Social Roundups Across Georgia From Americus to Dalton
A week of society events highlights the social season with numerous tea, dances, and guest visits. Americus hosts a German dance at the Americus Club with sprightly attendees. Guests include Miss Fogle of Salon North Carolina and Miss Graves of Cleveland Ohio. Many locals and visitors circulate among Dawson Albany Rome and Perry, with trips to Paris planned for Bela Hill. Anistion and Cartersville note various gatherings, weddings, and receptions featuring prominent families, clubs, and church groups, while Dalton hosts a masquerade party and Barnesville recounts a pastor anniversary and social clubs’ meetings.
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Americus
Americus Club
H. T.’ Davenport
Guasia Grimes
Athena
Mize Martin
Cuthbert
Nettie Lockett
Forrest Street
F. A. Emmerman
Dawson
Mina Gente Grover
Florida
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Thomas Harrild
N. W. E. Long
Hartsboro
Ala
Dent
Eufaula
Lula DeVore
Columbus
Am Americus
John T. Argo
BE L Davis
Chattanooga
Callie Windsor
John Windsor
Lizzie
Mattie Wilkerson
Montgomery
Scarborough
John R. Shaw
Atlanta
Shaw
Brawner
Griffin
Thomasville
Miss Wheatley
College Street
R. J. Perry
Isom R. Cain
Tla
Americas
Miss Respass
Thomaston
Pulaski L. Holt
E. E. Sheffield
Albany
W. W. Bacon
Hatye
Misa Bela Hill
New York
Paris
Miss Hill
France
Anniston
Ula
Hebrew Society
Pearl Skearne
Ma Mee i
Tebbetts
Macon
Misa
Lily ‘McMillan
Eloise Noble
Hadega County
Noyes
Selma
H. B. Rudisii
Star Alexander
M. My Bishops
Talladega
H. G. ‘Darrow
Maybell Darrow
Minneapolis
J. Finch
Euchre Club
Edward Marshall
BR. OB. Stickney, Jr
Ener Otey Anderson
FE. W. Fardyce
Duke
Kate Sprowll
Rome
W. L. Graves
Cedars
R. J. Robinson
Henry Robinson
J. A. Cheney
Mary Agée
Mise
Annie Stevenson
Jackod
Halsa
Alison
Alison Reynolds
Cartersville
Ines Ida
Olive Reynolds
S. A. Smith
Prattville
O. M. Reynolds
Nisa Gable Forbes
Mobile
E. Forbes
J. Mettman
Baltimore
R. G. Harker
Heilman
Nell Ang Allie Joseph
Trine Hand
Pelham
Joseph
Strauss
Florence Strauss
Nellie Lewin
KE. P. Wood
E. W. Wood
Upper
Second Avenue
Charles Pearce
Ellie May Biddell
Miss Stephens
Galveston
Texas
Mary Martin
Young
W. ©. Bradley
F. B. Gordon
J. J. Orr. White
Atv
Vassar Wooley
Mannie Raines
J. W. Murphey
Annie Ray Bell
May Bell
Mra. T. ‘Tu. Butts
Rose Him
Dallas
Mamie Court
Misa Shippy
Redd
Herschel V. Johnston
Paul BR. Trammel
Ent McAfee
C. J. Jones
Harriman, Tern
Social whirl fills Fort Valley and Griffin week
Local society notes record several social events across Griffin and Fort Valley. Frequent gatherings feature family reunions, birthday parties, and euchre nights hosted by Mrs. Will Searcy and Mrs. Belle. Names such as Miss Jamia Frederick, Miss Pearl Everett, Mrs. J. D. Boyd, Miss Theo Tinsley, and Miss Nelle Hyan appear among attendees and organizers, with brides and visitors from nearby towns noted. A morning wedding at Nativity Church links Miss Nelle Hyan and William J. Wallace, followed by a New Orleans honeymoon plans.
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Bers
Columbus
Willie Winkie
Shelby Compton
Mr. Wood
Emimie Burrus
Gunby Jordan
Kipling
Grittin
Browne
Mary Wells
Society of Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian
Morty
H. R. Goethlus
Kalamazoo
Miss Russell
Euchre
Hays
Thomasville
Bilty Stuart
Bennie Fontaine
Menora
John Court
Frank Lumpkin
Sarah Alexander
Mitchell
C. E. Porter
J. H. Chanpell
India
Kathering Frame
North Carolina
Ofr
J. Lincner
Jamia Frederick
Marshallsville
Pearl Everett
J. G. Chapman
A. W. Verner
John B. Gordon
Claude
Frank Jr
General Gordon
Kirkwood
Vinson
Georgia Lewis
Lewis
Montezuma
Jarrick
J. Brown
A. W Murray
Lela Houser
Atlanta
Parmalee Cheeves
Gainesville
Fort Valley
M. Glass
Griffin Society
T. J. White
H. H. Drake
Walter Iis
W. H
Thomes Nall
Charles Patterson
Flemming Barley
R. H. Drake
J. W. McWilliams
Walter Ellis
A. H. Birdsee
J. M. Mills
Advic Anthony
Coring
Rebecca Nall
Telegramm
Whea Youssey
Macon
Jeane Richards
Merritt Murphy
John Wardle
Ward
Nats
Maud Johnson
Maude Mills
J. H. Kenry
J.D,. Boyd
J. B. Mills
J. J Wolfe
WC. Beck
J. A. Stewart
J. J. Manghem
Loyd Cleveland
Jones
JM. Pounds
J. H. Cresry
T. J. Brooks
Walter Elias
Key Howard
Annie Kimbrough
Mary Banks Mills
Luck Heck
Janie Brawner
Gertrude Hammond
Besele Clark Brawner
Mary Martin Mills
Malle White
Maud Hammond
Jackonia Mills
Fiorine Jeane Richards
Miss Richards
Theo Tinsley
Lucy Heck
Carder Richards
Corine
Hosalyn
Evelyn Reid
Florence Reid
Texas
Catherine Smith
Talbotton
Hattie Head
Highballs
Hattiehead
Griffin
Emmie
Paul Flint
Flint
Belle
Roselyn
Evelyn Heid
Lroy Beck
Ernest Carlisle
Will Savon
James Mut
Cay Hale
Aaron Jason Burr
Burr
J. M. Thomas
Douglas Boyd
Thigpen
Abs. E
Richards
Newnan
E. Gresham
Florence Ie Ham
Forsth
Tessie Powell
Katie
Florence Doe
Irene Dawson
W. R. Scott
J. J. Mangham
Joseph D. Boyd
J. C. Brooks
L. W. Goddard
Janie
Pessie Brawner
Roswell DL. Brake
Martha
Jackson D. Smith
Barnesville
Julius W Gresham
Nelle ¥. Hyan
Wiliam J. Wallace
Church of Nativity
Messre
R. D. Eckeberger
J. M. Kirkpatrick
Mary Howard Matthews
Sallie C. Jones
Diamonds and Jewelry Investment Claims by Crankshaw
An advertisement asserts diamonds do not deteriorate or lose value and promise immediate delivery. It urges buying diamonds to ensure value for money and quality, attributing the claim to W. Crankshaw.
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W. Crankshaw
Visits and family notices fill Fort Valley page
Local social notes document visits among residents of Fort Valley and nearby towns. People travel to Atlanta, Rome, Summerville, and Savannah for visits and events, with several illnesses, recoveries, and anniversaries mentioned. A mix of relatives and friends from Georgia communities are listed with several small gatherings and social engagements.
Fire causes drop in 1899 due to gas stoves
Chief Joyner reports 1899 fires from chimney sparks and defective flues fell by thirty five compared with 1898. He attributes the decline to increased use of gas stoves which require no flue and emit no sparks, reducing fire danger.
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Joyner
Executor's Sale of Valuable Land in Fulton County Georgia
Executors offer a mixed real estate and farm equipment sale in Fulton County Georgia including DeKalb county tracts fronting Shallowford road and Ashby, a framed double on McDonough road, farm tools and three Jersey cows. Sale follows mortgage default under Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association power of sale with terms cash one third in hand and balance in six and twelve months.
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Fulton County
Robert Winship
Dehalb County
DeKalb
Colley Place
Shallowford Road
Mayson
Mil
Seaboard
Deri Tur
W. J. Houston
Ashby Islest
Wong Morris
Grape Street
Pric
Lance
C. R. Winship
Woodraff
H. L. Wilson
Alabama Stre
Georgia
John Comer
Catherine Comer
Fulton
State of Georgia
IMM
Southern Mutual Burning and Loan Association of
Atlanta
Alton County
Julio
Salt Jono
Superior Court
Roby Robinson
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association
A. O'Byrne
Ublin
Patton County
Lowit
Church's Alley
Emma Et
Emma Prreet
Thomas's Alley
Charles
Porter
Lee's Alley
Southern Mutual Buildin Taan Association of
Atlanta, Ga
James A. Anderson
M.A. Coeat Ae Revelvers
Southern Mutual Build Loan Association of
Atlanta_ Ga
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Albany, GA
W. B. Willingham
B. T. Willingham
College Park
Albans
Tifton
Oscar Price
Terrel
Tex
T. Philpst
Annie Fields
Pearl Sterne
J. R. Whitehead
Maud Gilbert
Willam H. Gibert
James M. Bift
Cr. W. Arnold
Frank Sheffield
America
Georgia ‘Wilson
A. Elect
Ravenhand
Acworth
Misa Ella Smith
Decatur
R. No“Holland
M. R. Lyon
Kate Kilby
Martevra
W. A. Chandwell
Airs
J. H. Stroud
Mogart Symphony Club
Smith Lemon Institute
John Bently
May Lemon
Agnes Scott
J. Brittain
Baptist Church
Brittain
Pator
Walter 8. Smith
Kate Sil- van Armold
Washington, Ga
W. H Brittain
C. M. Brittain
Hamilton and Molena
Eugene C. Brittain
Mercer College
F. R. Graves
Erle D. Murphey
James M. McDonald
Sallie Harris
Cathhearl Davis
Eva Harris
Witzgerall
J . B. Veal
Swift Packing Company
Kansas City
Will C. Stafford
Gordon Institute
Lyslan
Neaman
Eunomian
Asnaalan
C. E. Lambdin
Earnest Worker
George J. Glreath
Episcopal Church
J. T. Corley
Mary Munford
Indianapolis
W. M. Trippe
Sallie Hagan
Atlana
Julia Jones
Bowling Green
Myra Purse
É. M. Hightower
High Shoals
Mayme Hudgins
Anne Best
Casaville
Lula Merrell
Cedartown
J. A. Monfort
Kate Crouch
Marietta
J. J. Trippe
da Benfey
Opera House
Paulyne Collins
Annie Milner
L. Satterfield
Annie
Ruby
EL Matthews
Livingston
Columbus, GA
Wong Cllow
Alexander
Mr Drake
Warner
F. B. Berlven
Dozier Pou
St Elms Circle
Mrs. Lancers
M Gilbert
Broad Stret
Berta Peacock
Wynton
C. 4
Smith
Episcopal Guild
M . James Kyle
Cedartown, GA
Ann Vend
Caasle Iere
E ' Honseal
Maria Brumby
Martha Adams
Kate Thomason
Nora Morton
Aianta
Jula Dean
Gussie Sonseal
C. Vann Wood
Cossle_Honseal
F. 5
Hunter Harris
H. N. Vanwander
Estelle Calhoun
Gilbert
Carrollton, GA
John Q. Stockey
Belle Harris
Ir. Stockley
Bradley- Stockly Company
Miss Harris
Sampson W. Harris
Coweta
James A. Sewell
LaGrange
West Point
W. C. Hodnett
Newman
Robert Hawkins
J.C. Bass
Misa Boy
Luan Pari
Emma Meadee
Oiis
Gillian Carter
Grace
J. W. Huddleston
Terpsichore
Huddleston
Jake Stern
D. G. Stern
N. W. Roberts
Crokinole
George B. Davis
Marie Francie Blandford
Faben Adams
Texasville
Misa van Houten
Henry R. Shorter
J Melatives
Clayton
EK. P. Blair
Shellman
W. J. Grubbs
Brewton
Alex McKay
Annie Blair
Spring Ho
W. J. Moffatt
Barbara Schmealing
Jessie Hixon
Perole
J. M.edmonton
Joseph Bray
St. Louis
J. W. Mercer
Georgetown
Kate Rodgers
Brantley
Kansas Beaseley
Louisville
J. R. Ellis
Georgia Side
Henry Bloom
Hattie Stevens
Mattie Massey
Martha Sted
Marie Francis Blandford
Griffin, GA
Huntsville
Miss Cora
Lee Scroggs
Wesleyan
Hitchall
By x
Will M Lee
Dalton
Eugenia Bittin
Maregle Shumate
Aleeelly Bitting
Summerville
H. Steel
Ibve
Ethel Snow
Eppes
Oae
Stuart Marshall
Wee
J. C. Biv
Willie Puckett
Sarah Frances Barnes
Savannah
A. H. Shaver
Oiss
Mary ‘McWilliams
Greenbush
Lee Mo
Yale
Butner
Rackson
McCarty
J. K. Sams
R. M. Jennings
Card Club
J.T. Gilbert
Okark
Ola Mabry
R. EB
Constitution
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Standard Printing Ink Co Cincinmati
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