Local residents visit during holiday season in Athens
Mr. Jesse E. Reese of Pana Illinois visits his brother J L Reese in Athens. Col and Mrs Snelling host sons, Eng William Snelling returns on furlough, Pinckney Snelling to Annapolis, Warren Molise of Atlanta visiting, Martha Comer home from Agnes Scott, Dr D C Barrow in Baltimore for holidays. Guests include families from Portsmouth Virginia Gainesville Florida Savannah Georgia and Elberton South Carolina. W J Peeples and others travel for holidays and Davis and J Irwin plan trips for Christmas break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Reese
Pana
Illinois
J. L. Reese
Reese
H. N. Schuyler State Bank of
Col
Mrs. Snelling
Charles Snelling
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Eng
William Snelling
Albert Snelling
Monroe
Pinckney Snelling
Citizens Seated Across Town for Holiday Visits
A long list of residents and visitors are noted spending the Christmas holidays with relatives and friends. Howell Cobb Mrs David Branch Alfred Nicholson Dr Harold Reynolds Earnest Howell and family Harry Erwin Hooper Erwin C H Stone N L Poullain Howard Cartledge Carrie Lou Barnes Maud Watkins Mildred Rains Mamie Bacon Louise McGregor Joe Davis Lombard Kelley Neal Cochran Warren Bearden Franks Barrett Abit Nix Curtino Kytle Henry Jennings Cynthia Stephens Pelle Stephens Martha White Annie McCorkle William Mallory Ed Bond Father Clark Hodgson Walter Hodgson Marie Peek plus numerous local hosts are cited as holiday guests who will stay with kin or friends in Chattanooga Fairfax Augusta Stillwater Commerce Atlanta Dawson Columbus and nearby towns.
Mrs. R. E. Saye Dies in Metter Ga
Athens reports the death of Mrs. R. E. Saye at her Metter home after noon yesterday. The body will arrive in Athens this evening for funeral services expected Monday. Mrs. Saye, formerly Miss Adams of Athens, left three small children. Her husband, Mr. Saye, is Rev. W. M. Saye’s brother and well known in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Metter
R. E. Saye
Saye
Miss Adams
Mr. Saye
W. M. Say
Early Morning Fire Destroys Stables and Stock on Hull Street
A fire just before 4 am destroyed a Camak estate stable on Hull Street between Clayton and Hancock. It consumed six mules and horses, a jack, and a carload of rough feed, with several head of stock dead when found. The blaze origin was undetermined. nearby buildings were saved and the stable housed Cauthen and Walker Horse and Mule Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Street
Clayton and
Hancock
Cauthen & Walker “Horse and Mule Company
Christmas dinner shortage alert from Arnold and Abney
If you have overlooked anything for your Christmas dinner, phone us Monday morning as early as possible. Arnold and Abney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold & Abney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Molise
Atlanta
Martha Comer
Thomas Comer
Agnes Scott
Decatur
D. C. Barrow
Baltimore
J. O. Allen
Portsmouth, Va
Eugene Ba
Ker
Gainesville
Savannah
J. M. Allen
North Milledge Avenue
Shehee
Abbeville, S.c
Arthur Booth
W. J. Peeples
Miss Elliott
Mr. Allen Fleming
Quitman
Mr. Howell Cobb
Chattano
David Branch
Fairfax
Capt
T. H. Dozier
Alfred Nicholson
Augusta
A. R. Nicholson
Harold Reynolds
Lexington
Earnest Howell
White Plains
Harry Erwin
Chattanooga
Hooper Erwin
New York
Julius Talmadge
C. H. Stone
A. & M. College
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Mrs
J. H. Stone
N. L. Poullain
Birmingham, Ala
8. J. Cartledge
Howard Cartledge
The
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Carrie Lou Barnes
Comner
Maud Watkins
Mildred Rains
William
Oglethorpe
B. V. Rains
Mamie Bacon
Mrs. Lambdin
Louise McGregor
D. W. McGregor
Jessie McGregor
Joe Davis
City
Mrs. Lombard Kelley
Neal Cochran
Warren Bearden
Frank Barrett
Washington, D. C
Abit Nix
Curtino Kytle
William H. Kytle
Henry 8. Jennings
Dawson
Cynthia
Pelle Stephens
Carlton
Martha Whitehead
Annie McCorkle
8. N. McCorkle
Hill Street
William Mallory
Greenville
Ed Bond
Father Clark
Walter Hodgson
Columbus
Miss Marie Peek
Will Peek
H. R. Palmer & Sons
King Hodgson Co
Camak
Clarke County Motor Co
Clayton Street
Joe H. Downs, Mer
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