Notice to Guardian in Sumter County Georgia
Guardian of property John T Clarke Geo B Morgan must show cause at March term why guardianship letters should not be revoked for failure to make required returns. Dated January 2 1908 by Ordinary John A Cobb Sumter County. Also petition for incorporation of Young Men's Christian Association filed January 31 1908 with H E Allen Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Geo. B. Morgan
John T. Clarke
Court of Ordinary
John ‘T. Clarke
John A. Cobb
Petition for Charter of Young Men's Christian Association
Geor gia Sumter County petitioners seek incorporation of The Board of Trustees of the Young Men's Christian Association of Americas for fifty years with renewal. The organization aims benevolent electing charity, to receive gifts and hold real and personal property for the association. It requests investment powers under the directors, and authority to issue bonds for construction and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
G. M. Eldridge
W. P. Wallis
T. Wheatley
John Sheffield
Thomas Harrold
W. &. Brown
Youngmen’s Christian Association of Americas
Young Men's Christian Association of Americas
Young Men's Christian Association of Americag
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Mens Christian Association of Us
Guardianship Hearing For May Callaway Announced
Miss Belle Park applies for guardianship of May Callaway minor child of Mrs. Ida Callaway deceased. Hearing set at 10 o clock a m on first Monday in March at Ordinary John A Cobb office. February 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Belle Park
May Callaway
Ida Callaway
John A. Cobb
Notice of Permanent Letters of Administration Granted
Frank P. Harrold applies in pro per for permanent administration on the estate of Miss L. C. Cotton. Creditors and next of kin must appear at the office within lawful time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness my hand and official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Frank P. Harrold
L. C. Cotton
L.C. Cotton
Guardianship and estate notices from Webster and Sumter counties
Mabel and Leon Callaway seek guardianship of E. J. McMath with hearing set for March 2 1908 at 10 am in Georgia Webster County Harriett H. Hardwick applies for twelve months support from PR R F Hardwick estate with court to hear March first Monday 1908 W H Cosby Ordinary. Mrs Maggie C Kirvin notified that W C Kirvin filed petition to remove liabilities of marriage contract trial set for Sumter Superior Court May 1908. appear in person or by attorney. witness Judge Z A Littlejohn February 3 1908. H E Allen Feb & Mar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Webster County
Harriett H. Hardwick
P. F. Hardwick
PR. F. Hardwick
Court of Ordinary
W. H. Cosby
Sumter County
Maggie C. Kirvin
W. C. Kirvin
Sumter Superior Court
Z. A. Littlejohn
H.E. Allen
Americus Sheriff’s Sale Includes Burnett Lot Grab
Two sheriff sales in Americus Sumter county list property of John Burnett and R B Lee to satisfy city court executions. Burnett’s parcel bounds Patterson street and nearby lands totaling about 5920 square feet. Lee’s house and lot fronts Cotton avenue sixty feet and runs back eighty feet toward Judge Montgomery’s property near the old Harris hotel. Both notices dated Oct 8 1907 and Feb 5 1908 respectively.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Americus Georgia 1907 1908
hours of sheriff s sale on the first Tuesday in March 1908 describe one house and lot in Americus Sumter County Georgia on No Lee street bounded by D W Bagley as north south and east and by Lee street on the west levied to satisfy an execution from Americus city court in favor of C A Potter against George Moon principal and securities property occupied by Fannie Moon Burton pointed out by plaintiff s attorney and tenant notified dated Nov 9 1907 E L Bell Sheriff
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Georgia
Sumter County
Americus
John Burnett
Southwestern Georgia Baptist Association
Patterson Street
J. I. Hudson
B. L. Bell
Sumter
Towit
Cotton Avenue
Judge Montgomery
Martin Grinton
Charles Crocker
Old Harris Hotel
Colored Friendship Baptist Church
R. B. Lee
City Court of Americas
Bank of Commerce
R. Lee
Lee Street
D. W. Bagley
Lee
George Moon
Amerpus
C. A. Potter
M. B. Philips
G. W. F. Phillips
M. C. Hawkins
Securities
Fannie Moon Burton
E. L. Bell
Notice on Monthly Insertion Deadlines for Ads
Legal advertisements must be presented to the business office by Wednesday noon each month with the required insertion fee. The rule will be enforced.
Moore Reappointed Supt of Schools for Sumter County
Mr. W. B. Moore was chosen by the Sumter county board of education for a fourth term as superintendent of schools after a competitive examination held on the fourth inst. Applicants included W. B. Moore J. T. Price and F. W. Forth. The board announced Moore's reelection after reviewing papers.
Social and Personal News from Americus Society Scene
Mr Lawson Stapleton leaves tonight for St Louis on Brown Shoe Co business. J S Hiller, longtime Plains resident, arrives in Americus on business. Amale Williford visits Lumpkin friends for several days, leaving Friday. Lott Warren of Atlanta visits Americus with Mrs Warren. Mrs Mary B Clay visits Atlanta to see Mrs Henry L Collier. May Wheatley departs for Savannah for an extended visit with cousin Mrs Charlesworth Hunter. Frances Stevens of Macon to stay with Miss Freddie Shipp this week. Mrs E E Davis now in Charlotte visits daughter Mrs Edward Ryals on Barlow street. Mrs T J Baisden returns from visit with daughter Mrs Evans in Fort Valley. Mr and Mrs L D Lockhart and Mr and Mrs Will C Carter lease for south Florida for several days marooning. William Littleton of Dawson in the city due to father Ed Littleton’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Clay
Atlanta
Henry L. Collier
Peachtree Street
8. E. Davis
Americus
Charlotte
Edward Ryals
Barlow Street
What Causes Indigestion and the Mi O Na Remedy
The chief cause of indigestion is weakness of stomach muscles and lack of gastric juices. Mi O Na stomach tablets stimulate and strengthen stomach muscles and increase gastric juice flow. Dodson's Pharmacy sells Mi O Na in 60 cent boxes with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Dodson
Inscription debate on Wirz monument stirs Southern press
Savannah Press notes the Wirz inscription is only a suggestion by the sub committee, not final. The Augusta Herald and Atlanta Constitution urge pacific wording that honors Wirz without rancor while affirming truth about the war and memory of a gallant, unjustly executed officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirz
Andersonville
Augusta Herald
Savannah
Herald
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ruth
Atlanta Constitution
Pacific
Augusta Chronicle
Assurance of larger, better variety in Americas
The ad promises a larger, better variety than any other house in Americas with prices always guaranteed right. It invites readers to come and see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Langford's Art Studio Opens In Lamar and Lee Corner
Langford's Art Studio, under Mr. D. T. Stephenson, opens on the southwest corner of Lamar and Lee streets on the second floor. An entrance display features Stephenson’s ten year gallery work from West Point, Ga. The new suite offers four rooms including a ladies and children reception area and houses the finest cameras. Prints vary by retouching and mounting effort. studio also sells postage stamp sized stamp pictures at low cost for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Recorder
Langford
Stephenson
Rivalry Sparks Mockery as Foils Trade Barbs
In a sharp exchange from the Washington Star, one Ohio pony quips at a rival as not a favorite son while deriding a teacher's pet figure, prompting a tossed line about a wise fool who can make the world laugh with him rather than at him, noted in the Chisago Ni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Chisago Ni
Lincoln Day Observance Largely Unmarked in Americus
The memory of Abraham Lincoln faded in Americus as Lincoln Day passed without ceremony. The event, once marked by the colored community, was largely overlooked yesterday, with commemorations absent from the streets and public memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham
Lincoln
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Woodward & Lothrop
F & G Sts
Washington, D. C
Merce
Lane, Maynard
Ann 8. Richards
Burwell A
Mary L. Richards
Mabel and Leon Callaway
E. J. McMath
Sheriff's
Mr. Lawson Stapleton
St. Louis
The
Brown Shoe Co
J. S. Hiller
Plains
Amale Williford
Lumpkin
Mr. Lott Warren
Mrs. Warren
May Wheatley
Charlesworth Hunter
Frances Stevens
Macon
Freddie Shipp
T. J. Baisden
Evans
Fort Valley
L. D. Lockhart
Will C. Carter
South Florida
William Littleton
Dawson
City
Ed. Littleton
Savanah Press
Ansley
Ansley’s
Panama
Chas. L. Ansley
Ely
Century Brothers
Warren Street
New York
V. D
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