Personal Mention: Movements in Americus Social Circles
Mr Reed Jones of Dawson is in the city for a few days. Mr Dick Marian of Dawson has been visiting Americus. John Sheffield left for the Piedmont Exposition in Atlanta. Mrs J C A Branch has returned home to Dixie. E H Cutts left for Abbeville on business. Mrs T D Jackson returned to Macon. J H Rodgers of Rogers and Wilder will visit Raleigh Exposition and then North Carolina. J B Neal of S A & M RR returned after business. Miss Florrie Johnston visits Miss Hattie Clark. W W O’Quinn and family attend Atlanta exposition. C E Underwood runs the business in boss’s absence. Sam Wolff of Goetter, Well & Co. in town. Capt W H Morgan’s health feared worsened. John A McDonald says he won’t miss legislative life. Croup prevention promoted by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Knights of Pythias meet at Castle Hall. Pure country butter offered by Frency & Mayo. See Spider and Fly. Onions seasonally advised. Dr Eldridge’s onion sets. Clocks at James Fricker & Bro. Du Euphrivee’s colognes and toiletries advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheffield
Atlanta
C. A. Huntington
Dixie
E. H. Cutts
Americus Legal Fraternity
Abbeville
T. D. Jackson
Col. Hancock
East Americus
Macon
J. H. Rodgers
Rodgers and Wilder
North Carolina
Raleigh
J. B. Neal
8. A. & M. Railroad
Florrie Johnston
Smithville
Hattie Clark
Prince Street
Capt. Morgan
Ed Miller
Jackson Street
John A. McDonald
Breezy Time at DeGive’s excites Atlanta crowds
A Breezy Time drew near full houses at DeGive’s opera house with 1800 seats, and critics praised the touring farce as the season’s best. Kathryn Webster and Capitola Urline impressed in striking costumes, while Putnam sisters, the contortionist, and the juggler earned high praise for performance, dance, and humor. The Atlanta Journal lauded the show as among the neatest productions seen in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeGive
Kathryn Webster
Capitola Urline
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Opera House
Putnam Sisters
Minnie
Lillie Thurgate
Charles H. Kenny
Bargain Grocer Ad Promises Deep Discounts
An old style grocery ad promotes low prices on apples 350, potatoes 25c, canned goods, tomatoes 12c, corn beans peas squash okra and many fruits at half price. Butter trade strong, mackerel and pig parts featured. Urges readers to hurry to headquarters for 20 percent savings.
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Lear
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Noisy Claim of Quality Goods and Prompt Delivery
An ad style notice promises the best quality goods at quoted prices from others as superior and assures prompt delivery and customer satisfaction. The fragment suggests a sales pitch implying reliability and commitment to customer satisfaction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alliancemen
Southwest
John R. Shaw
The
Champion
Forsyth, St
Ucmas Americus
Americas
Reed Jones
Dawson
City
Dick” Marian
Americus
W. C. Russell
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
GC. B
H. Mayo
K. of
Telephone
Frency & Mayo
James Fricker & Bro
du. EupRivee's
E. Fits
Nathan Werner
Pope Bicycle
Sumter
Sabbath School Association of
Sumter County
Leslie
Robert Adams
W. F. Clarke
W. . Lane
Evpuipor
D.C. N. Burkhalter
Pres. Sumter Co. Alliance
Dr. Exyzspar’s
J.T. Persons
Attr
Vibe
Pia
Opticians
Hotel Windsor
Artesian Corner
Ewers & Basing
Pearl White
Mammoth Store
Van
Teepe Tia
Tate
Inchea
Ira
Sat
Butler & Berry
Avera’s Grocery
Malaga
California
McFerrin
H. A. Harris
Lamar Bt
Amunicus
Orea
Total
C. B. Jones
Spring Hill
Jaws
Chamberlain
Oscar
Eties Prperston
Wl Panon’s
Diamonds
Atlanta, of
John B. Schmidt
Schmidt
Lamar St
Dewry
John E. Schmidt
Georgia
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