Real Estate Listing Encourages Property Purchases
Prospective buyers are invited to inspect a list of properties for sale at 156 College Avenue with phone contact 345. The notice promotes investment opportunities and profitability.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1909
Page
8
Prospective buyers are invited to inspect a list of properties for sale at 156 College Avenue with phone contact 345. The notice promotes investment opportunities and profitability.
Local notices detail spring shop hours and sales from Williamson’s, Bailey Supply Co., and Lipscomb Co. Includes bargain lists on silverware and house rentals, an insurance reminder, and a 1909 late afternoon market closing rule for Athens area shops from April 5 to Sept 20.
Yesterday afternoon the Sth grade of College Avenue School played the Highlanders on the Highlanders diamond. The Highlanders won 8 to 7 after a strong finish in the ninth inning. Notable players for the Highlanders were Mc Whorter Erwin Dorsey Lanier and for the eighth grade Wilkinson Kytle Bradberry.
The friends of Mr. Lamar Rucker announce he has joined Judge Hilton McWhorter in the legal department of the Southern Railway Co. in Athens. Rucker is regarded as a bright young lawyer who has found success in Atlanta since starting practice.
Members of the Oconeeefit Association are notified an assessment is calle d to cover a death. Payments should be sent to J. H. Mealor in Athens Georgia. Georgia scrubs baseball team defeated Com close 10 to 9 in a tense contest.
The Barkoot Amusement Co will stage a seven day carnival in Athens starting April 19. Citywide banners will adorn streets and floats compete for a Queen of the Carnival with a diamond prize. A committee will select contestants and voters will see names on a ballot as plans promise the biggest local event yet.
Yesterday morning a car fire near the Georgia National Bank drew a crowd. The machine burst into flames and burned rapidly before bank staff could douse the blaze with water. Damages were small and traffic soon returned to normal.
Mr George Hepbron an authority on physical culture will visit the local Y M C A next Tuesday afternoon April 6 He is from New York City and has held roles with the International Y M C A Amateur Athletic Union and Spaulding Library He will meet the business men's class at 545 PM and is touring the South inspecting Y M C A buildings Directors urge members to attend on the floor for the workout.
City school officials including Prof. of the city schools and Col. Mf, member of the board, were visited by Dr. H. R. Palmer and the public school council to discuss local education matters.
Chambers Brartes H Brand will hold a court session this morning. Cases include Scott vs Hansford over land title, Bishop vs Brand a new trial motion from Oconee Superior Court with a $1500 verdict for malicious prosecution, and Richardson an appeal by a life-sentenced defendant from Walton county. Mrs Bowen vs Thomason seeks $20000 for her husband’s killing. Thomason was acquitted and Bowen notes his substantial wealth.
Rev Willard A Jenkens of First Baptist Church will address Athens Y M C A tomorrow at 4 pm on the Life Worth While. A special male quartet and chorus will perform, with members J C Mell Jno H Griffeth G G Singleton and C S LeCraw. Readers are urged to come early and bring a friend.
Mr A I Zeller of Cuba Illinois traveled to Georgia in search of the body of Mr Comingore who was killed by a Central train near Athens. Zeller learned remains were prepped for burial in Athens and later shipped to Madison. He departed to bring the body to Cuba for interment.
Remains of Mr. J. McNeely were taken to Greenwood for interment after his death on Thursday morning. The report notes the impact of Mr. Kelly’s death on local friends and mentions Charles W. Parr’s condition and related injuries, with reference to Hotel Ovoreia in the text.
In Atlanta on April 2 a suit was filed in superior court by Uncle Turner Sloan, an old black man, seeking damages after a car fire destroyed his home. Defendants include car owner Samuel Osborn and operator Amos W. Braselton. Sloan claims household goods valued about 350 dollars were lost.
Mr J G Toomer buys a handsome automobile amid talk of new vehicles. The ad copy touts money back guarantees and urges readers to keep up with the times. References to remedies and local merchants appear, including H R Palmer & Sons and Orr Drug Co. Look out for April the
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