Town and County Notes from Brookhaven and vicinity
Circuit Court meets next Monday. Go to D T Bryant for cook stoves and guns. Mr Charles Middleton suffers typhoid fever. Visit Lotterhos near post office for bread and pastry. Lowney's chocolates at Price & Watson’s fresh from factory. Mrs M G Rush recovering from illness. Miss Bedie Hallock and Geo Dunaway wed at Union church. Wesson lumbermen RL and WM Hamilton visiting. Waite’s Crean Vexwhive praised for infants. Mrs A Penn moves north of town. Mrs Cameron to move into vacated residence. Mrs Hudnall to occupy rented home. One Minute Cough Cure praised by mothers. Marble wedding of Willie Newman and Henry Ellette Magee at Helms Memorial Church Nov 1. Editor clarifies typo about Moses Anglin Supreme Court appeal. decision unknown.
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Charles Middleton
Lotterhos
Lowney
Price & Watson's
M. G. Rush
Adolph Lenz
Bryant
Brookhaven
J. W. Power
Geo. W. Carlisle
Geo. Dunaway
Bedie Hallock
Union Church
R. J. Toone
Messrs. RL
Wm. B. Hamilton
Wesson
Waite
Price
Price & Watson
A Penn
Willie Newman
Henry Ellette Magee
Helms’ Memoral Church
Cold Springs
Moses Anglin
Supreme Court
Elks Exalted Ruler E L Martin Re-elected Three Times
The Macon lodge names E L Martin Exalted Ruler for a third term by unanimous vote. His leadership doubled lodge roster and cut a $2500 debt, with club equipment and a 500 percent revenue rise, and plans to build a handsome lodge home within five to six years funded by a sinking fund. Jurors for November term court of cire.
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Telegraph
E. L. Martin
Macon Lodge
Macon
Martin
Daily Telegraph
Disturbed Sleepers and a Roosevelt Dream Rumor
Uncle Mingo recounts a vivid dream of graves and spirits linked to Roosevelt, as Savannah Press notes and local gossip swirls. The piece blends a humorous cafe scene with a national political buzz about Roosevelt and Washington, framed by a village voice and newspaper clippings.
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Lis
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Brudder
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Savannah Press
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Bee
Martha Bullock
Pres. Roosevelt
James Bullock
Mr. Bee
Southland
Dancers Condemned and Defended in Public Letter
A reader defends dancing against Mr. Posey’s critique, arguing music and motion uplift the soul and that moral failing cannot be ascribed to a whole class. The letter cites nature, art, and individual responsibility, countering blanket accusations and urging context in judging dancers.
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Shakespeare
Heaven
America
PL J
Tack McGraty
Revival at Methodist church boosts attendance and faith
Rev A F Watkins began aiding the pastor in revival services. nine days of meetings drew good crowds, closed with many prayers and dozens joining or blessing the church, while stores closed for day services and attendees praised the preaching. Also noted are ads for kidney cures and local notices on marriages and hardware sales.
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Summit Sentinel
A.F. Watkins
Whitworth College
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Watkins
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