Notice of Administration for J H G McDaniel in Pickens South Carolina
J B Newbery probate judge orders heirs and creditors to appear October 14 1915 at 11 AM in Pickens court to show cause why administration of J H G McDaniel estate should not be granted. Also notice of final settlement and discharge for R B Lumkin estate with H G Lumkin administratrix set for October 9 1915 at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Newbery
John McKay Smith
Pickens
S. C
J. B. Newserry
JPPC
State of
South Carolina
County of
B. T. McDaniel
P. P. McDaniel
J. H.G. McDaniel
J. H. G. McDaniel
J. B. Newbery, Esq
Pickens County
R. B. Lumkin
H. G. Lumkin
Peters Creek school near completion and community effort
Marietta Route 2 contractors Young and Griffin near completion of the Peters Creek school. The new building will rank with county schools, born from united community effort. Community figures like John K E Singleton and Mrs W O Turner are noted as ill, with doctors Stroud and Ponder attending. Rev J E Foster re elected Mt Tabor pastor for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. M. Ponder
Dacusville
J. EB. Foster
Mt. Tabor
J. M. Turner
Greenville
Messrs. L
Edens
C. (. McConnell
J. D. McConnell
Drake
Janie McConnell
K. C. Edens
Pickens
Robert McJunkin
John B. Singleton
Sallie
Dorothy Kedens
Matthew Ed
Oolenoy
Dacusville News Notes Local Visits and School Life
Mrs. Martha Fortner was buried at Peters Creek cemetery on the 23rd. Family and friends visited, while Stannix Mayfield Jr. returns from West Point Naval Institute having cruise and exposition views. Local pupils enroll numbers rise as Portis Jones and Sam Aiken start at Tigerville and Furman respectively. Olive Elizabeth is welcomed as a new baby at the Ponder household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fortner
Peters Creek
J.T. Wigington
Anderson
Margaret
Minnie Lee Coleman
Greenville County
Stannix G. Mayfield, Jr
G. Mayfield
Denmark
D. C
W. M. Ponder
West Point Naval Institute
Rolls Mayfield
Marietta
Ponder
Portis L. Jones
Tigerville
Sam Aiken
Furman
Ione Dacus
Nannie May Jones
G. W.C
Greenville
Will Sheck
Olive Elizabeth
C. J. Pride
Hasley
Mrs Nicholl Dies After Short Illness at Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Anna M. Nicholl died at her daughter Mrs. B. ff. Hunt’s home near Travelers Rest after a brief illness. She was 73. Her daughter Mrs. M. V. Hunt of Dacusville is named as a Nicholl child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Nicholl
B. Ff. Hunt
Travelers Rest
M. V. Hunt
Dacusville
Nicholl
Forgetful shopper urged to read ads for savings this week
A note urges readers not to skip the weekly advertisements as they may contain money saving deals. No specific products or stores are named in the fragment.
Begin Economizing at Hobbs-Henderson Department Store
In a prosperous era, shoppers are urged to buy necessary items to stay healthy and comfortable through winter. The ad promotes Hobbs-Henderson Company's Department Store in Stow, claiming its large stock offers serviceable goods cheaper than mail order houses and supports the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs-Henderson Company
Silk and Wool Fabrics Sold at Discount Prices
New plaid silk 75c. Messaline and taffetta 36 inches wide priced at 1.00. 36 inch all wool Sere available in all colors for 50c. Local shoppers urged to act quickly for these bargains.
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Globe Optical Company
Masonic ‘Temple
A.A. Odom
A. UL Schade
Pres
Sec
Reas
Singing
Mill
Massey Mill
R. L. Boas
Seey
County of Pickens
W. H. H. Arnan
T. H. Ariail
J. Robt. Martin
Cornet Broad
Mats Streets
Greenville, S6
Genenee
Dr. W.E. Scott
Swandale
Oves Carpenter Bros
Drigior
Creenville
S.C
Ohnlchester
Headli GeOry
John B. Stetson
Georgia
Anderson Phosphate and Oil Company
Anderson, S. C
Danville
Riverside
The
Pickens Sentinel
J. WY. Hendrick S
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