Local Brevities Highlight Pickens Community News
Pickens residents report travel to Charleston and Chester. Elisha Tripp and Arthur Lewis visit town for business and marriage of Miss Mary Clardy to Arthur Lewis. Community notes on roads, weather, local committees, eight veterans crosses at school, UDC meeting, merchants sales, and local schooling updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Newberry
Mary Clardy
This County
Arthur M. Lewis
Lincolnton
Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Thomason
Rev
E. L. Thomason
North Pickens
Funeral and burial for McClellan Powell noted near Liberty
Sunday afternoon January 3 the community attended the funeral of McClellan Powell who died at home three miles west of Liberty after a two week fever. He was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs B Powell and a Rice's Creek Baptist Church member who wished "Going Home" before death. Rev B C Atkinson led services as relatives and friends mourned, with many neighbors and local officials mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan Powell
Liberty
McClellan
B. Powell
Six Mile
Rice’s Creek
J. E. Crim
First Baptist Church of Liberty
Seagler
Sumter
D.C
C. R. Abbercrombie
Upper Oconee
A. D
N. M. Mann
Georgia
Messrs
Dewitt and
Cartee
Accidental Shooting Ends Sperman Hendricks Death
At Easley City Hall a discusssion on Southern Railway business led to a pistol discharge when J R Green’s pistol fell from his pocket. Irving Hendricks, 27, was shot in the neck and died instantly. The inquest ruled accidental discharge. Hendricks, a former Easley street overseer, was unmarried and well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McKinney
Easley
R. T. Chapman
J. R. Green
Spartanburg
S. C
Southern R. R. Co
Irving Hendricks
Southern Railway
Mr. Hendricks
Old Pickens
Hyde and Hendricks Seek Pickens Mayoral Seats
The document announces J. P. Hyde as a candidate for Mayor of Pickens and proclaims G. R. Hendricks as another candidate for Mayor of Pickens. The election date is stated as February 34, 1912, in error. the notice mirrors early 20th century campaign notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hyde
Pickens
G. R. Hendricks
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The
Wenetn
H. E. Sutherland
Charleston
W.C. Minter
Chester
W. B. Freeman
W. D. Hendricks
Pleasant Grove
Kateshe
Ellis Tripp
Anderson County
J. P. Carey
Telegraph
Dock
Cole L. Blease
Ira B. Jones
T. H. Peeples
Barnwell County
H. H. Evans
Newberry
Craig
Court House
Mr. Weatherman
Columbia
Bruce Hagood
Melvin Holder
J. W. Ballentine
Hagood
Thornley & Co
Mais
B. P. Kelly
Baltimore
South Carolina
Tillman
Youngblood & Brazeale
Clain
W.D. Spearman
Spearman
Hobbs-Henderson Co
Greenville
Sentinel
T. R. Merck
Bhannel
W. M. Beasley
Hattie Porter
James
Mc Durham
Ollie
W. Pickens
Orangeburg
S.C
Styles Alexander
Elma Clayton
Liberty Route Three
Garvin
Clayton
Bruce Hunnicutt
B. R. Parrot
Craig Bros. Co
Pickens County
J.R. Ashmore
W. P. Stewart
Pickens, S. C._ R. FLD.L
H. Syiwer
5. C
H. Sniper
A. B. Cameron
T. J. Macipr
Pickens Drug Co
J. M. Stewart
Tee
Jon H. Williams Piano
New York
John , Williams
Sreenville, S
Victor
Geo. L. Sands Co
Rantowles
Pickens Drug Company
Big Lot Crossett Shoes
Big Lot Bay State
LSU
Queen Quality
Boston
Southland
Ane
Folger, Thornley,Co Clothing
Hawes
Iron King
New Home Sewing
Chase City
Mitchell
Mitchell Automobiles
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