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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
8
The Athens Savings Bank advertises 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00 accepted. Also notes milk and gutter for sale, bricks for sale in small lots with quick delivery, and a reminder for grate polish at J. L. Arnold's with pricing.
For rent two nice six room apartments on Cobb street. W A Jester Loans on farm property at low rates. W L Erwin 203 Southern Mutual Building. For rent seven room house with modem conveniences at Dougherty and full streets. Louis Camak. Salvia Planta 25c per dozen. Phone 1021-3. For sale fine Jersey cow third calf fresh in. 259 1-2 Clayton oil. Phone 805 or 562-1. Piano tuning Emil Walter. Phone 585.
Eminent representatives of European royalty are arriving in Berlin for the wedding of Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of the German emperor, to Prince Ernst August of Cumberland. The festivities begin with a gala opera performance tomorrow night.
Elaborate arrangements were completed for the consecration of Rev Henry J O Leary as Roman Catholic bishop of Charlottetown. The ceremony will be held tomorrow at Sacred Heart church in Bathurst where Father O Leary has served as pastor. Archbishop Stagni the apostolic delegate to Canada will officiate.
Invigorating to the pale and sickly, Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a general strengthening tonic. It claims to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system for adults and children.
Personal notices list guests and appearances for diocesan and church events across Athens including Miss Ausland hosted by Mrs Barrow, visitors from Atlanta and Macon, governors and trustees attending school commencements, and clergy drawing schedules for the Diocesan Council and State Normal School meetings.
Former President Taft arrives in Boston to preside at the Unitarian week festival in Tremont Temple tonight and is expected to stay for tomorrow's Edward Everett Hale statue unveiling in the Public Garden. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, noting safety and lack of narcotics.
Hundreds of Grand Army veterans gather in Alton for the state encampment of Illinois G A R with delegates from the Woman's Relief Corps and auxiliaries. Governor Dunne delivers a leading address. An advertisement promotes Wonderful Skin Salve Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin diseases burns and inflammation, claiming relief and healing.
Local showers noted as markets open with cotton priced around 12 cents per pound. Trade sources indicate cautious sentiment ahead of the day’s sessions as investors track weather and output prospects.
Chattanooga prepares for the Confederate veterans reunion with Camp Stewart in top condition. Three months of work by the Chattanooga Reunion Association left every committee finished, tents up, dining facilities ready, and 200 helpers organized to feed thousands. The city, expecting 100 150 thousand attendees, assures lodging and services, with officials confident in orderly handling and complete preparations.
Yesterday at the Y M C A a rescheduled indoor baseball game ended 16 to 4 with Hodgson's team dominating hits and errors. Rawson stood out with four hits and four runs, while Daniels and Burns pitched well despite poor support. Hodgson's team prepares to face Lumpkin again tomorrow as spectators enjoyed a pool gathering after the contest.
University of California athletes selected to uphold the blue and gold in the intercollegiate championships began their journey from San Francisco for Boston on May 21. They travel to Harvard Stadium where the national meet will be held next week, aiming to defend their college title.
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