Directors Named for Company Board
Directors listed include J. Y. Carithers A. H. O'Farrell W. T. Bryan L. O. Benton Chas. N. Hodgson Hamilton McWhorter John T. Pittard H. C. Stockdell 3 7 Johnson J. C. McKinney James White D. W. Meadow John R. White John R. Wilkenson F. C. Shackelford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Carithers
A. H. O'Farrell
W. T. Bryan
L. O. Benton
Chas. N. Hodgson
Hamilton McWhorter
John T. Pittard
H. C. Stockdell
Johnson
J. C. McKinney
James White
D. W. Meadow
John R. White
John R. Wilkenson
F. C. Shackelford
Local Classified Ads and Notices from Athens Paper Co
A collage of short ads listing sales jobs housing rentals farm goods and services from Lipscomb Co DuBose & DuBose Athens Paper Co and local sellers including offers for insurance money lending home sales and animals along with a lost item notice and housing rentals.
Real Estate and Services Classified Notes
Shorty notes list various services and ads including insurance from Erwin & Company, Athens Savings Bank deposits, real estate for sale on Cloverhurst Ave and Boulevard, job ads for stenographers and hairdressers, educational ads from Moser College and Barber College, plant sales, restaurant table board at Hotel Sanges, and citrus fruit offers at Williamson's. Includes mention of subscription renewal and circulation agent G M Norton.
Athens Near Beer Ban Sparks Public Outcry
In Athens the near beer trade faces a crisis as council removes stands from main streets near the university. Licenses renewals due April 1 are blocked and prohibition supporters threaten prosecutions or nuisance actions. By week’s end most bottled goods were pulled from shops with only Georgia made products remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Schlitz
Piel
Georgia
Orst
Nick Moves Fruit Stand to Lumpkin Street New Brick Building
Nick, the well known fruit stand man, has shifted from Parlor Market corner Clayton and Lumpkin to a frame building near Max Hubert's for one month. After that he will relocate to a new brick building on Lumpkin just north of the Y M C A. His stock is described as clean fresh and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Clayton and Lumpkin
Max Hubert
Lumpkin
Peaches Well Developed and Blackberries Promising
Yesterday Mrs. A. M. Morgan sent samples of early fruit crops from her Georgia Florida line place to friends in Athens. Miss Mamie Booth, visiting, reports peaches as large as partridge eggs and blackberries as big as a large bean, showing signs of near maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Morgan
Booth
Athens
Mamie Booth
Georgia-Florida
Midnight S A L Train Delays Athens Run
The S A L train arriving near midnight was about twenty-three and a half minutes late after leaving Winder. The engine sped along the 21 miles, passengers grew nervous from the rapid pace and swaying coaches as it neared Athens on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Winder
Dudley Car and Trolley Collision Causes Damages
Sunday afternoon on Washington street Mr. Alonzo Dudley’s car collided with a street car. The automobile sustained considerable damage but no injuries were reported among the several passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonza Dudley
Alonzo Dudley
Washington Street
Contractor James Watson stays with family in Milledgeville
Mr James W Watson, noted contractor, is visiting his family for a few days while he works on the science hall at Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville. The science hall construction advances rapidly and the cornerstone is expected to be laid early in June. Watson won the contract over many rivals statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watson
James W. Watson
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Jyne
Watson
Spring and Summer Goods At The Huggins China House
The Huggins China House advertises four styles of refrigerators including Opal glass lined enamel lined porcelain lined and galvanized lined. They offer low prices with cash credit or installment plans. Also featured are double motion cream freezers water coolers and cedar tubs with galvanized hoops.
City council April meeting ends with license and street requests
The Mayor and council met at City Hall last night. A proposal to open a pool parlor on River Street was declined. Milledge Avenue extension toward S A L tracks was referred to the street committee. Realtors asked to fix real estate tax on rentals the same as last year, referred to finance. A lunch counter license request for five dollars was denied due to Sunday opening concerns. The regular meeting Thursday will ratify last night’s committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Bridge
River Street
Col
T. F. Green
Milledge Avenue
Messrs. J. R. Crane
R. T. Goodwyn J
T. Anderson
C. D. Campbell
D. G. Anderson
J. T. Anderson
Sale of shipments by Southern Express Company in Athens
The Southern Express Company will on April 22 1911 sell to the highest bidder for cash all shipments on hand six months or longer. The sale takes place in the Swift building on Foundry street Athens Georgia beginning at 11 o clock a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Express Company
Swift Building
Foundry _ street
Athens
Illness of Dr. W. P. Betts noted in city ranks
Friends of Dr. W. P. Betts father of Dr. Betts and city councilman report he has been very ill at his home for several days and remains confined to bed. They hope for improvement and a speedy recovery.
Athens Passengers Celebrate Low Atlanta Round Trip
A large Athens crowd used the dollar round trip to Atlanta on Sunday for the first time. The event drew many passengers, but in the smoking car several Athens men became boisterous and damaged glass windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Atlanta
Incubator Baby Kidnap Case Returns in Buffalo Court
In Buffalo an echo of the Incubator Baby case appears as the Pinkerton agency sues Stella Barclay for payment for recovering the child. Barclay, foster mother since the St Louis incubator exhibit, is implicated in a Kansas City kidnapping of the infant. The mother Bleakley later regained possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Stella Barclay
Pinkertons
St. Louis
Illinois
Kansas
Barclay
Kansas City
Hacks Inspected as City Hopes For Licenses
Hack inspections at city hall by police and council ensure licenses for the new fiscal year. About fifty hacks were checked and most are in good shape. one was rejected. Mrs Wade from the local SPCA attended for animal welfare. Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club to perform in Brenau College Auditorium Gainesville next Saturday. The UGA Glee Club and Mandolin Club travel with strong Gainesville ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Wade
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Brenau College- Conservatory
University of Georgia Glee Club
Mandolin Club
Gainesville
Brenau College Conservatory
Georgia Boys
Gainesvillians
Policeman Johns Short Arrests Floating Pillow
A Sunday morning report describes Policeman John Short near the Georgia R R bridge noticing an object drifting in the river. He arrested the object on suspicion, but it proved to be a feather pillow weighing about three pounds and in good condition. it was taken to city hall for owner claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
John Short
Georgia R. R
Social at the Methodist Church Evening Program Planned
On Tuesday evening at 8 30 the officers and teachers of the Sunday school of the First Methodist church and the pupils of the Senior department are invited to meet for a social evening. An interesting program of games has been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Hackett Delights Athens with The King's Game at Colonial
James K. Hackett drew a fair audience at the Colonial with his new vehicle The King's Game. The production mixed light drama with Kipling verse and strong support from Jane Marbury and Robert Lawler, ending with Hackett's well received curtain calls. He promises frequent visits to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
Mr. Hackett
Hackett
Kipling
Jane Marbury
Katherine Dar “Dinilis
Robert Lawler
Pasquali
Athens
Police arrest man wanted on cruelty to animals warrant
Police located and arrested George Vaughan a man described as negro wanted in Oglethorpe on a cruelty to animals warrant. He was sent yesterday afternoon to the county officers at Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George , Vaughan, & Negro
Oglethorpe
Lexington
Fire Department Responds To Small Hoyt Street Blaze
Firefighters were called about 2 A M yesterday to a small house fire at the residence of Mr Seat Scarbrough on Hoyt street. The property is owned by Mr Hi Arnold and damage did not exceed ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seat Scarbrough
Hoyt Street
Hi Arnold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Fire Insurance Col
Athens, Ga
Carithers
L. C. Quin
Sar
Fire Insurance
Lipecomb @ Co
Real Estate
Lipecomb & Coo
Lipscomb & Co
Davison-Nicholson Co
Broad Street
Athens Paper Co
Martin Bros
Clayton St
The
Middle States Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Wheneers
Lips Co
DuBose
Fleming
A .Trio
Ch. C. A. Blassengame
Egge
Cook’s
Black Orpingtons
J. C. Jester
Cobb St
Meadow Brook Farm
J. L. Jarrell
wAltering
Starick
University Place
Jim Moon
Lumpkin Street
Chas. W. Parr’s
Reliable Party
Care Banner
A. H. Davenport
J. W. Thurman
Shorty
Erwin & Company
Athens Savings Bank
Bailey Tool Co
Lyndon
Davison Nicholson Co
Max M.hubert
Call
B.C
Leathers & Evanson
E. H. Dorsey
Justin
Williamson's
Cloverhurst Ave
A. T. Conway
B.B. Flax
Remington Machine
Care Banner Office
Moser College
Dia
Logue
Barber College
Sanges
Henderson
Frank Bowden
Ford
Buick
Bishop Motor Car Co
G. M. Norton
Col. Tribble
Clayton
Huggins China House
Avi
HT. Huggins & Son
Huancutt and
Barrow
Whitehall Road
A. Sale
Athens Mutual Ins. Co
Southern Mutual
Mrs. Wade
the Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club
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