Moonlight Pignig Postponed and Atlanta Social Notes
Local column reports the Moonlight Pignig event postponed to next week with S A E chaperones and list of attendees. Notes travelers and visitors in Atlanta including Miss Nellie Deverey and social rounds with Miss Jessie Davenport in Athens and Mis Joan Ohl visiting relatives in Washington Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Davenport
Miss Orr
Athens
T. A. Conklin, Jr
Charlotte, N.C
Mr. Conklin
J. Amelia Mattson
Frank Myers
Asheville
My Robinson
Joan Ohl
Washington, Ga
Miss Deverey Hosts Evening Tea at Clairmont
Miss Nellie Deverey entertains a small group informally at tea this evening at Clairmont the summer home of Mrs. Robert Ridley. Guests include Misses Horkens Herne Thomas Moore Williford and others. Social items note various visits, returns, and travels of local residents with mentions of Athens Lithia Springs Elberton and Washington scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis Deverey
Nellie Deverey
Clairmont
Robert Ridley
Misa Horkens
Herne
Mary Thomas
Bessie Moore
Sallie May Bagley
Joale Les Williford
John Thomas
Joseph Nutting
Hoyt
Torrence
Whaton Moore
Goldmith
J. J. Goodram
Gertrude
Cora McCabe
Miss Green
Washington
Thomas Lumpkin
W. A. Pope
E. Pope
Myrtle
F. B. Hinton
Athens
Ale
Ruby Hall
Lithia
M. Green
Danville
P. L. Mynatt
Washington Street
Kate Pickett
Warm Springs
Clelia Dowman
Oatford
Mary Singleton
R. Cook
Washington, Ga
Hugh Harper
Nashville
Augusta
Robert H. Atkins
New York
Early space applications pour into Southern Interstate fair
An early application for space at the Southern Interstate fair was filed yesterday with Secretary Martin. A. B. Worden of Ulysses Pennsylvania seeks multiple cattle herds for display and has previously won prizes at the event. The office notes this as the earliest recorded demand, signaling a possible rush and a strong forthcoming exhibition in the cattle division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Martin
A. 8. Worden
Ulysses
Hospital for Incurables Needs Immediate Funds
The Hospital for Incurables faces serious financial trouble and can only admit ten patients though eighty two applicants seek care. Aimed at creating a permanent fund, the board plans to enlist eight hundred supporters who would pledge nineteen cents weekly. The institution has long served the poor, and supporters hope to expand its work soon.
Death of Mrs McWaters in Atlanta
Mrs I M McWaters born 1817 died yesterday at 9 Connally Street Atlanta aged 84 widow of A H McWaters Newton County. She was member of St Pauls church and mother of nine children five living R S McWaters RR McWaters G S McWaters Mrs W C McDade and Mrs G S Standard. Funeral from Connally Street home with interment at Oakland. services by Rev W A and Rev H L Samora. Grandsons served as pallbearers.
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McWaters
I. 5. McWaters
Atlanta
R. S. McWaters
Contally Street
A. H. McWaters
Newton County
St. Paul's Church
R. &. McWaters
Reunion of Thirtieth Georgia Veterans at Forest Station
Thousands attend the Thirtieth Georgia reunion at Forest Station in Clayton County with 75 to 80 veterans from the regiment and guests from the Tenth Georgia. President R S Ozburn is re elected, secretary H Adamson re elected, and a history committee seeks more time to finish its work. Speakers include Governor Candler and General Clement Evans. A large basket dinner ends a day of recitations songs and stories of the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
R. S. Ozburn
H. (. Adamaun
Adamson
Ozburn
Griffin
Candler
Clement A. Evans
Jodine W. L. Calhoun
David I. Bailey
B. F. Dodson
Clayton County
Can- Yer
South
Pauline Osborn
Willie Hate
Courtland Winn in Race for Atlanta Council Ward Two
Prominent Atlanta attorney Courtland Winn announces candidacy for city council from the second ward subject to the primary. He pledges to serve city interests independently of corporate influence and supports broad competition in street railways and electric lighting with fair treatment for all utilities. He cites tax and charter changes to ensure just compensation for city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Courtland
Winn
Mr. Winn
Rie Oe
Raraio
Out of town votes shape Buffalo trip contest fate
In Atlanta local readers send in a flood of coupons as heat wanes, boosting out of town influence on who wins the Buffalo trip. A distant donor in eastern Georgia mails large coupon bundles from half the state's subscriptions, while labor, police, and military backers add weight. Canvassing spans homes and offices, with a girl delivering coupons to major buildings and sales groups. Interest rises across all three contests as the outing nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Office
Buffalo
Atlanta
Georgia
Equitable
Prudential
The
Constitution
Conterta
Death at Soldiers' Home Claims Mendall Levy
Mendall Levy, a veteran active in advocating the home’s opening, became the first veteran to die there. A Polish-born but American-spirited supporter of the Stars and Bars, he passed away yesterday morning at age 73. The funeral was held at 3:30 PM yesterday and he was buried in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendall Levy
Pole
Stars and Barn
Oakland
Tailor Saloway Charged With Wife Beating
Call Officers Fleming and Whson arrested M Saloway a Jenkins Street tailor last night on a wife beating charge after cries from his home. Neighbors plan to testify to mistreatment while Saloway and his wife deny the charge. a disorderly conduct docket entry followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Saloway
At &l
Jenkins Street
Fleming
Whson
Saloway House
Saloway
Poison and bowel care in old medical ad copy
An antiquated patent medicine blurb touts “Dr. King’s New Life Pills” as a gentle remedy for constipation and fevers. It claims putrefying food in the intestines mimics arsenic effects, while the pills supposedly expel toxins and lagging bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bood
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Josie Lee Withtown
Julian Perdue
Vernon Willford
Mas Andrews
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G. H Glenn
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