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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
4
Daily items report visits from Capt J T Taylor and C E Robinson Jr in Pickens. Mrs M C Smith returns from Atlanta and Miss Ada Craig attends Columbia State Fair. Linwood Land and Investment promotes farm listings. Folger Thorns Co furniture ad noted. Tax refunds by check to Taylor H Stewart, treasurer.
Miss Vesta Ashmore attended Louisiana Lou at the Greenville opera house on Friday night and returned home on Saturday.
Mrs D. D. Winchester of Hazel is very sick and her many friends hope for her quick recovery. The Pickens County Horse Swappers Convention is set to meet at the county seat on Thursday Friday and Saturday November 14 15 and 16.
The notice claims Catarrh is constitutional, promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claims a $100 reward if it fails to cure, and directs readers to send for testimonials. Also mentions local obituaries and visits by W M Gantt and others in Pickens county Liberty Gazette.
M. M. Hall, state cattle inspector based at Pickens, reported last week that the county's cattle are in good shape and healthy condition overall.
P. W. Smith editor of the Pickens County Messenger and proprietor of a Central job printing office has sold his establishment to the Phillips printers at Seneca. Smith will travel for the Seneca concern now.
Henry McDaniel lost a pocket book earlier this month containing about twenty dollars. The finder should return it to the owner at the Big Store or to The Sentinel office for a liberal reward.
D. Winchester, a longtime Hazel section resident, stopped at the county seat on business and paid a year in advance for The Sentinel. He has read the paper for forty one years, and his visit was welcomed. Flour at wholesale prices. T. D. Harris.
J N Hallam of Pickens Drug Co reports receipt of 300 Wine of Cardui bottles and 720 packages of Black Draught. The store sells a large volume of both medicines.
Messrs. Frank of Anderson and Garrett of Pelzer with Prof. G. E. Welborn and sister Emma spent a short Saturday afternoon at the Welborn home. They traveled in Mr. Franks automobile.
Mrs J W Ballentine entertained the Embroidery club on Wednesday afternoon. The event drew a large turnout of members and attendees enjoyed Mrs Ballentine's hospitality and the delicious refreshments served.
An advertisement promotes R. L. T. Richardson's Laxative Tonic as a cure for laziness in the liver and a booster of strength and health. It promises quick relief from bilious fevers, malaria, constipation, and general misery, urging readers to buy a bottle from their druggist or order by mail from Anderson South Carolina.
Mr. T. D. Harris completed improvements at the Hiawatha hotel including paving the sidewalk and reflooring the entire front porch. The enhancements aim to improve convenience and curb appeal of the property.
Tarrant Dunlap McConnell aged 24 died of typhoid fever Sunday morning November 10 at 3 o'clock at the home of his brother Drake McConnell on Marietta route 2 near Peters Creek church. He was a Woodman with a beloved Christian character. Remains sent to Union Grove Church near Belton for burial. The bereaved express sympathy.
Rental ad for the McCombs place four miles north of Pickens Court House. Apply to I N Miller Esley South Carolina R1 box 27.
The marriage of Miss Leila Doyle of Calhoun to Mr. Roy O Brazeale of the Southern Railway is planned for November 21. Brazeale is the second son of Mr and Mrs O K Brazeale of Westminster, and Doyle is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ramsey Doyle of Calhoun.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs James F Franklin declares the engagement of their daughter Lucy Goodman to Dr Conrad Lacunious Allgood of Liberty South Carolina. The wedding is set for November 14 at the bride’s home in Jasper Georgia.
On sale day in December at Pickens the tract will be sold for cash. It lies in Hurricane township bounded by the estate of L. N. Robins J. A. McKee Thomas S. Roe Berry Durham and others north of Mile Creek containing 265 acres more or less. Perfect title. W. A. Smith. Nov 12 1912.
A purse is lost in Pickens with some cash inside. Finder urged to return it to The Sentinel office and claim a reward.
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