Easley Dockets Local Deaths And Community News
W. O2 Childers of Atlanta died after falling from a hotel third story. His body was brought to Easley by the K of P lodge. He was about 55 and a brother of Mrs. J. N. Howard. Also noted are local obituaries for Henry Cartee, 21, of Glenwood, and Branson Holland visiting relatives. The town reports on visits, teaching appointments, and church events plus street work by the chain gang and a celebrated ordination at First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O2 Childers
Atlanta
Henry Cartee
Glenwood
Cedar Rock Church
Easley
J. L. Bolt
North Main Street
Williams Elrod wedding shocks small circle at Merritt home
Miss Maude Williams of Easley route 2 wed Luther Elrod of Orlando formerly Piedmont with Presiding Elder P F Kilgore officiating at the Merritt home. The couple departed for a extended bridal trip to New York and other cities.
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W. A. Merritt
P. F. Kilgu
Elrod
New York
Greenville News
Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings
Liberty’s Irene Clark visits Lavon Georgia guest Jimie Parsons. Mrs Banister visits Calhoun relatives. Ina Callaham extends stay with Atlanta relatives. Banknight of Valhalla visits daughter Mrs Holland. Dr J C Hunter and wife visiting Owens relatives. W A Sheldon hosts Sunday school class tea. Alta Callaham and Pet Chapman travel to Atlanta. Keowee chapter U D C attends county Confederate veterans reunion in Pickens on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Clark
Lavonia
Jimmie Parsons
J. F. Banister
Calhoun
Ina Callaham
Atlanta
Banknight
Valhalla
B. M. Holland
J. C. Hunter
Owens
W. A. Sheldon
Alta Callaham
Pet Chapman
Keowee
Pickens
Tabor News Notes
Farmers are getting along fine with their work. Miss May Babb of near Pickens visited Miss Cliff Whitmire Sunday. Misses Ella and Ora Childs visited their sister Mrs Tilman Dorr Saturday night and Sunday. Sam Evatt and wife attended prayer meeting Saturday night. Roscoe Freeman of Hasley visited his brother Luther Freeman Saturday night. Mose Simmons treated the children to ice cream Saturday night. The prayer meeting at Tabor is improving and the Lord is hoped to help them more than ever. Walter Hayes visited Oliver Cantrell Sunday. WHIPPORWILL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Babb
Near Pickens
Cliff Whitmire
Ella
Ora Childs
Tilman Dorr
Lambe Mauldin
Tabor
Sam Evatt
Roscoe Freeman
Hasley
Luther Freeman
Death of M W Hester Jr a Pickens county youth
M W Hester Jr son of Mr and Mrs M W Hester of Pickens county near Easley died at home after a short illness at 25. He graduated in 1913 from the South Carolina Military Academy at Charleston and was a military instructor at Bingham Military Institute in Mebane North Carolina. He planned similar work next year. He leaves five brothers and three sisters. Funeral and interment will be at Dacusville Tuesday with family sorrow and community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike W. Hester, Jr
M. W. Hester
Pickens County
Easley
Mr. Hester
South Carolina Military Academy
Charleston
Bingham Military Institute
Mebane
N. C
Earle-Allgood Wedding in Pickens Retells Joyful Union
A beautiful home wedding last Thursday afternoon united Miss Lucia Earle and Dr. Reese Alexander Allgood at the Earle residence in Pickens. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. L. E. Wiggins with Ruth Parsons providing the wedding march. The couple plans a honeymoon in Asheville and Waynesville before settling in Ridgeway. The bride, esteemed in Pickens, will be greatly missed. Bruce Boggs’ California marriage also announced. The Piedmont Shoe Co offers readers a $2.50 pair of shoes for $2 in a money saving ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Earle
Lucia
Reese Alexander Allgood
L. E. Wiggins
Ruth Parsons
Easley
Hagood Bruce
Asheville
Waynesville
Pickens
Shake Off Your Rheumatism With Chamberlains Liniment
An old advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlains Liniment to relieve rheumatic pains, noting a twenty five cent bottle and quick relief, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges households to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the remedy has no superior, is worth its cost, and is widely available from all dealers.
Splendors of the Panama-Pacific Exposition Progress Revealed
The article tours the Panama-Pacific International Exposition under construction for a February 20 1915 opening. It highlights oriental domes Venetian minarets and grand sculpture with many world leaders arriving as progress accelerates beyond Chicago’s 1893 display. Argentina leads government funding at 1300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Argentina
Rambler Visits in Oconee County
Rambler recounts a visit to J. C. Duckworth’s farm near Conn Cross church in Oconee. He describes lush crops, drought resilience, and yields of 50 bushels per acre of oats and 60 to 75 bushels per acre of corn. He praises Mrs. M. M. Murphree’s real estate deals and notes Pickens' favorable ties with Oconee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
J. C. Duckworth
Oconee County
Westminster
Walhalla
Conncross Church
Duckworth
Butler
Pickens
Rambler
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad by F J Cheney Co Toledo
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for every uncured case. Frank J Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney & Co, swears to the claim and notarizes it on December 6, 1586 in Toledo Ohio. The notice urges readers to send for testimonials and to buy the remedy from druggists and ask for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Ohfo
Toledo
tse _Lavas County
Frank J.cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Pleasant Grove News Rural health and mishap notes
The section reports ongoing dryness and illness improvements for Mrs. J. F. Rigdon and a child of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fortner. Commissioner G. W. Bowen aided roads, while Bunk Hendricks suffered a severe cheek wound from a mule at Pleasant Grove church and was treated by Dr. E. C. Stroud in Marietta. A union meeting drew F. W. Howard, two daughters, Prof. Jerry Burns and guests from North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Fortner
J. F. Rigdon
Bunk Hendricks
Pleasant Grove
Hendricks
Bower Freeman
E. C. Stroud
Marietta
Henwicks
Notable Brevard Woman Mrs Henderson Passes at 77
Mrs Sarah Jane Henderson wife of R W Henderson of Brevard North Carolina died May 30 1914 at her son's home in this place after more than fifty years of marriage They had eight surviving children and one son predeceased her She was a devoted Baptist for over five decades and her burial was at Mt Tabor church The grieving husband and children receive wide sympathy from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Henderson
Brevard
N. C
Mr. R. L. Henderson
J. A. Henderson
Easley
S. C
H.emma Aiken
Greenville
S.C
W. P. Henderson
Asheville
BR. L. Henderson
Picken
Lou E. Muse
Maggie Hawkins
Hasley
F. Henderson
B. Whit Henderson
N.C
J. E. Henderson
Baptist Church
Mt.Tabor
Card of Thanks to Neighbors for Beloved Mother
Mr and Mrs R L Henderson express gratitude to neighbors friends and mourners for kindness during their mother's illness and death. They thank those who sent flowers and the ladies who sang hymns at the funeral and acknowledge Drs Cannon and Valley for their care. May the Lord bless everyone.
Thanking neighbors for kindness during illness and death
Mr. Editor we thank friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during the sickness and death of our darling Josie. Gratitude to Drs Valley and Robinson for their efforts. May God bless each one of them Nelson Chastain and Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Josie
Drs. Valley and
Robinson
Nelson Chastain
Huerta Delegates Explain Peace Condition to Resign
Niagara Falls dispatch says General Huerta will resign the Mexican presidency as soon as the country is politically pacified. His delegates insist no technicalities are to block retirement and that peace must be secured by political means. American delegates met mediators as talks centered on the site question.
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Niagara Falls
Huerta
Rabaza
Mexico
Tampico Under Blockade Sparks New Mexican Crisis
Two Mexican Federal gunboats, trailed by two American ships including the cruiser Tacoma and gunboat Sacramento, left Puerto Mexico to enforce a Huerta decree blocking Tampico. US commanders monitor but seek no interference. Tampico considered open port. Huerta later abandoned the blockade, averting further crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tacoma
Sacramento
Puerto Mexico
Tampico
Huerta
Badger
United States
Huerte
Bryan
Riano
Arizona Agent Proposes Buying U.S. Battleships Idaho Mississipp
Douglas report says Constitutionalists agent Lelmier telegraphed General Obregon proposing to buy the American battleships Idaho and Mississippi. He claimed he could raise sufficient money in Sonora and Sinaloa to purchase one vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Lelmier
Storstad Still Barred in Montreal Dock
The Storstad remains moored at a Montreal dock as bailiff takes possession. Captain Anderson awaits court approval of a bond exceeding $200,000 before release. Rimouski coroner’s inquest into the Empress of Ireland disaster adjourns until further notice by Lord Mersey’s inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Storstad
St Lawrence
Admiralty Court of Canada
Anderson
Rimouski
Lord Mersey
Judge Denies Frank Motion as Late
Atlanta Gay Judge Ben Hill of Fulton County Superior Court sustained the states demurrer to the motion to set aside Leo M. Franks murder verdict. The motion claimed constitutional rights violations due to the verdict being returned while Frank was absent. The judge refused to hear the merits, ruling the filing was too late.
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Frank
Atlanta
Ben Hill
Fulton County Superior Court
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Sentinel note of thanks to neighbors and friends
A reader asks for space to publicly thank friends and neighbors who helped during illness. The message expresses gratitude and a blessing on those who provided aid.
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Branson Holland
Wilmington
W. P. Holland
Mercolm Howard
Birmingham
Ala
Fannie Lathem
Marie Elms
North Wilkesboro
Janet Bolt
Anderson College
Miss Elms
Messrs
Prue Sloan
Theo Burris
W. J. Bolt
Greer
Kathleen Lypham
Gainsville, Ga
J. L. Camp
W. A. Tripp
The
State Medical College
Willie Rankin
Slabtown
Janie Ellison
Ruth King
Keifner
J. Milton King
Eana Earle
P. P. McDaniel
Inez Smith
P. M. Taylor
O. T. Hinton
J. H. Cheatham
First Baptist Church
Z. T. Cody
Methodist Church
Williams-Elrod
Liberty Personals
Tabor News
M. W. Hester, Jr
Earle-Allgood
Bruce Boggs
California
Bruce
Piedmont Shoe Co
Chamberlain
Bennington-Hall
Folger, Thornley & Co
FORD
Sterling Merit
F.o. B. Detroit
W. N. Jones
L. J.smith
S. 6
America
Panama Canal
Stoeffler
Mulhausen
Germany
Globe
J. W. Hendricks
Oconee
Clemson Agricultural College
South Carolina
School of Engineering and Agriculture
Agricultural and Mechanical
South
Clemison College
W. M. Riggs
Box C. Clemson College
Pleasant Grove News
G. W. Bowen
F.W. Howard
Union Aceuk
Grove Last Sunay
Prof
Jerry Burns
North Carolina
Sarah Jane Henderson
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