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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
7
Residents report ongoing rural life in Marietta Route Two with good crops and plans for new corn cribs due to rainy weather. Mr and Mrs Matt Edens visited the former's parents last Sunday as neighbors share updates and daily life.
Honea Path visitors Mr and Mrs Lewis Morgan stay with Mrs Morgan’s parents Mr and Mrs Joe Hendricks. Miss Mae Turner visits Miss Florence Edens and attends services at Peters Creek. Mrs Clyde Rains hosts Miss Ella Belle McConnell the Edison record to her. Mr James Heeney returns to Hamlet NC after stay with his people. Mr Grimmeon Dill and son Joe Lee visit Greenville on business. Community reports no severe sickness and asks for plenty to wear and talk about.
A $10 reward is offered for proof to convict any person of nptiney is trespassing on the lands along the Keowee River. The notice names W. B. Whitmire J. B. Powers and Lb. HH. Powers as parties involved in the claim.
Ye Editor describes a foot journey into North Carolina crossing Gauley with companions. After about thirty miles in two days they returned in good shape despite a wrenched knee calf pain blisters and toenails loosening. The piece notes the speaker once defined Gauley as six miles across and calls him a poor judge of distance.
Miss Obera Walker daughter of Dr J G Walker wed Hammond Crum of Denmark in a small Wednesday ceremony at 4 pm officiated by Rev D W Thiott. The Reed room was decorated with pink flowers and candles. The couple will reside in Denmark after August 7 following a mountain honeymoon.
Wide assortment of Rexall medicines and toiletries with dual pricing in this sale. Items include Rexall blood pills, aspirin, liniments, tonics, cod liver oil, eye wash, and nerve tonics, plus perfumes, soaps, toothpastes, cosmetics, hair brushes, and rubber goods. Contains numerous brands and price pairs.
The forty-ninth annual reunion of Orrs Regiment will be held in Valhalla on May 15 and 16, 1921. Veterans are cordially invited to attend with us. Program details include J Johnson and others.
The Dacusville singing convention will meet at Mt Tabor church next Sunday afternoon starting at 2. The event is open to all with invitations and greetings from President S C Chapman. Professor Cassell is expected to attend.
I S Fox of Easley died last Thursday from injuries after falling from a wagon on a Tuesday. The wagon wheels are believed to have passed over his chest during a hay-load ride with his grandchild. He lingered until death and was buried at Cedar Rock. He was 79 and survived by a wife and four children: M H Fox of Easley, M J Fox of Waycross GA, Mrs E V Robinson and Mrs Lillie Burgess of Easley.
The article outlines Nebraska’s name origins from the Platte River and its nickname Blackwater State. It traces exploration from Coronado to Marquette, fur posts at Bellevue and Nebraska City, and the 1854 Kansas Nebraska Act leading to statehood. Nebraska enters as the 37th state in 1867 with eight electors.
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