Local Notes and Social Roundup in Decatur County
Mr Joe Brutten reports fine crop prospects after visiting Climax and the surrounding county. The Stork visited the Boozer home delivering a daughter. Mrs M K E O Neal hosted a young set in honor of her sister Miss Louise Mathews visiting from Thom Seton. A lamp fire on East Shotwell drew the fire department. McMurrin buyout Mathix meat market. Mathix to Johns Hopkins for care. County corn crop damaged by drought with corn at 1.10 a bushel. Decatur County welcomes Georgians while cautioning on foreigners. Cotton faces a critical period as rains may come with dog days. Bainbridge touted for business vitality. Ad advice likens advertising to fishing bait and notes Crenshaw’s Lithia water at the Ben Air Hotel area.
Lost hat and reward offered in county road search
Mr. Peter Abt of Bimt River Stores advertises a reward for the recovery of a battered traw hat lost along the road between Dowsltonville and Leila. The effort is tied to a business trip through Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas and invites return to Flint Bier Stores regardless of condition. Also notes Dr J B Chaxon’s renewed health after travel and other local notices and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Abt
Bimt River
De-Resa
Democrat
Ivota Bene
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
J. B. Chaxon
Georgia
Decatur County
Local Couple Wed in City Ceremony by Judge Maxwell
In this city on Tuesday night, H H Kneis cashier of Coast Line Ry and Miss May Mann exchanged marriage vows in a ceremony conducted by Judge TI B Maxwell. The Democrat extends its best wishes and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI. B. ‘Maxwell
H. H. Kneis
Coast Line Ry
May Mann
Democrat
Corner Stone Laying For New Methodist Church Saturday
The corner stone of the new Methodist church will be laid with Masonic ceremonies. Addresses by Thomas H. Jeffries and Rev. W. N. Ainsworth. Knights Templar guard of honor in uniform. A big basket dinner and refreshments on the grounds to benefit the church furnishing fund. Committee members oversee all arrangements for a worthy event.
Prohibition Supporters Rally For Liquor Fight
The local W C T U and its allies urge vigilance as they campaign to defend prohibition. The Democrat paper will publish a free weekly column promoting their doctrines and encourage cash subscriptions to fund publication and postage. They claim past victory in 1906 and vow to hold ground against liquor advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loca. C. T.U
Democrat
Lne
Prohibition
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