Caldwell Luncheon Highlights Miss Block’s Visit
A detailed description of a morning luncheon hosted by Mrs. Francis Block in Caldwell. Guests include Mrs. Hugh Richardson, Mrs. Robert Maddox, Miss Eugenia Oglesby, Miss Susan Calhoun, and others. Table decor features orchids, ivy, and white violets with tulle bows. Attire ranges from white lace gowns to pink panne velvet. A 5 o'clock tea honors Miss Gimperling of Ohio, with elaborate red decorations and a large guest list.
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Caldwell
RS. Cobr
Caldwele
Isabel Block
M’sx Clork
Mra
Francis EB. Block
Hugh Richardson
Robert Maddox
William H. Kiser
Willam
Cosgrove
Inman Zanders
James McKeldin
James Robinson
Eugenia Ogiesby
Susan Calhoun
Emmie Joanson
Nellie Black
Nettie Howell
Jennie English
Miss Block
M Irs
Francia
James Mcieldin
Eugenia Oglesby
Emmie Johnson
Nell Howell
Gimperling
Julia Hemphill
Miss Gimperling
Ohio
W. A. Hemphill
Afigs Gimpersing
Soul- Louisa Harris
E. H
Samuella Whitman
Cora Hemphill
Marguerite Hemphill
Social notes and visitors from the North and Florida
Omom Scott and Mrs C J Haden among society figures, with Miss Helen Crew and other debutantes. Guests include Miss Annie Emery, Mrs Frank Potts, and Miss Augusta Ranch, as they plan visits to New York, Florida, and Alabama. Mr Thomas Egleston hosts brief northern sojourns and returns.
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Thomas Egleston
Annie B. Emery
Ala- TS
Frank
Potts
Florida
Gus Miss Kirkaldie
New York
Lichenstein
Hugh Hagan
Marriages and Social Notices From Albany Georgia
The bulletin lists a wedding of Dr John Grant Wilkins and Miss Daisy Mildred Tester in Albany at St Pauls Episcopal Church with a reception at the bride’s parents' home. It notes Mrs J A Adkins inviting W C T U members to a campaign speech by DuPont Guerry in Atlanta and upcoming memorial observances, plus ongoing social items across Albany including club entertainments, visits, recoveries, and travel notes.
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Albany
John Grant Wilkins
Atlanta
Daisy Mildred Tester
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Charles T. Wright
John T. Heater
J. A. Adkins
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tren
Dupont Guerry
Macon
Auburn Avenue
Atlanta South Side
Adkins
Mr. Guerry
Georgia
John D. Bright
South Carolina
H. A. Buchanan
Newnan
North Avenue
Womani's Couture Unveiled at Rap 23 Show
Riess idle STU and BleBbAn designer present women’s toe to head garments crafted to order. Demonstrations at Rap 23 Cham Johnson Building Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Riess Idle Stu and
BleBbAn
Womani
Cormet Unier
Cham Un-Johnson
Water Works Salaries Raised and Street Car Free Rides Sought
The water board raised six water works staff salaries after a finance committee review. Changes include M. B. Torbett $125 monthly, R. J. Hunt 1.75 a day, Henry Keily 1.50 a day, George Saxe 75 a month, Ed Tatum 30 or 35? a month, and Shamrock Briscoe reduced to 7 a week. A plan to boost all department pay was sent to the finance committee. The board also eyed free streetcar rides for uniformed water employees and appointed a committee to negotiate with city rail firms. Other actions cover pipe additions, a test filter purchase, a new wagon for the superintendent, and pipe quality confirmations.
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Water Board
Water Works Department
M. B. Torbett
Torbett
R. J. Hunt
Henry Keily
George Saxe
Ed Tatum
Barrett
Anance Committee
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Mangum Street
Johnson
Victoria
Glenn Street
McDaniel
Whitehall
Gn Gordon
Williams Street
Cain
Harris
Lucy Street
Decatur
Gartrell
Augusta Avenue
Cherokee
Garden Street
Georgia Avenue
Glenn
Hilliard
Abura Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Hunter Street
Maple
Tattnall
Hendrix Avenue
Windsor
Pryor
Lee Street
Greensterry
Columbus
Capital Aveny
Ormond
Venice
Brotherton Street
Forsyth
Charles A. Barrett
BE. C. Peters
Park ‘Woodward
Atlanta Railway and Power
Atlanta Rapid Transit Com- Consolidated Company
Powell Jackson
St. Louis
Woodward
Joyner
Dimmick Pipe Company
Birmingham
Moet and Chandon Champagne Leads Global Market Share
The firm shows strong worldwide supremacy with over 100 percent growth in 1901 in America, outpacing all other Champagne houses combined. Moet & Chandon White Seal from Epernay, France is described as dry delicate and delicious.
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Moet & Chandon
Im America
Epernay
France
Talbotton Officials Consider Street Sweeping Transfer
Kontz leads move to shift street cleaning from the sanitary department to the department of public works at the next council meeting. Collier would supervise street sweeping while sanitation handles garbage collection and disposal.
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Kontz
Sanitary Department
Council
Counciltown
Kents
Department of Public Works
Collier
Masquerade Ball Tonight by Freundschaftsbund
Freundschaftsbund presents a grand masquerade ball at 1171 2 Whitehall Street Hall tonight under the organization’s auspices. The committee reports most details completed and expects a large crowd, with tickets sold out. attendees will enjoy picturesque costumes and masks.
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Freundschaftsbund
Whitehall Street
Freundschaftstund
Grand Theater Evening Delights With Minstrels and Farce
George Wilson leads a Grand Theater program with Haverly's minstrels and Laverty's old time troupe delivering music and comedy. George Morgan at the piano delivers a popular soprano encore of Down Where the Cotton Blossoms Grow. Finnigan and Conner Casey headline a lively farce with James Ryan. The Casino Girl arrives next week, while Parkinson-Harris stock company promises a week of comedies and dramas at the Columbia theater. Mary Mannering stars in Janice Meredith cart with Adelaide Thurston and others joining the Elks’ honor list in Columbus.
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George Wilson
Georg
Haverly
Laverty
George Morgan
Jrn
Pearl
Garden Aith Summers
Frei i Rt
Kearney and
Ryan
Earli
Columbia ‘Theater
Bragat
Materi
James Ryan
Timothy Finnigan
Joseph Kearney
Conner Casey
Columbia Theater
Parkinson-Harris Stock Company
Egypt
Hazel Kirke
Janice Meredith
Mary Mannering
Miss Mannering
Timer blamed for roof fire as snow piles coal
Police seek a timer who allegedly dumped furnace embers onto a snow pile atop William Bengel’s residence at 3 pm yesterday. A tinner’s discarded coals lit the roof, threatening the woodwork until firefighters saved the house. Officer Fibbs investigated the incident and is pursuing the suspect.
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William Bengel
Fibbs
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed for Eczema Sores
A vintage ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for itching eczema and skin inflammation. It promises no scarring, cheap price, and a 25 cent guarantee available at all druggists.
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Bucklen
Seaboard Air Line offers mileage sale to Baltimore via Norfolk Bay Line
Seaboard Air Line Railway sells mileage at 2 cents per mile to Baltimore Maryland via Norfolk and Bay Line. For details contact Harry E. Krouse C P and T A at No 12 Kimball House Atlanta GA. En route East buy a 2000 mile ticket valid to Baltimore via Norfolk and Bay Line. information available from Harry J. Krouse at the same address.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Baltimore
Norfolk and Bay Lins
Harry E. Krouse
C. P
T. A
Kimball House
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Norfolk and Bay Line
Harry J. Krouse
Georgia Supreme Court Docket Summary February 19 1902
Court entries list Atlanta Circuit cases with actions including submitted and argued matters. Names include Buckworth, Boysin, Fitts, Maier, Ray, Anderson, Stewart and Kehrer. Some items withdrawn or argued in session proceedings.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta Circuit
L. Buckworth
J. A. Boysin
Ficken
City of Atlanta
Fitts
Bertray Maier
A. F. Ray
C. LE. Anderson
A. P. Stewart
F. BE
Kehrer
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Piedmont
Sedie Morris
Claud Tompkins
Louise Black
Antse Day
Roline Clarke
A. Phelan
Julian Faylor
Janie Speer
Mss
Augusta Rankin
T. D. Meador
William King
W. A. Bass
William Crumiéy
Henry Scales
Wagner
J. J. Richmond
George Forrester
W. C. Jarnagin, Jrs
Howard Palmer
M. Haralson
W. A. Wright
Henry Colter
MM. Wixon
M A. Harris
Isa Fort
Milara Nutting
J. W. Hughes
Thomas 3. Peeples
William Pres
Omom S
Lewis Beck
Dairy ‘Huff Sparks
Eile Ay
Charles Ve. Cranksiat
Pinuyua
Sy Wihitenaw
Widlie Helen Me
Taliadega, Ala
Thanle Hammond
Birdie Patterson
Pauline Osborne
Louisé Toda
Aline Glenn
Belle Scott
Lacy Evans
Estelle Stewart
Netta Rudgell
Nattie Spear
Rachel Milam
Mrs. Rankin
Mr. Rust
Fannie Lamar Rankin
Rankin
Aueusia
Julia Rankin
Valeria Rankin
Julia Porter
W. B. Young
Carter
Jim_Nutting
Henderson Hallman
Frank Orme
Moorman
Atlanta South Sice Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington Street
Baptist Tabernacle
Luckie Street
Jutin Jackson
The
Children of the Confederacy
Ivy Street
Philip Dodd
Albert Sidney Johnston
Walker Arnold
Alvin Freeman
Newnan, Ga
Ryndins
Ork
Aizen
Norwood
Mike
Albert Howell
Orme Campbell
Belle Clayton
Laurence Tompkins
B. B. Tompkins
Samuel Spencer
Jeky] Island
W. B. Chapin
Philadelphia
Myrtis Scott
Robert J. Lowry
Helen Clark
Chicago
Effie B ‘Aynes
Gertrude Owsley
Dalton
Florence Cottingham
Captain Maddox
White Sulphur Springs
Katherine Williams
Misa Wilson
Bainbridge
Erwin
Athens
T. W. Rucker
Ww. W. White
Marion
Thomasville
Eliza Carter
John Wallace
Augusta
Lucy Newman
John Walden
Albert Howell, Jr
Adelaide Howell
Eether
Robert Martin
William Walter Benson
Gaboettville
Bertha Benson
Nichols
Edcewood
W. J. Vickery
Mary Wricht
Women’s Union Mission of
E. G. Willingama
Waray Department
Talbotton
Messrs
Douglas & McGehee
Atlanta Gas Light
Grand Theater
Cairo
Rolbera
Misa Adelaide Thurston
Sweet Clover” Company
Minnie M. Allen
Lilian Wood
Elks’ Judge
PRT
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
W. L. Douglas
Antiqua
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Miss Thurston
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Srashn
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J. Kelley
Deweier
Winiteiaue St
VY Be Ik
H. QO
Wilbur & Sons
Trinity
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Geo. Wilson
Mary Marwic Rita
Janice Weindeth
Ndoliseum
Wight
Worth Pryor Street
Tutt
Tripou Paint CO
A. Pryor St
Etek Lynch
Petar Lynch
West Miteshell
Hany
Magen
Aiso Woodbury
Zormig Vanbe
Doyle
Knoxville
Tenn
John P Doyle
Turner
Middle Ficro
New Salem
Hore
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