Cuthbert Gleanings Mention Lodge, Post, and Local News
Home Affairs notes a Knights of Honor lodge forming in Lumpkin, a parcel to Mrs. E F Adkins held for postage in Macon, and Mr Geo W Dealer’s improving health in Cuthbert. It records church services, a Christmas program, a circus visit, a sad obituary for Chon C Free ton of Fort Gaines, a charity supper at Powell’s hall, and local court news with Col J G Parke acting as judge and solicitor general. It also mentions Rev W I Harrison’s visit for a proposed AME Theological college in Auburn and the purchase of Dews residence by Judge M Gormley, with welcoming notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Dealer
B. FP. Snell
Cuthbert
Hayt Hays
Presbyterian Church
Ron Apaort
J. G. Parke
Dawson
Guerry Wen
Georgetown
Hoot
Highway robbery ends with ten year sentence in county jail
A man named John Fisherman robbed Thos Bats in the 6th district and stole about £30 from his pockets. He burned the money fearing arrest but the pocket book was found upon him. He pled guilty before Judge Hood and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. The piece also notes potato samples and local merchant ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Bats
John Fisherman
Cuthbert
Hood
Merchants Open in Town Draws Old Competition
The town saw new merchants like Homer I Mathews attract daily customers with latest styles, cheap prices and a pleasant shop. Local notes mention Ho mans arrival, Mrs Shiptons failed prophecy, and a thriving Cape district business scene with various arrivals and civic happenings. The piece also covers the Atlanta Exposition, a college concert, and notes on local people and leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieason
Homer I. Mathews
Cuthbert
Humbugged Again in Bittera Cure Tale
A brief note from the Pioneer Press quotes H. T. of St Paul praising a humbugging tale about Bittera. He claims his wife was cured within two months and remained well for eighteen months, expressing satisfaction with the hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T
Weather and social notes from Quitman County area
The column records river outings by Henry Mann and Jim Brown seeking ducks, with a combined bag of forty two in a poor day. repairs on the Mayer house and fence whitewashing. a grange remedy for rats. Quitman Superior Court convening next Monday. general remarks on local farming, wheat, and business, plus a wedding at Dr. J. W. Merger’s residence in Georgetown between Samuel Guerry and Beall Goode, described as a happy union. sales of fruit trees from North Carolina Nursery. cotton awaiting markets. and the death of Tammie Lee, six years old, daughter of J. W. and Mrs. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scroggins
Dr. J. W. Merger
Samuel Guerry
Mies Beall Goode
Georgewwi
Murmyro
PLS
Twitty
Georgetown
Amine
Quitsman
County grand jury reports on county accounts and public buildings
Grand jury reviews the county treasurer and auditor reports, finding the county offices and Poor Farm run in good order. It cites expenses for repairs, produce, and labor, notes a deficit after deductions, and recommends adoption of the Ordinary’s proposal for pauper welfare. The panel calls for two publications of the presentment and notes vacancies in the County Board of Education and the 934th District notary. Judicial courtesy is acknowledged to Judge Hurl and the Solicitor General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Krimber
G. Hillyer
Pal Vaceney
Bil Eabl
James van Uailiffs
Jory
Hua
Geivral
Jan
Dexstaox
Forman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brocka O
Aylone
Mandolpti
Goias
Homer B. Mathews
Cuthbert Appeal
Home Affairs
Lodge of
Knights of Honor
Lumpkin
E. F. Adkins
Gaia
Macon
Joss
Luke
Prenbyterma
Comantrees
Ao Ourangoutang
Chon. C. Freeton
Fort Gaines
Dougr
Hymen
Shar
Alabama
Port Gaines
Hou
Wes
Virginia
Powell's Hall
Methodist Church
W. I. Harrison
A. M E. Church Theological College
Harri Tem
Fudge M. Gormley
Dews
College Street
Maj
Baker County
Judge Gormley
Rye
W. B. Dixson
R. W. Gambie
Wanamsker & Brown
Atusox & Srupsoy
Elte
Hite
D. Kempner
Mra. Shipton
Cath
Bert
Buy
Baldwin Saya Hy
Welay
H. Tobian
Mul. Polaski
M. C. Edwards
J. E. Cox
Cox, Hill & Thompson
Atlanta
Cox, Tit & Thompson
Foamufacturers
Liqnora
Georgia
St. Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain
Cora
Wailace
Anna J. Howard
Luly
Harnessville
J. L. Brown
Eufaula
Sunpter
Domingoes
Kendrick Place
Sin
UTP Cockty Department
Ben Morrishaw
Journal
Quitman
Cuthbert J
Henry Mann
Jim Brown
RG. Mortis
Mayer House
Grange
North Carolina Nursery
Wene
Howe
Roman Seller
Tate
Epry Odom
Cdl
Beusstead
Grate OF
Qcitwaz
Harrison
T.L. Guerry
James Harrison
Aioe
Tully
James Arvisos
Snow Cates
Ony Sadia
Wea. Jordan
Kaniulph
iMlers
Ani Madhak
Bia
Varanon
Ranulph Superhor Court
Brant
D. Exsman
D. Keursen
D. Kespren
Hill Meads
Letter Meads
Arplay
Kewrist
Hannisey, Troster
Parker
W. ©. Coup
New York Hippodrome
Wien
Belize
Madison Square Garden
New York
Cony
Maeelt
Citien
Tully Alerson
Pei Pia
Wilof
Torre Finn
Epderolil
Revpian
Hippo
Webber Eurupe
Bates
Bune Circus
Alune
Tur
Rome
Werry Englund
Remerit
Magalune
Fontollar Greenbank
Yi Rigaud
CoMaeis
America
Gao
J. P. Toombs
Aleo
Uaus
Partits Owing P. A. Price
J.P
Tawa
Ron
Israt
Breaut
Pert
Trom
Germin
R. E. Toombs
J. P. Toom’s Drug’ Store
James R
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