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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1895
Page
2
A writer debunks claims of mountain speckled trout after a misguided fishing trip. He recalls packing gear, trudging through mountains, and returning with only minnows, condemning those who spread fanciful trout tales.
The White County Teachers Institute enters a second week with praise for organizers Professor Roynalilaid and Commissioner Kytle. Thursday features spelling and penmanship lessons by Annie Castleberry and Junius Westmoreland, plus geography by Bell and Johnston and a Friday night program at the Henderson Hotel.
A bemused narrator recalls climbing steep creeks chasing speckled trout, only to find no fish and doubt any previous catches. The piece warns future anglers that trout seeking is a futile chase in the heat and suggests saving resources for more substantial pursuits.
Rain fell Sunday in Louisville area disappointing many residents who planned visits and outings. Local weather impacted outdoor plans and events, with caution urged for slick roads and limited visibility across the county.
J. M. Glover went to the Queen City this week. Deputy Marshal Helton visited Athinta last week to oversee federal business. Pleasant Retreat Public School’s fall term begins Monday July 1.
Local notes report Mr. Pierce building a wire footway bridge across the river. Ben Martin prospers in the mail satile line. S A Adams from Town Creek visits Haynes family after staying over. Bob Merritt visited the area last Saturday. Mrs England of Demorest visited her son. Mageus caught a 15 pound wild turkey. Miles Abernathey prepared the mill for grinding. John M Smith from Loudsville works at the mill. John Re Williams of Parks attended the Chattahoochee meeting last Sunday.
Sunday entries note sermons by C C Spence at Blue Ridge at 11 o clock. Visitors include CG W Shuler in Union County and Ola Satterfield from Town Creek. W M Satterfield and family visited. Adams of Dukes Creek tended a sweetheart on Sunday. A Ash traveled to Lampkin county. P Smith killed a large pilot snake between smoke house and dwelling. Signs hint at a possible wedding.
A severe Saturday storm, the heaviest freshet in four years, swept through the Shoal Creek area washing away a notable amount of wheat owned by Squire John O’Keley, Mrs. Martin, and others on nearby lands. People report travel and activity resumes as residents assess damage.
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