Marriage at Joel English home near Oglethorpe
Miss Lizzie English and Mr. John Robinson wed at the bride’s father Joel English residence with Rev. J. English officiating. A town of Bronwood discusses school improvements led by Principal Col. J. L. Wilkerson and assistant Edgar Clark. Mrs English was struck by falling tree branches near J. W. Sheffield & Co. hardware store but suffered only minor injuries.
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Oglethorpe
Joel English
Lizzie English
John Robinson
J. English
Bronwood
Col
J. L. Wilkerson
Edgar Clark
The Muckaloe Ghost and a Mixed Crew on Georgia Rails
A ghost near Muckaloe creek reportedly appeared to a party of African Americans then vanished as it prepared to comment on the sub treasury bill. A Columbus train featured a notably diverse crew including Irish, Jewish, Danish, Italian, and African American members. Conductor J C Lewis earned a promotion to car tracer for the S A M railroad, while Major W K Glessner and companions traveled north to Atlanta and Cincinnati to promote Georgia development and the Piedmont Exposition. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muckaloe
Muckaloe Creek
Columbus
Georgia
Denmark
Congo
Emerald Isle
Palestine
Italy
W. K. Glessmer
Central Railroad
Atlanta
Fort Valley
J. B. Davis
Shumake
Cincinnati
Ohio
Georgia and
Major Glessner
Americus
Grant to take charge of Americus brick yard venture
Mr W G Grant arrived from Sparta to supervise the new brick yard started by Contractor James Smith in Americus. Smith chose a northern suburb site on Duke Hamilton’s land and rapid setup follows. The plant, with twenty five thousand bricks daily capacity and about twenty workers, uses improved machinery and will soon be in full operation assisted by Smith’s son. Smith plans to bring in brick makers from Washington to meet labor needs as the enterprise expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Grant
Sparta
Will
James Smith
Recoiver
Smith
City Hall
College
Americus
Duke Hamil
Georgia
Americas
New South
Grant
Washington
Record of Lumpkin barbecue trip by Americus party
A Recorder man and Train Master Matthews tour Lumpkin with Williams Hawkins and others. They ride special from Americus to Preston and Lumpkin, attend the barbecue, praise locals, note regional growth, and plan a grand October closing spread. Also mentions declining health of an elderly teacher in Bronwood.
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Matthews
Lumpkin
P. H. Williams
B. Hawkins, Jr
Americus
Conwell
Plains
Preston
Lumkin
Holder
Georgia
Pat Williams
Judge Harrison
Troy Holder
Ben Marshall
Troy
Americas
Stewart County
Richiand
A. M
Matthewes
Dock LeFevere
Anew Agent Appointed at Central Depot
Mr Maxwell of Montgomery to replace Mr Wyatt as Central Railroad agent here. Wyatt resigns effective the 15th inst. Maxwell arrived last night and is described as an experienced railroad man likely to bring credit to himself and profit to the road. Friends of Wyatt regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Maxwell
Montgomery
Mr. Wyatt
Central Depot
F. Wyatt
The
Central Railroad
Maxwell
Run Over By A Wagon In Georgia
A man hauling cotton near Botsford fell from his wagon when the mule bolted. He sustained a broken leg and internal injuries that may prove fatal. The accident was reported by Mr. J. H. Carter in Americus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botsford
J. H. Carter
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E. D. Ansley's
J. C. Lewis
Bay
Nome
Hood
T . W. Gillesprr
Bronwood, Gs
Mary
Alldraggista
C.F. Hood & CO
Lowell
Glenn To-Day
Secretary of Agriculture
Rusk
R. F. Hope
Gen. Aeeee
Exposition Company
Haberdashery
Echo
James Fricker & Bro
Charles A. Fricker
Americus, GA
Jackson Br
Barlow Bock
Wovell
Sohmer, Kimball
Kimball
James Fricker
Bro
A. T. Oliver
A.T. Oliver
P.L. Holt
Wil
Macon
Studebaker
Lamar Street
Americus, Georgia
Callon W.D. Haynes & Son
Forsyth St
Recorder Building
College Hill
Howe
Hugh M. Brown
Jackson St
Yitae
Menry Moore
Jonas Raihons
Nipety
Lest
Ignaly
Allen H. Greer
Cancer Cure
J. Cannon
DJ Cuggist
Allison & Hissner
KRE
People's National Bank
Ery Allison & Hissner
Pes
Eecara
Wonderful Cure Co
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