Noted Easley resident Mrs Hollingsworth dies at 81
Mrs M A Hollingsworth died at Easley last Monday morning at her daughter Mrs R F Smiths home aged 81. She had grown feeble but the end came suddenly after illness the prior week. Survived by daughters Mrs M P Ansel Mrs R A Lancaster Mrs Jones Fuller and Mrs R F Smith. Funeral held at Presbyterian church conducted by Rev J C Bailey and Rev C D Waller with burial in church cemetery.
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M. A. Hollingsworth
Easley
R. F. Smith
Pinninesworth
Col
QO. L. Hollingsworth
Pickens
Miss McWhorter
Ran
Presbyterian Church
Thornwell
M. I’. Ansel
Greenville
R. A. Lancaster
Columbia
Jones Fuller
Greenwood
Melvin M Holder Dead in Greenville
Melvin Alartin Holder died at City Hospital Greenville last Friday after an appendicitis operation two weeks earlier. He was born 1872 in Walhalla, survived by Mary Mauldin his widow and four children, with eight sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the house Sunday.
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Melvin Alartin Holder
City
Greenville
Melvin Holder
Church
Mr. Holder
Walhalla
Mary Mauldin
Abe Mauldin
Easley
J. D
Annie Davis
Tiberty
Sallie Greer
Birmingham
Ala
Eva Holder
Pickens
Rev
B. Holder
Pickens County
Pleasant Grove News Fodder and Local Notes
Pleasant Grove columns note crop shifts with fodder replacing cotton. Jimmie Phillips returns home from summer with D. L. Barker and plans to revisit in two months. Annie Williams leaves Pleasant Grove after a successful term to teach in Aiken County. Elmer Fendley returns to Norris, while B. B. Barker builds a new mill house at his crist mill. Mr. Perry Bates of Marietta dies. buried at Ebenezer church. Local visits include Thomas Anderson and wife to Mrs. J. Y. Rigdon. Anecdotes reference The Sentinel and a northern subscriber overcoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Phillips
D. L. Barker
Greenville
Annie
Elmer Fendley
Norris
B. B. Barker
Perry Bates
Marietta
A. B. Talley
Bates
Greenville County
Ebenezer Church
Thomas Anderson
J. Y. Rigdon
Ed. DeCamp
Pickens County
The
Sentinel
Victor B Cheshire sells Anderson Intelligencer and enters politics
Victor B Cheshire longtime owner and editor of the Anderson Intelligencer retires from the newspaper field after selling to a local syndicate of Anderson businessmen. He plans to devote efforts to securing votes in the third congressional district while entering public life and pursuing a political career.
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Victor B. Cheshire
Anderson Intelligencer
Anderson
Cheshire
Courier
Intelligencer
Valhalla Courier
Ady
Reverend Ramsay Conducted Service at Pickens Cemetery
The funeral service led by Rev. David M. Ramsay concluded with interment at Pickens Cemetery under Masonic honors. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended, and the bereaved are offered heartfelt sympathy and blessings in this hour of sorrow.
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David M. Ramsay
Pickens
Local Residents Visit and Social Notes From Hazelhurst
Mrs Joseph Smith and children of Hazelhurst Ga visit her parents the Gantts on route eight Garrett and Duff Baker of Norris in the city C Smith of Hazelhurst visited Chamblains last week Chamblains spent Monday in the city J S Christopher of Pickens was in the city Sunday The Baptist church singing Sunday was well attended L H Craiz of Greenville spent Sunday with relatives Willie Hunt attended the Fairview stock show Miss Vivian Allgood visited Dessie Newton at Pendleton Miss J Bailey and children spent Saturday in Greenville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Hazelhurst
W. M. Gantt
Garrett and
Duff Baker
Norris
C. Smith
Z. L. Chamblain
Chamblain
Christopher
Pickens
L. H. Craiz
Greenville
Willie Hunt
Fairview
Vivian Allgood
Dessie Newton
Pendleton
J. ©. Bailey
Obituary of J Riley Glazener of Easley
J Riley Glazener of Easley died after paralysis onset last Thursday and was buried in West View cemetery beside the Masonic rites. He was a longtime educator, Confederate veteran, and active church and lodge member with a substantial family. The service included prayers by Rev J D Holler and a Bible class gathering at Mr Jeff C Davis, with hymns Sweet Bye and Bye and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. He leaves a widow, five children, a stepson, two brothers, a sister, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Riley Glazener
Easley
West View Cemetery
J. D. Holler
Waller
W. Hiott
Hiott
Mr. Glazener
Glazener
Pickens County
Transylvania County
N. C
Rosman
Lethea I. Whitmire
Lula Pittard
Newberry
Q. T. Grandy
Greenville
Walter Coach
Hasley
Ttau Glazener
Asheville
Arthur Glazener
M. J
L. M. Glazener
Malinda Beck
Glenville
N.C
Wa Whitmire
Spencer
South Carolina
Jasper Hawthorne
S. C
Jesus
Dr James L Bolt Nominated for State Legislature Seat
James L Bolt a native of Anderson county and physician by training seeks the unexpired term of the late Fred Williams. Born in Hopewell township forty one years ago he studied at Patrick Military Institute and Baltimore Medical College. He practiced in Denver and Pickens before settling in Easley and is active in the First Baptist church.
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James L. Bolt
Fred Williams
Anderson County
Hopewell Township
Patrick Military Institute
Anderson
Baltimore Medical College
Denver
Pickens
Easley
W. Tu. Bolt
South Mountain
Bolt
Cassie Jolly
Manse Jolly
Ku Klux Klan
Kiasley
Dr. Bolt
The
Baptist Church
Hopewell
First Baptist Church
Apples Seed Oats Offered In Small Lots By A. M. Morris
A. M. Morris offers 100 bushels of very select appler seed oats at 90e per bushel and about 125 bushels of extra nice appler oats at 7ic per bushel.
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M. Morris
Mule for Sale Near Field Residence
One good mule advertised for sale with contact note to apply to P Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Field
Pickens Baptist Association Meeting Assignments
The Pickens Baptist Association will meet with Norris church on October 15 1913. The hospitality committee assigns churches to hosts including Cross Roads J A Whiten Friendship W A Gilstrap Griffin S H Maddox Mile Creek Isaac Sheriff Mt Grove J W Gilstrap Mt Tabor I D Rice Nine Forks A N Boldine Peters Creek WN Maddox Pickens E C McWhorter Pickens Mill J D Littleton Pleasant Grove R M Baker Second EL W Tate Cateechee L G Phillips Visitors J C Garrett and C Bouroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
J. A. Whiten
Friendship
W. A. Gilstrap
Griffin
S$. H. Maddox
Mile Creek
Isaac Sheriff
Mt. Grove
J. W. Gilstrap
Mt. Tabor
I. D. Rice
Court proceedings summary of multiple defendants and verdicts
The State v John Clardy and D E Stansell found guilty with Clardy fined 75 dollars or 80 days on gang and Stansell fined 50 or 20 days. Riots jurors found Gowens et al not guilty. Mansell guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons sentenced two years on gang. Talley not guilty on mortgage property disposal. Parker not guilty on assault and battery with intent to kill. Sherard infanticide not guilty. Dobson murder case. court adjourned the criminal court last Saturday and civil court ran Monday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clardy
D. E. Stansell
Clardy
Stansell
Lake Gowens
Melvin Gowens
Henry Miles
Grover Terrell
Arthur Terrell
Chris Ward
Furman Blythe
Herman Mansell
Perry Talley
W.S. Parker
Eva Sherard
William Dobson
Card of Thanks for condolence from Pickens family
Mrs M M Holder and relatives thank the community for kindness shown during the illness and death of their husband and brother. They praise Drs Valley Cannon Gilliland and Earle for their efforts and extend thanks to neighbors and those far from Pickens. May the Lord bless them.
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Drs. Valley
Cannon
Gilliland
Earle
Pickens
M. M. Holder
Colored School Closes After Successful Summer Session
The Wolf Creek District No. 29 colored school ended a successful summer session with 583 students enrolled. Teacher John G. Gibbes praised by trustees Messrs. Simmons A Mann and J B Whitmire for support and encouragement to improve facilities for children.
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Wolf Creek
John GC. Gibbes
A. Mann
J. 2. Whitmire
John C. Gibbes
A. G. Bowen
Baylous Arthur
P'ckens County Singing Convention Announced
The P'ckens County Singing Convention is planned for next Saturday and Sunday at Mountain Trenchure. Everyone is invited and some of the nation’s best singers are expected to attend.
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P’ckens County
Mountain Jtrenchure
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Services at Keowee Pharmacy
Dr Clifton offers adenoid and tonsil removal cataract treatment and catarrh cure at Keowee Pharmacy with free examinations and no charges for the poor. Regular visits on Friday and Saturday public notice invites all to call for information and early treatment.
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Clifton
Keowee Pharmacy
Local Notes and Notices Include Visits and Streets Update
Easley visits Mrs. Miles D Burnett of Pitcher New York and Mr Miles Alexander of Char field New York. Cr I Hollingsworth visits at Dr R F Smith home. A Mrs Cr I Hollingsworth is noted. Weekday morning marks sidewalk work beginning and paving progress praised. Sentinel asks readers to renew subscriptions and offers a premium available until October 31.
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Miles D. Burnett
Pitcher
N. Y
KE. V. Babb
Miles Alexander
Charfield
J. R. Glaxtener
Cr. I. Hollingsworth Oice
R. F. Smith
Pickens
Notice to Teachers on October Examinations
Notice to teachers states an examination will be held at Piel ens Court House on Friday October 3 starting at 9 o'clock. The State Superintendent of Education says no special January examination will be ordered. By order of the State Board of Education, Br. T. Tallum, Co Supt. of Tad, the regular fall teacher's ox.
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Pielens Court House
Wdaension
State Board of Education
BR. T. Tallum, Co
Tad
Saleswoman Wanted With Dry Goods Experience
Wanted a saleswoman with some experience in dry goods. Apply to P. M. Cate for consideration.
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P.M. Cate
Gold W.O. W. call found on the streets of Piel ens
A gold W O W call item was found on the street in Piel ens and turned in for rightful owners. Apply to T. A. Scawright to claim.
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Pielens
W.O. W
T. A. Scawright
Barnum and Bailey Circus to Exhibit in Greenville
The Barnum and Bailey Great Show comes to Greenville on October 16 in a portable tent. The production features 1250 performers, an opera chorus, 166 musicians, and 50 dancers with a large animal act and sensational stage effects.
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Barnum and Bailey
Marth
Ibis Cen
Seri Opera
Che Aid
Wiexandiie
Plotomys
Sind
Cleopatra
Rome
Marc Antony
Baltio Myfendi
Hate Candauerster
Thy
Nhodive
Keypt
Uatlel
Ds Winder
Oita Beariche
Grand Opera
Bormun
Leap Lev
Mirillinge
Katie Sapdoeina
Mae Wirth
Abl Viet Hae Vocompany Ool Jsyprese
Winston
Victoria Ceulona
Phere
Song of the Reveler Read Aloud in Unclear Verse
Fragmentary lines describe a reveler with alcohol imagery and friends mentioned. The text presents nonstandard spellings and unclear intent, suggesting a poem fragment or informal verse about drinking and rest. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present.
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Pleasant Grove News
Congress
Ul Ey
Liberty Local News
Pickens Baptist Association
I’. Maddox
Arthur Sheriff
Willie Littleton
Clored School
Singing
the Sentinel
Indiana
Ohio
Omaha
Mississippi
J. J. Gantt & Co
Liberty, S.C
Mars
BELL
WORM
J. F Robinson
Prop
Marietta Street
Atlanta, GA
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Song of the
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