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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
4
Clayton and Carlisle Newton this week visited Clayton Newton senior at Pendleton where he suffered a recent stroke. He is slowly improving as family offers updates on his condition.
Mrs. W. E. Robinson was brought from Liberty last week and is now with her mother Mrs. K. L. Cureton. She has been in ill health for some time and physicians thought the move would benefit her.
Dodson's Liver Tone offers a harmless vegetable remedy for liver issues and bilious headaches. Pickens Drug Co guarantees satisfaction with a money back option if not satisfied, priced at 50 cents per bottle.
William Clayton, a prominent farmer from the Central section, visited Pickens on business last week. Miss Gussie Cureton is home briefly to attend her sister Miss Carrie Robinson of Liberty, with Mrs. Robinson improving. Carlisle Newton and wife of Beverly welcomed a fine son born on the 8th inst. The Piedmont district in South Carolina opposes foreign immigration. A. J. Boggs is remodeling the old Richey house and will move in with his family into one of the city’s prettiest homes. Isaac O Shields of Dacusville, a 25 year Sentinel subscriber, visited the county seat last week. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Byars died on the 16th inst and was buried the next day at the cemetery. Mr. Byars has been sick for 10 days with grip. A. A. Adams, formerly of Anderson county, has moved to Pickens route 1 with his family and began by subscribing to The Sentinel. Married on Sunday evening January 19 at 3 o clock at the residence of the officiating minister W C Seaborn, Mack Stewart of Liberty route 3 to Miss Edna Clardy of Central route 3.
Rev. David M. Ramsay, president of Greenville Female College, delivered two great sermons last Sunday in the Pickens Baptist Church to large congregations. He is described as eloquent clear logical and instructive among the ablest ministers to preach in Pickens.
Frost proof cabbage plants offered by F. Cannon Meggers S C with quantities 1 000 to 4 000 at 1 25, 5 000 to 9 000 at 1 00, 10 000 to 15 000 at 90c and larger order discounts. T J Robinson place one mile south of Pickens 27 acres well improved. Apply to Jno F Harris. 50 acres land with house and out buildings price 14 per acre terms 400 cash with balance to suit purchaser E H Field Pickens S C
Money to loan on farms from 300 to 10000 dollars with easy terms. Apply to R T Jaynes at Valhalla or J F Keown at Pickens. Also advertise best hand blade stalk cutter available at Pickens Hardware and Grocery Co.
Golden Creek Baptist Church met January 4 1913 in conference and revised the church roll placing 56 on a drop list for not active participation while 34 members remain. Rev B C Atkinson presided with V M Nations and C C assisting.
Mrs Olivia Parham of East Durham North Carolina reports two year chronic cough cleared by Vinol which also rebuilt her strength. Vinol contains cod liver oil with iron for blood building and vitality. Money back guarantee available through Pickens Drugs Co Pickens South Carolina.
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