People You Know Coming and Going in Macon
A social roundup lists visitors and guests in Macon with names such as A. T. Pearce of Columbus and W. L. Proctor, plus locals like Mrs. J. O. Hall and Capt. A. B. Nann. The E. D. Sheffield Co. promotes its Oxford line and invites perusal before shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Pearce
Columbus
W. L. Proctor
George W. Bagley
de Soto
Americas
J. O. Hall
South Georgia
A. 8
Nann
Miss Nunz
Hantington
E. P. Pearson
Lumpkin
Williford
Church Street
T. A. Collins
Bridges
Miss Peacock
Ellaville
Baptist School Picnic At Magnolia Dell Friday
The First Baptist church Sunday school holds its annual picnic Friday at Magnolia Dell with many young scholars from public schools joining. Superintendent Mathis declares Friday a general holiday so all can attend, and there will be no school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Magnolia Dell
Mathis
Catarrh of the Stomach Promoted as Simple Cure
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, simple treatment for catarrh of the stomach symptoms such as bloating, sour rises, gases, and poor appetite. It claims digestion improves after meals with the tablet mix of Diastase, Asetic, Pepsin, Nux, Golden Seal, and fruit acids, and features a Chicago user testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlanson
Stuart
N. J. Booker
Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Revival fills First Methodist as Talbotton preacher speaks
A packed First Methodist Church hears Rev. Mr. Chester of Talbotton in a stirring revival. Sunrise prayers start at 5:30 with men’s service at city hall 9. Afternoon and evening meetings at the church follow. Mrs. F. L. Smith of North Haven to lead sunrise service tomorrow on life’s policy. The city wide awakening draws attendees from many denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Mr. Chester
Talbotton
City Hall
F. L. Smith
North Haven
Conn
Americas
Short News Items From Streets and Markets
Brief items note real estate foreclosures sold for taxes, a Jackson street property bought for 750, local strawberry prices, a few civil cases filed and little civil business expected, plus Knights Templar from this city attending a Augusta Grand Commandery meeting. Also mentions local residents, fishing at Bowen’s mill, Immunes returning from Americus, and a sales day at sheriff or marshal auctions. A closing line promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Hwest
Scuemrrnt Suez Company
Charles W. Lamar
Brown Boulevard
E. D. Sheffield
Frank Sheffield
Bowen's Mill
Wilcox County
Turpin
Jackson Street
M. Callaway
Augusta
Mandery
DeMolay
Knights Templar
W.eb Staley
George Fields
C. EF. van Riper
Geo. van Riper
J. L. Harper
F. G. Olver
J.B. Ausley
W. H. Lester
W. D. Flynt
J. A Logan
F. P. Mitchell
Mr. Hyde
W. R. Ketchum
Dr. Wallace
F. M. Killain
Revival at First Baptist as former church begins new work
The First Methodist work will be moved to First Baptist after the revival ends, with Rev. H. C. Dean of First Baptist arranging a series of meetings assisted by ministers from abroad. Dates for the second revival will be announced later. Also notes on Electric Bitters, Chamberlains remedies, local druggists, a residence for sale, and a sales position with Quaker Oil and Implement Co in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
First Baptist
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Geo. D.wheatley
Inc
Organdie
St. Denis
Carreaux Plaid
George C
Wheatleys
Hudson's Soda Fount
Baptist School
White Sulphur Springs
Fla
E. J. Eldridge
M. J. Adams
Mattie Moseley
Lou Furlow
M. Speer
Carrie Speer
Lee Street
Arthur Rylander
Rembert’s
A. G. Duncan
OUR
London
A.G. Duncan
Cornet Jackson and Forsyth Sts
Catarre
Chamberlain
Welliona
Eldridge
Rembert
James Fricker
James Fricker & Bro
Jackson ST
Americus, GA
Americus
Caifornia Fiz Syrup Co
D. B. Cargile
Washita
Brewer
EJ Eldridge
Dodson
Hudson's Drug Store
Saleman
Quaker Oil and Implement Co
Cleveland
Zicyd
Zisyd
Amoskeag
P. K
U.S
Wheatley
Gansley
Ness
Silk
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