Society Notes From a Georgian Soiree and Comings
Last evening at Mrs Katie Price home Miss Sallie Lowe Price hosted a large gathering with Misses Margaret Julia Price Raby Hurst Mae Michael and Julia Ashford among the hostesses. The house glowed with lights flowers smilax pink and white carnations and sweet peas. Details describe decor refreshments and many guests arriving for university and Lacy Cobb commencements with numerous social plans and upcoming meetings noted throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Price
Sallie Lowe Price
Miss Price
Margaret
Julia Price
Raby Hurst
Mae Michael
Monrose
Julia Ashford
Watkinsville
Rene Dozier
Amilax
Walla
Protect the Shade Trees Endsangering Wagons Damaging Plants
Mr and Mrs Hugh Price are in the city as several citizens call Banner readers attention to the practice near new shade trees along the paved streets. Wagons and dray horses have pulled by and damaged the trees. Mrs J H Reaves visiting in News Bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Hugh Price
City
Dagas McClesky
Atlanta
J. H. Reaves
Winnie Davis Memorial Hall progress at State Normal School
Work on the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall at the State Normal School advances slowly due to weather and material delays. All exterior work is finished except the columns and verandas. once stone arrives, contractors expect completion within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Davis
State Normal School
Beeland
Hal Greene Hurt By Broken Ankle At Picnic
Hal Greene son of J. E. Greene has been homebound for days with a broken ankle suffered while on a picnic with Misa Sasie Gerdine's class. The ad then pivots to Dr Kings New Life Pills and travel promotions by Central of Georgia Railway for summer excursions and mountain and seaside resorts with schedules and agent contacts in Athens Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Greene
J. E. Greene
Misa Sasie Gerdine
Wonald
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Dragginrs
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Tybee
South Atlantic
R. L. Moss, Jr
J. E. Humphrey
Athens, Ga
Time to Count the Dots Chronicle
A brief note marks a countdown themed around counting small marks or dots, likely a metaphorical or puzzle entry. It references units, markers, or symbols and invites reader engagement with a curious puzzle tone.
Mr O O Banks May Come Here To Athens
Milledgeville resident Mr O O Banks spent several days this week in Athens examining the city with plans to move there in the future. He was impressed and Athens would welcome him if he decides to settle among the local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fair
Greenville
D. C
O. O. Banks
Milledgeville
Banks
Athens
Athena
An All Around Citizen Confusion During Civil War Exchange
A veteran recalls a Confederate scout encounter where a likely Irish soldier, claiming South Carolina roots, pretends to be McClellan’s man from Washington and is caught in a humorous identity clash while Beauregard’s army is mentioned. The exchange exposes misdirection and border probing amid Civil War tensions.
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Boxoba
McClellan
Waslington
Beauregard
South Carolina
Ireland
New York Tribune
Wire
Gardens on the Iee and Arctic Glacier Life
A fragment describes glacier movement and ice islands drifting across the Arctic Ocean. It notes how glaciers shed lines of companions, the Eskinos term the sequence duck gad ducklings. It mentions plants blooming on ice mountains as moss decays to soil and seeds like buttercups and dandelions take root.
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Arctic Ocean
Eskinos
Arctic
Sumer
The Knock Out Blow and a Nurse’s Plight
The article discusses the knock out blow to the jaw and an alternative theory involving ear balance. It then details nurse fatigue from overwork, recounting a private case of a nurse on repeated shifts, lack of meals, and sleep, ending with a rumor of intemperance in Mary Moss at Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Duncanson
Hritinh Medical Journal
Mary Moss
Atlantic
Duchess Choice Marital Match Reported in Humorous Verse
In a playful notice, Mrs Crawford wed a carpenter, celebrating a union that lets her have shelves installed freely without repeatedly consulting the landlord, a quip echoed by Mrs Crabwlinn in Puck style verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchy
Mra. Crawford
Mra. Crabwlinn
Puck
Bread and Pastry Tip From Wingfield Cash Grocery
A housekeeper is advised to try the store’s bread cake and pastry options for home use and visitors without bias toward other brands. The notice from Wingfield Cash Grocery Store cites Dastor Bear the Third and Mem & Brge as part of the promotion or recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. DaWitt & Co
DeWitt's
Orr Drog Oo
Wingfield Cash Grocery Store
Magonic Picnic at Watkinsville Celebration St John Day
The Masons at Watkinavilly plan a large St John Day picnic with Amity lodge officers arranging a program of exercises. Hon Geoge M Napier of Monroe a leading Mason will be chief speaker with short talks from others. Amity lodge shows thriving activity. For Sale One ton horse engine. Apply to Athens Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkinavilly
Amity Lodge
Geoge M. Napier
Monroe
Amity
Athens Steam Laundry
Former Athenian Hag Narrow Escape
One cyclone escape involved W. O. Wilson a former Athens Electric Street Railway motorman whose house was demolished except for one room the family sheltered in that room as the storm raged. Also notes a warning against employing Will Greeson under contract until July 15th 1903 and a testimonial for Chamberlains Voice Obolora and Diarrhoea Remedy sold locally with threshers keeping work without loss of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainsville
W. O . Wilson
Athens Electric Street Railway Co
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Rom
Bone
Chamberlaine
H. RB. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
H. Ik
County commissioners to set date for bond election
County commissioners will meet Monday morning to fix the date for the bond election to pave county roads. It is likely the election will be held in late July or early August. Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised as improving appetite and cleansing the stomach with for sale by local druggists.
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Rgia
Clarke County
Nancy A. Grint
G. KE. Griffith
Court of Ordinary
Chamberlin
All Droggista
Mr Dick Mealor Rebuilds Gainesville Iron Works After Cyclone
Mr Dick Mealor, who lost nearly all his property in the Gainesville Iron Works destruction, has bravely begun rebuilding the plant to recover from the great financial loss. Athens friends wish him abundant success in this effort. A reader endorses Chambers Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and improved appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Mealor
Gainesville
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Batiste
Marseilles
Lucien B. Flatow Company
Max Joseph Mercantile Company
Mary Inges
Columbus
Clare Felner
Agnesiosa
Lucy Cobb
Miss Goss
Misa Sus Jatt Lanier
West Point
Annette Walker
Bessie Mell
Rutherford
Annie Webb
Aline Bradley
Carrolton
May Clark
Macon
John Ashford
Raby Harbin
Margaret Chariton
Thoreday
Asheville, N.C
Emmanuel Church
Young Ladies Missionary Society of
Vera Dozier
Fannie Silges
The
Lacy Corb
Galliy Hall
Milledgeave
Saida Stovall
Pleasant A. Stovall
Mattie Wilson DaBoee
Lacy Cobb
University
Sadee Filfillin
Carrie Ama Wier
Cobb Street
Floride
Willie Dalhoun
Anne McCalla
Blackwell
Mia
Clita Qaillian
Elberton
A. H O'Farrell
Wesleyan
Keith Conway
Tallulah
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Minnie van Eppes
Mary Deas Tapper
Isabel Fleming
Clifford Harbin
Augusta
Miss Raby Harbin
A. Liges
Miss Fannie Ulges
A. F. Archer
Austeil
Joe Turner
J. A. Pitper
H. J. Lamar, Jr
Messrs
John Kea
Golden Knight
Walter T. McArthur
Lamber City, Ga
O. A. Ryder
Margaret Schweigert
Angola
Misa Ora Hart
Sarah Mogs
Elitor W. A. Brooke
H.N. Starnes
Lucia Starnes
Windsor Hotel
Miseea Wilson
Marie Phintzy
Annie B. Phintzy
Jennie Beall McVoy
Talboton, Ga
Mia. O. A. Ryder
Dollie Greene
Edna Gano
Bolline Phintzy
Jane
W. L. Wood
Fred Bailey
Mrs. J W Turner
Mr. Obarnie Phintzy
Mell Stephenson
Mayerville
Jnc. A. Darwin
Mrs. H. O. Conway
Virginia
J. O. Harris
Mrs. Austin Comer
Comer
Mesars, Cam Doresy
Jones Yow
Mrs. Lettie Shy
Greensboro
Walter Jackson
A. E. Williams
Winnie Davis Hall
Tarebbing Neagache
Dastor Beare the
You
Georgia
Cos. Cousty
Magonic
W.0. E. Wilson
Greeson
Cdl
Benton
Sarah W. Curtis
Lee, G
Alldrogai
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