O M Club Entertained Then Miss Campbell Tuggle Tie
The O M Club was entertained by J Myrick Beasley at her Gordon street home with games of pit and a luncheon. First prize a hand made collar went to Miss Nettle Mills and the consolation deck of cards to Mrs William Heath. Mrs Buckner Beasley received the guest prize a rose. Also notes on the marriage of Miss Bettie Campbell to Wilmot E. Tuggis and Captain J M Wright’s wedding in Oakland City. Ends with a recital by Mrs Bessee Miller Oton and St Hilda Society meeting reminder.
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Beno. M
J Myrick Beasley
Gordon Street
Nettle Mills
Willam Heath
Buckner Beasley
Mea Hughes
Wiliam McClelland
Lilian Harris
William Heath
Arthur Mer Tin
Howard Arnold
Elmo Massengale
Mamie Parish
Misa Nettle Millis
Mary and
Caroline Howell
John L Sutton
Riley
South Carolina
A C MeHan
Mere Allison
Charles Kelley
May Archer
Mary Lou Baker
Hancock
V_E Arnold
Bessie February
Wiliam Hartman
Oton
Besse Miller Oton
Womans Club
Daughters of
Rebekah
Miz Oton
Atlanta
David Silverman
Rachmaninof
Guido Mason
Monas Waters
Miammy
Oton Sons
Rosa
de Kaven
Wynne
Senators
W . Yates
Hollaender
Misa
Kate Blatterman
Fashion's Decrees Show American Style Independence
Midwinter fashion trends indicate American women are increasingly shaping their own standards rather than copying Paris or London. While lingerie and underwear may still echo Paris, New York's gown wraps hats and artistic coats attract broad American taste, with a preference for long coats despite Paris makers' disdain for ready made centerpieces.
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Paris
Gibson
Colf Tura
Vienna
London
Metropolis
New York
Miss Ruth Sanders and Emile Roth wed at Hawkinsville
Special notice from Sanders Roth Hawkinsville Ga reports the Sunday ceremony at the bride's mother's home performed by Rev H C Sanders. The couple, joined by relatives, left soon for Europe on business. The account recalls floral decor and wedding march by Amy Hustell.
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Mrs Roth
Fleapont
Mr Roth
Local Notices and Personal Inquiries From Washington to Texas
Mr Howard in Washington cites Mrs Moores leaving for Texas after visiting Mrs Fanny Lowrey Forter. Judge Percy Adams back in the city. Rev J E Goan hosted Heart church choir at Dr J Lewis Browne’s home. Congrats to Mr and Mrs Henry DeGive on their new daughter. Mr J T Doonan travels abroad. Miss Georgia Duncan to New York next week. Mrs B Ferly Jr shows slight improvement in condition.
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Moores
Fanny Lowrey Forter
Texas
Percy Adams
J_E Goan
Acted Heart Church
J Lewis Browne
Henry DeGive
J T Doonan
Georgia Duncan
New York
B Ferly, Jr
Cooler Weather and Forecast Across the East
A cooler today with somewhat colder conditions forecast for Atlanta. Unsettled weather covers the eastern half of the map due to two low pressure areas, one near Mobile and another in northern Michigan. Precipitation has been general east of the Mississippi, with snow in Buffalo and Oswego and rain in New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery, Meridian, and Macon. The highest in Atlanta yesterday was 41 and the low 34, with a 0.22 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Atlanta
Msar
Mobile
Michigan
Buffalo
Oswego
New Orleans
Montgomery
Meridian
Macau
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Dakotas
Miennesota
Texas
Rocky Mountain District
Portland
Ore
Investigation into the Disappearance of Jewel Weaver
Dr Amos Foa, chair of the police board, orders an inquiry into the loss of Jewel Weaver daughter of Rev A B Weaver of 742 Glenn Street. The child was reported missing Tuesday evening and found by a neighbor. police record show no message about the discovery. Dr Fox claimed to have the child at his home and to have notified the police barracks, who reportedly found no record of any such message.
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Jewel Weaver
Amos Foa
Police Board
A B Weaver
Glenn Street
Hig
Halt
Fox
Ball
Salvation Army Conference In Atlanta With Southern Officers
Salvation Army soldiers will mobilize in Atlanta starting January 27 for a four day conference. Twenty three southern corps posts will be represented at Wesleyan Tabernacle meetings each evening. Colonel Halz and Major Hunter of Cleveland will be among the speakers. Captain J M Herriman will depart for Chattanooga to join Colonel Holt on a tour of northern posts.
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Salvation Army
Atlanta
Wesleyan Tabernacle
Halz
Major Hunter
Cleveland
Ohio
Salvation Soldiers
Kentucky
Tabernacle
J M Herriman
Atlanta Post
Chattanooga
Holt
Funeral of Green Roberts Held at Residence
The funeral for Green Berry Roberts, who died Wednesday, will be conducted at 10 o clock this morning from his 234 Whitehall street residence. The body will later be placed in a vault in Oakland for ten days before interment in a brick vault. Roberts, a longtime Atlanta resident since 1857, witnessed Sherman’s capture of the city and once worked for the Southern Express Company. He leaves a wife, three daughters, and a son. his death is mourned by many friends in Atlanta.
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Whitehall
Green Berry Roberts
Whitehall Street
Oakland
Roberts
Atlanta
Sherman
Southern Expres Companys
Louisville
Escambia for Roosevelt Roosevelt delegates urged at convention
The Republican county convention in Pensacola on January 7 instructed its delegates to vote for Roosevelt delegates to the national convention. Delegates from Escambia were directed to support Roosevelt at the state and national levels.
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Escambia
Roosevelt
Pensacola
Stat
Russia Moves To Pass Dardanelles
A January 7 dispatch from Constantinople to Patrie reports Russia negotiating with Turkey to allow seventy six Black Sea ships to pass the Dardanelles straits.
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Russia
Dardanelles
Parla
the Patrie
Constantinople
Hussia
Turkey
Black Sea
Dr William Calhoun Fisher Buried Today
Funeral services for Dr William Calhoun Fisher, county physician, were conducted Wednesday afternoon at his home near Bolton, Georgia, following his death. The obituary notes his leadership and service to the community.
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William Calhoun Fisher
Bolton
William C Fisher
Dr Fisher of Fulton County Dies, LA
Obituary of Dr Fisher a native of South Carolina who moved to Mitton county Georgia as a child. He practiced medicine from Bolton since 1880, served four years as county physician, was a trustee of the Medical College and past master of Bolton Masonry. His funeral and interment are set with Masonic honors.
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Len Broughton
Hollywood
Cary
Maricitta
Brand
Theo
Board of County Commissioners
Fisher
South Carolina
Mitton
Georgia
College of Eclectic Surgeons Ater
Fulton County
Bolton
The
Medical College
Georgia Association of Eclectic Medicine
Bolton Lodges
Coeur de Lion
Knights Terplar
BBC Jester Company Offer On Free Tailor Skirtings
For Monday the lllth only the BBC Jester Company will furnish high grade Tailor Skirtings absolutely free of charge, and will only charge their regular price of 8 10 for tailoring the same in first class style. New spring allor cloths in novelties homespuns meltons and worsteds regular price 1750 goods on display Friday, Saturday and Monday samples called on request.
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BBC Jester Company
Llth
Allor
Sampics
Tax on futures raises ire in Columbus council
In Columbus on January 7 traders reacted to a city tax amendment. The measure would raise broker licenses for cotton grain and other futures from 190 to 1000 per year and boost the trade tag stamp license from 75 to 500. Officials warn the license would be prohibitive and the council plans a February vote.
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Columbus Ga
Fecruary
Cotton Exchange Council
Lcense
True Bills in Fulton County Grand Jury
The Fulton county grand jury found ten true bills. Charles Jones and a manager were charged for illegal gambling at a race betting operation and other locations. James Dean faced an involuntary manslaughter bill tied to a parlor rifle incident. Will Harrig Oscar White were charged with assault to murder, plus four true bills for misdemeanor. Condolence resolutions were adopted for Dr Fisher, the late county physician.
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Fulton County
Charles Jones
James Dean
Young
Dean
Will Harrig
Oscar White
Dr Fisher
Bailiff Finds Doors Locked in Mortgaged Property Case
Harriet Meadors a negro woman faced a charge of disposing of mortgaged property after borrowing 85 from May Loan Company and mortgaging her furniture. Despite $2 paid, a $650 claim arose. Justice Bloodworth ruled guilty though bailiff saw only part of the furniture. Lawyer Crane challenged the decision as the levy was not made and the mortgage covered all.
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Bloodworths Court
Harriet Meadors
May Loan Company
Justles
Bloomworths Court
S C Crane
Justice Bloodworth
Crane
Blue and Gray in Reunion Plan Sparks Split Opinions
Boston January 7 special views of northern civil war veterans on Rev Henry Byron from New Smyrna Fla proposing a grand reunion and jubilee of union and Confederate veterans who fought in the war. Figures from GAR encampment Boston. Some leaders back the idea, others fear non cordial reception or lack of support.
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Boston
Wash
Henry Byron
New Smyrna
Fla
Byron
GARL
William L Olin
Massachusetts
Geo H Innes
Harrison Honme
Ward R Fost
Thomas R Matthews
Washington
United Country
Department
Silas A Barton
Wiss Rovelle Won't Talk In Mobile Story
Ethel Roveile is in Mobile with a claim she inherited a large sum from an aunt in Colorado. She refuses interviews with reporters, has hired two prominent lawyers to handle her case, and they advised her not to speak for publication. Her uncle was in Mobile recently but did not meet her.
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Mobile
Ethel Roveile
Colorado
Documents in Wood case kept from public view
The Senate in executive session ordered printing of testimony from the military affairs committee on the Leonard Wood confirmation investigation. Foraker’s majority views and minority views will also be printed and given to each senator. The session decided not to make the documents public. An additional executive session is set for tomorrow to consider W I Buchanan’s Panama minister nomination, which was previously confirmed before holidays but is under reconsideration.
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Senate
Washington
Military Affairs Committee
Leonard Wood
Foraker
W I Buchanan
Panama
Congress
Morgan
Luther Rosser Heads Board of Education
Luther Z Rosser was elected president of the board of education at the annual officers election held yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock in Superintendent Slate s office at Boys High school. He succeeds Hamilton Douglas who resigned to devote time to his growing business. Douglas term not expiring until 1903, expressed regret and wished success for the board. Dr L F Stephens was elected vice president to succeed Rosser. Stephens term expires in 1906. L M Landrum reelected secretary and Joseph Orme treasurer. MoM Turner named chairman of the committee on schools, ex officio board member, welcomed by President Douglas. Turner said he was honored to join. Miss Annie McCullough of the fourth ward Ivy requested leave of absence until June for health reasons. Edna Pupot to fill her place as supernumerary. Miss Alte B Mann elected a supernumerary.
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Slate
Hamilton Douglas
Board of Education
Douglas
L FP Stephens
Luther Rowser
Stephens
L M Landrum
Joseph Orme
Mom Turrer
Committee On Schools of Council
Turner
Annie McCullough
Ivy
Edna Pupot
Alte B Mann
Macon City Surveys Sewer System for New Territories
City engineer Captain T W Wilcox directs preliminary surveys for the sewer system in Huguenin Heights and Vineville Forents as Macon voters approved bond issuance totaling 340,900 in a recent election.
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Macon
T W Wilcox
Huguenin Heights
Vineville Forents
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J M Wright
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Country Life Publishers
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Deke
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Jewelers
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Charles W. Crankshaw
Gate City Dental Booys
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