Open Season at Atlanta Country Club Society Events
The Piedmont Driving Club in Atlanta hosts a grand season opener with a large afternoon crowd in summer attire. Guests mingle in the New York building, enjoy iced punch and a Wurm orchestra, then supper and an informal cotillion follow. Notables and families attend, with plans for future social events and a church organ fund recital announced.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta
New York
Wurm
Edward Peters
Milton Dargan
Wilmer Moore
Ben Hill
James D Robinson
Marion Jackson
Sam Evans
Boykin Hobinson
Archibald Davis
LD T. Quinby
Edward Inman
Fulton Colville
Cuyler Smith
R. F. Maddox
Chapin
William P. Hill
George Parrott
Willis Ragan
Police Picnic a Success at Lithia Springs
The Police Relief Association held a sunny excursion yesterday at Lithia Springs. Seventeen coaches carried picnickers from the depot to the event with no incidents. Ticket sales will realize several hundred dollars for the association.
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Police Relief Association
Lithia Springs
Cripple Man in Custody After Street Drunkenness
A man later named A D Olson was arrested for drunkenness and placed in a prison corridor overnight as police ruled him too intoxicated to navigate his wheelchair. The report notes no charges were docketed and closes with an unsolicited promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Olson
Gage
Real estate sales boost by Dr Wilson with two cottages sold
Dr N L Wilson conducted all day auctions on Stewart avenue and Marietta street, selling cottages for 1273 and 1470 dollars. He reported strong attendance and bidding, signaling robust real estate demand in Atlanta. The article also notes a future reception by the Board of City Missions for Industrial School teachers at First Methodist Church on May 10 from 4 to 6 PM led by Mrs R P Milam.
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Lily Logan Aiken
Charles Hudson Edge
Houston
Tex
Robert M. Aiken
W. B. Stradley
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H. B. Blakely
Associate
Reform Presbyterian Church
Rosale Lambert
George Hkeller
Athens
America
Atlanta
West Point
Pointa
N. L. Wilson
Stewart Avenue
Marietta Street
Wilson
Jones Avenue
Board of City Missions
First Methodiat Church
Home Mission Specieties
R. P. Milam
Thos. H. Northen
Walker Dunson Northen
Dunson
Equitable
Northen & Dunson
Ball Telephone
Peachtree
West Peachtree
Piedmont Avenue
North Avenue
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Kimball Street
Brookwood
Peachtree Street
Northen & Dawson
Bell Telephone
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Inman Park
McCandress
Alabama Street
Foster
Inman Building & Acres
Hapeville
Jones
W. A. Foster
Inman
Ee Weyman & Connors
E. H. S. McCandless
Alabama Streets
W. PB. Davis
Temple Court
Barker & Holleman
Gould Building
Tulman
Tlm
Equitable Idan
Woney
O Singer, Jr
Whitehall Street
Emmons
Stanford Ph He
Suggestion for summer outing points along Wisconsin Central line
Address Jas C Pond, General Passenger Agent, Wisconsin Central Ry, Milwaukee to obtain illustrated booklets on Illinois and Wisconsin resorts along the line. Booklets describe hotel accommodations and ample fishing boating facilities along the popular thoroughfare.
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Jas
C. Pond
Wisconsin Central Ry
Milwaukee
Wis
Hlinois
Wisconsin
Peters elected president of Piedmont Driving Club at meeting
C Peters won the clubs presidency with 85 votes to Maddox 62 as Milton Dargan became vice president unopposed. Directors elected were Joseph Orme Alex King Henry B Tompkins Carroll Payne and James McKeldin. More than 800 members attended and paid tribute to the late Clarence Knowles with resolutions praising his service and character.
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C. Peters
Piedmont Driving Club
Clarence Knowles
New York
Peters
Maadox
Milton Dargan
Joseph Orme
Alex King
Henry B Tompkins
Carroll Payne
James McKeldin
Robert F. Maddox
B. C. Peters
T B Neal
Alex E King
J R McKeldin
Frst
Pensacola
Fifo
Columbus
Fira
Hind
South
Knowles
Atlanta
Tis Business
Southeastern Tarif Association
State of
Georgia
Fulton County
Jadien
Ita
Frien
Macon Awaits The Opinion On Annexation Case
Macon Ga May 8 Special The city is anxious to know the outcome of the annexation case before the supreme court. An opinion expected by Friday could trigger an active annexation campaign and a possible election if Judge Felton’s decision is reversed. Annexation would add about 20000 people by bringing in suburbs and outsiders.
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Macon
Supreme Court
Felton
Don’t Give Up the Ship Promised Relief Ad
Mrs Dora Lesley of Booth Whitley Indiana describes lengthy illness with numb spirits pains and head pain. After years of suffering she recovered after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The ad claims the product is sold at drug stores with a positive guarantee and offers free advice and booklet from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Dora Lesley
Booth Whitley
Ind
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkbart
Metropolis Hotel Empire ad on page ten draws interest
A reference notes an advertisement for the Hotel Empire appearing on page ten of the Metropolis edition. The brief mentions the ad may attract readers looking for lodging or information about the hotel.
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Metropolis
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