Social items from Mamlet NC visitors return home
Mire I H Thompson and daughter Ellenor Stone Thompson of Mamlet NC return after two weeks in the city with relatives and friends. Mrs Emily Carter Divine, guest of Mrs Spencer A At incon, leaves Tuesday to visit her daughter and son. Mrs Mabén in Birmingham and Mrs Divine plan to return to Atlanta later. Mr and Mrs S H Dansen back home after holidays in the city. William Moktenxie returns to college after holidays. Mrs William Shatenberper tet phureday to Camden.
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Emily Carter Divine
Spencer A. Atincon
Mra
William Moktenxie
Social notes from Atlanta and surrounding towns
Shallenberss holiday plans in Georgia appear, while Dr and Mrs Daniel Heene Davis of Sprion South Carolina spend a few days in Atlanta. Mrs J D Rauchenberg recovers from appendicitis and Mrs Wiliam Gilmore Simms visits her mother. Mr and Mrs John W Elkins announce the birth of Martha Wilhelmina, daughter of Mrs Elkins, daughter of late Gov Miles McSweeney. Nellie Phiniay of Athens visits Miss Louise Broyles next week.
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Daniel Heene Davis
Sprion
S.C
Finaire
Bird
Charles Northen
East
John W Elkins
Martha Wilhelmina
Elkins
Miles McSweeney
South Carolina
Elkina
Atlanta
Nellie Phiniay
Athens
Louise Broyles
High School Girl Keeps Her Wedding Secret Five Days
Mise Clare Young and John H Harrion wed at 210 St Charles Avenue by Rev L Harton last Sunday but kept silent. Young, a Girls High School student, returned to class after marriage to avoid arousing suspicion until formal notice appeared Friday by Mrs Walter Heenan, sister of the bride. Mrs Keenan and her sister are former Columba residents.
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Mise Clare
Young
John H. Harrion
L. 5. Harton
St Charles Avenue
Mise Young
Barton
Miss Young
Walter Heenan
Keenan
Columbia
5. C
Charlotte Wedding Postponed by Thieves in Atlanta Station
W 5B Blackwell of Selma Alabama traveling to Charlotte to marry last night had his engagement ring, gold watch and suitcases stolen at Atlanta Terminal station. He postponed the wedding and remained at the Kimball House awaiting arrival of his bride.
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Blackwell
St. of Selma
Ala
Terminal Station
Charlotte
N.C
Atlanta
Kimball House
Griffin Complimented for Splendid Record
Dr Griffin a city passenger and fresh agent of the Southern Pacific received a welcome announcement from railroad headquarters noting his record as the best Southern representative for California business. He recruited hundreds of Georgians to the exposition during San Francisco’s celebration, with heavy travel from Atlanta to the Pacific coast via West Point Louisville and Nashville and Southern Pacific lines. The railroad plans a special excursion to the Pacific coast next month for successful agents, hosted by management. Griffin has a vacation approved for the trip and directions for the itinerary are not yet fixed, though Chicago is likely to be the starting point.
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Dr Griffin
Southern Pacific
California
Griffin
San Francisco
Atlanta
Pacific Coast
West Point
Louisville
Nashville
Gafin
Chicago
Dr Rudisail Reenters Dentistry After Real Estate Career
After a three year stint in real estate, Dr Rudisail resumes dentistry in Atlanta. He has opened offices in the Grand Opera House building and is noted as captain of the Governors Horace Guard, a leading Atlanta military group, drawing interest from many friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudisail
Atlan
Grand Opera House
Horace Guard
Atlanta
Sunday School Aims for Record Attendance at Central Presbyterian
Superintendent John J Eagan and church officers urge a large turnout for Sunday service at Central Presbyterian Sabbath school. On January 2 the first Sunday of the year a record attendance of EB pupils was set, the largest ever for the first Sunday in the church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Eagan
Central Presbyterian Church Sabbath School
Parole Board in Session Reviews Record Applications
The parole board at the federal prison is handling a large docket with 190 parole applications, one of the biggest in its history. The session will take at least two days to complete and verdicts will be known only after decisions are sent to Washington.
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Federal Prison
Washington
Miss Lillie Stillwell Named Piedmont Cashier
Miss Lillie Stillwell formerly cashier at the Hermitage hotel in Nashville has accepted a similar post with the Piedmont in this city. A native of Elberton she arrived in Atlanta yesterday to assume her new duties.
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Lillie Stillwell
Hermitage
Nashville
Piedmont
Stilwell
Elberton
Atlanta
Perry Home Burns in Perry Georgia
A residence in Perry Georgia was destroyed by fire on a Wednesday afternoon. The structure valued around 1500 dollars with 600 dollars insurance on the dwelling and 100 dollars on the furniture. Few pieces of furniture were saved from the blaze.
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Perry
Stubl
Year Round Ice Rink Proposed for Atlanta
The Atlanta Brewing and Ice company plans a $100,000 year round ice rink at Harris and Courtland streets. If approved, it would be the first permanent all season rink in America, modeled after New York’s St Nicholas and Hippodrome, with installation taking two months.
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Berlin
Paris
Atlanta Brewing and Ice Company
Harris and
Courtland Streets
America
Claude L. Ashtey
Albert Steiner
Broadway
New York
Atlanta
St. Nicholas and Hippodrome
Ite
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Mrs. S. H. Dansen
City
William Shatenberper Tet "Phureday
Camden
J. M. High
Jonny
Shallenberss
Jande
Mening
Atantara
Geor
Kensie
Polidays
Arending
Aare
Coleman
Marlborough
James N. Goddard
Msall Rides Club
Druid Hills
Misa
Clary
Jacksonville
Wise
St Augustine
R. Orme Campbell
RO Campbell
Port Deposit
J. D. Rauchenberg
J. Edgar Humnicutt
Capital Cley Club
William H. Kiser, Jr
Theodore Wieux
Portland
Gre
Wars. M. I
Parole Board
Perry Home Burns
Niagara Falls
N. v
Fred S. Stewart CO
Whitehall
The
Constitution
Taft Hall
Betty Wilson
George Peabody College
Taft
Hall
Betty
Wilson
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