Southwest Georgia Mirror Of The Week Event
A mirror of weekly events notes farming in the forks of Muckales eight miles northwest of America. Crops are promising, fishing peaches apples and watermelons bring leisure. Fannie Merritt returns home to friendship. Charlie Chambliss from Bronwood comes home. Rosa Holly invited to Mr C C Suepgard residence. Rev J H Caywood preaches to a large attentive congregation. Syvur Aleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forka
Muckales
Americaa
Forks of Muckales
Mira Fannie Merritt
Charlie Chambliss
Bronwood
Misa Rosa Holly
C. C. Suepgard
J H. Caywoot
Syvur Aleck
Protracted services at Bronwood Methodist church update
Prolonged revival at Bronwood Methodist Church ends Friday night with revivalist Rev. J. S. Elmore to begin a gathering at the Lutheran church next Saturday. Local society plans, attendees from Coweta and Fort Gaines, and marriages rumored in Bronwood are noted amid reports of abundant crops and watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tuMoon
Trev
PS. Twitty
Bronwood
Cink
Rags
Jack Powell
Fannie Lawbon
Elia Addey
Coweta County
Mesara
Jennings
Bievchamp
Susith
Btanton
Jack
Pardea
Mieses Besulal Roberts
Nellie Harper
Dawnor
Enterprise News From Estzarrive and Nearby
In Enterprise Georgia on July 12 residents report strong weekly crops and steady news coverage. Mr J B Nicholson becomes assistant teacher at a growing school with sixty four pupils under Layfield and Nicholson. A grand picnic is planned near Mr J P Harrell’s grove for Saturday July 23 with editors invited for free passes.
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Estzarrive
Abe
Enterprise
Romulus
Rhia
Webster County
J. B. Nicholson
Preaton
Mensrs
Layfield
Nicholson
G. W. Jones
Mary
Mith
J. G. Layfield
M. Layfield
James
Plains of Dura Planting and Prosperity Report
July 18 dispatch notes fine rains boosting crops in Pouss and Dena. Cotton and sweet potatoes flourish, fodder and reed crops expand. farmers procure hogs and plan more poultry. Local visits mention Misses Stokes, Evans sermon at Magnolia Springs, and plans for a larger warehouse and new store room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouss
Dena
Fearon
C. C
Bert) Alexander
Bert
Epjoy
Henry Munro
Putnam
Evelyn
Hastie Stokes
Buena Vista
George Webb
Smiley
Mesars
Harvey
Jim Black
Atlante
Moore
Busiteas Sehags
King Pickett
Dawson Blood
Breabottta
Hoo
HL. Long
Leeslin
Magnolia Springs
F. Stanfield
IL OP Evans
Evans
Lowphie
Richland Notes On Crops Court, School And Visits
Rain has helped corn and cotton prospects in Richland though the cotton outlook remains unsettled. The city thanks Capt for mud-hole drainage. Justice court met with Judge Parker presiding. most business postponed to September term as lawyers sought other engagements. The local school opened with thirty students plus expected arrivals. Local visits include R C Zitteener of Savannah and Tison of Cuthbert. Rev Mabry plans August meetings. families from Preston and Gooseberry noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richtrann
Judge Parker
Hickey
Harrell
Lumpkin
Dr. Barnum
Atlanta
Tison
Cuthbert
G. W
Macon County
W. W. Mabry
John Patterson
Ouseota
D. W. Nicholson
Preston
Prof. Weaver
The Classic City bicycle tournament and university events
Avails Ga July 12 report of a weeklong bicycle tournament drawing riders from across the state. Polhill defeated rivals Brantley and Taylor for the professional South championship while Wie bens of Hartwell impressed as a dark horse. At the University, commencement includes a Phi Kappa win in the Champion Debate on home rule for Ireland and numerous addresses and exams.
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Avails
Reid
Atlante
Wiebens
Hartwell
South
J. H. Polbill
Measra
Brantley
Taylor
Macon
Polhill
Gus Nicholson
Messrs
Burke
Po'hill
Phi Kappa
Demostheni
Ireland
Phi Kappan
Ford
LaGrange
Money
P. W. Meldrim
Sylvanus Morris
Trusteen
J. E. Brown
Emory Speer
A. L. Hall
Athens
Atlanta
Stepeart
Preston County Notes and Local Happenings
Farmers lay by crops as May picnics set the tone for July. In Preston a go as you please social at the Harrell grove near Paradise, and a Macedonia Sunday School celebration are planned for the fourth Saturday. Dr Piper failed to appear. residents note many ailments resist medicine. Crop prospects are favorable with timely rain. D W Nicholson holds the county cotton belt, and D B Harrell leads the twenty acre ribbon. J J Oliver returns from Wilcox after hauling ties for the A P & L railroad. Nimrods extend thanks to John Tuly for dove hunting dinner teases. Protracted Baptist meeting ends with no new members.
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Preston
Macedonia
Romulus
J. P. P. Harrell
Walls of
Paradise
Piper
Leon Hand
D. W. Nicholson
D. B. Harrell
W.P. Jowera
J. J. Oliver
Webster
Wilcox
John
The
Baptist Church
Lumpkin Notes Quiet Week of Local Events and Changes
July 11 Lumpkin report describes mixed weather, political banter, church activities, and local concerns. A mandamus seeks county books, typhoid fever illness affects residents, and local papers mark staff changes with Mr. K B Harrison leaving Inde. perm to join W A Dodson. Deputations to Atlanta and county events are noted, plus school plans and social visits.
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General Green
J. W. Simmons
Providence Church
Bill Hodge
Hoe
The
Baptist Church
Messrs
J. E. Bridges
M. Corbett
A. B. Campbell
Americus
Joe T. Clarke
Rodger
Cuthbert
K.B. Harrison
Inde
Perm
W. A. Dodson
Atlanta
Ibor
Dodson
R. F. Watts
A. B. Harrison
Messia
Steven Popper
Eugene Doughue
Macon
H. Schloss
Eufaula
T. B. Josey
Columbus
G. W. Glover
Lumpkin
Robert H. Zettrowes
Sivanpab
Minses Sallie Bivens
Marion County
Belle Shaw
Muscogee County
W. J. Mathews
Harris
Terrell area farming and building boom noted in Dawson item
In Dawson the article reports Dr. John T. Lamar with twenty acres of early white corn and a promising yield. It highlights local growth with the Dawson Variety Manufacturing Company building a residence, Hatcher Bro’s brick stores, and several farmers erecting homes while traders plan a mercantile venture this September. It also lists numerous residents visiting relatives and town events, plus an obituary for Homer Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsen
Inly
John T. Lamar
Dawson Variety Manufacturing Company
W. E. Riordan
Vine Street
Judge Rogers
Terrell
Oscar Whitchard
George Breedlaye
Coure
J. A. Lowery & Co
Messrs
J. W
Lowery
A. J. Lee
W. C. Kendrick
Columbus
Columbus Southern Railroad
A. E. Chappell
Our City
J. G. Parks
Wm. Wooten
Guaineaville
Wooten
Mes
Sallie Janes
Lillie
Minnie Arnett
Stewart County
Georgetown
T. M. Maund
N. J. Davidson
Macon
Mra. O. I. Chambers
Frank Bethue
Horace Greely
B. B. Perry
Thomaston
Oscar Ansley
Americus
J. A. Miller
North Georgia
J. G. Dean
A. Orra
Main Street
Longfellow
Aaron
Moses
Closing exercises at Clark's High School Andersonville Ga
July 8 157 at Andersonville Georgia the closing exercises of PB Clark's High School featured rigorous exams for each class a noon dinner on the grounds and a keynote by Hon James M Dupree of Montezuma on duty temperance education religion and patriotism. Dupree praised Prof Clark and lauded his eleven years at the school and the dedication of staff and students. A candlelight program followed with vocal and instrumental performances dramatic recitations and moral lessons including talks on women's suffrage and the dangers of drink.
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Aldersonvilgy
Pydar
PB. Clark
Andersons
Mats
Verdlot
Ted
Clark
Andersonville
James Mdspree
Montezuma
Academy
W. B. Harrison
Dupree
Wand
Gotsij
Tanger
Georgia
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