Marriage of Hull and Moore in Washington event
A brief wedding notice reports the marriage of Mrs Famga Hull al and John Thomas Moore on the evening of December WW. Landrum officiated with family witnesses present. Best man was Mr. W W King. The groom is connected to the Carnegie company and the couple reside in Washington Georgia with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landrum
W. W. Kingto
Pride
Washington
Wilkescoun
A W. Fill
Carnegie Tmpany
Moore
Social News Roundup of Local Visitors and Entertaining
The column notes Eliza beth Steagall Dent's arrival at Saat End for the holidays with Thornton Spence away. Mrs. Percy Smedley Darlington visits Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown host a Saturday night gathering for Mr and Mrs. Seale. Mrs. Emme Carter Divine plans a future Atlanta visit. Mr. and Mrs. James Nunnally hosted a casual gathering with friends last evening. Mr. Carrol Latmer returns from Belton, D. C. Mr. W. E. Chapin comes back from Richmond, Va. Mr. W. H. Christian spends a week in Lexington, Va with guests Jackson Christian and Willis Westmoreland Jr., students at Virginia Military Institute. Several entertainments are planned for Miss Mary Broadfoot, guest of Mrs. Albert 8. Heyward. Mr. John D. Little returns from Columbus. Mrs. W. D. Bilis Jr attends luncheon in Athens with Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb. Dr Zoepffel Quellenstein will host luncheon Saturday. Dr. John R. Hopkins returns to the city. Miss Mary Atkinson heads back to New York next week. Mrs. A. W. Calhoun hosts luncheon next Thursday for Miss Martha Glover. Mr. Blanton Fortson recovers from recent grip attack. Miss Mary Thomas hosted her bridge club yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EK. Chapin
Richmond
W. D. Bilis, Jr
M A. Lipscomb
Athens
Zoepffel Quellenstein
John R. Hopkins
Tly
Mary Atkinson
York
A. W. Calhoun
Martha Glover
Miss Davie Vining Weds Mr J T Janey In Georgia Ceremony
Eufaula society note reports Miss Davie Vining, a prominent local beauty, marrying Mr J T Janey a noted Georgia farmer. Rev EB L Hu of the First Presbyterian Church presided in today’s ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wutanla
Davie Vining
Eufaula
J. T. Janey
Georgia
EB. L. Hu
Piano Tuners Deliver Satisfactory Tuning Across Class
Inquiry about why pianos tuned by D. B. Evans satisfy clients leads to endorsements from top musicians including Bartti Mayer Lewis Browne and Evelyn Jackson. Phone 1704. Evans at 36 Whitehall Street operates from Woodward Mantel Company's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartti
Mayer
Lewis Browne
Evelyn Jackson
D. B. Vans
Whitehall Street
Woodward Mantel Company
New Theater Proposed for Savannah by Jake Wells
Savannah Ga December 28 Special Jake Wells Richmond theatrical manager has proposed a new theater in Savannah to the Masonic Balding Association. Plans show a building on the Masonic lot at Bull and Chariton streets including Masonic quarters. The project would make it the second oldest theater in the United States and may be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wells
Savannah
Richmond
Masonic Balding Association
United States
Bull and Chariton Streets
Cox College and Conservatory Reopens for New Term
College Park Georgia resumes exercises in January and welcomes new students to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
College and Conservatory
College Park
Little Girl Badly Burned in House Fire Accident
Covington Georgia December 28 Special Mary Milner three and a half years old daughter of Colonel and Mrs R W Milner was before an oper grate throwing lightwood splinters into the fire when her clothing caught and she was burned badly about the face neck and hands. Physicians believe she will live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mary Milner
R. W. Milner
Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Cincinnati Citizen
A Cincinnati resident H M Davis testifies that Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure relieved his long standing catarrh and asthma. The Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co of Atlanta promotes the product with broad claims and a one month mail order offer for one dollar, inviting more customers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Davis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co
Atlanta
Gentleme
Chattanooga
Tenn
Vine St
Mr. Davis
Dinner for the Poor At Durand Bohemian
Henry Durand and James Williams announce twenty aged couples will dine free at Durand's Bohemian on Alabama Street next Monday at 3 pm. Invitations extended by John F Barclay and Mrs James Logan. Christmas Day remembrance noted. dinner after the day’s rush in Bohemian room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Bohemia
Alabama Street
Thildren
Henry Durand
James Williams
John F. Barclay
James Logan
Cumberland Presbyterians Raise Money For Church Union
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Cumberland Presbyterians aim to raise funds for church union. The garbled text names Tenn December and mentions a love of the denomination, progress toward uniting with another church, and local community support avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterians
Wey
North
Infirmary Report Highlights 1905 Outcomes and 1908 Appeal
The Baptist Tabernacle infirmary led by Dr Len G. Broughton reports a successful year with 419 patients in the institution and 226 district cases. It details expenses of 14 349.42, income from pay patients city support and donations, and notes a building fund of 9 000. An appeal asks Atlanta city council for 1 800 for 1908 to sustain charity care and fund future construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle Infirmary
Len G. Broughton
Broughton
Atlanta
Ana
Ite
City of
A. K. Hawkes
Bareh Knightwell
J. H. Low
Covington Man Killed Stealing Ride on Georgia Train
Julius Adams of Covington attempted to ride atop a passenger coach on train No. 27 near Greens Core when he was knocked to the ground as the train passed under a wagon bridge. He died instantly Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Julius Adams
Greens- Core
Christmas Money Diamonds Brooches and Bracelets Shown
The ad highlights diamonds as the best investment during Christmas with a range of jewelry options. It features brooches bracelets and mounts emphasizing value and quality to attract buyers. It mentions mounting styles and variations to suit the season’s gifting appeal.
S A L To Move City Offices In Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line to occupy first floor of English American building in downtown Atlanta on February first. New offices replace National Cash Register space with plans for mahogany fittings and central location amid a growing transportation row. Key staff will include W E Christian assistant general passenger agent and W L Mc Morris chief clerk with others to follow. railroad notes reflect busy transfers and expected New Year opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Peachtree Streets
Western
Atlantic
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Whitehall Viaduct
Louisville
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Peters Building
North Pryor Street
Atlanta
West Point
Central
Fourth National Bank
Transportation Row
Beachtree Street
Kimball Corner
Cinder Colony
Seabard
Uilding
Metropolia
Seaboard
W. E. Christian
Ant
Wit Aido
HH. Spiers
D. W. Morrah
W. B. Gresham
Transportation Club
Peters
The
Equitable
John Ward
Minder Colony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arss Ralls
Tucker
Amnwell
Estelle Moody
Napoleon
Grand Opera House
Morgenstein
Ery
Elsie
Charles Shel
Aflosses
Protes
Sagehurst College
Cme
Richard
Miss Mor
Inacheon
Orn Russ, Jr
Rocker
Georga Gvata
Anafates
Aran Aiberea Rankin
Gnital
Ag Weile
Phen Outley
Wil En Salurin
Hey Iesee
Alice Steele
Hatiwabeth Adair
Sue
Nedgeh
Civ
Tack Ten
Frances Gary
Ieamne
Nellie Harris
Henry Johnson
Johnmarried
Hells
Good
Mobley
Efferson
H. J. Mobley
Miss Spicer
Ruth Spicer
Baltimore
C. G. Reynolds
Georgia T. Beasley
N. N. Pendergrass
Ned Pendergrass
Clifford Storey
John D. Eliington
Phil Pendergrass
Miss Cunningham
Iss Foolse Steward
Grane
Lena Cunningham
Kate Robinson
Miss Gunningham
Miss Robinson
Ethel Gay
Marlon Peel
Jennie Mobley
Katherine Gholstin
Mary Deas Tupper
Estelle Stewart
Miss Stewart
Daughters Ofhe American Revolution
Mra
Porter King
Merritts Avenue
Piedmont Continental
Joseph Habersham
Sara McIntosh
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bing
William McAlpin
Spring Street
Young Ladies Sodality of the Sacred Heart Church
Lollie Sell Wylie
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
J Moris Benjamin
Morris Benjamin
University of Pennsylvania
Louise Massey
Alan Swanson
Rome
H.R. Donaldson
Alabama
Daisy Landis
Jennie Mae Down
South Pryor. S
Stephen Palmer
Washington, Ga
City
Egleston
Peachtree Street
E. G. Thomas
Douglas Gorman
Albert Gonmak
Baltimore, Md
J. W. McMillan
Washington, D. C
E.g.hallenger
Heard W Dent
Eric Abrac
Jardinieres
Hauiland
Ete
J.M. High CO
Elizabeth Steagall Dent
Saat End
Soume Thornton Spence
Percy Smedley
Darlington
Macon
Edward Brown
Mrs. Seale
Emme Carter
Divine
Myr
James Nunnally
Mr. Carrol Latmer
Belton, D. C. S
Mary’ Broadfoot
Albert
Heyward
John D. Little
Columbus
Stanley-Vining
NEW Theater
Savanna
Witl Mgh1 Church Union
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Yeul-O
St. Louis Exposition
Pure Food
Dr. Broughton
Wates
Jewelers
S.A. L
Geisler
J. 2. Billups
J. G. Hollenpeck
Dixie
General Freight
M. M. Ansley
Atlanta and
West Point and Western Railway
Montgomery
Comercial
New Orleans la
Hanenia Bank
Nuouda Audi
Jacobs
Robinnaire
Ind
Dr. Palmer
Kandleek
Goodyear’s
Goodrich
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Marietta Street
Mance
Charles W. Crankshaw
Heiskell
Parker
Trans- Broag Street
F. B. Eilis
Soli
Martin Broas
Penton
Haynes & Mellichamp
the Diamond Palace
Whitehai
Wai Westen & Atlantic Beer
Nast Vuettattanooga
St Louis
Western & Aptie Railroad
Nashwe
Chicage & St Louie Railway
Thachbers and Studnts