Prize list offerings from local raffle drawing names
Tenth prize a five dollar pipe offered by M H Skalowaki. Eleventh prize a five dollar fancy trimmed pink clothes basket offered by J. 8. Bernstein. Twelfth prize a three hundred dollar Hawes hat offered by Head & McMahan. Thirteenth prize a nine dollar fifty cent three quart ice cream freezer offered by the Bailes Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M H Skalowaki
J. 8
Bernstein
Head & McMahan
Bailes Supply Co
Gainesville Helps Through Banner Appeal for Relief
A Gainesville drive associated with The Banner collected cash and in kind gifts for relief. Local residents and the Athens area response produced about five hundred dollars in value plus hundreds of clothing items and provisions. Donations were coordinated by Mrs. W. J. Campbell, Mrs. Mayfield Eberhart, and others with shipments via Southern depot to Gainesville relief chairman Z. Y. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanner
Etglish
Eest
Michael Bros
Routhern
Z. Y
Rry
Com- Hill
Gainesville
R WH
Moon
Drayman
WB Hill Warded
Cox
Landcom
Mins Landrom
Matthews
Seymoor
O. W. Parr
Campbell
Mayfield Eberhart, Jr
J. W. Eberhart
Mie
Mac.dox
A Wonder-Working Remedy for Women Says Mrs Brown
Mrs Brown proclaims Paine's Celery Compound as a wonder remedy for female ailments. The ad touts blood purification and restored health, citing a Vineland California user who says five bottles made her a new woman and saved her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Paine
Mia
V.L Brown
Vineland
Cal
Fllowa
Colery
More Contributions for Gainesville Storm Sufferers
Community aid continues with donations received Wednesday from Queen of Georgia Lodge No 28, Good Samaritans, Mrs Leila Parr Fears, and Mr Charles Stern. Cash gifts total 1105 dollars 20 cents after prior acknowledgments. Two large bundles of clothing were sent by Mr Chas Stern to support victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Queen of Georgia Lodge
Good Samaritans
Cash _ ok
Leila Parr Fears
Total Co. Depeserecenses
Chas. Stern
Five Mules Killed by Lightning in Panter Georgia
A severe storm swept Clarke Jackson Madison counties when a bolt struck a shed at S. M. Swindle’s Panter farm. Five mules sheltering inside were killed instantly. A rumor of a cyclone elsewhere was proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Jackson and
Madison Countes
5. M. Swindle
Panter
Teachers Begin to Matriculate for Summer School
Registrar Harper at the University Summer School receives the first teacher matriculation papers and a five dollar fee. Officials expect hundreds more to enroll as the two week window opens, anticipating a large attendance at the July first start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
University Summer School
Acsaion
Officers Named by Compress Co in Athens
The Athens Compress Company holders elected officers for the ensuing year. President J. H. Rooker, Vice President Billops Phinizy, Secretary and Treasurer W. T. Bryan. Directors include O. B. Griffith J. N. Webb J. E. Talmadge Sr. J. M. Hodgson. Affairs of the first year deemed satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Compress Company
J. H. Rooker
Billops Phinizy
W. T. Bryan
O. B. Griffith
J. N. Webb
J. E. Talmadge, Sr
J. M. Hodgson
Friday Hoodoo On Mr Montgomery Fortunes Linked to Friday
Gol Charles S Webb recalls Col Montgomery’s tale of Friday superstition surrounding the Gainesville mill site and Pacolet mills flood. Montgomery notes several Friday actions tied to his planning and disaster, and worries lingering belief may haunt him as the rainstorm devastates his Pacolet fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol
Charles
Webb
Gainesville
Victor Montgomery
South Carolina
Montgomery
Col. Webb
Montgomery Anid
Gainonville
Spartanburg
Mr. Montgomery
Pan Hellenic Dance At Despr ee Hall Festive Commencement Event
The Pan Hellenic dance opened the commencement festivities at Despree Hall on Tuesday night drawing many Georgia belles and guests from Maryland North Carolina and Florida. Notables included Miss Cornelia Knight Miss Mina Hood Miss Lois Long and Miss Clyde Khaney with attendees from Augusta led by Bearden's Band providing music for the Grecian figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despree Hall
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Mias
Cornelia Knight
Rosina Thomas
Maryland
Mina Hood
Rosing White
Clyde Khaney
Madge Houston
Emma Robinson
Lojatte Lanier
Mary Silges
Isabelle Fleming
van Eppa
Rosena White
Agnes Goss
Folker
Rosena Thomas
Walker
Mattie Wilson
DeBose
Marie Stevens
Fort
Yancey Harris
Lustrat
Ledbetter
Sarah Friereon
Clifton flour praised for bread and pastry at Wingfield Osah
A housekeeper urged to try Bransford's Clifton flour stating it makes the best bread cake and pastry for home and visitors and advising against brand prejudice at Wingfield Osah Grocery Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bransford
Clifton
Wingfield Osah
Athens Chamber of Commerce Eyes Summer Entertainment for Teachers
The Athena Chamber of Commerce met at city hall to plan entertainment for University Summer School teachers visiting Athens. A committee chaired by T. S. Mell will coordinate events with the entertainment and education groups and a Monday afternoon program is planned. A rail line from Athens to Carnesville prompted discussion and a chamber committee may join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Chamber of Commerce
Edwarda
M. G. Michael
Chamber of Commerce
University
Athens
Menars
Carnesville
Edwards
Monthly Report of the Bessie Mell Industrial Home
The regular monthly meeting, led by the vice president, approved the secretary’s report and presented the treasurer’s summary. Receipts included May 1 balance, city appropriation, dues, garment sales, and collector collections. expenditures covered employees, commissions, ice and coal, and visiting committee expenses. bank balance noted as of June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mell Industrial
Athena Ice & Coal Co
Athens Waterworks
Salance
Bank Jone
J B Hunter 5 Now Agent for Constitution in Athens
W W Blackburn of Atlanta and others in Athens discuss the Constitution delivery system. Hunter will oversee circulation to ensure all subscribers receive papers promptly. The Home receives funds for sunbonnets and visiting committee support as the paper’s circulation grows. M Rutherford, Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Blackburn
Atlanta
Constitution
Black
J. R. Hanter
Athens
W. P. Briggs
Hunter
England
Class of 1901 L C I last hope realized in Oklahoma
A fragmented notice recounts a 1880 settler’s near death from dysentery and severe diarrhea, rescued by Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It then shifts to a 1901 reunion at Lucy Cobb Institute with an elegent luncheon and lists attendees. Also promotes Dr Bigger’s Huckleberry Cordial and endorsements from Judge Lochrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
H. B. Palmer & Sona
W. J. Smith & Bro
Lucy Cobb Institute
Agnes Gone
Ellie Hannicott
Thomas
Mary Inges
Clare Felker
Snjette Lanier
Walton
Clyde Kaney
Nina Jones
Lucy Goodrich
Taylor
Mesdames Ellis
Sciple
Charlton
Kiser
Dr. Bigger
Thas
C. E. Lochrane
Georgia
Dr. Biggers
Burglary at Milledge Ave Residence During Lucy Cobb Exercises
The Misses Frierson on Milledge Avenue were burglarized Tuesday night while at Lucy Cobb Institute closing exercises. Forty dollars and a gold watch belonging to Miss M. Jarrell were taken. drawers were rifled and the watch was found hidden in a bureau drawer. Police pursuit continues with limited clues as officers traced the intruder toward Baxter Street but lost the trail amid heavy foot traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Frierson
Lucy Cobb Institute
M. Jarrell
W. I. Dorsey
Baxter Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tee
Dot
the Banner
Athens, GA
Myz
Seodd Priza
Victor
Oliratoth
Teddy HR Palmer & Sone
I. P. Morton
Pris
Lady of Gentleman
KB. J. Smith
O. A. Scadder
Prias
D W. McGrregor
Athena
Y ‘Ihe Saffarera
Istanaville
Ile
Howelen Bown
Vrowning
Hileman P
Conway
OL Olive LP
Mane ‘and Katie
Deapres
Ella Jordon
Coloneee
Smith Cash
Wee
Coates
Harriet Benedict ‘Cash
van J. van Straa
P. Btone
J. Orr
B. Petrie
der Linth
L. M, Joharo
Rosa Vo
M Smith
Maud Pie
E. Jago
A. Scadder
J.M. Keith
Nickerson Cash
Mies Mildred Lutherford
Autry jOash
JP. Fort
Hoyt Chapel Sunday School
J. Crawford
Gainraville
Y. Wier
Misa M.A. Frierson
D. L. Earnest
W. P. Brown
Cote Op
R. W
Lamkin
B.C. Branson
Griffith
D. F. Miller
Harry
Hodgson
J. L. Thomas
Misa Blanch
Bradberry
Mies Beasle
Earle
James F. Hart
J. W. Butler
Walter B Hill
J. B
Weir
Harriet Benedict
Mra
B. Baxter, Jr
D D. Quillian
Abe Joel
Daisy Cohen
Simon Hirschfeld
Mica Sprout
Simon Michael
H Dorsey
O. B. Petrie
Fiery Bolt
Mr. S. M. Swindle
Compress CO
Splendid
Monthly Report Industrial Home
Gle
AAR
J. B. Hunter
The
Atlanta Constitution
Calestonia
Haltiwanger-Taylor Deng Co
Atlanta, Ga
DR. Fenner
Tuere
Ir. Fenner
G. Wagoner
Knobsville
St.vitus
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Erson
Milledge Ave
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