Omnibus Society Notes Hit Albany Gossip Minute
The column lists locals visiting and traveling in and out of Albany including Mr. Will Parker of Thomasville at H. A. Peacock's home, Miss Bessie Pursley from Walker Station, and Cadet John H. Hester returning from West Point. Also noted are marriages, health trips, and a July Veterans gathering invite for Hon. John T. Hester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Parker
Thomasville
H. A. Peacock
John T. Hester
Kestler
Local visitors and arrivals report at City
Mr. T. L. Hunt of Marietta is in the city for several days on a business trip. Miss Mamie Brosnan arrives this afternoon from Macon after a visit at Mt. de Sales Academy. Mr. Stephen Rouse of Warwick is in the city. Mr. R. M. Newton has returned from a trip to Newnan. Mrs. J. M. Watts of Shellman was in town this morning. Mrs. Frank Sheffield was in the city yesterday from Americus. Mrs. F. M. Cellon and Miss Mamie Cellon have returned from Gainesville Florida. Miss Emma Lou Dungan of High Springs is visiting Miss Sarah Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Moseley
Columbus
Chipley
J. W. Story
Jesse L. Fields
Fields
Story
W. M. Fitts
Fitts
J. C. Fitts
Pine and
Madison Streets
Brunswick
Herald
Alfred M. Mack
Macon
City
Albany
J. B. Murrow
William Laramore Chastain
Tifton
Margaret McKnight
Senol
Mary Lou Byne
Jefferson Street
T. L. Hunt
Marietta
Mamie Brosnan
Mt. de Sales Academy
F. M. Cellon
Mamie Cellon
Gainesville, Fla
Emma Lou Dungan
High Springs
Sarah Broadway
City Court Act Amendments Proposed for Albany
The Herald notes a local bill by Rep James T Mann to amend the City Court of Albany act. Proposed changes would make the judge and solicitor elective, restore the solicitor to a salaried office, adjust age qualifications, and align court practice with the Superior Court including juror panels and peremptory strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
City Court of
Albany
James T. Mann
Dougherty County
General Assembly
Hagresaen
Superior Court
English press roasts Chicago meat packing scandals
London commentary rails at Chicago meat packing revelations and related U S industry practices. A leading journal notes Britain imported about 2 500 000 pounds of such goods last year and questions whether trade will rebound after the disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chicago
Great Britain
Dress Like a Winner Hart Schafner Marx Suit Ad
An advertisement urges choosing Hart Schafner & Marx clothes to boost success or avoid failure. It promises all wool garments with a visible label as proof of quality and invites customers to try on a suit.
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Omnibus
Jessie D. Weston
Atlanta
R. F. Sams
J. F. Weise
May McCullum
Baconton
Mr. W. C. Twitty
Blakely
The
Sol Rice
Charleston
Bessie Pursley
Walker Staton
Lissie Michels
Hdna Levison
Miss Michels
Hester
Mrs. Wilkins
D. F. Crosland
W R. Baldwin
Richmond
W. W. Farnum
Dawson
C. J. Whitehead
Mrs. W. W. Farnum
R. J. Bacon, Jr
Primus Barbie
G. B. Allen
Cincinnati
T. HB. James
H. J. VonWeller
Savannah
John H. Hester
United States Military Academy
West Point
Congressman Griggs
National Academy
Georgia
John Wilkins
B. P. Harris
St. Simon’s Island
Mr. W. R. Joiner
Camilla
Max Altman
J. M. Wall
Oakfield
Mr. Ed. Gresham
J. R. Pinkston
Mr. Pinkston
Poulan
H. M. Warren
Fitzgerald
W. F. Beverly
White Hill
A. G. Connaly, Jr
Southern Bell Telephone
Waycross
Albany Drug Co
Stephen Rouse
Warwick
Mr. R. M. Newton
Newnan
J. M. Watts
Shellman
Frank Sheffield
Americus
Mann
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Max Cassel
Sister
Panama
Max Cassel & Sister
Broad Street
J. D. Weston
Olive Ie
Harris Plumbing GO
C. W. King
S. Sterne
Washington St. Grocer
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