Short Notes of Interest Real Estate and Rentals
Real estate and rental items listed including four room cottages on Barber street and Cobb street two six room apartments, five room cottages, and a modern eight room house on Cobb Street. Plants for sale including tomato pepper and egg plants with delivery notices, farm and shop ads, plus notes on furniture, horses, and professional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalk
Acme
Perfection
Livingston Globe Beauty
Pondorsa
Trophy
Stone
Buckeye State
Bull Nose
Ruby King
Giant Crimeon
Black Beauty
Ferry
Normal School
Imo
Cobb Street
W. A. Jesterney Tiime
H. C. Smith
The Athens Savings Bank Offers 4 Percent Interest
An advertisement lists The Athens Savings Bank paying 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded semiannually January 1 and July 1. Deposits start at $1.00. Also shown are notices for table boarders, hotel services, picture framing, rentals, repairs, pottery, tomato plants, barber trade course, and second hand appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
B. Jossey
McGregor Co
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Talented English Musician Visits Athens for Concert Tour
Mr. Thomas W. Musgrove of Brenan Conservatory was in Athens to confer with Mr. Washburn and Victor Herbert about a country tour this summer. A versatile composer and musician, Musgrove has a new song Washburn will sing and plans to travel with Campanari for several weeks.
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Thomas W. Musgrove
Conservatory
Brenan
Washburn
Victor Herbert
Musgrove
America
Campanari
Mrs. G. C. Thomas Visiting in Florida
Mrs. George C. Thomas left yesterday for Jacksonville to visit her daughter Mrs. A. C. Edwards. She was accompanied to Atlanta by Judge Thomas who remained there to hear Governor Woodrow Wilson speak at the auditorium.
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George C. Thomas
Jacksonville
Fla
A. C. Edwards
Atlanta
Judge Thomas
Woodrow Wilson
Kate Winn Hurt in Barber Street Auto Crash
Kate Winn, a Black woman, was seriously injured when an automobile driven by an out of town visitor struck her on Barber street near the Boulevard. Initial assessments underestimated the injuries, but she remains in a serious condition.
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Kate Winn
Barber Street
Memorial Address to be Delivered in Washington
The Washington Memorial Association announces Hon. John M. Cozart will deliver the memorial address on Memorial Day. Hon. Lucian Lamar Knight, initially named, forfeited due to illness. Mr. Cozart, Washington native and Augusta lawyer, will speak before the John T. Wingfield Camp of Veterans and invited guests.
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John Cozart
Washington
Memorial Association of Washington
John M. Cozart
Augusta
Lucian Lamar Knight
Georgia
Florida
Mr. Knight
Cozart
John T. Wingfield
Knight
Ladies of the Memorial Association of Washington
Cadets to Augusta as Wedding and Travel Details Flow
Mr J H Griffith of Arnoldsville and Mr R T Moore of Winterville passed through en route to Atlanta. Mrs Bryan Dixon and Mrs Harold Hinton leave for West Point. Carl G Zirbes visits Racine relatives and will go to Washington for a wedding next week. Major J A Atkins with eight cadets heads to Augusta for the Red and Brick week. The battalion, praised for its inspection, will be supervised by Prof Sanford on Saturday.
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R. T. Moore
Winterville
Atlanta
Bryan Dixon
Harold Hinton
West Point
Carl G. Zirbes
Joseph Welfel
Manx Zirbes
Racine
Wis
Washington
J. A. Atkins
University
Georgia Road
Augusta
Sanford
Street Cars Struck by Weather Delays Across City
Weather caused streetcars to slip off track on Lumpkin Street and collide near TeConter Hall. Rains yesterday and last night slowed service with trains jumping the track and running off schedule.
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Lumpkin Street
TeConter Hall
Barn and stock burned at Bishop barn fire
Early yesterday morning a fire of unknown origin destroyed the barn of Mr. J. J. Johns at Bishop. The blaze consumed the barn and killed a fine mare and two good colts. A quantity of feed stuff was also destroyed.
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Bishop
J. J. Johns
Three Sales in Three Days by Hinton Firm
Real estate agent H. P. Hinton reports three rapid property transactions in recent days. Purchases include a Cloverhurst avenue lot from the John D. Mell property by T. B. Hudgins, a Lumpkin street lot to W. W. Hilley, and a Mell property lot to W. S. Jones. Prof. R. J. H. DeLoach buys Cloverhurst avenue lot for a future home.
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Milledge Avenue
Lumpkin Street
Prof. Fain
H. P. Hinton
Cloverhurst Avenue
John D. Mell
T. B. Hudgins
W. W. Hilley
W. S. Jones
R. J. H. DeLoach
Hinton
Madison murder case argued for new trial
Judge Meadow in Elberton heard Mack Embry case leaves juror bias claims. Attorneys for Embry seek a new trial in Madison superior court after conviction for murder in Ila incident involving Denver Ginn. State counsel defended trial fairness and awaited decision.
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Geo. C. Thomas
Athens
Col. R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Elberton
Mack Embry
Madison Superior Court
Denver Ginn
Ila
Ginn
Embry
George C. Thomas
J. F. L. Bond
Danielsville
R. L. J. Smith
Thos. J. Brown
W. W. Stark
Berry T. Moseley
John T. Gordon
Meadow
Meadows
Wack Embry
Victor Herbert in Athens receives warm reception at Colonial
Victor Herbert and his orchestra played matinee and evening shows at the Colonial in Athens. Despite rain, audiences packed the hall, enjoying the overture Gwendoline and an encore of Rubenstein's melody. Performers Frank Croxton and Fred Landau drew praise for voice and technique, with Agnes Kimball and Mr Williams also singled out. The concert ended with strong audience demand for encores and a note of return in Athens.
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Victor Herbert
the Colonial
Orches
Gwendoline
Rubenstein
Frank Croxton
Williams
Athens
Herbert
Notice of Athens Gas Light & Fuel Co stock and bonds filing
The Athens Gas Light and Fuel Co seeks authority from the Georgia Railroad Commission to issue 3500 in stock and bonds totaling 750 000 with 250 000 in stock and 500 000 in bonds to be issued immediately and 250 000 in bonds for present improvements and 250 000 in bonds for future extensions and property. The hearing is set at the Commission office in Atlanta on April 25 1912 at 10 a m. John Gribbel president.
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Railroad Commis of Georgia
Office of Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Georgia
Athens ‘Gas, Light & Fuel Co
John Gribbel
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City Property
Mo.t Gholston Tuck Building
Erwin & Company
J. C. Jester
Lyndon
Geo. W. Burney
Childs Street
Summer Street
Sun-Wed
Dr. Conway
Georgia Loan Co., ‘Son
Oconee Brick Co
S. C. Upson
Sun Wed
Davison-Nicholson Co
Moser College
Luster
Clayton St
Dougherty Street
Insurance & Real Estate, Lipscomb
Hotel Sanges
Langston Music House
Meigs Street
A. H. Davison
Sparks Vulcanizing Co
Maule’s Tomato Plants
Moler Barber College
Care Banner
G. C. Thomas
C. A. Scudder
Susie Gerdine
Gerald Green
Athena
Frank Harrold
Amercus
Robert Browning
John J. Mell
Stedman
Washinston
Dante Gabriel Rosell
Sallie Hull
West Peachtreet St
Shakespeare
Symonds
Miriam Pope
Katie Dearing
Emerson
Mildred Mell
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Catharine Erwin
Bret Harte
Susie Davison
Robert Burns
Jennie Arnold
Bacon
Watson Daniel
Bogart
Miss Jennings
Harry White
Thad Hawkins
Arnoldsville
City
Ola Mathews
Watkinsville
Evelyn McCarthy
Gainesville
Miss Evelyn Sanford
The
Heights
Miss Olah Dunlap
Mr. W. F. Adkins
Stephens
W. H. Mayes
J. H. Griffith
Andrew Lyndon
Macon
New York
Om LD
Ale
Liverpool
Chicago
Hull Road
Burnt Factory
Ile
Madison
Pulaski Street
Hancock Avenue
Milledge
Nice
Grady Avenue
Nantahala
Springdale
D. G. Anderson Real Estate
Son
Mutual
Stephenson & Hull
Chaser
Boulevard
Dearing Street
Virginia Avenue
Foundry Street
Georgia Railroad
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