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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1905
Page
1
The Prater damage suit against Seaboard Air Line Railway began Monday and, after two court days, the plaintiff has not finished presenting evidence. Most of today will likely be spent finishing the plaintiff’s case, followed by the defendant’s proof and closing arguments. It is among the longest trials tried in city court here and may not reach a jury until Friday.
Ernest S. Brown long illness ended quietly at his Barber Street home. A stenographer by trade, he was well known and highly regarded in the city. He was survived by a wife Leila Cook, a son, and other relatives. Funeral at ten this morning at his residence with Rev. Crawley and others officiating. pallbearers named.
Low water in the Middle Oconee River cripples two electric plants and disrupts local industry. Athens waterworks runs on steam, and Southern Manufacturing closes until rainfall restores flow. The Electric Railway company steam plant delayed thirty days. power company restricts use to maintain essential service and keep streetcars running.
Holman Deadwyler Co advertises the largest stock yards in the region with hundreds of horses and mules recently arriving from western markets. Van Deadwyler, widely known in the area, supervises at the stables and invites the public to inspect before buying.
An important Royal Arcanum meeting is scheduled in the lodge room tonight and all members are urged to attend. The notice also extends heartfelt thanks from Mrs. J. W. Amis, Mrs. Deanie Corley, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dean for sympathy and kindness during a recent illness.
City and north Hill Street property owners from Prince to Milledge have nearly agreed on terms for the needed sidewalk right of way. Chairman McMahan reports satisfactory settlements with Kilpatrick Youngkin Pitner and the Kenney sisters, with only a few details remaining before council action. The long awaited improvement will enable street work as soon as the council decides to begin.
The management celebrates Hoyt's musical comedy A Bunch of Keys as it returns with renewed scenic splendor and a fine cast led by Miss Lillian Lawson in the role of Teddy. Critics praise Lawson as a spirited performer and promising successor to famed stage ladies.
J F Klote of Bd ing Ma praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as more beneficial than any other remedy for stomach trouble. The testimonial highlights relief for digestive complaints and suggests broad efficacy for related disorders.
In Madison County Hull Incorporated faces a heated clash over proposed barrooms. The council set a four hundred dollar license amid church and public opposition. If strong community sentiment persists, the mayor and council may rescind the saloon ordinance as agitation continues locally.
A meeting at Thomas Bailey’s Hull Street home gathered Stone Memorial church supporters to fund a new building in memory of the late Rev. Stone. The committee reported strong interest and a substantial pledge base, with about fifteen hundred dollars already on record and expectations of further additions in coming weeks before the North Georgia Conference in November.
The Ponce De Leon Comedy Company opens a three night run at the new opera house Thursday September 28 presenting the western comedy drama in four acts The Girl From Tennessee with Miss Dorothy Wallace in the title role Tennessee Kent The press praises Miss Wallace and predicts she will win the Athens theatergoers favor Specialties will be shown during the play with tickets at popular prices for children.
Williamson, a Clayton street grocer, built his business on offering the best goods at reasonable prices. He keeps fresh stock, guarantees satisfaction, and ensures prompt delivery to Augusta housewives, promising no missed orders and reliable service for breakfasts, dinners, and suppers.
Yesterday morning at half past ten the funeral of Mr J W Amis was held at his residence near Winterville Clarke county. Hundreds gathered from Athens Win tnerville and nearby points to honor a popular citizen. Rev S M Bowden led the service with a tender sermon. The hymns In the Sweet By and Jesus Lover of My Soul were sung. Masonic rites, led by Worshipful Master Troy Beatty Mt Vernon Lodge, followed. He was laid to rest with Masonic honors.
Ed Porter colored, driver for President Branson of the State Normal School, was badly hurt yesterday on Prince avenue when his horse bolted near Mrs DuBose's residence. Porter fell with the horse on top, losing consciousness. Passersby carried him to Mrs. DuBose's lawn. Dr. Goss treated him for shock and concussion. He improved by nightfall and doctors viewed recovery as possible.
Col. Max Joseph and Col. F A Lipscomb lead local hosts planning Governor's Day at the great Northeast Georgia Fair next Thursday. They arranged a splendid program for the governor and staff, with expectations that the day will be among the best during the fair season.
A Missouri woman describes stomach troubles and heartburn resolved by Grape-Nuts after trying Postum Co. marketing claims. She reports improved digestion, weight gain from 98 to 116 pounds, restored strength, and now enjoys housework. Trial suggested.
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