Reynolds Local Items Highlight Movements And Meetings
Reynolds Georgia April 27 item list notes Mr W Powell sick this week and Dr Walton Hodges returning from Atlanta Medical College. Hills Drug Co advertises hats, ice cream, cleaning services and barber shop. Town gossip covers visits, marriages, births, a new automobile stock, store purchases and local entertainments while noting upcoming railroad depot plans and community events.
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Reynolds
W . Powell
Miss Ewing
Atlanta
E. M. Johnson
Frinds
S E Mitchell
Druc Co
Bank Statement Shows Strong Capital and Cash Reserves
The bank notes it has loaned to customers twice its capital stock and reports cash resources over thirty thousand dollars. In a poor crop year this financial strength stands as proof of its ability to serve customers. Line up with us and become a customer of a strong and growing bank.
Reynolds Merchants Close Doors Early in Summer 1913
Local merchants including Ricks Bros and Barrow Bros agree to close at 6 P M daily except Saturdays from May to September 1 1913 to limit hours except in emergencies. Names listed: H W James A J Crawford F F Paris E M Johnson E A Goddard Marshall Wilson J A Matthews J N Bryan Ruffin Pool E A Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks Bros
H W James
A J Crawford
Barrow Bros
F F Paris
E M Johnson
E A Goddard
Marshall & Wilson
J A Matthews
J N Bryan
Ruffin & Pool
E A Hollis
Fishing and Hunting Prohibited on Gordon Place Lands
Notice forbids hunting on Gordon place lands or fishing in streams belonging to J. G. Hill. Violators will be vigorously prosecuted. E. P. McAuley and J. G. Hill sign the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Place
J. G. Hill
E. P. McAuley
Irene McDonald to wed Thurman Whatley in June
Mrs. W. W. McDonald of Douglas announces the engagement of her daughter Irene to Thurman Whatley of Reynolds. The wedding will take place at the Methodist church on June 25, 1913. The couple’s wide acquaintance makes the announcement of their approaching wedding of pleasurable interest.
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W. W. McDonald
Douglas
Irene
Thurman Whatley
Reynolds
Methodist Church
Miss McDonald
Mr. Whatley
Reynolds Mercantile Company Anew Corporation
A new Reynolds Mercantile Company is formed with $40,000 capital to run a general mercantile and supply business. J N Bryan, F A Ricks, Ricks Bros and others form the corporation to remodel stores into a large multi department building and open by September first with a complete stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
General Mercantile
New Reypone Mercantile Co
J N Bryan
Messrs Ricks Bros
Capitol
F. A. Ricks
J. N. Bryan
J. H. Neisler
Commendation for Reynolds Road Crew and Machinery
A Word of Commendation For the Road Machinery and Its Operators praises Mr Hattaway and his crew for excellent work on roads around Reynolds. It notes roads to Middleton's mill and Whatley's as needing attention and predicts good results on the Delta road next week. The crew is described as diligent and courteous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattaway
Reynolds
Middleton’s
Whatley
Delta
BakRow Bros Advertise Lime and Cement Supplies
Advertisement promotes BakRow Bros as a source for lime and cement products, inviting customers to think of them when lime or cement is needed.
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Lime
Cement
Adv
BakRow Bros
Reynolds Pressing Club Offers Prompt Garment Care
Reynolds Pressing Club cleans and presses garments for ladies and gentlemen with delivery service. Located at the rear of the barber shop owned by Mr Harry Jones. Phone number 6. R E Anthony is the proprietor offering guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Pressing Club
Harry Jones
R.E. Anthony
Delta Items Recap Of Local Social Visits
Delta notes show Miss Fronie Parks and Mr. Elbert Windham visiting Misses Loria and Alice Carter last Sunday evening. Annie Mae McDaniel, teaching near Delta, leaves Saturday for Macon. Eula Park of Reynolds visited cousins Mrs Lauder Driskel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronie Parks
Elbert Windham
Loria
Alice Carter
P. T. McDaniel
Macon
Delta
Garden Valley
Annie Mae McDaniel
Eula Park
Reynolds
Lauder Driskel
O. D. Hobbs
H. F. McDaniel
Eugene Park
PATSILIGA ITEMS. BY BLUE EYES
Cotton planting time is the go now. Miss Ruby Heath was the pleasant guest of Miss Mattie Lou Culverhouse Sunday night. Mr Otis Scott was the pleasant guest of Mr Hugh Culverhouse Sunday evening. Mr John Hammock and family were guests of Mr and Mrs R R Beeland Sunday. Mr E B Hammock and wife were the pleasant guests of Mr and Mrs R R Beeland Sunday. Mr Hugh Culverhouse was the guest of Miss Ruby Heath Saturday night. Mr Johnnie Garrett and sister near Butler attended the picnic at Wesley Saturday. Mr Joe Culverhouse attended preaching at Horeb Sunday. Miss Lala Parker was the guest of Mrs Lizzie Smith Wednesday night. Mr T Amos is sick with fever. Mrs Missouri Bush was the pleasant guest of Mrs Morris. Mr Joe Culverhouse and Mr Will Hammock gave their girls a call Sunday night. Mr Dock Byers was the guest of Mr Jim Funderburk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Heath
Mattie Lou Culverhouse
Otis Scott
Hugh Culverhouse
John Hammock
R. R. Beeland
E. B. Hammock
Johnnie Garrett
Near Butler
Wesley
Joe Culverhouse
Horeb
Lala Parker
Lizzie Smith
T. Amos
Missouri Bush
Morris
Will Hammock
Dock Byers
Jim Funderburk
Southland Items Reflect Community Life and Notices
Southland community notes report Miss Mollie Turner bedridden and a warm Sunday School gathering at the Southland school house at 3 PM. Mrs W G Hill visits relatives near Butler. Mr and Mrs E B Adams host and Paul English visits. D C Parks visits relatives at Charing. An automobile tire dope claims puncture protection sold by W J Butler for Taylor county.
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Southland
Mollie Turner
W G Hill
Butler
D C Parks
Charing
E B Adams
G A Adams
Paul English
Dooling
County extended road tax deadline to May 1 1913
By order of the County Commissioners the road tax payment deadline is extended to May 1 1913. Summons note no return rounds required for current collectors. Also notices to county creditors to present accounts by 9 am on the first Tuesday or be delayed. Advertisement for Amour African Cotton Grower fertilizer distributed by C L Pyron.
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M. Suggs
R. R
H. P. Wallace
Board of Roads and Revenue
Cha B. Mpr
R.R
Amour
C L Pyron
A Visit to Florida from Alice Carter in 1913
Alice Carter writes from Ft Lauderdale on April 9 1913 recounting an excursion to Hillsborough Lighthouse a Miami trip and visits to Indian camps and the Royal Palm hotel. She notes eight couples on a canal boat a 150 foot lighthouse and a light keeper explained the beacon. She mentions family weddings and plans to travel to Reynolds via Jacksonville.
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Land of Flowers
Hillsborough
Miami
Royal Palm Hotel
Biscayne Bay
Ft. Lauderdale
J. J. Windham
Jim Windham
Leola Lewis
Baptist Church
United States
E. Watson
A. Edison
Fort Myers
Fla
Reynolds
Jacksonville
Aligator
Alice Carter
Ft Lauderdale
Tick-free pasture prospect affects Georgia cattle
A historic notice promotes dipping vat methods under government authority to control ticks harming Georgia cattle. The ad claims tick damage costs six million dollars annually and urges dipping to improve pasturage and health of livestock.
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Georgia
Marabal
Adv
Junction City Items Highlight Social and Local Movements
Farmers enjoy fair weather while Mrs C Gill’s infant improves and visitors travel between Juniper and Columbus. Mrs J H Jackson expands her home and the Central Railroad depot opens with Mrs C W Moore in charge. A collision train scare leaves L J Downs uninjured in Atlanta. Local sickness and social evenings with Dr Carson and wife feature games and colorful neighborhood names including Gill, Parker, Blythe, Hart, and Morgan.
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E C Gill
Zol Adams
Juniper
J. H. Jackson
Gordon Parker
Columbus
J H Jackson
Central Railroad
C. W. Moore
L J Downs
Atlanta
Gill
Butler
WA Blythe
Oglethorpe
Wm Keller
Carson
Willie Moore
Ethleen Barnes
Edna Boswell
Susie Frank Hart
Nettie
Willie Morgan
Mae Hill
Anti-Air Leak Tire Sealer Sold By W. J. Butler
An inflated preparation called Anti-Air Leak seals punctures instantly saving trips for business or pleasure. It is described as cheap durable and rubber safe with lasting mend capability while the tire wears. Sold in the county by W. J. Butler.
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W. J. Butler
Taylor County
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. A. Paris
Walton Hodges
The
Medical College
Hill Drug Coady
D. Hendrix
William Barrow
Thiston Herris
FA Ricks
Ladies Missionary Conference
Hill Drug Co
Thomas Amerson
Charles Smith
Ypsilanti
Dirs
Hill Drug Co. Adv
Josh Newsome
Roy Cox
C H Neisler
Velma Alexander
Blakely
Frank Weaver
Mr E M Johnson
Crisp Sanders
Dan Hicks
Bartow Bros
Marshall
Charles F Cooper
Charles Taylor
Fort Valley
E. E. Hodges
Elam Griffith
Guerry Strong
Strong
A. J Payne
Quitman
Rev
J . Sammons
Hunt Druc Co
Mr. Thurman Whatley
May McDonald
Douglas, Ga
A. J. Payne & Son
T. EK. Chambers
Montezuma
A. J. Payne
J. B. King
Orlando, Fla
Agricu T Rl
Veswuch
Farmers Warehouse & Fertilizer Company
Minnie McDaniel
Nell
Eva McDaniel
Mrs Anthony
Eva B Griffith
Ollie Sanders
Lola McDaniel
Bryans
Imogene Anthony
Nettie Fountain
Ray Lucas
Eric Newsome
Walter Draughon
Robert Anthony
Ella Marshall
Vicinity
J A. Wilson
Coleman Institute
High School Association
Horace Trapp
W. R. Trapp
Monntezuma
Ashburn
W. M. Parker
I. S.ingram
Bonnie Newsom
Leone Hart
Claribel Ingram
Winnie Newsom
James Fountain
C. W. Pickard
Morris Supreme
Ady
the Hill Drug Store
Chief Pool
Troy
aNeusue
Barrow Brothers
First National Bank OF Reynolds
Cashier
Reynolds Merchants
McDonald-Whatley
Reynolds Mercantile Company Anew Corporation
J.N. Bryan
Taylor
Reynolds, Ga
Florida
Junction City
Stonecypher
Repnelds
F. E. Glover
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