Andersonville news notes report many visits and notices
Our Regular Correspondent reports the Andersonville circuit third quarterly conference held here last Wednesday. Visitors include Mr. Mathis of Fort Valley, Miss Mary King returning to Macon, and J B Easterlin Jr visiting relatives. Local residents fall ill or travel, churchgoers attended services, and town reminders urge subscribers to pay up as cotton prices hover around 12 cents a pound.
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Andersonville
Mathis
Fort Valley
P. C. Easterlin
Mary King
Macon
Danenburg Co
J. B. Easterlin, Jr
Sanford, Fla
Ben Webb
Oglethorpe
Lilla English
Englishville
Bettle Johnson
Atlanta
Ruth Robinson
Ada
English
Joel W. English
C. E. Butler
Montezuma
W. C. Francis
J. F. Smith
Abbeville
Cut Off Regular Correspondent Reports Local Social Ties
Cut Off Ga September news item notes visits and social events at Lutheran church services. Names Wicker Barton Norris Green Murphy Pennington and others appear among relatives guests and neighbors sharing Sunday visits and local happenings around Andersonville Riverdale and nearby towns.
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Mary Annie Feagin
Andersonville
T. J. Wicker
John
Bill McKenzie
Marshallville
Doles
Woodson Tolen
Carlton Barton
Riverdale
E. J. Bryan
E. W. Coper
A. F. Hodgen
Willie
Laura
Annie Mac Wicker
Lottie Pennington
George Wicker
Joe Rooks
J. Norris
Green Norris
Ogle
Norpe
R. 1. Barton
Americus
C. Barton
M . Annie Clare
Pavo
W. C. Barton
Andrew Green
Nontezuma
Philip Greene
Messrs
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Dallis Penning
Albert Murphy
Local 28th District notes family deaths and community life
From Our Special Correspondent reports sad death of Mrs Will Loper leaving a three week old baby and a large family. Mentioned are visits, illnesses like typhoid fever, and social events including guests Maude Burke and Inez McNeal. Readers urged to subscribe and support the newspaper.
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Serp
Tierne
Horne
Will Loper
Eula
Pleena Parker
Mesdames
Alice Bagley
Suber
Ima Clements
Misa Orin Griffin
Inez McNeal
Maude Burke
Annie Houston
M. Clements
Brooks
Preston Legal Talent Shifts as McLunsford Moves
Preston Georgia, Sept 22. J Mc Lunsford departed for Hamilton to practice law. Tunsford, Mercer graduate, has built a strong reputation in Preston and remains a popular figure in town.
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Preston
J. Mc Lunsford
Hamilton
Tunsford
Mercer
Local residents visit and return home
Miss Fannie Smith has returned to Stellaville after a pleasant visit with Miss Esale Tinly. Mamie and Alma Reeves of Richland were guests here last weekend. Mrs. Mary Terry of Shellman visits relatives here. Col J. F. Souter recovers from illness. Jim Smith of Stellaville visited W. B. Tinley last weekend. Mrs. Marvin Brooks returns to Ideal after visiting Mrs. J. F. Souter. Marguerite Stevens Levern Souter and Ruby Kidd spent Saturday in Americas. M. Massey visited Tuesday. Frank Cobb returns home to Columbus after visiting I. T. Gunnels. Mrs. Fletcher Bush of Columbus spent last week with Mrs. J. W. Montgomery. Mrs. Will McDaniel returns to Richland after visiting here. Mrs. J. W. Montgomery visits Richland again last Saturday.
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Fannie Smith
Esale Tinly
Stellaville
Mamie Reeves
Alma Reeves
Richland
Mary Terry
Shellman
J. F. Souter
Jim Smith
W. B. Tinley
Marvin Brooks
Ideal
Marguerite Stevens
Levern Souter
Ruby Kidd
Americas
M. Massey
Frank Cobb
Seventeenth District Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
In the Seventeenth District on Sept 22 Mr Hatcher of Dawson and Mr J B Williams traveled by automobile to Oglethorpe. O A Turner visited Bronwood with relatives. Charlie Israel is ill. Jossey Smith and Alva Hatcher visited Terrell county and Dawson peers. Jamie Hatcher and Mrs T G Williams enjoyed Sunday with relatives. Mrs Ed Davis of Americus spent the weekend with Mrs T G Williams. Mrs Williams returned home near Sumter after a short visit to Aunt Ella Israel. Lester Salter and H Smith spent Saturday in Americus.
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Hatcher
Dawson
Williams
Oglethorpe
O. A. Turner
Bronwood
Charlie Israel
Jossey Smith
Terrell County
Alva Hatcher
Jamie Hatcher
J. T. Wiggins
J. W. Suggs
Leslie
Ed Davis
Americus
T. G. Williams
T. G. Willams
Ella Israel
Sumter
Lester Salter
H. Smith
Duncan’s Store Thursday Low Prices on Linens and Shirts
Duncan’s announces Thursday-only offers on lace curtains 212 yards long full width, bleached linen 66 inches wide with patterns, standard aprons ginghams in checks and colors, silk waist patterns per pattern limited, men’s madras and percale shirts with cuffs in sizes 14 to 17 1/2, and children’s wear. prices noted as bargain levels for Thursday sale days.
Social whirl in Plains slowed by college returns
From Our Regular Correspondent Plains Sept 22 a lighter social week as many locals head to college. Visitors include Miss Love Rainwater from Greensboro in charge of millinery at Forrester's, and guests Mrs McAlister of Americus, Mrs Gresham of Tampa. Several townsfolk and visitors from Americus, Columbus, Sumter and Atlanta are noted, with a few personal updates and a comment on Miss Julia Coleman suspending school for health.
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Plains
W. H. Forrester
Miss Love Rainwater
Greensboro
Miss Rainwater
J. Reginstein
Atlanta
Mesdames M. BE. McAlister
Americus and
Tampa
Fla
J. W. Johns
8. A. Harris
Buena Vista
J. A. McDonald
Huntington Chappell
Americas
G.W. Owens
Dean
Columbus
Ellaville Social Notes from Sept 22 Gathering
Ellaville regular correspondent reports on local visits and wedding in Americas, Mrs Williams visiting Bronwood, Mr and Mrs Colling in Montezuma with relatives, Miss Lily Dixon guest of Mrs Davin in Americus, and Mrs Jock Smith returning home to Piola after a pleasant visit.
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Ellaville
L. C. Battle
Walker-Dupree
Americas
Robert Williams
Bronwood
T. A. Colling
Montezuma
Lily Dixon
C. P. Davin
Americus
Jock Smiih Tue
Piola
Local Folks Share News and Visits Across Town
Edgar Fouche of ail and Seal Williams of Buena Vista visit. Ida McKay returns home to Thomasville after summer with relatives. Mrs. Emmett Duncan and Mrs. H. C. Davis host. Am ericus visits by Misses Susie Strange, Lucy Mott. Andrew Sellara’s family shares sorrow as their little boy dies. Reverend Norton conducts service at Hapeville.
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Edgar Fouche
Ail
Seal Williams
Buena Vista
Ida McKay
Thomasville
Emmett Duncan
H. C. Davis
Master Benjamin
Americus
Homer Collins
Thildren
Slap
Hapeville
Josephine Stevens
Alton
Putnam
Louise Collins
Lucile Lindsey
Douglasville
Julia Peacock
Mamie Stevens
Cleme Collins
James F. Stewart
H. J. Williams
Charlie Hill Green
the Oaks
Julia Scarbro
Columbus
Col
Phil Taylor
Prather
Dissolution Notice of Wood & Apperson Merchan
The firm Wood & Apperson, merchants at 213 Forsyth Street Americus Georgia, dissolves by mutual consent. I. B. Apperson retires. W. E. Wood continues the business at the same address and will settle all liabilities and collect debts due the firm. Dated September 18 1909. Signed W. E. Wood L. B. Apperson.
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Wood & Apperson
Forsyth Street
City of
Americus
State of Georgia
Apperson
W. E. Wood
W. EB. Wood
Negro State Fair Expects Large Farm Exhibits This Fall
Macon Georgia reports from the general offices say the negro state fair this fall will be of notable consequence. Large farm exhibits are listed from many counties and a very large collection is expected on the grounds. The last sentence about a girl in love appears to be an unrelated aphorism.
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Macon
Peruna Tablets Said to Relieve Coughs and Stomach Ailments
A Ravenna Michigan reader testifies after using about ten boxes of Peruna Tablets to relieve a chronic cough in a daughter and stomach issues in a son. She credits the remedy with sleep aid and overall health improvement, noting continued use during travel and scarlet fever incidents with no losses.
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Chicago
Mas
Loum
Ravenna
Mich
Opening at Mrs Elams deferred for a time
Mrs Elam announces the postponement of a grand hat opening in Americus as latest millinery purchases arrive next week. She promises one of the finest collections shown to the public and customers, with plans to announce a firm date soon. Dixie Manufacturing Co seeks girls for light factory work at Poulan Georgia dormitory board at cost.
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Americus
M. T. Elam
Dixie Manufacturing Co
Poulan
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