Heart Party at Miss Nelle Stewart Home
A Thursday afternoon card party at Miss Nelle Stewart’s Juniper Street home featured Hearts with Miss eac ee of Rhode Island as guest of honor. Prizes included a silver hat pin, a white spangled fan, and a Christy drawing. guests wore elegant gowns and lively conversation filled the holiday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobble Vaughn
Clifford West
Claire Ridley
Thomas D. Stewart
Preston Arkwright
Charles Rice
Ethel Mobley
Estelle Stewart
Miss Stewart
Marehall
Dorothy Arkwright
Thautiful Uitle
Passie May Ottley
Mildred Wootley
Mary Traylor
Eloise Oliver
Mary Helen Moody
Marjorie Brown
Prima Kate Amorous
Effie Dorny
Charles Owens
Martha Frances
Marion Vaughn
Catherine Ellis
Lily Peeples
Harriet Calhoun
Ruth Northen
Mary Hayward
May McCord
Edna McCandless
Ethelyn Emmons
Annie Sykes Rice
Hattie Fanny Gray
Annie Hunnicutt
Vivian Allen
Christening and Decor Highlight Lawson Biser Home Event
A New Year christening at the Wm Lawson Peel home honors Mast era Lawson and Marion Biser with fifty guests. Palm and flower decor features a white and gold music room setting, formal attire, and a buffet luncheon following the ceremony officiated by Rev Mr Shea with Dr Charles O Jones assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastera Lawson
Marion Biser
Wm. H. Kiser
Wm. Lawson Peel
Shea
Four O Clock Tea Hosts Delightful City Gathering
Helen Ware acted as gracious hostess at a 4 oclock tea entertaining about fifty young friends. Nellie Catlett Augusta Gerrett Marguerite Laws assisted at reception punchbowl and chocolate table. Red and green decor and tasty refreshments enhanced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ware
Nellie Nelle Catlett
Augusta Gerrett
Marguerite Laws
Whist and social events fill modest list of February gatherings
The itemized society notes chronicle Mrs Albert Thornton Dill hosting a small whist party for Mrs Constance Knowles with a few tables, the Unitarian Woman’s Alliance meet led by Mrs Jank Lederle, and a series of visits, travels, and informal gatherings among local residents including Miss May Nicolson, Miss Nannie Nicolson, Miss Mabel Powers, and many others with guests from Concord and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thornton Dill
Constance Knowles
Thornton
Local Social Notes and Arrivals in Valdosta Area
Mrs Wal ter for Moustin tacneees at the Pied mont entertains this afternoon. Miss Josie Brockden leaves game times next week for New Orleans and will over for many grax its. Clarence May is making her home at the residence of Dr and Mrs A T Spalding. Mr and Mrs Mitton Dargan have moved into their new home. Mrs Georgia Dexter who has been suffering for a month with inflammatory rheumatism is better. The O M Club of West End will meet next Wednesday with Mrs Jock Beaaley. Mr Jem Pierce of Washingt is the guest of Mrs Forrest Adair. Virginia Breewell has returned to Valdosta, Bilee Elizabeth Adair is visiting the Mises Plant in Macon. Mr Thomas F Glenn nee gone to New Orleans to make me home there. Mrs M C Turner of Duluth Ga spent yesterday in the city. The one great virtue of Burnett s Vanilla Extract is purity. It is real vanilla extract and nothing but vanilla extract. (Always use Burnetts)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mo Mtins
Josie Brockden
New Orleans
Mitton Dargan
Georgia Dexter
West End
Jock Beaaley
Jem Pierce
Washingt
Forrest Adair
Mere
Virginia Breewell
Valdosta
Bilee Elizabeth Adair
Mises
Macon
Thomas F. Glenn Nee
M. C. Turner
Duluth
City
Hall Hosts National Paper Co Salesmen at Capitol Avenue
Mr and Mrs John M Hall entertained at 602 Capitol avenue last night for the traveling salesmen of the National Paper Company on the first day of the new year in Atlanta. The event from 6 to 1 featured decoration and refreshments with local hosts Mrs A J Grobbs Mrs H P Williamson and others assisting. Notable guests included Henry Wellhouse D P Fielsher A W Mattison Joe Kahn Sol Cahn and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Paper Company
John M. Hall
Capitol Avenue
Atlanta
Hall
Lardirs
A. J. Grobbs
H. P Williamson
Lynch
Mattison
Messrs
Henry Wellhouse
D P. Fielsher
A. W. Mattison
Joe Kahn
Sol. Cahn
John Cine
W. Castles
Arthur May
Ben Moss
Louis Cohen
Sol. Hichbaum
Mote
Notes on S. Lessons and Lesson Books Price List
Notes listing Peloubet's lessons at $1.00 Arnold's at 50 cents Gilet of Lesson at 26 cents Illustrated Notes at $1.00 from The Columbia Book Co located at 61 Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peloubet
Arnold's
Gilet
The
Columbia Book Co
Whitehall
Thompson Sues Cudahy Packing for Garnishment Damages
In a court filing H. C. Thompson sues the Cudahy Packing Company for damages alleging unlawful wage garnishment from November 6 to December 28 while bankruptcy proceedings listed the defendant’s debt. Thompson, an employee of Harry L. Schlesinger, faced financial hardship due to the garnishment. Transfers of Property listed include multiple loan deeds quit claims and a bond for title detailing parcels, owners, and monetary amounts across several streets and properties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Thompson
Cudahy Packing Company
Htlgaton
Thompson
Harry L. Schlesinger
Cudahy Company
United States
Alex Dittler
Superior Court
Allen Brown
John B. Roberts
Hammack Place
Co. A. Balmwater
Alice Casselx
Lee Street
Hensemine FP. Parker
Worth Avenue
Chestnut Street
T. J. Robinson
Levica McMahan
Powers Street
George FE King
American H. Malsby
Gas Bedgewood Avenue
John P. Gore
Louise Cary Barnwyell
Juniper Street
James R. Holliday
Martha B. Bow Et al
Woodward Avenue
Lona Detd
Mra
A D. Moseley
T. J. Treadwell
Hunter and
Fort Streets
Annie E. Lester
R. D. Waldron
McAfee Street
Change of schedule on Gulf and Ship Island road
A complete schedule overhaul will occur on the Gulf and Ship Island line between Jackson Mississippi and Gulfport next Sunday. Trains No 1 and No 5 depart Jackson early for Gulfport with arrival times around 10:52 am and 11:00 am respectively. No 3 and No 2 adjust departures and arrivals, while No 4 and No 6 offer new return times to Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Gulf and Ship Island
Gulfport
Limited
Gulfportt
Gulportt l
Remedes Inckson
Suburban train schedule changes between Atlanta and Jonesboro
Central of Georgia Railway announces effective Sunday January 3 1904 schedule changes. Train 102 departs Atlanta at 6:25 am (was 6:16). Train 103 departs Jonesboro at 7:25 am (was 7:15). Train 106 departs Atlanta at the new time 5? unclear. Train 108 on Sundays departs Hapeville at 2:26 am (was 3:30 am). Other trains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Central of Georgia Railway
Hapeville
Atlanta Business University Attracts National Students
Southern and many Western states send students to Atlanta's Business University. By January 4 to 15 about seventy five more will enroll, bringing attendance near 200. Managers compare the college with New York and Philadelphia schools, noting a 28 thorough program, elegant facilities, and prior enrollment of 500, expected 660 this year. Catalogs available from A. C Briscoe or L. W. Arnold on the viaduct, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Business University
Ce Southern Shorthand and
Business ‘University
Jaquary 4
New York
Philadelphia
A. C Briscoe
L. W. Arnold
Two Deaths In One Family In Dalton Ga
Dr. S R McAfee of Dalton experiences two losses in one day as his mother Mrs J R McAfee and his son Tarver McAfee die within hours of each other Funeral services held at the residence at two O clock this afternoon A large circle of friends attended Mrs McAfee a Richmond County native as an early Whitfield County settler Tarver McAfee served as a Spanish American War lieutenant and later guided rail traffic in Rome Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAfee
Richmond County
Whitfield
Tarver McAfee
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Rome
A Successful School At Decatur Ga
A preparatory school for boss offers proper fitting for coal lean under beat influences. Students board in the principal s home and receive individual attention. If unsatisfied with progress place him at Donald Frazier. A handsome catalogue describes work terms etc. G Holman Gardner, Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Boss
Coallean
Donald Frazier
Holman Gardner
Cornerstone of Hospital Ceremony Set for Sunday Afternoon
The cornerstone laying for the new Hospital for Incurables at South Boulevard and Woodward Avenue is planned for Sunday at 3 PM. The event honors the women whose zeal funded the building, with Rev H Bradley giving opening prayer, Mayor Evan P Howell delivering the main address, and speeches by Rabb Marx Dr T D Longino and Charles Bayne. A quartet including Miss Sidney Lane Mrs T H Wingfield Mr J W Marshbank and Mr John Mullin will perform with benediction by Dr Langston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boulevard
Woodward Avenue
Rev. H. Bradley
Trinity Methodist Church
Evan P. Howell
Rabb Marx
T. D. Longino
Charlee Bayne
Misa Sidney Lane
T. H. Wingfield
J. W. Marshbank
John Mullin
Langston
Evans Named Chairman of Georgia Confederate Roster Commission
General Clement A Evans was yesterday chosen chairman of the Confederate Roster Commission of Georgia. W Lindsay named commissioner of pensions as secretary. The board met with Governor Terrell and all members present to organize duties and pay. Mark Hardin was appointed to compile a roster by counties and units, with a first report due the first Wednesday in February. A roster commission was formed to map soldiers by counties across all sec tors. Members include Cobb, Reed, Julian, Williams, Johnston, Mitchell, Dutcher and McGlashan. Pay for commissioners to be fixed at the next meeting as work details are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement A Evans
Confederate Roster Commission of
Georgia
W. Lindsay
Terrell
Evans
Lindsay
B. W. Harrieson
Mark Hardin
Hardin
John A. Cobb
Bumter
J. S. Reed
Putnam
A. J. Julian
Forsyth
J. H. Willams
Meriwether
Mark Johnston
Baldwin
North Carolina Convicts Penitentiary Directors Report
North Carolina penitentiary directors report for the year ending shows a net balance of 100,808 with no debts and 23 deaths among 706 inmates, down from 816 a year ago. The brick plant proved profitable and the state farm is in excellent condition, with improving convict health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Aycock
Thos
Banquet Honors McClure Employees At Griffin GA
The McClure Ten Cent Company hosted an annual banquet at the Him ball house with Hugh M. Dorsey as toastmaster. A large gathering enjoyed a full program of toasts and a formal meal featuring Blue Points, Spanish Mackerel, Tenderloin, Quail, and Tutti Frutti Ice Cream among other courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Ten Cent Company
Himball House
McClure Company
Hugh
M. Dorney
Clyde Bell
Gordon Guess
Mar
Thee Parker
Emma Weinmeister
Cora Lee Allen
Lois Brooks
Fannie Milam
Emma Orrie
Cora Addington
Littie Bailey
Sarah B. Allen
Carrie Thomas
Austin
Bertha Moore
Zilla Buchannan
Claudine Dorsey
Mary W&misfoors
Mary Muller
Carrie Hay
Dorie Johnson
Sea
Will Grantham
C. N. Thomas
Girdy Batchelor
L. R. Hopkins
C. Tv
Lott
J. B. Hill
B. W. Johnston
Herbert McDonald
C. W. McClure
Willie Allen
Ernest Allen
D. T. Davidson
Graffin Ga
Ernest Travis
Griffin
Misses Danay Hodge
Carrie Jinking
Besale Butler
Hugh M. Dorsey
H McAfee
Carrie E. Thomas
W. McChure
T. A. Barrett
Electric Bitters Restores Lowa Fireman’s Strength
A Burlington fireman C W Bellamy recalls a near collapse and how two bottles of Electric Bitters revived him. The testimonial claims the tonic cured weakness and fatigue, with druggists offering 60 cent bottles and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Spencer Living in Clover On the Money He Has Secured by a Con
A man posing as the British vice consul at Washington and using forged drafts defrauded New York banking houses. Traveling through Europe since last October, he allegedly obtained drafts for shipments of watches from New Jersey makers and fled with the proceeds. He is supposedly in Egypt now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. W. Spencer
Washington
Europe
New Jersey
Evurome
Egypt
Moonshine raid near Chattanooga nets 260 gallons of stills
United States revenue officers raided an illicit distiller near Chattanooga Tennessee on New Year’s Day discovering 260 gallons of still and 500 gallons of beer in barrels three miles east of Ooltenail in James county. The shiners escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinera
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States Revenue
Ooltenail
James County
Durand's Restaurants of the Purest Water Diamonds
Durand's advertises purest water and features beautiful large caret size diamonds described as scarce in the year. It notes prices on diamonds as low as can be charged for stones of high quality, highlighting affordability amid scarcity.
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Miss Candler
Nelle
Mamie Floyd
Fairburn
Carone Candler
Miss Luck
Chester Harvey
Minnie Floyd
Hope McClarin
Miss Workman
Rebie Workman
Bessie Burkett
Julia Neville
Berma Daniel
Sade, Workman
Eula Webster
Louisa Martin
Mary Laird
Missea Gertrude
Leila Brandon
Miles Katherine Akers
John McDaniel
E. H. Frederick
Clayton Berry
M. E. Zeb
Arnold Parker
Marvin Freeman
Marvin Hardwick
Ray Wisdom
Charlie Sears
Leonard Hughes
Mr. Ney
Hessie
J. Nicholson
Meyerovitz
Carter Abronson
M. Samuels
EH. Lichtenstein
M. Lichtenstein
J Lichtenstein
David Hirsh
Max Ney
E. Feldman
M. Feldman
G. Coustangre
Mere H. Wilensky
8B Heyman
Branham Rivere
Guer Turner Branham
Hal Richey Riviere
Kirkwood
Amders
Alfred Iverson Branham
George P. Riviere
Cairo
Louise Julia Branham
Arthur Alvin Jones
Ala
Louise Adelaide Turner
Eatonton
Carlton McCamy
Dalton
Ruby Lee James
Cordele
Mendelazohn
F. K. Aram
Fannig H. Trezevant
Marietta
Riviere
Hope Mills
Mr. DeLamater
Dewitt DeLamater
Tattnall Street
J. R. Clackwell
William A. Hope
Lena Sheram
Eva Barrett
Annie Huff
Annie Mashburn
Bizzel Brooks
Ora Hilburn
Lillie
Corinne Anderson
Fierria Driskell
Nora Ogletree
Etta Trennor
Alma Archer
Rose Ogletree
Laura Sheridan
Nellie Loftts
Lens Sheram
Rufus Bruca
Charlie Huff
Fred Mashburn
Charlie Ogletree
Otis Roby
Mr. Elgin
Pitchford
A. Dance
Paul Welborn
Charlie Matthews
James Anderson
P Ernest DeLamater
Marie Love
Whitehall Street
Cecil Love
Cech Love
Marguerite Beck
Margaret Lewis
Rosa Beile Chapman
Genevieve Morris
Idelle Kimball
Annie Mell Cash
Gertrude Highly
Laura Welch
Wile May Albert
Ula Jester
Porter
Fannie Lowry Porter
Annie McLean Moore
Texas
Julie Porter
Agnes Raoul
Florence Jackson
Ada Alexander
Burnham CO
Fort McPherson
Miss Hurt
Mabel Hurt
Inman Park
Eugenia Bigham
Carolyn Clarke
Oulda Turner
Jennie Bue Bell
Carolyn Perdue
Emmie Clarke
Cleve Johner
Louise Johnson
Marielwreath
Cartereville
Aga Candler
Blake Johnson
Clarence Bell
Walter Candler
Palmer Johnson
Charlie Sheldon
Fred Clarke
Jakerway
Reese Marshall
Charles Carlilse
Spartteanburg
Whist Party
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Jank Lederle
Weet Peachtree Street
May
Nannie Nicolson
Florida
North Side Bowling Club
Mabel Powera
Perry Jones
United States Army
Sidney Phelan, Jr
Virginia
A. K. Murray
South Carolina
Fannie Pickard
Bone
John Marshall Slaton
Peachtres
Frank Lester
J. Wy. Ewing
Henry Potts
Brssle Potts
Ethel Gay
Pauline Means
Concord
Nettle Sergeant
Mary Gay Trigg
Herbert Brown
Laura Rosenberger
Birdie Apple
St Joseph
Liszie Leslie
LaGrange
L. A. Hardy
Houston Atreet
William Russell Stoval’ Iheve
KE C. Kents
Elizabeth Grey
Stovall
Corn Heck
Washington, Ga
George Dexter
Clarence
Edwant C. Peters
Canis
Clarence Knowlee
Minnie van Bipps
Augusta
Getins
Miss Tower
Mrs. Walter
Piedmont
Clarence May
A. T. Spalding
Burnett
California
Iron Mountain
Herve
Memphis
Los Angeles
Jno
M. Miller Oats
Marlatta Gt
Kellam Brothers
Equitable
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Cornerstone OF Hospital
General Evans
Hoster
State Capitol
Spencer
Clover
Durand's Restaurants
Solitaires
J Charles W. Crankshaw
Paty
Ete Tata
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Uj. Lee Barnes
Haynes & Mellichamp
Dewelors and Importers
Rez Fie
Dahl Dehla Fe
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Bon Air
Peachtree
Griffins
Gate City Dental
Brown & Allen's
Bilver
Eaths
Wathour
Open Rangers
Su Mery
Atlanta Lumber Exchange
Empire Building
Wes Winkle Gis
Mackies
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