Shoes In Dainty Colors at Moderate Prices
Shoes in dainty colors with nobby shapes offered at moderate prices. Whites priced from $1.50 to $2.50. A summer Seoreesa is not complete without attractive shoes in favored colors.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
12
Timmons Mitchell Wedding Planned at First Methodist
Miss Aline Mitchell and Mr Willis Timmons will wed at 9 pm Wednesday at the First Methodist church with Rev B E Timmons and Rev C E Dowman officiating. A reception will follow at the bride’s Boulevard home and the couple will travel east before settling on West Third Street. Mitchell enjoys wide social circle. Timmons is Emory College graduate and well regarded in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmons- Mitchell
Aline Mitchell
Willis Timmons
Methodiets
B. E. Timmons
C. E. Dowman
Gordon Mitel
Mr. Timmons
West Third Street
Miss Mitchell
Emory College
Local social notes mix weddings and visits in Atlanta
Owing to the illness of her aunt Miss Kate Massey principal of Boulevard school Miss Louise Massey defers a planned visit to Rome Ga for a couple of weeks. Many social visits unfold with relatives and friends from Savannah Washington and New York visiting Atlanta for weddings and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Massey
Boulevard School
Louise Massey
Rome
Marion Colley
Ecity
Annie Fitten
Colley
New York
Washington
Turner C. Thomas
Jeff D. Thomas
Augusta
Julian P. Thomas
Mibves Saille May
Helenley
E. A. Cutts
Savannah
Louise Lamar
Columus
W. P. Pattillo
John 8. Cowles
Washington, D. C
Boston
Deserted boy plays in courthouse as mother sought
Three year old Harold Waters roamed the county courthouse office with a biscuit while Probation Officer Greer and city police searched for his mother Mrs Waters. Williams says the woman, reportedly named Mabelle Woodside, may have worked as a nurse at Grady hospital and left the child about a month ago. The boy has lived in several charitable homes and at Mrs Williams's house, with no nurse mother to care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notone
Harold Waters
Turner
Gleer
Waters
Grady Hospital
Mabelle Preennes
Feu
R. BE
Weat
Twelfth Street
Harald
Mabelle Woodside
Greer
Ivy Street
Whaler Reports Large Catch on Southern Coast
Private Leased Wire from New York June 6 reports Captain Peck of the schooner Matilda D. Borda, sailing from Fernandina Florida, describing abundant whaling along the southern coast. About 90 miles off Cape Henry he encountered the Witliars Provincetown and learned of five weeks of hunting yielding 200 barrels of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peck
Matilda D. Borda
Fernandina
Fla
Cape Henry
Witliars
Provincetown
Manna
BC Dacroka
Tornado Bursts Through Newberg Bank in Missouri
A small tornado hit Newberg on June 6 causing rapid damage at a local bank. It ripped the transom and swept through the doorway, lifting money and valuable papers as the cashier was transferring funds. The storm dispersed the loot and escaped before authorities could intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Boiler Blast Kills Three at Ky Sawmill in Menifee County
A boiler explosion at Lyon & Co. saw mill in Menifee county Owingaville Kentucky killed three workers named James Ingram James Raybern and William Horn and fatally injured Brandon Stamper Smoot Stamper and James Krim. The mill was demolished and boiler fragments flew for hundreds of feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingaville
Lyon & Co
Menifee County
James Ingram
James Raybern
William Horn
James Krim
Brandon Stamper
Smoot Stamper
Stampers
Southern Immigration Commission Visits Ellis Island Officers Elected
The Southern states immigration commission inspected Ellis Island at the invitation of Immigration Commissioner Watchorn. He warned that higher Southern wages are needed to attract immigrants and settlers. Officers named include President T. K. Bruner of North Carolina and Secretary Treasurer David Robinson of Georgia, with plans for a New York bureau to aid Southern immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern States Gration Commission
Ellis Island
Watchorn
Braybill
T. K. Bruner
North Carolina
D. W. Coons
Kentucky
David Robinson
Georgia
Cares
Bit
Ric
Man Attacks Girl. Father Rescues in Campton Ky
A 13 year old girl in Campton is seized in her kitchen by an unknown man who demanded she go with him or he would kill her. She scratched her attacker and cried for help until her father arrived, but the man fled before police could arrest him. The community is stirred and vows severe action if the suspect is caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campton
Dingus
Ferguson
Summer Visitors and Local Arrivals In Town
Mr George MacMillan arrived from Rock Hill yesterday. Miss Kate Massey is much improved. Mrs Rose Gavin is visiting Brunswick friends. Mrs Alfred Truitt visits relatives at LaGrange. Mrs J T Prince stays at 170 Gordon Street for the summer. Miss Mary Kate Timmons of Monroe is in the city. Mrs Howard Dexter at Indian Spring. Mr Edward Inman in Atlanta. Magnificent collection of Picture Postal Cards for sale by Piedmont Souvenir Company, lobby Piedmont Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Massey
Rose Y. Gavin Io
Brunswick
Mary Kate Timmons
Monroe
City
Howard Dexter
Spc
Edward Inman
Atlan City
Piedmont
Piedmont Hotel
Purdy Remanded To Jail For Unexpired Sentence
Fred L. Purdy editor of The Indianapolis Bank was remanded to jail for twenty six days of his remaining thirty day sentence. He had published editorials criticizing Judge Alford and his handling of a case, prompting the confinement. The incident occurred in Indianapolis Indiana on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred L. Purdy
Indianapolis Bank
Alford
Criminal Court
Purdy
Alfords
Ocean
Through Sleeping Car Line to Wrightsville Beach NC
Seaboard Line offers a through sleeping car to Wrightsville Beach North Carolina. Depart Atlanta Thursday evenings at 6:35 p.m. and return from Wrightsville the next day, with arrival in Atlanta around 4:30 a.m. Season tickets priced at $18.55 and weekend tickets valid for five days at $5.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach, N .C
Auaota
Wrightsville
Atlanta
Ucketa
Seaboard
Woman Pins Lizard At Neck And Dies From Sting
Memphis report details a chameleon pinning fad ending in tragedy. Mrs P H Fletcher of Palestine Arkansas, visiting Memphis, pinned a lizard to her chest believing it harmless. She died from blood poisoning blamed on a pimple near her neck after the bite or sting. The case links to a revived chameleon craze and calls for action to curb sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
P. H. Fletcher
Palestine
Ark
Ana Janine
Memphia
Crider’s Fatal Drug Store Rash Allegedly Lethal
A Durham telegram reports B H Crider of Durham North Carolina visiting drug stores and taking laudanum and morphine in a deadly sequence. The incident details show a rapid decline after the first dose, with medical responders noting the danger and Crider’s prospects deteriorating as the effects intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Durham
N.C
B. H. Crider
Drawing Marterial at Moore & Bons for men
Machinery and crafts item drawing advertised at John L Moore and Brothers for men and colleges. Located at 42 North Street Prudential Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. L. Moore & Bons
Achuals and Colleges
N. ‘St
West Point Route Ticket Sale For Mexico City Trip
Tickets to Mexico City via the West Point Route go on sale June 24 to July 8, valid through September 15, 1906. Return allowed for 58.30 plus $10 optional for one-way different routing. For details and sleeping car reservations contact the city office at Fourth National Bank building or Terminal station. Co. L. Wickersham, City Passenger Agent. F. M. Thompson, Traveling Passenger Agent. Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Heee
Fourth National Bank
L. Wickersham
F. M. Thompson
Atlanta, Ga
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Genevieve Young
Owen Phelan
Emory Hunnicutt
Emory Hunnicutt, Jr
Clarksville
M. A. Wyly
8. M. Dean
M. D. Morris
Palmetto
Alfred F. Sanford
Knoxville, Tenn.i
Daniel Denny
Loraine
Emily Prather
Washington, D
J. 8. Prather
Annie Belle Hanson
John M. Cooper
Jackson Street
San
A. Wisanska
South Pryor Street
John Fitten
Yale
R. H. Timmons
Thomasville
Troy Bivings
Duncan McDougald
Emily C. McDoy
Gus Hoffman
Harry Stearns
Will
Missouri Bank
South
Southern Immigration Commis
Sion
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Hapeville
Ansley Bros
Man
Girl
Cumberland
George MacMillan
Rock Hill
Alfred ‘Truitt
LaGrange
J. T. Prince
Gordon Street
Indiana
Convent Aterials
Marterial
Mexico City
Mexico
Paragon
Essig Brothers
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