The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-01-12
SHORT ITEMS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
Rev. Cd. Tompson of Columbia
preached in the Baptist church Sun
day morning and night.

We are glad to report that Mrs.
N. e. Thornley, is able to be up again
after about three weeks illness.
Mrs. Bailey Robinson has moved to
Greenville, so as to be near her son
Joe who is taking business course
in that city"
Mr.. G. E. Robinson has moved his
law office from the court house back
to his old place above Bivens' garage,
adjoining the Kewoee Bank.
Prof. Hagen and Mr.. Lloyd Grandy
went to Whitewater last Saturday,
where Mr.. Grandy owns some noun
tain land including the beautiful
Whitewater falls.
The condition of Miss Florence
Bowen is very critical Her brother
c. M. Bowen of Seneca and her sis
ter Mrs. j. f. Banister Of Liberty
have been with her for several days.
Following recent recommendation
of the grand jury Pickens county
will employ County Physician. A
notice in another column fully ex-
plains the plan and proposed duties
of the physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Gillespie have
returned from a ten-day visit to their
son Rev. Leo Gillespie in Spartanburg
and their nephew Mr.. John Meares
in Forest City, N. C. While in Spar
tanburg they heard Billy Sunday
preach.
Norman Holder and his force, who
have been doing some street work
for the town Of Plckens, left Tues
day for Prosperity in Mewberry coun-
ty to do road work. Mr.. Holder is
making a good reputation all over
( the country as good road builder.
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ment Of the Greenville Daily News
and The Pickens Sentinel which, ap-
pears in this weeks paper, your own
county PAPER and the most wide
awake, the very best daily in
upper South Carolina, for the price
Ct one.
Rev. B. P. Mitchell and wifq
now occupying rooms in the home of
Mrs. Ora Mauldin on Florence st. We
are glad to have these good people
in our midst and bid them welcome
to our town. Mr.. Mitchell supplies
Enon and Secona churches, for this
year
Mr.. c. N. Morgan, who recently
moved from near Calhoun to Central
route a, was at the county seat on
business one day last week. Near
his new home five roads run together
and he has named the place Five
Points after the famous Five Points
of Atlanta.
S. D. Groves, of Liberty, has opened
pressing club in the rear room of
PoEter's barber shop in Pckens and
is READY for business. Mr.. Groves
says he has had years of experience
in the pressing, cleaning and dyeing
business and will appreciate part
of the public patronage.
The legislature met Tuesday Our
delegation, Senator E. P. McCravy,
and Representatives j. S. Leopard
and Jubal Williams, left Monday to
be present at the opening session.
The tax question is the most per-
picking problem they will have to
deal with at this session and it is
hoped they will solve it to the salts
faction of the tax payers. Remem-
ber, gentleman, this is election year
and You will have to give account
Of Your stewardship.
/. Guy. McFal] has bought out the
Langston garage at the corner Of
Main and Ann streets and will con-
tinhe the business at the same stand.
Dover Hinkle will remain with the
garage. Mr.. McF'all was the original
owner of this place and is experien-
ced in the business and besides being