Marriages at Cateechee Amid Windy Day
On the Sunday before Thanksgiving, J Alonzo Brown officiated two marriages at his residence in Liberty County. H R Redmond wed Miss Bessie Crow with authority from a probate judge, and Hermon Taylor wedded Miss Lillie Orr after similar authorization. A third couple, Marvin Kelley and Tessie Smith, followed with a quick ceremony as the wind blew. The piece notes the families and guests traveling from Liberty and Walhalla and mentions the “old matrimonial mill” on a hill as a local landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alonzo Brown
H. R. Redmond
Bessie Crow
N. P
Redmond
Lewis R Redmond
Miss Crow
Joe Crow
Liberty
Hermon Taylor
Walhalla
J. FP. Craig
C.C. P
Mr. Taylor
Oconee County
Eewin Powell
Praters Creek
Marvin Kelley
Tessie Smith
Dacusville Singing Convention And School Plans
The Marietta Route 2 community reports a singing session at Mt Abor Baptist with Prof Pair Cloth shining on the floor. The Cross Roads church will host the next event December 1 at 2 o clock. A Peters Creek box supper on November 19 raised funds for the local school and praise is given to trustees teachers and the young men for good conduct. Meetings are set for Mica school December 10 to decide on a new schoolhouse with Supt Hallum anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacusville Township
Mt.'abor Baptist Church
Ethel Turner
Dacusville
J. M. ‘Turner
L.S. Edens
Myra ‘Corner
Allen K. Edens
McConnel
Belton
Anderson County
Messrs
Drake
Carl McConnell
Mica
Hallum
Oolenoy
Peters Creek
Sale Notice at W G Cooley Place December 1 1914
Mrs Eva Cooley heirs announce a sale at the W G Cooley place on December 1 1914. Items offered include one lot of corn and fodder a seven year old mule a seven year old horse a two horse wagon a Ford automobile farming tools household and kitchen furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Cooley
W. G. Cooley
Xood Ford
Cateechee and Norris no bell to ring when you come
A fragment references Cateechee and Norris with a line about no bell to ring when you come for the miller and implies a situation or quote about a person named Norris in a work context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cateechee
Norris
Pleasant Grove News Reports Local Happenings
Farmers enjoy clear weather as revenue officers visit. Little Claud Barker improves from rheumatism with Dy from Pickens at his side. Neighbors pick Mrs. Tina Barker’s corn and cotton after her husband B B Barker’s death. Last Tuesday evening bloodhounds were used to pursue burglars who robbed G M Fortner’s beegum in Slumber Town A Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Revenue
Little Claud Barker
Valley of Pickens
Tina Barker
Oolenoy News Notes from a November Day
A peaceful day in Oolenoy with visiting locals including Prof. W. M. Hammond and sisters Pearl and Velma, and gatherings at Pickens for Tant-Durham. Residents mention social visits, church attendance at Holly Springs, and sympathy for Avery Looper who remains ill at Cross Roads. Local names include S. B. Edens, A. E. Dens, W. N. Hendrix, J. C. Alexander, J. Keith, D. F. Sutherland, A. C. Sutherland, B. B. Hooker, M. L. Jones, N. K. Bolt, and Geo. E. Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolenoy
W. M. Hammond
Pearl
Velma
S. B. Edens
Pickens
H. H. Lynch
A. E. Dens
W. N. Hendrix
Dacusville Notes on Illness and Thanksgiving Plans
W J Ponder remains ill and underwent surgery removing part of his left foot. The community hopes for his recovery. Farmers are busy harvesting crops. Thanksgiving oyster supper planned for teens with satin sofa pillow prize for the most popular young lady at ten cents per vote. A lively contest expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ponder
Pumpkintown Squirrels and Frosty Weather Rumors
Ophelia Garen visits Pumpkintown while Mrs. Lee Burgess seeks treatment in Pickens. Vernon Corbin claims to have killed forty one squirrels in two weeks, boasting of local hunting prowess as residents brace for colder days and dwindling hunting odds.
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Pumpkintown
Punkin
Ophelia Garen
Mount Tabor
Lee Burgess
Pickens
Vernon Corbin
Peters Creek Notes Include Visits and Obituary
Rev and Mrs J E Poster of Marietta visit Pickens relatives. Mrs Mattie Bishop dies after illness of nine weeks and is buried at Friendship. Funeral by Rev J G Foster. Verner Foster returns from Spartanburg after W M U convention participation. Karl Foster and Miss Junie Wyatt visit. Prof Snow of Greenville attends Peters Creek services. Miss Shockley of Greenville visits Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Poster
Marietta
Pickens
Karl Foster
Greenville
Monroe Johnson
Junie Wyatt
Easley
J. E. Foster
Prof. Snow
Peters Creek
Verner Foster
Spartanbore
W.M. U
Mattie Bishop
Friendship
J.G. Foster
Lathem Train Rescue Delivers Marital Reunion Tale
Seth Lathem, recently married in South Carolina, was captured on a passenger train near Globe by a local posse and briefly jailed in handcuffs. The Seoul awaited him in Cutter, Miami, where friends later freed him and he arrived home at 1.30 this morning with his bride Margaret Jameson.
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Our City
Seth Latham
South Carolina
Margaret Othella Jameson
Seth Lathem
Miami
Seth
Bowie
Globe
Big City
J. 7H. McMahren
Jess Henderson
Bob Emery
Lee Stoward
Frank Lancaster
Rice
Emery
Mr. Lathem
Cutter
Lee Howard
Lathem
Bill
Ola
Oldfield
Smith
Old Town
Lathem Brothers
Dreamland
Knights and Ladies of Security
Mr. Howard
Mianbi
Hogwallow Local Notes From Oconee County
A collection of brief items from Hogwallow and nearby areas. Jokes about Mick Hellwanger choosing overcoat or liquor. Editor of the Tidings puzzled by ownership under the new oath law. Local tales include a horse doctor visit, a serenade at Columbus Allsop’s home, and Barber Sidney Flocks planning a Bounding Billows shop.
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Mick Hellwanger
Musket Ridge
Frisby Hancock
Frisby
Excelsior
Columbus Allsop
Columbus
Sidney Flocks
Bounding Billows
Police Gazette
Slick Hellwanger
Ellick
Jefferson Potlocks
One 76 acre farm near Pickens Court House
A 76 acre farm sits two miles east of Pickens Court House offering rural acreage for farming or development. The listing describes the land size and proximity to the court house as key selling points.
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Pickens Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wali
Pleasant Grove News
Oolenoy News
Pickens Cotton Market
Folger, Thornley & Co
Pumpkintown News
Furman University
Watford College
Augusta Street Park
Arizona
Pickens County
Arizona Silver Belt
The
Sentinel
Margaret Jameson
Hogwallow, Oconee Co
Linwood Land
Sali
Clements
Peters Creek Church
M. C. Smith, Pickens, S. C
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