Pleasant Society Notes Travel Across Georgia and Nearby States
A long list of social visitors and hostesses across Georgia and Alabama is chronicled. Residents from Augusta, Decatur, LaGrange, Quitman, Eatonton, and other towns host and visit relatives and friends in nearby cities, with numerous trips to Nashville, Birmingham, Atlanta, New Orleans, and Memphis noted alongside house parties, dances, and revivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Decaturs
Ala
Kate Walker
Huntsville
Hallie Barton
New Orleans
H. B. Scott
J. A. Gambille
Shelbyville
Tenn
E. L. Broadway
Louisville
J. T. Vickers
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lutie Almen
Tuscumbia
Daisy Wangenby
Fayetteville
Birmingham
J. R. Thomas
Pulaski
Robert Lipscomb
Denver
Colo
Annie J. Sugars
Athens
Bell Sanford
Blair
C. L. Odom
Tennessee
Annie Lou Spight
Middle Tennessee
Prosser
Edith Badge
W. B. Badge
St. Louis
Elizabeth Price
Nashville
A. J. Deweese
Viswifi Atae Penicck
Wetumka
Mae Penick
Wetu
Bessie Vaughn
Quitman
Thomas Davis
Helen Felder
Hawkinsville
Virginia
Walter Hunter
New York
Edna Earl Goulden
Sarah
Cornelia Palestin
Nannie McCall
Clyde A
Thomasy
Pie Ie Sar
Joseph M
Neil Jeave
Otis Bell
Ocia Hikine
Thomasville
Ed Young
Edna
Catherine Cain
Atlanta
Summerville
Joseph F. Johnston
W. T. Earrs
William Hodge Samford
Shaps Pard Dowdell
Montgome
Eprint
Lavinia Dowdell
New Rorme
Crawford Dowdell
Talladega
L. Dowdell
John K. Watkins
Bon” Aqua Springs
Th Springs
Iikans
Illamson
Walter Swarr
Midland
Robert Carter
Itheerbeide
T.F. Wiman
Ounky Lo
Iiiam Turner
News Ga
el Ipata
Stes
L. M. Trawick
Brooklyn Navy Yi
Strand
J. J. Douglas Farey
C. Fark
Robert" Clower
T. H. S Clemere
Orrin Brown
Poccet Club
Erhoon
Ma _ Elline
Maude
Graham
Hattie
B. Parnes
Avene
A. Tainea
Directors of T P T A Will Meet Saturday
The state board of directors of the Travelers' Protective Association will meet Saturday night at o'clock in the office of Secretary J. H. Andrews in the Austell building. Matters of care etal importance will be considered. On the night of August 41 Post B of Atlanta will hold a grand rally inviting wholesale merchants, produce dealers, city salesmen and all interested in mercantile business. Speech making and refreshments are part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Protective Association
J. H. Andrewa
Austell
Post B
Atlanta
Railroads Carry Big Tax Case to Supreme Court
Chief Justice Fish signs writ of error for Central of Georgia and Georgia railroads. They challenge back taxes on 15,000 Western of Alabama stock shares arguing due process. The outcome could affect nearly a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Central of Georgia
Georgia
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Judge Kyle Withdraws From The Race
Special to The Georgian Decatur Ala August news item notes that Judge Kyle, a former U S judge in the Panama canal zone, has withdrawn from a race for the state legislature. No reasons given yet. expected clarification in local weekly papers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
Kyle
United States
Panama Canal
Sone
Missouri River threat may redraw Senate seats
Private Leased Wire from Yankton notes the Missouri River may abandon its current course and reoccupy an old channel. If water shifts east and then reclaims the old bed, Yankton could lie on the Nebraska side. Nebraska could gain another senator while Senator Gamble of South Dakota risks retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Missouri
Nebraska
Gamble
South Dakota
Five Million Increase in Mill Property in Three SC Counties
The state board of equalisation in Columbia raised the value of cotton mill property in South Carolina to about 46 million dollars, up from 41 million last year. The increase is concentrated in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson counties with large gains reported in the three mill hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
D. C
State Board of Equalisation
Columbia
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Anderson
Voted Down Bicycle Ordinance in Columbus Council
A strong fight at the August meeting in Columbus resulted in defeat of Alderman Kirven s bicycle sidewalk ordinance. Other Georgia items include Carrollton property digest showing a 1 402 606 rise to 5 695 605, a Hoke Smith campaign rally in Bainbridge on August 15, hail damage to crops, the DeKalb Sunday School Association 48th session at Clarkston, the Wrightsville Lovett hotel fire with insured furniture and building coverage, and a Georgia Industrial Home day of prayer planned for the second Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kirven
Carrollton
Hoke Smith
Gvent
Bainbridge
Decatur Coopy Hokean Club
Mr. Smith
Clarkston
Lovett Hotel
Wrightsville
Macon
Georgia Industrial Home
Registration Small Books Close Aug 11
Fulton county total registration up to Thursday reached 10 783 with daily averages near 100. Officials expect most names to be entered but note a large portion of the population has not yet registered, while many who did may be unable to provide complete information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Wife to Several Women in Brooklyn Divorce Case
Private Leased Wire reports Halsey Corwin son of Brooklyn’s former city comptroller faces a unfolding matrimonial saga with Roberta G. Corwin. The wife sues for divorce alleging improper relations with several unnamed women and notes an arresting incident when she reported jewelry theft of a $50,000 collection after a July 1 argument. Police were notified of the alleged robbery and the husband’s withdrawal of his own divorce suit followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Halsey Corwin
Brooklyn
Roberta G. Corwin
Morrin Menges
Sheepshead Bay
Plano Company Seeks New Rates in Mississippi Rail Plans
Aug 1 Misa. The National Piano Manufacturers Association has applied to the Mississippi railroad commission for an ear premulgating and second class rates within this state. The association cites a new relation but notes Plano manufacturers have not secured major use rates in the Southern territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Misa
National Piano Manufacturers’ Association
Mississippi Railroad
Three Bio Features at the Casino Next Week
The Casino presents three bio features plus a strong vaudeville bill. Algerian artist Abdhi Kader, known for a lightning air act, headlines with his three wives alongside, following a famed run in New York. The act promises to be the season’s standout attraction in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- Abd Hi Kader
Hammerstein
New York
Tod
Atlanta
Friend of Cleveland 18 Given Nomination
Huntington West Virginia August 3 The Democratic nominating convention for the Fifth district met in the city and nominated Hon Joseph Miller of Kenova commissioner of internal revenue under Grover Cleveland a close personal friend of the ex president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Fifth Congress District
West Virginia
Joseph Miller
Kenova
Internal Revenue
Grover Cleveland
Bill Taft Favored In Old Kentucky
Washington August 3 J W McCullough of Owenboro Ky a well known ble whinky dlatiliers of the Hiue Grass State is at the New Wizard and says he believes the sentiment in Kentucky favors Bill Taft for president over any other candidate including Senator Jones or Secretary Knox his belief rests on a popular favorite in the state undisturbed by recent events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. McCulloch
Owenaboro
Mays
Kentucky
Ene
Bern
Auction sale ties governor vote to prize drawing
A suspicious auction scheme offers attendees a ballot for Clark Howell or Hoke Smith at a sale on West Hunter Street. Participants may win a five room house or $10 based on guessing the leading candidate’s majority. The event, run by James L. Logan and B. Turman & Co, promises a big dep ress for houses in the area and notes a nearby car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Logan
B. Turman & Co
West Hunter Street
Ashbby Street
Clark Howell
Hoke Smith
Hause
Tenesseerie
Jm Roault
Ktianbar
Ful
Embassy Mourns Death of Clerk
London August 8 The American embassy mourns the death of Charles Hobson who served over twenty five years under esteemed officials including Choate and others at the embassy He was regarded as a trusted friend by many statesmen and officials mentioned in the accounts
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Cable
London
Charles Hobson
Od Ie Choate
St.Pamenana
Mississippi Case Appealed to U S Court
Jackson Aug 3 Appeal record in the Pontotoc injunction case Mississippi Railroad Commission versus Mobile Jackson and Kansas City has been forwarded to Washington after a Supreme Court term decision It may take two years for final settlement while acts of Brindamoor jailbreaker and others are described and new acts promised by performers including Johnnie Johneen Hob Marty Eddie Mack and Dockray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Misa
Pontotoc
Mischesippi Railroad Commission
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City
Supreme Court
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Johnnie Johneen
Hob Marty
Chip and Marble Company
Eddie Mack
Wa Dockray
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Jessie Kinman
Hephzibah
Millen
Archer
Indian Spring
W. A. Thomas
Mary Lou
Knoxville
Kate Arnette
James Solomon
Mattie Brown
Nona Cullom
W. H. i Whang
Kate Hardage
Madison
Carrie Pointer
Courtland
Fannie Ennis
Minx
Margaret Clarksons
Belle Mina
Eteinti
Vishe T Weele
Nell Harris
Vir
Dortch
Gertrude Freedman
Pensscola
Fin
M. Falk
Ben Crane
Ty Gee Side
Airming- Thompson
Biarn
Misa Jones
Pome Ferry Street
Blyars
Davia
New Decatur
Bixth Avenue
Fort Wi
Hopkinsville
Barer
Frank Harwell
Marietta
Priday
Ae Ee Ana Sitet
Gada Honta
T. R Kendall
Ab Dunson
Little Baby
Meriwether Cquity
H. E. Cary
Walter Barnwell
Idus Doe
Carson
Jewell
Jilia Bradfield
Hd Bradfield
Broij Street
Julia
Emma Bradfield
Marer Smith
Emc Swanso
Martha Schaub
Little Reeves
Nel Gaffney
Julianin
Louise Dallis
Ella Bender
Mesars. C
Dick Willis
Jr Frank Hudson
Charlie Freeman
Julia Bradfield
Baltimore
Rela
Mattie McGee
inAtlanta
Entor J. C. Bell
Theater
Bell
North Corona
Sam D. Jo
Antioch
Here
H. W. Terrell
Borden Springs
Clyde Spearman
Newnan
Christine Sanders
Corinth
C. R. Spearman
Eatonton
Lorena Hall
Mary Britt
Thomson
Florence Greene
Mattie
Sara Hearn
Warrenton
Poole
Hearn
Avant
Me Williams
Newborn
Wil- Nama
Monticello
Edward Smith
Sgnister
Emme
Charlotte Evelyn Brown
Peer
Frances
Mamie
Lillie Wice
Visi
Elberton
Mamie Cohen
Marion Swanson
Pearsonsisses Wey Prarie
Hannah Gould Leonare
Gainesville
Mary Dennis
Ruth Park
Monroe
Mary Helen Felker
Monthem
Felker
Broad
Rolla Frutchineon
Eis
Ae Aa
Hutchinson
Dennia
Ogznee Poamters
Soo Et Eee
Ron M Bellesen
Tin City
Firs
Charis
Minnie Sammons
Millard
Lucia Hutchinwiles Tallulah’ Jenkins
Elizabeth Candler
Villa Rica
Mae Asporg
Oconee Sprin
Fannie A9
Tison
Rockville
W. T. Davidson
Bessie
Susie Tuttle
Charleson
Edward Davis
Kell
Griffin
C.M. Davis
Wingfield Nisbét
Watt Wingfeld
John M. Fletch
J. F. Gay
Paarive
Lena" Bingham
Trong
Southeastern Tariff Association
Waa
Chie Peat
Old Fetende
J. EB. Timmons
Daily News
Wilsoe
Hi. M. Wilko
Watkinsville
A.W. Ashford
Jolla
Lulle Rshford
Owerk
Cornette Duan
Igor Je
Methodist Church
Peacock
Central America
Combs
J. Leslie Combs
Guatemala
William Is Merry
Costa Rica
Zant TS
Lewite
Wailo
T Pia
Muse's
Muse
Whitehall
Missouri River
Georgia News
Paragraps
Plano Company
Friend OF
Cleveland
Bill Taft
Old
Piedmont
F. D. Thindon
Arlington
Fiemee Caltunbung
Addina Roe Ieee
the Kimball
Uy Saseh
Innigh
Steington
Fe Wei
Driskell
Newton
Rome
Mississippi
U. S
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