Personal: numerous residents in city and region
W H Ingram and others from Scale Marvyn Augusta Griffin Jernigan Opelika and other nearby towns are noted as in the city or arriving recently Col J Godfrey Jaeger Washington DC internal revenue inspector and Judge J L Willis appointed City Court judge are mentioned Also arrivals from Birmingham Cincinnati Atlanta and Montgomery with plans to locate in the area and several hospitality notes about travelers and social introductions
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T. P. Fleming
Augusta
N. O. Harris
Atlanta
W. A. Harrison
J. T. Neely
Griffin
John Owens
Jernigan
Robert Nisbit
Macon
T. Ellison
Ellison
John D. Coffin
Birmingham
W. A. Bellamy
Seale
Gazaway D. Williams
Reese Crawford
Opelika
J. J. Coblantz
Cincinnati
J. J. Harden
Stewart County
G. Gunby Jordan
Cliff Moreland
Rankin
W. E. Murphy
Americus
R. G. Gray
C. P. Gray & Co
Savannah
S. F. Parrott
Ed. G. Sanger
Annie Shinglear
Montgomery
George E. Brewer
LaFayette
Ala
Messr
John O’neal
L. C. Cooper
John Phillips
Hatchechubbee
Col
J. Godfrey Jaeger
Internal Revenue Inspector
Washington, D. C
J. H. Conway
Tuskeegee
Georgia
Fannie Cox
Ella Marcus
Clarence Cade
Beehive
Maggie Rees
Columbus
E. D. Williams
Macon Evening News
J. M. Griffin
Griffin Bros
la Fayette
E. Harald Williams
Hamilton
Williams
Columbus Society
J. L. Willis
J. B. Gordon
John G. McGough
Columbus, Ga
Hirsch & Guttman
Alabama
Chattanooga Evening News
Albert A. Carson
Riley
Chattahoochee
Butler Herald
Florida Railway plans extension to Columbus via Monticello
The Florida Railway and Navigation Company aims to build a northward extension from Monticello Tallahassee or Quincy toward Columbus to create a direct link with the North and West. President Williamson reports securing funds to push the southern extension of the Chattanooga Rome and Columbus line."}
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The
Florida Railway and Navigation Company
Columbus
Monticello
Tallahassee
Quincy
Fla
Williamson
Chattanooga
Rome
Carrolton
Richland
N. C. Alston, Jr
Columbus Southern
Americus, Preston and Lumpkin
Americus, Preston and Lumpkin Railroad
Louisie
Montgomery
Local notes from Columbia and Ty Ty involve trains and obituaries
The Columbia Chat reports on new merchants Purcell and Cotton planning guano sales and cotton trade, with rumors of future ties between Abberville and Columbia. It notes a river rise delaying a railroad bridge, a Baptist Sunday school Christmas event, and the death of Miss Lucy Glenn leaving four children. Ty Ty mentions Mrs. J M T Watkins’s death, a family burial, and train movements carrying refugees to Jacksonville. Five Points notes visitors and a gin house fire with cotton losses, plus public telegraphy training and local arrivals. Dadeville reports businessmen Augustus and Reid Barnes on legal work, James W Smith’s move to Chattanooga as a postal clerk, and Helena Sturdivant’s accident with boiling water.
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Eufaula Times
Dick Hawes
Birmingham
Jacob Rumser
Eufaula
Ramser
R. Hawes
Jeff Lawar
Reynold
Reynolls
Birminghaw
Hawes
Poliies
Reynolds
Eufauia
Tomas Cargille
William Hawes
Mr. Ramser
Wiliam Hawes
William
Ines
Columbus
Holy Terror
Jeff Lamar
Mirebeau B. Lamar
Atlanta
Emma Pettus
Ande
Willie
Columbia Chat
Columbia
Ala
Tip Purcell
George Cotton
Abberville
Baptist Sunday School
Lucy Glenn
Ty-Ty, Ga
J. M. T. Watkins
Squire A. A. Nolan
Ty-Ty
Waycross
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Florida
Five Points
Dorsey Ronaldson
Americus
Annie L. Vaughn
Dangerfield
Tex
O. H. Smith
Macon County
Wade Gorden
Mr. Gorden
Dadeville
Augustus and
Reid Barnes
Opelika
James W. Smith
Wash Smith
Coosa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Meridian
Smith
Helena Sturdivant
Lighthearted Juxtapositions and Quick Wit Quotes
A string of brief quips and jokes from period magazines and newspapers, highlighting domestic banter and humorous exchanges. The excerpt compiles gags about weather, cooking, marriage, dentistry, and social behavior, reflecting early 20th century humor and newspaper capsule reads.
Supreme Court Decisions Reported by Peeples
Wednesday December 19 yields decision briefs reported by H C Peeples, supreme Court Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Peeples
Supreme Court
County Commissioners vs Harris and the Solicitors General
Legal notices recount rulings under Gordon rule and Code 4655 8a on priority of payments from fines and forfeitures. Judge Fain Simmons presides as the Solicitor General’s funds are paid first, then insolvent orders, then county treasury. Judgment affirmed in multiple motions with details of trial and arbitration, and notices of contest in Virginia.
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Sparks
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
Floyd
Maddox
Breckley
C. J
Tiff
Bacon & Rutherford and Wright
Meyerhardt & Wright
Stave. Keiser
Murray
Fain. Simmons
Wade
Weslow
Johnson
Franklin & Whitney
Rupferman
Buckholts
Trammell Star
T. W. Akin
W. C. Martin
Harris
Gordon
Fain Simmons
Freeman
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Warren St
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