Deaths and Remembrances in Easley Community
Mr. W. F. Wyatt dies at daughter-in-law’s home after long life of industry and service. Funeral conducted by Rev. D. W. Hiatt at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church with old soldiers as pallbearers. Survived by two sons James R. Wyatt and John Wyatt. living siblings and relatives noted. Communities extend sympathy as town reflects on a life of honor and prudent stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wyatt
James M. Carpenter
James R. Wyatt
Easley
John Wyatt
Brushy Creek
Wyatt
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
D.W. Hiatt
Mt. Pisgah
John N. Wyatt
Mary Andrea
Greenville County
John R. Henderson
Joe Hendricks
Anderson County
Pickens Route 3 Community Notes
Rev R H Lupo moved to Salem parsonage to serve as pastor for another year. O P Field moved to a new home bought from his son F B Field. Weather has hindered farming. Hagood school advances with Miss Essie Kelley. Christmas events abound with pound suppers and plays. Walter Hudson relocated his shingle mill near A W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Lupo
Salem Parsonage
O. P. Field
F. B. Field
Hagood
Essie Kelley
Walter Hudson
A. W
Six Mile Community Grows as Families Move In
Six Mile residents praise the area as a good place to live with new arrivals like H F Wright and family from Mountain Grove. The school shows progress under Prof S A Rudge and three Christian teachers, while Rev J Dean Crane visits to support the school. Aiken from Sunset visits the area, and locals warn against showy religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Rutledge
J. Dean Crane
Greer
Brother Crane
God
Man
Mountain View Sunday School Grows Steadily
Pickens Route 2 reports a thriving Sunday school at Mountain View with W. N. Bolding as superintendent and a large weekly turnout. Nearby residents Willie Lewis Edward Edens visit 2. K. Lewis, Misses Wessie and Lillie Lewis visit Mrs. Alvin Bolding, J. M. Gillespie visits daughter Essie Byers, Willie Lewis visits grandparents H. J. Lewis, and siblings Walter, Jesse Bolding and Maggie return from Anderson trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Ridge
Mountain View
W. N. Bolding
Willie Lewis
Edward Edens
Pickens
2. K. Lewis
Wessie
Lillie Lewis
Alvin Bolding
J. M. Gillespie
Essie Byers
H. J. Lewis
Messrs
Walter and
Jesse Bolding
Maggie
Anderson
Expenditures Report By County Board For Fiscal Year 1313
The report itemizes money paid out by the County Board for the year ending January 1 1313. It lists salaries for county officials, court and miscellaneous expenses, road and bridge costs, buildings, poorhouse, and other disbursements totaling 10928. The financial section notes borrowed funds, unpaid claims, and a projected shortfall with details on taxes and loans.
Estimates of Pickens County expenses for 1913 fiscal year
Series of budget items and figures listing salaries, repairs, office costs, and other expenditures for Pickens County for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1913. Highlights include county commissioners and clerk salaries, jail and court costs, road and bridge repairs, post mortem costs, and totals with estimated revenues from fines and licenses. County Supervisor Jas. B. Craig notes the amount to be raised by taxation at 45,415 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heer
State Sinking Fund Commission
Jas
Craig
Pickens County
McWhorter Tripp Ties The Knot At Bride’sHome
Miss Viola McWhorter wed Oscar A Tripp at her parents home near Fickens in a ceremony by Rev D W Hiatt Easley. Attendants were Gertrude Freeman and Robert McWhorter as guests praised the couple and a supper followed the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
W. W. McWhorter
Fickens
Oscar A. Tripp
Anderson County
D. W. Hiatt
Easley
Gertrude Freeman
Robert McWhorter
Andrew Lewis Home Destroyed by Fire
The Andrew Lewis house on the road to Clemson College from Cherry’s Station was burned on Thursday. An old county mansion, it was unoccupied but contained Lewis family furniture and antiques. An insured dwelling, the loss included an old clock the family had refused $600 for previously. Origin of the fire is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andew Lewis
Clemson College
Cherry’ S Station
Lewis
Daily Mail
Legislative Letter Sees Quiet Week Ahead In 1913
Editor Sentinel reports the legislature adjourned until Jan 21 after a brief session. Governor inauguration is tomorrow evening. Judges and penitentiary posts to be elected Wednesday. Friday trip to Winthrop. Bills cover schools attendance usury insurance and penology. Expected partisan fights loom amid calls for business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Sentinel
Winthrop
Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Jfred Williams
Columbia
Jan
Death of Louisa Gilstrap at Little Eastatoe
Louisa Gilstrap widow of Ephraim Gilstrap died at the old home on Little Eastatoe October 19 1912 after a short paralysis illness. Her remains were laid to rest the following day at the family gravesite. Funeral services were conducted by Mr D A Parrott. She was in her 86th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa
Ephriam Gilstrap
Little Eastatoe
D. A. Parrott
Auditor Christopher's Absence Covered by Daughter Eva
Auditor Christopher spent last week meeting appointments and handling returns in multiple county sections. In his absence his duties were satisfactorily covered by his daughter, Miss Eva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Miss Eva
Grace Prince to Lead Folger Millinery This Spring
Additional Locals report Miss Grace Prince of Greenville visiting Pickens to review Folger millinery stock. She will head millinery at Folger Thornley Vo this spring after strong recommendations from former employers. Miss Prince invites local ladies to view her goods. Mr. and Mrs H A Johnson of Perry Oklahoma stayed with Dr and Mrs W A Strickland in Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Prince
Greenville
Pickens
Folger
Thornley Vo
Tugaloo
Westminster
H. A. Johnson
Perry
Oklahoma
WA. Strickland
Pelzer and
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Strickland
Finley-Freeman Wedding Blessed by Visiting Pastor
Rev. D. Weston Hiott of Easley officiated the Finley-Freeman wedding on Christmas day. Hiott, former pastor of the local Baptist church in 1897, is connected with The Pickens Sentinel and is praised for his good work there.
Pickens Train Flagman Hurt and Local News Highlights
Roy Nealy, injured while tending duties on the Pickens line, has nearly recovered from a mashed car incident that bruised his ear. A marriage reports Cleon Cely and Miss Car tender wed at Hon. Charlie H. Carpenter’s home. Nearby, P B Nalley shows a winter-keeper melon variety from Utah and George W Bowen receives a four-year county commissioner commission under a co-terminal term rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nealy
Pickens
Cleon Cely
Miss Cartender
Charlie H. Carpenter
Mr. Cely
Jas. A. Cely
Brushy Creek
Bethesda Church
Miss Carpenter
Chas. H. Carpenter
Georges Creek
Pickens County
Anderson Daily Mail
G. W. Bowen
Lawrence
Looper Host Delights Guests With Southern Hospitality
Mr and Mrs E F Looper hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of Mrs Tolbert of Greenwood and Lem Freeman from Canada. The gathering featured ample food and lively socializing with guests including Sam Looper and family, Arthur Looper and family, C L Hester and family, Mrs R L Henderson, Miss Pearl Hester, and John Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Looper
Tolbert
Greenwood
Lem Freeman
Canada
Looper
Sam Looper
Arthur Looper
C. L
Tragic Fire Kills Toddler in Pickens Area
A one year old child died in a tenant house fire on the Melvin Holder farm near Pickens last week. Boss Hendricks and family left two children alone as the house burned and the blaze was not noticed until the structure collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Melvin Holder
Boss Hendricks
J E Boggs Jr Leaves for Florida Health Trip
J E Boggs Jr departed last week for Eustis Florida staying until about March 1 seeking health and recreation. His friends hope he finds relief as Dr Hallam secures Gregg Mauldin as assistant in the drug store during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boggs, Jr
Eustis
Fila
Jule
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Dr. Hallam
Gregg Mauldin
Local son L. E. Looper revisits Pickens County ties
Mr. L. E. Looper, a Pickens County native and son of Hon. E. Frank Looper, has spent two weeks visiting his parents and friends. He previously lived in Atlanta and Pueblo Colorado, spent years in Canada, and now works as a locomotive engineer on a major Canadian railroad system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Looper
Pickens County
E. Frank Looper
Looper
Atlanta
Pubelo
Col
Canada
Hall's Catarrh Cure firm oath and offer
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay 100 dollars for every CATARRH case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The claim is sworn before Notary A. W. Gleason in Toledo Ohio on December 6. The remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Ins
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W._GLEASON
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice is given that I will apply to Judge of Probate J. B. Newbery for Fickens County South Carolina on the 94th day of February 1913 at 11 a.m. for leave to make final settlement of the estate of L. G. Gaines deceased and obtain discharge as administrator. R. P. Gaines, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Newbery, Esq
Fickens County
South Carolina
L. G. Gaines
R. P. Gaines
J. Bh. Newbery Esq
Pickens County
W. It. Anders
J. P. Anders
Notice to Apply for Final Settlement of Maggie M Johnson Estate
Judge of Probate of Pickens County South Carolina will hear on February 20 1913 at 11 in the forenoon an application by W F Johnson and 113 T G Johnson administrators to make final settlement of the estate of Maggie M Johnson deceased and obtain discharge as executors of the estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sewbery
Pickens County
South Carolina
Maggie M. Johnson
W. F Johnson
T. G Johnson
J. B. Newbery Esq
Sarah A. Alexander
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Emma Holcombe
Esther Holcombe Hunt
Alabama
Mary Briggs
E. P. McCravey
W. D. Spearman
Ella Hiatt
Pelzer
John McdAlister
Piercetown
Edwin L. Bolt
the Bettery
Nettie Catlett
East Tennessee
G. W. Griffin
Grayley’s
Holly Springs
Esther Gravley
W. T. Edens
W. T. Gravley
Luther
H. A. Townes
John W. Thomas
Sentinel
Southern Railway Co
Six Mile
Mountain Grove
W. W. Aiken
Sun Set
Ourf
R. P. Prince
Eee Equalization Board
Board of Education
Keowee Bank
Pickens Bank
MO. C. Carey
T'easurer
County Board of Equaliz
Ao Oi
Consta
Tang
Jas. B. Craig
Jinold Carey
Andrew Lewis
The
Louisa Gilstrap
Hughes Bros
Pickens, S. C
J. McD Bruce
I. M. Mauldin
James H. Burdine
J. B. Newbery
P. B. Nalley
He LI, Lou
J. B. Newberry
Colummbus Griffin
J. RJ. Anthony
Fotice
Carlisle Newton
E. J. Hester
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