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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1909

Page

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Smithville Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visits

Smithville Ga July 21 Mrs Alex Berry of Cuthbert is visiting Mrs W Fort McAfee this week. Miss Nettle Burton returns from a pleasant visit to Americas and Leslie and Miss Mary Ansley stays several weeks with friends in Dawson. Mrs Charlie Jennings and daughter Nona visit Mrs Maggie McManus and others in town. Mr Erwin Thompson of Americus spends Sunday with his parents. Miss Nell McKenney returns from Macon where she visited Miss Nell Houser. Mrs J C McClain and her two sons return from a lengthy visit to her parents in Lineville. Misses Mary, Lucy Pipkin and Edith McKenney visit with friends in Maddox. Miss Susie Lunsford guests of the Jossey sisters in Americus. Mr Ira Cook of Albany visits on Saturday. Mrs Oscar Lewis and children of Arson stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Allen. Miss Ethel McManus visits in Macon with Marie McManus. Mrs G S Stanford returns home to Waverly Hall after visiting her parents. Miss Georgia Watson of Cordele visits Miss Laura Turner. Edith McKenney hosts a porch party for twelve with Miss Dot Edwards. Aunt Laurie Wells and guest Karel Crittenden of Shellman attend a pleasant afternoon party with about twenty youngsters and cream served. Foley’s Orine Laxative advertised for stomach, liver and bowel relief. Sold by all druggists.

Stanford Sid Burton Waverly Hall Georgia Watson Cordele Laura Turner Edith McKenney Dot Edwards Laurie Wella Karel Crittenden Shellman George Montgomery Bell's Mill Berta Bearse Graham Atlanta Della Lamb Nashville James Graham J. B. Johnstone Danson J. A. McDonald Plains Concord J. M. Austin H. T. Bradley E. R. Stuart Reese Andrews W. 8. Moore Colquit Logan L Carrie Katherine Oliver Ethel Carter Mildred Jackson Jack Slappey Eugene Reese Myrtle Springs M. M. Jennings Robert Black Birmingham Anna Markett Clinton Timmerman Black Mountain N. C Edwin Derrick Oglethorpe Mattie Derrick Camilla] Hite Jacob Hiller Cottondale Mattie Caughman W. O. Ammette Buena Vista Luther Wise Richland John Jennings Katie Belle Hiller Harrison William McTyre New Orleans George Jennings Shiloh Leila Chambliss New Point R. B. Evang Putnam Blake Harris Friendship Eunice Austin J. F. Cato White Sulphur Springs Sumter George R. Lowe Tom Jennings Preston Annie Belle Kidd Sarah Thornton J. M. Rustin JM. Rustin I. B. Johnstone Dawson Beals Emme Johnson Miriam [Cobb John A. King St. Louis John Tracey M. E. Lunsford Sylvester D. B. Thornton Tifton G. E. Thornton Will Allen South Georgia Della Fletcher Spann M. E. Lansford Alice Moreland Aite Jewell Kidd Emma King E. E. Cook Cusseta C. C. Carter W. H. Clark J. R.stapleton King Stillman Kathleen Bell Americus Royal Arabi McNeal Will Cole T. J. Welch Roy Pussell Josie Will Hiller Eula ‘Weat Miriam Cobb H. M. Little Carl Cole Weston Exton Tucker Tia Leslie Elven Leola Ranew Bessie Summerford Lucile de Loach Emmitte Adams Ruth Wilson F. J. Cato Brady Macon R. J. Perry Berna Ellaville L. Harvey F. A. Wilson American Will Stone Sycamore Stella Wade America Gertrude Hudson Beryl, Dunn Mary Lightfoots R. J. Ferguson Alva Pursley Earl Statham Cobb Hugh Page Griff Eldridge Tommy Hooks Leola Ranen Cora Cock de Soto Our Town Crisp Wilkinson Jee, Bass Rosa Myra Sims Slone Misa Nettle Burton Smithville Eula Mael Summerford J. H. Harvey Mra, Reid Daniel Clifford Dell

Mt Zion meeting praised and Rev Barr praised

Rift Ga July 20 The Mt Zion meeting drew crowded attendance with praise for Rev Barr whose sermons aided the community He left for Macon Saturday Miss Wille Clark of Leesburg visited Miss Bobbie Pace and Miss Marilu Jenkins and Maude Lee returned from Bronwood to attend a house party at Mrs W E Henry C Jones Sr is in White Sulphur Springs Fla for health Ma Hell Usry recovering from mumps Snider recently took a post in Lees, Fla and Tl Forgerson visited the community last week fir Sy

Rift Mt Zion Barr Macon Wille Clark Leesburg Bobbie Pace Marilu Jenkins Maude Bronwood W. E Henry C. Jones White Sulphur Springs Fla Hue Han Ma Hell Usry Snider Ites Pla Forgerson

Wealth and Vitality Mott's Nervering Pills Ad

An old advertisement claims Mott's Nervering Pills restore strength and vitality for men and women. It promotes the product as an iron and toning restorative, listing mail order price of $1.09 and an offer of eight boxes. Sold by Rembert in Amerievs.

Mott Ty Wea Rembert Amerievs

Social notes from Ellaville events in July

Ellaville hosts Domino Club gathering at Mrs H G Davis home on College street with guests from Americus including Miss Caroline Worthy and Miss Elizabeth Davis. Luncheon for ten at Hotel Peacock honors Annie Williams and Caroline Worthy with a ride by Dr Bridges. Local residents visit and depart. Mrs Freeman Dixon dies after weeks of illness. several families noted visiting or returning from trips to Americus Thomasville and Boston.

Ellaville Domino Club College Street Davis Charles Davis Miss Worthy Americus Caroline Worthy Elizabeth Davis Blanche Snyder Mary Strange Ruth 3Ears Hattie Arrington Jennie Dixon Elizabeth Drane Buena Vista Arnie Chapman Leila Williamson Reine Wiggins Peacock Annie Williams Elizabeth Crane Reinee Wiggins Boston Bridges Benjamin Worthy H. C. Davis Carr Dozier Donny Ala Mary E. Dozier Jack Woods Columbus Oscar Murray Selma Monroe Murray Siou Ida McKay Thomasville Emmett Duncan P. F. Livingston Mixa Annie Claire Livingston Smithville Jake Murray Tifton Americas Ruth Carr Mary Stewart McMichael Emma Pickard ER. W. Strange New York

Foley's Honey and Tar Brings Relief for Coughs

A testimonial from L. M. Rug Igles of Renanor Iowa credits Foley's Honey and Tar with stopping coughing and lung hemorrhages after doctors diagnosed consumption. He reports lungs now sound and pain has ceased. product sold by all druggists.

Foley L. M. Rug Igles Renanor Towa All

Plains News Roundup: Local Visits and Travels

Plains Georgia updates detail Marguerite Hudson and sister visiting from Brooks ton with parents. several residents travel to White Plains Cordele and Atlanta. attendance at Concord meeting. numerous guests at homes of McDonald Jennings and others. Dr J F Cato headed to White Sulphur Springs for weeks. families from Buena Vista Preston Parrott and Sylvester visit Plains. many locals appear visiting and hosting through week.

Local visitors and baseball results from Americus and Savannah

Week saw visitors J A McDonald HT Bradley and Eugene Reese in Americus. The Plains baseball team played Lumpkin last Wednesday, Lumpkin winning 5 to 3. Miss Annie Rosa McGee of Savannah arrived and stays with Mrs. Rufus McGee.

J. A. McDonald HT. Bradley Eugene Reese Americus Plains Lumpkin Annie Rosa McGee Savannah Rufus McGee

Preston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visitors

Miriam Cobb hosted friends with games and music in Preston Georgia. Many visitors were noted from Dawson, Sylvester, Plains, Richland, Bronwood and Weston, with car outings and greetings at the Bell House. Crops look fine and prosperity seems near as the community shares events and travel.

Position Wanted As Farm Overseer Ad dress Y. Z.

Experienced job seeker seeks farm overseer post with solid references and bookkeeping skills. Fully competent to keep books and manage farm records. Address Y. Z., care Times-Recorder.

Y. Z Care Times

Williams Cross Roads News Briefs

Williams Cross Roads correspondent reports a dry spell with sunshine after days of rain. J D Williams returns from Savannah and Tybee on a pleasure trip. Miss Katie Cowart of Bronywood returns home after a pleasant stay with the Misses Turner and Bes alo Salter.

Regnar Williams Cross Roads J. D

Picnic and dances mark Americus weekend events

On Saturday in Americus a picnic at the pavilion is planned for Thursday with young people anticipating a pleasant time. Mrs. C C Turner and children Ethel Thomas and Annie Ruth will travel to Dawson Saturday to visit relatives, then stop at Bronwood and Americus before returning home. A big barbecue is set for Mr Jack Smith's Friday followed by dancing at Mr Walter Thomas' Friday night.

Americus Pavill C.C. Turner Ethel Thomas Annie Ruth Dawson Bronwood Jack Smith Walter Thomas

Foley's Kidney Remedy Delay Threatens Kidney Health

Delay in commencing treatment for a slight irregularity that could have been cured quickly by Foley's Kidney Remedy may result in serious kidney disease. Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to repair worn tissue and strengthen these organs and is sold by all druggists.

Foley

Leslie Ga social event includes many visitors and local hosts

Leslie July 21 reception hosted by Miss Leola Ranew drew numerous attendees. Decor featured bamboo and ferns. Young helpers Bessie Summerford and Lucile De Loach served punch. Various visitors from Cordele Americus Ellaville and Dawson called or stayed with local families, with several relatives reportedly visiting throughout the week.

Galveston in Great Danger From Gulf Tidal Wave

Special to Times-Recorder report from Dallas dated July 21 describes Galveston menaced by a gulf tidal wave with sea walls flooded seven feet in parts of the city. A southern gale and sixty mile per hour winds blast the area as wires go down and isolation is reported. Bathing pavilions swept away and two spans of a railroad bridge damaged. Shipping remains unharmed.

Times-Recorder Dallas Texas Galveston Galvestom Island

Galveston Saved by Seawall in Devastating 1900 Storm

Galveston reports the seawall protected the city as a severe hurricane struck the gulf coast. Officials claim no lives were lost in the city, while Tarpon Island suffered drownings as boats search the bay for victims. The mayor and chamber leaders praise the seawall’s performance and note the aftermath.

Galveston Tex United States Adare Lewis Fisher EB. O. Flood Chamber of Commerce B. Adove Maritime Association Pagéie Palats Texas Gulf of Mexico Gulf Tarpon Island

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County News Systems Teres Ethel McManus Marie McManus Marguerite Hudson Broxton Carl Campsbell M. L. Hudson R. B. Taylor White Plains Linwood Jennings Messrs Frank and Alvin Timmerman David Jennings Williams Kylander Shoe Co Clothiers
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