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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1909

Page

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Leslie Local Notes Update From Regular Correspondent

Mrs Bod Allen of Quincy Florida visits Mary Lightfoot this week. Pearl Hines returns to Americus with Nila Cobb and Nettie Hines for a few days. Lara more brothers W M and Willard back from Kentucky. Mrs W R Crane of Americus visiting sister Lucille Harvey. High School opens September 6. hope for a large enrollment. Several locals noted visiting or traveling, with Wilkinson reported seriously ill.

Leslie Bod Allen Quincy Pla Mary Lightfoot Pearl Hines Americus Nila Cobb Nettie Hines Messrs. W. M Willard Laramore Kentucky W. R. Crane Lucille Harvey Florrie Summerford Ruth Wilson Blanche Pryor J. L. Amason Louis Arrington Ellaville Long Atlanta W.al. Laramore Leslie High School J. J. Wilson Wilkinson Alice Ferguson DeSoto Leola Ranen Dean Broadfield Lealie J. H. Harvey Reid

Sudden death shocks Heston community

In Heston Georgia on a Sunday afternoon, Mr. Bryant, a Webster County farmer, collapsed with apoplexy and died shortly after returning from town with his son. He left a widow and six children as the town grieves, while neighbors extend sympathy. The article also notes several social visits and a party hosted by Mr. Lloyd Montgomery, with residents visiting and returning from nearby towns.

Heston the Pryent Bryant Mr. Bryant Webster Walter Cone Bolton Dr. Bridges Weston Arch Emo Bryant Willie Bryant 8. C. Jenkins Columbus W. E. Jenkins Maud Stokes Marguerite Stevens Albany Frank Stokes E. E. Cook Cusseta Emma King W. H. Cosby W. H. Cosby, Jr White Sulphur Springs John A. King Joe King

Community notes and visits pepper local life

The period column lists residents visiting and returning home after stays in Florida and other areas. It mentions J. G. and families, J. B. Snider’s Florida weeks, J. T. Pritchard on Americus business, and Lonnie Ave visiting Mrs. H. A. Deriso over the weekend.

J. G Jatita George J.D. Holland Bron Won J. B.S. Snider Florida J.T. Pritchard Ln Americus Reneg Lara Lonnie H. A. Deriso

Plains Social Notes Show Regional Guests and Visits

Plains regular correspondent lists numerous guests and visits from Cordele Hattiesburg Americus and North Georgia. Residents travel for relatives revival meetings and family stays with names including Berta Brows Annie Mary Pickett Genevieve French and many others across small Georgia towns. Local arrivals from North Carolina and South Carolina accompany travelers to plans for weeks away with updates on typhoid recovery and ongoing visits with Plains families.

Andersonville Notes of Visits and Local Travel

Regular correspondent reports numerous short visits and homestead news across Andersonville Georgia. Families including Easterlin Feagin English Dorman Bell and Slappey travel to and from nearby towns while relatives visit relatives and cotton harvest activity increases in the area.

Cotton picking lasses and fish fry mark August 25 notes

The 28th District column notes cotton picking progressing rapidly with gins busy and a Brown's Mill fish fry drawing large attendance. It reports deaths and illnesses in families, visits of Eula Cannon to Dawson relatives, numerous Sunday automobiles, and various local social gatherings including Miss Linnie Griffin hosting friends and families attending church at Pleasant Grove.

Brown's Mill George Brooks Chester Roach Eula Cannon Dawson Mollie Murry Irma Clements J. D. Lane Harvey Halloway Will Perry Cannon Americas Jesse Potter Herring C. J. Cannon Eula Belle Griff_in Cordele Linnie Griffin Reuben Pleasant Grove Huntington Ethel Kenmore Marry Griffin Opal Jennings II Myrtle Bertha Grien Jeff Griffin

Protracted services at St John’s Luther an begin with dinner on grounds

Cut-Off Ga Aug 25 Protracted services began at St John’s Lutheran with Rev J B Elmore assisted by Rev Chas A Phillips of Plains. A morning service followed by a generous on-site dinner and an afternoon service. Locals attended a Riverdale Fruit Farm fish fry and many returned home to Florida. Numerous visitors and residents are named among attendees and arrivals.

Prom St. John's Lutherich J. 8 Elmore Chas. A. Phillips Plains Riverdale Fruit Farm D. B. Barton Florida W. M. Barton Willis J. M. S. Wicker Mies Pearl Montezuma St. John's Bervice Minnie English Pneglishville Mabel Rooks Amer- Trews R. L. Barton Americus W. C. Barton Mary Belle Pennington Barton’s Lane R. P. Jenkins FA Pena Xin

Pennington Family and Sumter Visitors Gather at Local Home

A stream of visitors from Sumter and Andersonville arrived for a social gathering. Mr A J Pennington hosted guests including Misses Dalena and Imogen Hollo way and Master A F Pennington attended with family. Local farmer Ernest Coker and others from the area were noted guests, with several couples and families visiting over the weekend.

Dalena Imogen Holloway Dan Methuvin Roach Sumter A. J. Pennington Day Little Douglas Walter Pranig Cameron Americus A. F. Pennington R. H. Stubbs Wo J. Pennington Andersonville J. G. Fengin T. J. Wicker Herbert Pennington Barron's Lane Ernest Coker

Smithville Socials Highlight Miss Melton Guests

Smithville August 25 Our regular correspondent reports a charming evening hosted by Mrs F S Hale in honor of Miss Alice Melton of Dawson with music and tempting refreshments. Saturday six oclock dinner by Miss Alice Ansley celebrated guests Miss Melton and Miss Odele Allison with a lively list of attendees and greetings from visitors including Miss Wenonah Lewis of Johnston. Mrs Webb Hammond and others visit relatives. Miss Georgia Lee Barker from Plains visits grandmother Mrs R P Johnson. Masters Will McManus and Harry Burton return from Macon.

Wrom Smithville Alice Melton Dawson Hale Miss Melton Alice Ansley Odele Allison Lizzie Elma Evans Susie Lansford Nell McKenney Nettie Burton Wenonah ' Lewis Ettie Richardson Wenonah Lewis Johnston 8. C Mamie Edwards Lineville Ala J. C. McClain Hildah McAfee Kathleen Perry Cuthbert W. H. Turner Savannah

Final Disposition of Jokes From the Magazine

The magazine editor explains jokes are sent to Winston for revision before publication as the bright sayings of Congressmen. A playful exchange shows the process of framing humor for readers through editorial refinement.

Puck Wiston

Prominent Locals Share Weekend Visits and Illness Update

In 17th District notes, Mn Henry Switzc taier remains confined though improved. Rev Rustin of Plains preaches at Rylander. several locals, including Misses Florence Minnie Corrie Wige and Luther, visited Stella Turner Sunday. J. D. Williams returns to the sick list as others host guests from Amtricus Whittsford Preston Americas Magnolia Springs and Pelham.

Ito Henry Switzictaier Ili Rustin Plains Fleet Rylander Florence Minnie Corrie Wige Luther Stella Turner W. H. Jones Amtricus C. P. Jones Kennie McTylfere Whittsford Charles Israel Pleman Dodson Plaine Alinis Jones Aliee Tullis Preston R. P. Israel Rift Mittle Collings Mertie Smith Marguerite Forth Americas O. B. Miller T. G. Williams Pelham T. J. Suggs O. P. Jones T. G. Willams Mary Israel Elia Israel Messrs Charlie Israel Oo. Miller Magnolia Springs J. D. Williams

Ellaville Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visits

Our Regular Correspondent reports Ellaville Georgia residents visiting relatives and guests in nearby towns. Mr. Boocks Collins and children visit Bronwood. Mrs. Williamson returns from Fort Valley. Miss Bradley of Buena Vista stays with Mrs. A. AIR. Ida McKay heads to Thomasville. Mrs. Duncan hosts from Pulhtans. Seagall of Jacksonville stays at Hotel Peacock. E.W. Strange returns from New York. Misses Bobbie and Minnie Royal plan LaGrange Female College. Miss Martha Davis returns home after two weeks with Miss W. B. Crane. Mrs. Mattie Carr and Aldine Pickard visit from Buena Vista. Miss Julia Worthy visits Atlanta. burglar note from Chicago News.

J. F. Souter Oglethorpe W. E. Jenkins John A. King Americus Jessie Shanton Z. B. Taylor Fort Valley Mr. Jenkins Mid Whittle Edgefield 8. C Ellaville Buock EB. Collins Bronwood Collings Robert Williamson Misa Linnie Mae Bradley Buenas Vista Ida McKay Thomasville Emmet Duncan C. Collins Ives Pulthans Seagall Jacksonville Peacock E. W. Strange New York Matthews Burt Murphy Bobble Minnie Royal la Grange

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