People You Know Coming and Going in Americus
A column notes local residents arriving and departing for Atlanta and other nearby places. Judge W. F. Clarke and Col. W. P. Wallis travel on business, Mrs. Cotney visits South Georgia, Col. Dick Fickett returns from Atlanta, and D. H. Rucker and Mrs. Easterlin are mentioned among friends. The E. D. Sheffield Co. touts oxford shoes, and the Allen House will be renovated after proprietor Whitted relinquishes it. renovations should finish in a month or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cotney
South
Georgia
Col
Dick Fickett
Atlanta
D. H. Rucker
Baltimore
Americas
Joe Easterlin
City
Nance
Arlington
Whitted
Allen House
Harrold
Abbeville
Americus
Death of Mrs. Rhetta Aycock Oliver at Americus
The city mourns the death of Mrs Rhetta Aycock Oliver wife of A T Oliver after a serious illness. Funeral services were held at 5 pm from her Jackson street home conducted by Rev B C Dean of First Baptist Church, with a large crowd attending and burial at Oak Grove cemetery. The article notes the family’s grief and community sympathy. Also includes an advertisement praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles, with testimonials and store offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Oliver
Rhetta Aycock Oliver
First Baptist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mersis
J. O. Nicholson
J. B. Dann
R. J. Perry
John R. Shaw
Wm. Tallis
T. F. Rise
J. F. Bolton
Morgan Named Manager of The Times-Recorder Office
Mr Lacy A Morgan succeeds F E Johnston as manager of The Times-Recorder job office. A native of Dooly County and former Vienna Progress editor and longtime print tradesman, he recently left a government printing post in Washington to return to Americus. The note urges public support for his new role. Ely Liquid Cream Balm offered for nasal application with spraying tube included, advertised by Ely Brothers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy A. Morgan
F. E. Johnston
Times-Recorder
Morgan
Ae Ia
Dooly County
Vienna
Ely
Mall
Ely Brothers
Warren
N. Y
Short News Items Heard On Streets And At The Courthouse
A collection of brief town notices reports happenings around Americus including a Red Men organization, a fall committee meeting at 9 am, attorneys in court, a potential cotton mill investment, a judge’s colleague returning with a bride, trout fishing at mills, a fishing fraternal outing, a Jersey cow death, a library entertainment next week with local talent, a local criminal jail scene, warm weather notes, a Philadelphia grave robbery tale, and assorted ads for lodging, sale, and a meals business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
M. Callaway
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Northwestern Circuit
South Carolina
Col. Martin
Isaac Walton
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Wheatley
Rangabad
Madras
George C. Wheatleys
Cor. Lamar ST
Cotton Ave
Preeze
Schlase
Hudson's Fount
R. E. Lee
W. F. Clarke
W. P. Wallis
E. D. Sheffield Co
Oxfords
California Fiz Syrup Co
M. Catnawar
Vici
Monay
Duncan
Corner Jackson and
Forsyth Sts
Meta Ga
Deate
Annie E. Springer
Howard Atriot
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Ita Pralssa
E. J. Eldridge
MR. Morgan
of Times-Recorder
Cas TomIr A. Benze
Rembert
James Fricker
BRO
James Fricker &Bro
Jackson ST
Schumpert Shoe Co
Cato
Statham
Randolph County
Sol
Jobn Oliver
K. J) Eldridge
Deng
Lamar Street
Artesian Well
Mavon
DeWitt
W. A Rembert
J.D. Bridge
the Democrat
Lancaster
N. H
W. A. Rembert
Saraaparilla
Rembert’s
M.N. Clarke
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