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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1895
Page
2
A long column comments on a Sunday session, jokes about presidents, editors, and georgia locality debates. It notes political muddle for 1898 and includes a plea from a White County educator about Georgia’s school system. It blends satire with a teacher’s letter advocating education reforms and collaboration with state officials.
County correspondence notes Mossy Creek school making fine progress under Prof. J. W. Smith and Miss Leila Hunnicutt. Farmers seek farming weather. Messiam H. F. Miles and W. F. Dorsey have been away in South Georgia. Aunt Lettie Gilstrap is ill. Miss Amma Kytle has been in Tenderson of Towa Creek.
J W Moore and Wm Tatum returned from Gainesville last week. Miss Nora Kinsey visited Aunt Susan Anderson last Saturday. Jake Pruitt of Alabama is visiting relatives here. The infant child of Elisha Moore has been sick but improving. An inspiring trip yielded many pretty girls and a late return Monday. J B Hampton notes sap rises in spring. Miss Alice Moore visited Mossy Creek. James Hampton and family visited Jane Beard of Mossy Creek. Miss Hassie Osborne dismissed her school till fall. Tom Oakes visited his brother Win. J C Burke and Wim Oakes received a letter from South Carolina. They say it is from the Robinson set. All Henry Robinson’s houses were burned Sunday night. the place is deserted. Fire thought incendiary.
Town Creek Topics notes Louis Allison of Blue Ridge and Green Nix from near Cleveland visiting relatives last week, with Robert Allen teaching cuhour at Pleasant Retreat and walking about town.
Weather and social notes from Town Creek and nearby areas. Miss Emma Side and Mrs A H Hen discuss dances as church members show renewed interest in socials. Residents report rain aiding farmers while townsfolk attend music rides and Sunday worship. Local tradesmen Franklin Courtenay thrive in mercantile business as others pursue odd jobs and small ventures.
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