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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
Report notes com missioner and assistants connected to salary largess with several names referenced. A senator receives pay, and a bee inspector son of Commissioner Brown earns monthly expenses. The inquiry seeks all related information and details from the office.
The nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Ferguson died suddenly while playing with a neighbor's child in Leslie on Wednesday. The funeral was held at the home Thursday at 11 o clock, with Rev G W Hutchinson officiating. Interment followed in DeSoto cemetery.
Hie Central of Georgia Railway will operate a special low rate excursion to Tybee and return on Saturday July 1 from Americus Columbus Macon and intermediate points. Round trip from Americus $7.00. Trains leave Savannah at 9 p m July 4. Tybrisa on the Strand at Tybee offers dancing bathing and amusements with Olympia Orchestra. For sleeping car and school accommodations contact local agents.
Miss Hattie Rrr ed from G N I ville attended normal training work. Mr and Mrs A A Armeton were guests Sunday at Leslie. Mrs Rob Stevens and children of Buena Vista visited Mrs C Collins last week. Woodville W Guy and Frank Buits of Buena Vista were Sunday visitors to Ellaville. Mr and Mrs H C Davis Benjamin and Henry Cleve Davis of Americus were guests last week of Mrs Ey 4cle Mr Bertha Mae Brice Lea Bridge 5 Norm ville called her by the serious illness of Mr T V Bridges. Dr J R Jordan made a business trip to Byrom last week. primary.
Ellaville hosts a three day Radcliffes chautauqua with large crowds, praises for speakers and musical acts. Mrs H J Williams hosts visits from Claire and Clyde Pickard of Buena Vista, plus a series of bridge teas, swimming parties, and numerous social gatherings featuring local families and guests from St Andrews Bay and Mobile.
The twelve day revival led by Rev. G. W. Hutchinson ended with Thursday evening services. Local residents attended activities including a B Y P U convention at Pleasant Grove. Visitors from Fitzgerald Columbia and Coleman joined families around Leslie for gatherings and hosting duties.
A salmon valued at about $40,000 was reported with annual figures cited. The exact source and context for the valuation could not be determined from the fragment.
A. B. Dalton of 423 Hull St Richmond claims Tanlac ended two years of illness including liver sluggishness constipation headaches and nervous spells. He says he regained lost weight and now never misses work and his wife also improved. Tanlac sold by druggists.
Tickets to New York Boston and Philadelphia Baltimore via Savannah priced around 57.18, 69.74, 51.70, 46.15 with steamship legs. Return routes via rail or ship offer similar rates. Include meals and a berth. For sailings and details contact Ticket Office Central of Georgia Railway or Geo Anderson, Agent.
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