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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
8
Calvin Garrett of Bell Telephone Co. at Columbia vacationing with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J M Garrett near Pickens. The ladies Cottage prayer meeting will meet Friday evening at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Lewis Bartnett. All Pickens ladies are invited to attend.
Dr. A Cooper of Blendsertonville North Carolina spent several days last week with his son James Cooper of Pickens County. Cooper is a native who left fourteen years ago and has few visits back home. He works as a painting contractor and his business remains active.
A local advert publicizing Pickens Hardware and Grocery Company claims complete groceries with guaranteed freshness and right prices. It invites customers to trade with them and experience prompt service and advantageous terms.
Earle Lewis suspects German use of Paris green on the Bug river. Greenville native Willie Thompson visited Pickens with parents. locals discuss August meeting for W C T U anti-saloon rally at the court house with speakers later named. Henrietta church events, protracted meeting planned by D J Fant starting September second Sunday, with John A Durham to lead singing. Echoes of community visits, tomato gifts to Sentinel, and farming remarks from Elliott Williams and guests Lake and Olive at Georges Creek.
The notice promotes White Crown Caps for Mason jars to avoid zinc contact with fruit contents. It urges discarding old caps for health protection and offers money back if they fail. J C Alexander in Pickens says he has stock and invites buyers to see them before they sell out.
For 80 days a farm one mile from Pickens C H on Pickens and Easley road is offered by W. P. Stewart Calhoun Ga route No 4. It features a good dwelling two tenant houses a fine barn and pasture with access to good land and water. Mrs. Reynolds seeks correspondence. Also listed are various farm products and ads for local markets and shipments including country butter and produce.
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