Lumpkin County notes and regional updates in brief
Mrs W C Andrews visits Atlanta relatives. Birth announced to Will Hall family on Route 2 October 17 a son. Lumpkin Superior Court sits this week. Emma Wicks and Mary Watts visit Gainesville. Johnson Realty Auction Co ad appears. J B Wallace family visits Murphy North Carolina. Pauline Whitlow visits Commerce. Elliott family noted at Bright. Col Taylor and Clerk Shoe maker attend Lumpkin Superior Court. R Kelley buys Jack Slaton farm west of town. Vandiere and Prof England visit Gainesville. R L Thurmond family visit Burtsboro. L J Redd visits Yellow Creek. Mrs Joe Bearden and Atlanta relatives stay with Mrs W H Looper. Judge John S Wood Canton to run for Congress 9th District next year. L P Slaton of Levelland TX sends $2.00 for continued Advertiser. Howser will gin cotton by Mon Oct 28 at 50c per hundred bagging/ties extra. J C Slaton and Rebekah with Sammerours Forsyth County. W A Lingerfelt Woodstock sends $20000 subscription. praises The Advertiser. Hon John W Clark Pension Commissioner dies in Atlanta aged 84. Elliott Bros cotton gin/machinery at Bright destroyed by fire last Saturday. $3000 estimate. limited cotton loss.
Notice To Creditors for J. H. Sickee Estate
Notice to creditors of the J. H. Sickee estate requesting settlements to close affairs with executor Homer D. McKee urging prompt cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sickee
Homer D. McKee
Estate store to auction remaining merchandise
The J. H. McKee Estate closes its store on November 4 with balance merchandise to be auctioned to one party on November 5 at below cost prices. General R. DeT Lawrence of Merietta named state pension commissioner by Governor Hardman, succeeding the late John W. Clarke. noted as a distinguished Confederate soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McKee
R. Det Lawrence
Merietta
Hardman
John W. Clarke
Local Social Notes From Enigma And Atlanta Visits
Dougherty Dots lists Mr and Mrs Hugo Hardy and children of Enigma Ga visiting Mrs R A Gober for Friday and the weekend Mrs Altus Hall of Atlanta staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Martin Miss Edith Stowers from Girls High Atlanta spent the weekend with home folks Geo Townsend of Liberty spent Friday night with Mack Owen and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Hardy
Enigma, Ga
R. A. Gober
Mrs. Altus Hall of
Atlanta
Mrs
Geo. Martin
Edith Stowers
Girls High
Geo. Townsend of
Liberty
Mack Owen
Aline
W. M. Owen
W. C. Digby
L. G. Stowers
Willie Gentry
Dad Chumbley
Potts Mountain
Nettie Roper
Henry Pinion
Lecture at Methodist Church entertains. proceeds aid repairs
Rev Nath Thompson of the Marietta District spoke on This Thing of Marrying at the Methodist Church Saturday night, holding listeners for over an hour. Proceeds will fund church improvements. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted in attendance or mentioned in casual social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nath Thompson
Methodist Church
Marietta
Box Supper at Dawsonville High School Friday Evening
A box supper is planned at Dawsonville High School Friday night November first at eight o clock with public invitation extended. The notice mentions local figures and ongoing church and school fund appeals amid community updates and various social visits from neighbors and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsonville High School
Local Social Notes From Liberty and Gainesville
Attendees from Liberty joined a Harmony Grove sing on Sunday with Mrs Florence Mauldin and Mrs Cora Clarke visiting J F Clarkes. A Gainesville carnival last night drew locals W B Jenkins and family to C U Martin's. Frank Loggins returned from Hall County. Miss Mary Pirkle and brother stayed at Carl Pirkle's Wednesday. Elliott brothers’ gun burned and lost about 2000 dollars. a new ore plant to be rebuilt in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mauldin
Cora Clarke
George Robertson
Atlanta
J. 5. Clarkes
Mary Pirkle
Brother
Carl Pirkle
Around Steels Bridge Social Greetings and Visits
Old fellow on the job returns as neighbors share weekend visits. Delia Cochran and family visited Dora Sams. Sim Gentry and Jim Reed visited A J Honea. A C Burt and daughter visited Jess Chumbley. Bessie Sams stayed with Myrtie Honea. Homer Grogan and family visited sister Luther Burt. Grady Fields visited Dora Sams. J M Burt of Juno and Dora Sams went to Gainesville. Myrtie Honea stayed with Bessie Sams.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. W. C. Andrews
Will Hall
Route 2
Neel’s Gap
Lumpkin Superior Court
Emma Wicks
Mary Watts
Gainesville
Johnson Realty Auction Co
J. B. Wallace
Murphy, N. C
Pauline Whitlow
Commerce
R. G. Elliott
Bright
Col Taylor
Lumpkin
R. Kelley
Jack Slaton
C. W. Burt
Col. Vandiere
Prof
England
R.L Thurmond
Burtsboro
C. K. Anderson
L. J. Redd
W. T Redd
Yellow Creek
Joe Bearden
W. H. Looper
John S. Wood
Canton
L. P. Slaton
Levelland
Texas
J. C. Slaton
Rebekah
Mrs. T. Sammerour
Forsyth County
W. A. Lingerfelt
Woodstock
John W. Clarks
Elliott Bros
Dougherty
Nath
Hubert
Lillie
Dessie
Lucie Slaton
Rufus Slaton
Sandy Springs
W. R. Stowers
Harmony Grove
Edna Roper
Clyde Fouts
Dawsonville
Byrd Rider
Silver City
Frank
The
Godfrey
Jim Burt
Edd Cox of
Jasper
A. J. Honea
Homer
Clay
L. J. Evans
Myrtie Honea
Bessie Sams
Grady Beck
Waver Pruitt
Leo Pruitt
Mrs. G. U. Perry
Chattanooga
Lonnie Parlor
R. H. Wehunt
Charlie +Maddox
Sosebee
Cora
Madge
Eva Gravitt
Ruby
Nina Talley
Aline Martin
J. J. Clack
Baptist
J. B. Godfrey
Methodist
Advertiser
John McCoy
Copperhil, Tenn
Cilaude Anderson
J. A. Stevens
Elizabeth and
Hazle Owen
Elise Stowers
Hugh Stowers
Frank Gober
Aleck Stephens
Chamblee
Dessie and
Lucile Slaton
Nellie Belle
Edna Rider
Nellie Kate
Sybil Owen
W. 8. Jenkins
C. UC. Martin’s
Frank Loggins
Hall Co
Elliott Brothers
H. M. Pirkle
W. R. Jenkins
W. J. Taylor
s.Bob
Pee & A
John Kk
Sor
Freel
Steels Bridge
Delia Cochran
Dora Sams
Sim Gentry
Jim Reed
A. Jd. Honea
A. C. Burt
Jess Chumbley
Homer Grogan
Herman Grogan
Luther Burt
Grady Fields
J. M. Burt
Juno
Burischa, Ga
Patengi
Merchan
Dise
North
Georgia
Callon
S ’ Eee Tg
Homer D. Mekic
Johnson Realty Auction
Ucomepany
Atlanta Gai
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