Engagement of Miss Lawrence and Mr Lorton
The engagement of Miss Mary Lawrence of New York and Mr Heth Lorton of New York is announced with a wedding planned for an early date. Miss Lawrence is noted as a bright social figure, while Mr Lorton, Virginian by birth, has lived in New York fifteen years and recently in Atlanta for business. He presides over the Wednesday Cotillion Club of New York and is a leading member of the city social set.
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Monroe
Hammond
Methodist Episcopal Church
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the Majestic
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Madison
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Yow
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Birmingham
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Piedmont Avenue
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Alabama
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Washington
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Montreal
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The
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Bowling Club Entertained at Piedmont Driving Club
Yesterday morning the Friday Morning Bowling Club was entertained by Miss Frances Johnson at the Piedmont Driving Club. Refreshments followed on the veranda. The group includes Misses Roline Clarke Annise Coy Sadie Mor tis Janie Speer Maude Thomp kins Louise Black Frances Johnson and Frances Carter.
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Annise Coy
Sadie Mortis
Janie Speer
Maude Thompkins
Louise Black
Frances Carter
David Shaver
Augusta
W. A. “Camp
East Fine Street
John Murphy
Charles “Ciple
Oro
Louie Black
Frank T Moorehead
Pittsburg
George Brown
Elizabeth Herbert
Virginia
Doctor Pearce Resigns Ward Physician Post
Dr B E Pearce, fourth ward city ward physician, sent his resignation to Mayor Mims. He cited private practice demands and lack of time for the office. The fourth ward delegation will likely name his successor at the next council meeting. Pearce’s term runs until March 1903.
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B. B. Pearce
Pearce
Gelders Hotel and Restaurant Sold to Carl Witt Co
Gelders hotel at Marietta and Broad and Gelders restaurant on Marietta near Broad have passed to the Carl Witt Company. Purchase price for both properties was 10000 dollars. Incorporators are Carl Witt, B Bukofzer, and Joseph Jacobs. Capitalization 12000 dollars, with plan to raise to up to 100000 dollars. Improvements planned and modernizing to be undertaken.
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Marietta
Broad Streets
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Broad Street
Carl Witt Company
Clark
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Carl Wittt
B. Bukofzer
Joseph Jacobs
Walter W. Wisanska
Passing Throng Visits Old Town, Atlanta Nostalgia Recalled
A Passing Throng interview recalls a late night diverging to a hometown trip as an Atlantan longs for memories of old Town Line bridge and river routes. The piece mixes recollection with the scent of river road walks and carved timbers that mirror long forgotten chapters.
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Old Town
Weill
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True Armor Proper Food Defends Against Disease
An assayer and chemist in Rosita Cole Michigan extols Grape-Nuts as true armor against aging and disease. UC Wuisten reports rapid weight gain, improved digestion, and sustained energy after using the product for over a year. He praises its portability for field work and geologic expeditions and claims it keeps the stomach functioning well.
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Rosita
Cole
UC Wuisten
Town Line bridge memories spur quiet hometown reflections
A writer recalls riding beside the Town Line bridge with friends, musing on narrow escapes and the guardianship of luck, then shifts to gratitude for those who helped him in childhood. The column weaves in locals on trains, a street philosopher, Irish coronations, and travelers visiting Atlanta, noting loyalties and perceptions of England.
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Devly
Old Town Line
Haden Reports From Peoria Address Before bankers
Charlies J. Haden returned yesterday from Peoria where he delivered an address before the Illinois Bankers Association. He spoke on financial issues at the gathering and discussed regional banking concerns with members. The event highlighted current economic topics and Haden’s role as a speaker in the Illinois banking community.
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Charlies J. Haden
Peoria Ys
Ilinois Bankers’ Association
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