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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
8
A local barber shop now houses a first class pressing and cleaning outfit in its rear. Suits are pressed priced at 25e, cleaning and pressing 60c, dry cleaning $1. Work is done by skilled workers under supervision with guaranteed results. Special attention to ladies' suits.
Pickens South Carolina advertises B B Porter’s Barber Shop next to Keowee Bank offering shaving haircuts and massage in a sanitary, affordable setting. The notice touts skilled barbers and prompt service at reasonable prices.
Obscure ad-like snippet notes frog color size do not reveal jumping feet and hints at business deals while promising savings on Wertilizers Clag corn flour and other supplies and mentions a young cow for sale.
John M. Daniel, a well known Greenville bar member, is announced for Solicitor this week and previously ran four years ago. W. H. Cox of Central is named for the House of Representatives and promises an interesting race for the boys as he outlines his platform.
A light snow falls in Pickens as residents report local moves. Mr. and Mrs. J. McD. Bruce vacation in Charleston. Elinor H. McKagan returns to Greenville. Montvale school ends term. Plainfield, Flat Rock church events announced. Rev. Mann to preach at local churches. Confederate pension money arrives for Pickens veterans and widows totaling 7128 dollars. New ordinations at Mt. Pisgah and multiple local social updates follow, including a marriage near Alice Mills and personnel changes at Pickens Mercantile Co.
Miss Mittie Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Alexander of Murphy Pickens marries Leonard Morgan son of Mr and Mrs T Morgan of the Oconee creek region Oconee county. The ceremony takes place April 2 at the residence of P L Green a magistrate at Salem.
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