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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
3
Local notes record births visits and business in Taylor county including announcements of births and weddings. Prominent residents J H Brown Howard and J T Guy are noted with visits and relocations. The piece highlights civic meetings, school news, fertilizer prospects, and community events plus a move to Macon as capital discussions gain momentum.
Capt John B Fowler, age 84, dies at his Butler home after months of illness. Civil War veteran and former Taylor County official left a legacy of honesty and duty. He served as Captain of Company F, 57th Georgia, taught school, and held the offices of Clerk of the Superior Court and County Treasurer. Survived by two sisters and three sons with many grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev J T Adams at his home, funeral in Butler cemetery.
Interest in the Butler district constable election held last Saturday faded when a thorough legal review showed the election time had lapsed by a month. The incumbent constables are sustained for another term unless Messrs Robt and W A Auglin resign.
At the bride’s mother Mrs Frank Wilchar five miles south of Butler, Ida Wilchar wed George M Daniel Sunday at two o’clock. Rev. Earl W. Anderson officiated. A large family and friend gathering witnessed the ceremony while praise highlighted the bride’s charm and the groom’s respected standing in town.
The home of Justice W. T. England hosted a pleasant double wedding last Sunday. Jewel Jinks, daughter of Willis Jinks, wed J. G. Hamilton, and Ed Layfield of Junction City won Miss Clyde Blythe. Justice England officiated both ceremonies.
Mrs Elizabeth Turner nee Caldwell died at her son in law Arrander Shirah’s home in Southford on Saturday January 7 at 10 30 am in the 72nd year. Funeral services were held from the Butler Methodist Church with interment in Butler Cemetery. She leaves one daughter Mrs Arranda Kivah of Southland, a sister Mrs J W Rhodes, a half sister Mrs Lee Groves of Florida, a brother Mr Eldridge Caldwell of Atlanta, many grandchildren and a large circle of friends.
Mr. Tom Payne of Southland dies at his home after a brief pneumonia illness last Tuesday. He had a jovial, genial nature and was loved by many. He leaves a devoted wife and two young children. he was a Methodist and a Woodman.
The Fowler family expresses sincere thanks to Butler friends for sympathy and acts of kindness during their father’s illness and death. They pledge enduring gratitude. J. B. Fowler Jr N. T. Fowler and J. W. Fowler sign. Also notes Woodmen of the World meeting next Thursday night with important business.
Bi C Simmons head of Simmons Hardware Company in St. Louis issues a six month forecast of improving American business conditions. Based on reports from national salesmen, the outlook signals a satisfactory first half of the new year. The projection carries weight due to Simmons’ authority in commerce and finance.
A clipping attributes to David Davis the view that local papers give free lines and, more importantly, act as the best financial investment a town can make. Editors work hard for little money and deserve support through subscriptions as investment, not charity.
J T Mathews offers several young Barred Plymouth Rock roosters at 2.50 each. Birds come from prize winners at Belmont Farm. Full blood Barred Rock eggs available at 1 per setting of 15. Call J T Mathews.
Three head of cattle missing since spring 1910 described as a spotted cow with a heart shaped white forehead spot and a lighter calf. One heifer similar color, darker. A $35 reward offered for information leading to recovery, posted by Jim Winters.
The Charing Supply Co. of Charing Georgia has been discharged by the federal court after a two month bankruptcy. Friends and former customers applaud their creditable showing and settlements with creditors. Mr Sims Garrett has purchased the stock and plans a large sale and new business in the former building.
All persons indebted to the Char ing Supply Co must come forward and settle at once. Unsettled accounts after a limited time will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. Cuarine Supply Co Charing Ga.
Nannie Mae Greene wed Lew is Rump at 3 o'clock last Thursday at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs B F Greene in the county. Rev John Locke officiated before a small circle of friends and relatives. The groom, a prosperous young farmer, received congratulations on securing a wife.
Notice to creditors of U S Cox requests all debtors to call and settle past year accounts this week as books must be closed. The sender, O A Cox, expresses appreciation for patronage and wishes recipients happiness in the new year.
Taylor county friends invited to inspect mules and horses. Discounts from fifteen to twenty five dollars on any mule or horse. New stock received, described as fine. From Jane W Childs Borron Ga.
Two stores, offices and residence on the north corner of the square known as the Salzer buildings. Come to see me at once. Cas.
A notice seeks the return of two hogs, a black barrow with split ear marks and a sandy gilt with matching marks. Reward offered by W. H. Ny Butler, Route 1, Georgia.
Auction or sale inquiry advert seeks a building lot in Butler's premier business district. Applications directed to Dr J W Rogers at Reynolds for consideration.
For Letters of Dismission. W C Cosey and O R Montgomery as administrators of J E Cosey petition the court that they have fully administered the estate. Citations are issued to all interested parties to show cause why they should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in February 1911. W Wilson, Ordinary. For Dismission. W E Steed, guardian of Claude and Philip Jenkins, applies for discharge from guardianship. objections must be filed before the first Monday in February, else Steed will be discharged. W Wilson, Ordinary, Taylor County
Mrs Roberta Souder Rice administratrix of Sallie V Souder asks the court to discharge her from administration and receive letters of dismission. The notice cites all persons concerned to show she has ministered the estate and comply with required steps by the rat Monday in February 1911.
EH M Hirshburg presents The Grape Vine Swing with music by Kirkus Dugdale. Just out and priced at 25 cents. For sale by Patriot Buena Vista Georgia or H Kirkus Dugdale Co Washington DC.
A dark bay four year old male mare with bob tail escaped from Mr Bry arms lot near Charing last Wednesday. Report to Charles Clements in Buena Vista Georgia to claim a five dollar reward. The mare is identified as a Watch-Waltham No 14005729 between Edwards Stables and John Bone's home.
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