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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1906

Page

2

Eczema Sufferer Endorses Cuticura Remedies in Oklahoma

Mrs. Mary Metzger of Sweetwater Oklahoma describes four months of severe itching and widespread rash. After trying blood purifiers and Cuticura Soap she used Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent with great relief and now recommends the remedies to others.

Mit Mary Metzger Sweetwater Okla Ed Sorug Chem Corp Boke

Legal notices from Clarke County estate proceedings 1906

All creditors of Sallie Osborne late of Clarke County deceased must file demands with Evie Osborne administratrix. Notices also announce public sales by order of the Clarke County Court of Ordinary, including B. S. Cheatham promissory note tied to Rebecca Swann estate, and a large Clarke County mill real and personal property sale to the Standard Manufacturing Company. Executors and trustees seek dismission, sale, or distribution approvals with dates and locations in Athens and Clarke County Georgia.

Sallie Osborne Clarke County Evie Osborne Court of Ordinary Cheatham Rebecca Swann Rebecca D. Swann Georgia Court House Door Athens Eiter Georgia Railroad R. F. Wood General Electric Atlas Athens Foundry Standard Manufacturing Company Mra. F. H. Dootson Et al CG. H. Newton GEOP OIA Clarke County Court of Ordinary Margaret Sheats Asa Bheats Squire Sheats B. Wingfield, Sr Said Court House Bimon Marks Bobbin MII Pitmann Taylor T. H. Dearing Superior Court A. P. Epps Saral Eppa B. Wingfield Evie Osborn Sallie Osborn Eald County Eald B. Y. Harris Caro Y.harris

Property Foreclosure Notices in Athens Ga 1906

The sheriff announces sales of parcels in Athens Clarke County under fi fa actions from the City Court of Athens. First property on Lumpkin Street near James Rix and Linton Banks bounds, second parcel part of the Vanderleith farm described with bounds to Talmadge Lyndon and Miss Roosa Vanderleith, all to satisfy debts.

Athens Lumpkin Said Street James Rix Linton Banks Bank Thomas Jackson OC. A. Vanderleith Adeline Hunter W.W. Follio C. A. Vonderleith City Court of R. A. Thomason Emma Davis Talmadge Lyndon Miss’ Roaa Worterleith Brittain Place C. A. ‘Vonderiett John W. Wier

Petition to Superior Court in County by Griffith Hardeman Crane An

The petition of C B Griffith B F Hardeman B A Crane and D G An was filed in the Superior Court of Said County seeking relief. The document outlines a civil action with named plaintiffs and requests judicial remedies.

C. B. Griffith B. F. Hardeman B. A. Crane D. G. An

The Athens Cotton Exchange Incorporation Petition

Petitioners seek to form The Athens Cotton Exchange in Clarke County Georgia for a twenty year term with renewal. Capital initially 500 dollars, 10 dollar shares, with option to increase to 5000 and over ten percent paid. Objective is to promote Athens cotton trades and city business through organization, arbitration, market information, and typical corporate powers with principal office in Athens.

State of Georgia Bulloch County Philip Cook Edward M. Rive New York City J. A. Brannen J. I. Blitch Hinton Booth R. F. Donaldson Cecil W. Branner J. E. Donehoo B. B.sorrier J. R. Miller 8. L. Moore Georgia Savannah, Augusta & Northern Railway Company Savannah Chatham County Rossville Walker County Chattanooga Tenn Chatham, Effingham, Bryan and Bulloch Statesboro Emanuel, Jenkins, Burke and Jefferson Louis Ville Bullen County State of Edward M. Rice J. G. Blitch J. B. Donehoo Cecil W. Brannen B. B. Sorrier Athens Cotton Exchange Athens Athena Erwin & Erwin Clarke County E. J. Crawford Superior Court

Miss Mary Wilkins Hosts Quiet Athens Afternoon Party

Augusta Herald reports Miss Mary Wilkins hosted an elegant afternoon party for a circle of guests from Athens and Charlotte. Bridge was played with a Gibson’s The Margician prize, followed by a refined luncheon. Guests included Miss Phinisy Harris Jones Houston Stulb Boykin Bothwell Lockhart Butler Fuller Sibley and others. Joseph Jacobs of Atlanta returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Myer Btern.

Mary Lou Phinisy Mary Belle Harris Athens Misses Jones Charlotte N. C Mary Wilkins Pris Gibson Louise Bothwell Mary Lockhart Mary Butler Richmond Lille B. Wright Kelley Ellen Hickman Edith Holliday Beasle Wilson Bertha Barrett Nellie G. Crane Fannie Seward Marie Phinizy Belle Fargo Mary Lou Fuller George Sibley, Jr Clarke Jack Augusta Herald

Editor Town Topics on Perjury Charge

Colonel William D. Mann editor of Town Topics faced a perjury trial before Recorder Golf amid a suit involving Norman Hapgood and Collier's. The charge concerns his sworn denial of writing O K W D M on a Reginald Ward letter. Martin W. Littleton defended Mann as Assistant District Attorney Garvan led the prosecution. Two hundred jurors were summoned. many excused, leaving a near exhaustion panel when court adjourned.

New York William D. Mann Town Topics Recorder Golf Today Joseph M. Deuel The Court of Special Sessions Norman Hapgood Collier's Mann O. K Reginald Ward Toplea Martin W. Littleton Garvan Talesmen Goff

Johnson Shoe Co display windows attract city shoppers

The Johnson Shoe Company on Broad Street showcases what observers call the loveliest shoe display yet seen in the city. The artistic arrangement highlights their best and reasonably priced goods, drawing steady attention from passersby.

Johnson Shoe CO Johnson Shoe Company Broad Street

Marriage Silent Home Ceremony in Athens

Adolph Jensen and Miss Edith Allen wed, with Maxarks and Mr. Charles May well Sears in Athens at the Hillsman residence on Dougherty street, a quiet home affair for immediate relatives only. Charity note: Miss Louie Lane plans gifts for Athens children this Christmas, asking donations to the Athens Banner or Miss Lane.

Adolph Jensen Edith Allen Maxarks Ben Godart Misa Helen Michael John Hillsman Dougherty Street Inabel Charles Maywell Sears Commerce Athens Louie Lane Santa Claus Miss Lane Athens Banner Office

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Ching Ectema Cuticura W. R. McClure National Branson McMichael & Wieldman Hepworth Wheeler & Wilson Singer J. P. Roth Schaum & Uhlinger Philadelphia Textile Machine Company Cyclone Mord Marks Simon Marks J. C. Wood de Bonisnon John Crawford Noti eGorgia Helene Shewell Geo. Shewell Charles H. Brand Jim City of Ida L. Chamberlin Guardian Helen Shewell George Shewell Superior Court of Said West Point Special Rye Aevivania Rye Ane Sss Ieee B. Ehrlich Atlanta Miss Mary Wilkins Misi Joseph Jacobs Mrs. Myer Btern Hapgood Hill Street le Couppey Oscar Schwabe Isabelle and Grace Tal Madge Geo. L. Spaulding Mamie Mapp Cornelius Gurtitt Eunice Reed Q. Wilson Smith Cora Cassard Eutalie Mewborn Richard Tourbie Lucile Cox Hunter D. Krug Katie Belle Miller Theo Hirsch Miriam Haselton Angelo Read Love Geo Edward Smith Chas Edwin Yeon Vera Wise SEARS Lodge Directory Mr. Vernon Lodge Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 A. M Masonic Hall Max Joseph Building Clayton Street W. A. Capps W. M T. Murrell Sec’y Elmo Lodge K. of P St Elmo Lodge Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Max Joseph Clayton and Wall Street W. ©. Davis H. Nickerson Keystone Royal Arch Masons Ludge J. F. Hart Grot Murrell Bec'y Athens Lodge Lodge Quarters Breed and Lumpkin Streets A. J. Palmer Geo. H. Palmer Sec’v Knights of Pythiss Hall J. C. Andrews J. G. Trussell Williame Lodge Carlton Jackson Street Odd Fellows WM. Sayre A. Mealor Rec Glenn Lodge
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