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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
7
Removal sale offers 100 piece English porcelain dinner sets in five patterns at $13.50 down from $16.50 and other 100 piece sets from $6.75 to $15.00 with gold band and enamel finishes. Also listed are glassware lamps enamel ware and tinware with many discounted prices including 10 piece sets and assorted utensils. Local sale items include utensils, crockery, clocks and bins with reduced pricing across categories.
Dr H A Barnett who has relieved Dr Rothe in veterinary work at the State College of Agriculture for over two months has left Athens likely for good. He will go to Cincinnati to choose the apparatus needed for his hog cholera serum program and may take a position in Rock Hill South Carolina this fall. He formed many friendships during his brief stay in Athens.
Rev. R. E. Neighbour, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, resumes duties after a month away. He preached to former congregations and led revival meetings will return Friday or Saturday and fill the pulpit next Sunday.
Rev Charles A Butler of the Baptist Tabernacle recently finished a successful Crawford Pennsylvania revival and is en route to Mississippi for a three week meeting. An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, with a claim of cure and a money back offer. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Lawrenceville Georgia this week a school opening ceremony featured Rev R D DeWeese and Rev J M Harris with talks by Col J A Perry and others. Prof Van Fletcher new superintendent. Gwinnett superior court term opened with Judge Charles H Brand presiding and Solicitor John B Gamble attending. The judge quipped on the automobile law and past legislature efforts.
Dr. H. H. Rothe and bride return from El Paso Texas after two months with his parents. They traveled from Columbus Ohio. On the journey he noted crops and, despite Texas weevils, believes most fields will yield a bale to the acre.
Rev John Bomar assistant pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle leaves today with Mrs Bomar and children for Spartanburg to visit for two or three weeks at their home there.
Dr J H T McPherson and Mrs McPherson return to Athens after a fortnight near Savannah with Mrs W V Davis, the mother of Mrs McPherson. Judge Brand gave a wholesome charge and a large courtroom audience followed closely. Postmaster was poisoned. John W Morgan of Gwinnett is dead at Auburn from poisoning believed linked to canned salmon eaten at Winder. He was 68, a Baptist of Appalachee. funeral held Sunday with Rev H N Rainey preaching and pallbearers: his sons.
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