Dahlonega Neighbors Report Court, Town News, and People
A long local update covers court activity in Lumpkin county, churchgoers, retirements, and nearby travels. Mentions grand jury matters, road questions, school board vacancies, and memorial plans. Notes on local businesses, sales, raffles, and a visit by travelers from Georgia and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tople
Lumpkin County
Board of Education
L. Royse
Winnipeg
Canada
Wm. Murray
Revival Work Across Dahlonega Churches Briefly Reported
In Dahlonega Rev Wade preached at the Presbyterian church and a large Methodist meeting opens for three weeks with daily services at 8 p.m. Congregants urged prayer for unsaved neighbors and a later report promised from several local churches. The Georgia Sunday School Association will meet in Athens April 22–24 1908. The Dahlonega Woman's Home Mission Society notes ten new auxiliaries and a $800 grant for a parsonage. Siloam and Enon churches plan organizing efforts. A charter petition from Lumpkin County seeks to form Mill Creek Water Power and Mining Company with broad powers and a 20 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippi Church
D. M. Coldwell
Wimp Carder
Town Creek
Crumby
Dahlonega
Mr. Wade
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Georgia Sunday School Association
Athens
Georgia
Atlanta Georgian
Meeting of Home Mission
Marietta
Gainesville
Kletcher Johnson
Dablonega
Sam
F. M. Johnson
Woman's Home Mission Society
J. E. Blackburn
Tam
S. A
Siloam
Enon
George E. Lot
Jackson
Missouri
H. W. Gilbert
William JS. Huff
Lampkin
Re Nice Des MI
MILI
Creek Water Power and Mining Company
Lumpkin County
Lumpkin
State of Georgia
Wintram
Hur
Superior Court
D. L. Cook
Said County
Mill Creek Water Power and Mining Company
Sheriff Notice Shifts Ads to Dahlonega News
Lumpkin County Georgia announces that sheriff advertisements will move from the Dahlonega Signal to the Dahlonega Newsner starting April 1908. Sheriff J. M. Davis signs the notice, declaring the change official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NuaGet
Davis
Nuaa@p
Signal Co
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Sheriff’s Office
J. M. Davis
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DeeAy Ritchie
Syrom
Atlant
M. J. Williams
Brio
Mr. H. A. Butler
Judge Evans
F. G. Jones
Nicholls
Messrs
Parks
Wacaster
Hall
Mr. Albert and
Sammie Stephens
Geo. Turner
U. S
Grizzle
George
Fulton County
Pepurt
Barnesville
Cane Creek Palls
Barnesville Cadets
Pleasant One
Tom Bowers
Mice Grace Hightower
Atlanta
G. H. McGuré
H. EB. Watson
Postoffice
Rhodes
Frank Christy
Ellijay
Union Superior Court
W. H. W. Gurley
M. M. London
St. Paul
Chandler
Dempsey
Austin
Mr. London
Cherokee County
N. C
Little Joe Brown
Sam Anderson
Macedonia
H. D. Gurleyy
Alice Elrod
Mosley
McCay’s
Tenn
H. D. Gurleys
J. A. Drummons
H. P. Finks
W. P. Seawell
B. L. Seawell
Western Gentlemen
J. A. Hollifield
T. S. Littlefield
B. F. Anderson
Williams
Tl. F. Jackson
Shelton
Military Department
BE. J. Williams
Gordon
Gordon Boys
Dahlonegaton
J. R. Dowdy
Guillard
R. C. Meaders
Castleberry
Miss Merritt
Miss Worley
Glenn
Shed
Findley
Craig
Baker
Frye
Blackburn
Vickery
L. Q. Meaders
F. Moore
Court of Appeals
T. J. Smith
Panama
Elam F. Dempsey
THE
Woman’s Home Mission Socie
Sheriff
Stockholders Meeting
Mountain Valley Gold Mining Co
Auraria
H. A. Boru
Nimblewill Nursery
O. N. Fitts
Georgia and Florida
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