mr.. j. G. Kent, also of Clemson spent
the holidays in Pickens.
SHERIFF" Jennings, wel-known pro-
gnosticator and good man, predicts
that cotton will bring 90 cents a
pound within the next two weeks and
will go to "a cents before the next
| crop comes in.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaiah Cox announce
the engagement of their daughter
| Mildred Octavio to- DR.. Paden E.
! Woodruff, the wedding to be solem-
nized March 22nd at Grace Methodist
Episcopal church.