20 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
1
Moore Power Ina Moore and John Power of Griffin wed Monday afternoon at the bride’s parents home on Cedar Street. Mrs. Power is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moore and Mr. Power, formerly of this city, works with the Water and Sewerage office at Griffin. The couple left Tuesday for Griffin and will reside on South Ninth Street.
Feathers only sale limited time offer. One Feather Bed 36 pounds and a pair of pillows 6 pounds for 10 dollars cash with order f o b Covington Georgia. Beds made from A C A ticking. Manufacturer direct refund if not as advertised. Refer Bank of Newton County. Send orders to Dixie Feather Bed Co Covington Ga.
Dr. George Brown introduces a bill to end public drinking cups on trains and in public places. If passed, water access on trains would rely on options like buying paper cups for one cent, a method used in northern states.
The Garrett family and friends gathered at Bethel Campground eight miles west of town for the annual reunion. Attendees renewed acquaintances, shared a bountiful noon feast, and expressed desire to attend the next gathering.
The Carroll County Masons convene Friday at Perdue & Pace warehouse with a noon luncheon. Morning sessions in Carroll Lodge No. 68 hall anticipate degree work and a strong turnout of prominent Masons, promising a red letter day for the fraternity.
Former Governor Brown returned to Marietta after a period in Cherokee county and said he is not a candidate for governor. He warned that any formal statement now would be premature as Dalton hosts a mass meeting backing Paul B. Trammell and other figures stir discussion of Slaton and Wilson candidacies amid campaign chatter.
The Vaudette Theatre under manager Peter Cefalu grows in popularity with amusement seekers. Cefalu spares no expense to secure top pictures and provide comfort, drawing large audiences at both matinee and evening shows. He vows to keep presenting the highest quality films despite their high cost.
Secretary Treasurer E M Bass visits Cedartown arranging better telephony service. Lamar Hallam is the new manager and Annie Dubose has joined as chief operator from Carrollton. The company promises perfectly satisfactory service within a few days.
Georgia Carroll County to hold a special election on August 16 1911 for a Commissioner of Roads and Revenues to fill the unexpired term of G P Braswell whose resignation takes effect August 15 1911. Election governed by ordinary special election rules. Written by W J Millican Ordinary.
Multiple residents announce their bids to fill the unexpired term of G P Braswell as Commissioner of Roads and Revenues in Carroll County. They pledge reforms, improved county roads, and dedicated service, with election timing noted for a special election and an August 16 ballot.
Last Thursday afternoon R Lee Sharpe hosted a reception for the Jones Concert Company at J R Holt Drug Co’s ice cream parlour. Luther Jones Jr played two violin solos and the Jones Juvenile Quartette performed skits earning praise for artistry and charm.
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