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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
4
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At the residence of the bride in Bogart Mrs Josephine Hodges wed Mr L Doolittle in a ceremony conducted by Rev J A Bell. The column lists numerous local residents visiting, returning home from trips, and social engagements across Athens Milledgeville Clarkesville and nearby towns with mentions of universities and prominent residents.
Classified short note seeking three or four rooms for light house keeping in a desirable area, no small children, references exchanged, address given as Tenant care Banner office. Also notice about Russell Bicycle Co new high grade machines for sale and Normal School students invited to visit Motes Photo Studio to see photographs with finish and mounting options and special class rates.
Stenographer and typewriter work sought for after hours at 616 Greene Street Augusta Ga. New sorghum syrup at M M Arnold's. rooms for rent at No 37 Dougherty Street. Crawford Cheese advertised. Milch cow for sale by W H Morton Athens Ga. Cakes baked today at M M Arnold's. Lost gold breastpin with cameo between Christian Church and W J Smith residence on Grady Avenue. Painter J G Trussell at Clayton Street. Removal sale at Athens Music Store with bargains on pianos organs guitars violins. Fresh corn pumpkins yams potatoes at M M Arnold's. Auction Sept 10 10 o'clock 2 room brick house Thomas Street John Bird owner. Piano lessons resume Sept 7 with Mrs E O McEvoy at 802 Prince Avenue. Hodgson sisters start music class Sept 7 1908.
Michael Bros offers early fall fabric values with 40 inch to 72 inch all wool and linen materials. Prices per yard range from 25c to 1.25 and include taffeta silk, China silk, mercerized vestings, ladies shirts, lace stockings, handkerchiefs, veiling, and damask linens. Local buyers see substantial discounts on damask, towels, and stylish wares.
The Ladies' Garden and Village Improvement Club met in the Athenaeum parlors to plan the Northeast Georgia Fair exhibit. Attendance was light and members urged renewed interest to ensure a creditable display. The club calls on city ladies to rally in support of the exhibit.
By order of Honorable F L Upson referee in bankruptcy I will sell before the courthouse door in Athens Georgia on Monday the 7th at public outcry all choses in action accounts and books of Parr and Wilson The sale will be at cash terms and can be viewed at the trustee Wests office
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