Eldridge Kelly Wedding in Utica and Americus Formalities
Miss Minnie Henrietta Kelly and Archibald Ronaldson Eldridge were wed at St John’s church Utica in a sunlit northern Indian summer ceremony led by Rt Rev P A Ludden. The affair featured Bouquets of white roses, organ music, and a lavish breakfast at the Kelly home. The couple will reside in Americus at 703 Leo Street after October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Minnie Henrietta Kelly
Chicago
Archibald Ronaldson Eldridge
Americus
P. A. Ludden
Syracuse
Agnes E. Brenock
Laura I. Koenig
Crawford Wheatley
Edward Sheehan
Otto A. Meyer
Charles Roberts
Blessed Virgin
Lohengrin
Quinndeacon
McManus
John F. Lowery
Cohoes
Ludden
Kittie Owens
Robaudi
jJohn T. Garvey
Comstock Place
Martin W. Kelly
Sheehan & Kelly
Erwin J. Eldridge
Kelly
Matthews
Grace Wilder
A. L. Owens
Morgan Eldridge
Hawley
Philadelphia
E. 5
Bowen
Oswego
Lud Jen
Leo Street
Utica
N. Y
Daily News
Arch Eldridge
Delirious Typhoid Patient Wanders Into Woods Near Atlanta
In Atlanta on October 6, George McMillan of East Tennessee Virginia Georgia shops fell ill with typhoid fever. In delirium he roamed barefoot through streets and into nearby woods, frightening neighbors and prompting a long search. He was found in the Shermans wood and carried home in a frail condition, still delirious and unresponsive to reason. Meanwhile Mrs. Otis Guthrie, formerly Emma Allein Lisk of Peoria, IL, died at 4:30 PM Sunday at her brother-in-law’s residence after a four week bout with typhoid fever, and her funeral will be in Bloomington, Illinois.
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Atlanta
George McMillan
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Mr. McMillan
Rockwell Street
Childs
Mr. Sherman
McMillan
Sherman's Wood
Rny
Otis Guthrie
H. N. Kimball
Guthrie
Emma Allein Lisk
Peoria
State Normal University
Bloomington
Ill
Americas Public Schools
Shipps
Mesars
Harrold
Coleman
Nicholson
Snyder
Newrick
Bislen
Cara
Evergreen
A.GOOD MOVE The Probable Cotton Fabrics Company Planned
A group of Americus businessmen discuss forming a stock company to manufacture cotton fabric. If done, it could boost local prosperity by providing jobs and leveraging cheap labor and transport. The plan includes possible yarn production with simple, low-cost machinery and minimal skilled labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Columbus
Augusta
South
North Carolina
Americas
State of the Liverpool Cotton Market Shows Shifting Prices
From Liverpool, a correspondent notes volatile cotton pricing over the past three weeks. Prices fell after August highs, with middling for January and February deliveries slipping, amid weak trade support and subdued American markets.
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America
Liverpool
Europe
Lancashire
Crisp Addresses Farmers as Webster Webster October Speech
Non. Chas. F. Crisp delivered an eloquent address to a large farmer audience in Webster on October 6. The crowd praised his positions and duties of court officials were noted as moving business along. Americus sends reports on local legal matters and court costs observed during the week.
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Chas. F. Crisp
Webster
Preatox
F. Crisp
Judge Crisp
Judge Fish
Americus
Clete
Coor
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Thornton Wheatley
Wheatley
Priers
Tur Times-Recorder
Pia Enevan
Elecant
Wheatley's
Scriven
Vitley's
Turan
Wheatley’s
Eldridge-Kelly
Arch R. Eldridge
Minnie H Kelly
Farmers’ Alliance
Sumter County
BR. A. Ray
Tam Timms
Williford. Matthews & CO
Jackson Street
Diamonds
New York
C. A. Fricker
James Fricker
BRO
Jackson
Americus, GA
Rogers & Wilder
Lee Street
W. ©. Russell
Russell
D. Watts
Watts
Sai
United States
Brandies
Septitadiew
T. M. Allen
E. Taylor
T. E. Allen
Allen, Taylor & Co
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