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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
8
Pickens Railway timetable No 13 outlines connections with Southern Railway trains Nos 29 42 39 12 11 and 6. All express services are handled by the Pickens Railroad company. For details contact J T Taylor Supt Pickens S C.
Norcross resident Miss Edna Rainey visits Miss Lorena Taylor in Pickens. J. W. Julian hosts his Greenville brother for several days. Gilstraps of Central visit relatives in Liberty. Post office site funds secured for Easley. Revival at Porters Chapel next Sunday led by Rev. S. B. White. Candidates for congress and solicitor spoke in Easley Liberty Central Bailey. Children’s day at Methodist church draws large crowd. Gilstrap reunion set for Aug 5 near Pickens with picnic dinner. Gauley still destroyed by rural police and revenue officers. Children’s operetta benefits civic league. Elinor Knight coached performers. Dillard couple of Westminster stay in Pickens. Sutter of London promotes Orange Judd Co. farming paper. Prof Niven edits Southern Farming. Sutter seeks subscribers.
A young woman asked clerk Earle Seaborn for elastic bands described as adjustable for women to support their lower limbs. The incident ended with Seaborn signaling to Mack Christopher to assist the customer as he left through the back door.
Porter declares candidacy for re election as Pickens township magistrate under Democratic party rules. The formal announcement signals continued leadership for the township judiciary and party alignment.
Friends announce Frank G ALLGoop as candidate for Cotton Weigher at Pickens subject to voters action in the election of August 19 1916. N D Parsons also declares candidacy with others. Court sale notice: M J Cox plaintiff versus N W Agnew Luella Agnew. land in Hurricane township Pickens County 200 acres offered August 7 1916 with 1/4 cash and balance in three annual installments at 8 percent interest.
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