Local Residents Attend to Visitors and Travel
Local and personal notices list Sydney Bruce leaving for Davidson College and multiple visits across Easley, Georgia, Liberty, Central, and Pickens. Names include Mrs J N Hallam, I Keith, Mr and Mrs Carey, Nannie Porter, B C Robinson, R G Gaines, Prof Wallace, Mnma Major, Ernest Porter, Bristow Christopher, Alberta Young, Asa Porter, Fr Porter, James Rigdon, Lloyd, Stella Porter, Paul Peterson Bogos, H M Hester, Rev B E Grandy, Nancy Reese, J R Anderson, Elizabeth Sloan, Emma Finney, J M Gantt, I W McLeskey, Louis Carpenter, W T Jeans, Geo Keith, and Tim Barbarae among others.
Harris Party Visits Mrs Attaway in Rock Hill
Rev J B Harris of St Augustine Florida Mrs W G McFadden and two children Harris and Vincent of Rock Hill are visiting Mrs B H Attaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Harris
St. Augustine, Fla
W. G. McFadden
Harris and
Vincent
Rock Hill
B. H. Attaway
Tailor Representative at Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co Store
The Isaac Hamburger and Son representative will be at the Heath Bruce Morrow Co store in Baltimore on Thursday September 4, Friday September 6 and Saturday September 6 to take measurements for fall and winter suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hamburger & Son, Merchant Tailors
Baltimore
Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co’s
Heath-Bruce-Morrow Company
Nettie Barton
Local Social Notes Highlight Hasley and Ridge Guests
Miss Bessies Jones of Hasley visits Miss Mary Robert son. Miss Genie Stephens of Rea Ridge visits Miss Moneta Stewart. Prof Milford of Andergon-ia runs a flourishing singing school at Pickens Mill with Monday start and a concert expected on the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessies Jones
Hasley
Mary . Robertson
Genie Stephens
Rea Ridge
Moneta Stewart
Prof
Milford
Andergon -Ia
Pickens Mill
Callahan Family Reunion Near Piedmont Attended by Griffin Sisters
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Callahan and their children with Miss Norma Griffin and Miss Mattie Griffin attended a Callahan family reunion at the home of Mr. Callahan’s father near Piedmont on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sloan
Charleston
B. A. Hagood
Pendleton
J. S. Callahan
Norma and
Mattie Griffin
Callahan
Mr. Callahan
Piedmont
Pickens Hosts Lawn Party and Local Business News
A Linwood park lawn party by Methodist Sunday school class No 3 honored Pickens young ladies going away to school with over 200 attendees. Plans announced for a Pickens 5 and 10c store opening October 1 by B F Parsons. Plus social dances, new store at John W Hendricks residence, and a $28.35 purse given to Rev B Atkinson after a Holly Springs revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Park
The
Methodist Church
Pickens
Holly Springs Church
B. ©. Atkinson
Atkinson
All Day Singing at Concord Church in September
All day singing scheduled at Concord Church on the second Sunday in September. Old people are especially invited to sing, bring Christian Harmony song books and well filled baskets. Everyone is cordially invited especially the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Church
Veterans and widows meet at Antioch schoolhouse
All old soldiers and widows of old soldiers are requested to assemble at the Antioch schoolhouse on Saturday the 18th at 10 o'clock. John T. Lewis urges prompt attendance and warns not to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch School House
John T. Lewis
Petit Jurors List for Sept Term of Court
The document lists jurors for the September term including M. Keith, J. Harvey Chapman, A. B. Talley, G. A. Ellis, G. W. Lathem, J. F. Pane, J. Walker Ellison, J. Wesley Garrett, Claud C. Boroughs, D. A. Herd, M. Walker Jones, Claud L. Hester, Silas L. Simmons, John J D Henderson, Steve H K Smith, J. B. Finley, W.4J. 3B. Chapman, W. J. Baker, W. H. Bowie, W. A. Rigdon, O. A. Crenshaw, T. S Campbell, KE. R. Griffin, W. W. Seaborn, W. E. Boggs, Sidney B. Edens, J. Jennings, Jesse W. Looper, Jas. A. Couch, W. EK. Pinson, W. Holcomb, J. L. Bagwell, A. D. Mann, J. W. Harle, B. Dover Hinkle, J. A. Adkingon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. M. Keith
J. Harvey Chapman
A. B. Talley
G. A. Ellis
G. W. Lathem
J. F. Pane
J. Walker Ellison
J. Wesley Garrett
Claud C. Boroughs
D. A. Herd
M. Walker Jones
Claud L. Hester
Silas L. Simmons
John JD. Henderson
Steve HK. Smith
J. B. Finley
Chapman
W. J. Baker
W.H. Bowie
W. A. Rigdon
O. A. Crenshaw
T. S Campbell
KE. R. Griffin
W.W. Seaborn
W. E. Boggs
Sidney B. Edens
J. ©. Jennings
Jesse W. Looper
Jas. A. Couch
W. EK. Pinson
W. ©. Holcomb
J. L. Bagwell
A. D. Mann
J. W. Harle
Dover Hinkle
J. A. Adkingon
Death of Hortense Kilgo at Secona burial Monday
Hortense Kilgo wife of Rich Kilgo and daughter of Bill Bowen died last Saturday night. The 30 year old was a member of Pickens Chapel M I church and was buried at Secona on Monday. She was a respected colored citizen near Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Kilgo
Rich Kilgo
Secona
Bill Bowen
Pickens
Pickens Chapel
M. I
Death of Willis Ambler Near Pickens
Willis Ambler a respected color ed man died at his home near Pickens last Saturday He was the slave of the late Maj Ambler and was probably the oldest colored citizen of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ambler
Pickens
Maj. Ambler
Classified Column Subscriptions and Local Ads
Classified column notes offer free insertions up to 26 words. Items include farm for rent on Oo lenoy river 25 acres cotton land 7 room dwelling and out buildings listed by J J Chastain Pickens route 3. Lost music pin between school and La Boon residence return to The Sentinel. For sale 40 acres 8-4 miles of court house adjoining Mr McDaniel. Contact H M Hester Westminster S C. Buy Hydro Carbonite Roof Paint from Pickens Hardware & Grocery Co. End pine wood wanted cash paid by adines and Gassaway Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolenoy
J. J. Chastain
Pickens
B. B. la Boon
Sentinel Office
Court House
School Book Purchase Reminder From Pickens Drug Co
The teacher provides a definite list of required books for pickup this week at Pickens Drug Co. Purchases must be paid in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikey
Beamer
Spartanburg
Pickens
Col W B Cheshire Sells Paper for Congress Race
Col W B Cheshire longtime editor and owner of the Anderson Intelli gencer has sold the paper and entered the race for congress. Col William Banks formerly edited the Anderson Daily Mail is now editor of the Intelli gencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Cheshire
Anderson Intelligencer
Congress
William Banks
Anderson Daily Mail
The
Intelligencer
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Ae Eaeas
Pes Ehh Ra Lil XY
Amman
Rexall Store
Hallum
Sydney Bruce
Davidson College
J. N. Hallam
Easley
I. Keith
Marietta
City
Mrs. J. P. Carey, Jr
Georgia
Nannie Porter
B. C. Robinson
Frank Smith
Massey
R. G. Gaines
Prof. Wallace
Central
Eirnest Porter
Bristow
Christopher
Nimmons
Alberta Young
Blairs 5. C
Asa Porter
del Paso, Texas
Fr. 3. Porter
Jas
Rigdon
Little Son
Lloyd
Pleasant Grove
Stella Porter
Paul Peterson Bogos
Nimmons, 5. C
H. M. Hester
Westminster
Rh. A. Hester
Rev. B. EK. Grandy
Williamsburg County
J. B. Newberry
Nancy
Reese and
J. R. Anderson
Emma Finney
Laurens
J. M. Gantt
Liberty
I. W. McLeskey
Greenville
Louis Carpenter
Geo. Keith
Tim Barbarae
Taylors
J. L. Thornley
Valhalla
Ernest Alexander
Keowee
Annie Halford
Blackville, S. C
J. W. Ballentine
Ernest Folger
Folger, Thornley & Co
Tirzah Hughes
Louise Davis
Inman
Stella Newberry
Alfred Taylor
Ernest Hopkins
Terre Haute Ind
Rs. J. H. Louis
Haa OO
Parcell Post
Roxx
Onumom
B. F. Parsons
Keowee Bank
Parsons
H-B-M Co
Sloan
Alma Cheatham Fannie Lathem
Margaret Sellers
Beryl Martin
Alex Robinson
Walter Robinson
Ben Hagood
J. M. Smith
Bert Folger
John W. Hendricks
Route 4
Mr. Hendricks
Petit Jurors
the Sentinel
Pickens Hardware & Grocery Co
Oconee
Anderson
Greenville Counties
Adines & Gassaway
Pickens Drug Co
Southern Railway
N. B
Atlanta
Charlotte
New Orleans
Seneca
Birmingham
Washington
New York
Diachare Pasgets
Pasengers
Charette
Arlotte
Kotcheil EA
E. McGee
Isaac Hamburger & Sons
Merchant Tailors
America
Pickers, 8. C
Palruats
Edwin L. Bolt & Co
Easley, S. C
Pickens Court House
State Superintendent of Education
State Board of Education
R. IT. Hallum, Co
Pendennis Coffee
Greg T. Mauldin
Pickens County
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