Local News Notes Highlight Community Life
Fayetteville brief items cover renewals of the county paper and social updates. Mentions include Mr EPR Coggins visiting, Mayor Smith's weekly court, new candy at Dixon's Drug Store, and Mr S B Lewis confining to his room. Also notes about subscriptions, school openings, local commerce, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epr. Coggins
Brooks
Nate Mayor Smith
Installation of Officers of Odd Fellows
At the regular meeting of the Odd Fellows last Friday night the following officers were installed. W R Jackson N G J S Thornton W G E P Mize Secretary HR BE Dixon Treasurer S B Lewis Trustee W R Harrell Warden E E Thornton Con C A Dixon Chaplain Bob Brogdon R B S J N Bearden L B S C S Graves BR S N G D W Williams LS N G Joe Bearden O G C E Jackson G B G Hightower R 8 V c G T M Turner 1 8 V. Preceding the installation the members with the Fayetteville Band were invited to the Court House where an oyster supper was waiting. Every one enjoyed the evening and about seventy were fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
W. R. Jackson
N. G
J. S. Thornton
W. G
S. Graves
D. W. Williams
Joe Bearden
E. Jackson
B. G. Hightower
T. M. Turner
Fayetteville
Court House
Confederate Veteran W M Cook Dies in Fayette County
Mr W M Cook aged seventy three died at his home near Rock Church last Saturday and was laid to rest in Rock cemetery with Masonic honors. A Confederate veteran from 1861 to 1865, he helped organize the Hopewell reunion in 1891 and served as vice president at his death. He leaves a wife and two sons, W C Cook and H W Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Cook
Rock Church
Rock
Hopewell
Fwo
W.C. Cook
This County
H. W. Cook
Fairburn
Tanlac credited with saving a life and restoring health
A Chattanooga girl, Miss Brewer, attributes her recovery from severe stomach trouble Pellagra and weight loss to Tanlac. After four bottles her symptoms improved dramatically. she now weighs 113 pounds, eats normal foods, and says the medicine is wonderful. Her father, a believer, notes the cost of illness and relief. Tanlac is sold by local agents in Fayetteville Inman Woolsey Brooks Kenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Miss Brewer
J. T. Edwards
Fayetteville
Inman
Melucas & Co
Woolsey
McLean & Co
Brooks
W. N. Stephens
Kenwood
R. Lyne Ve
The Merchant and the Town Bank's Merchant Patrons
The piece extols the hardworking merchant, notes the banker as a friend to local merchants, and urges readers to open a merchant account now to receive ongoing service and support.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Affairs
Nunnally
Dixon’s Drug Store
Mr. S. B. Lewis
Ralph Burks
Atlanta
Mrs
S. A. Burks
Winnie Colvin
Cox College
Our City
John M. Jackson Co
Guld
Celia Fabin
Rosenboom’s
J. W. Culpepper
Greenville
Washington
Walker Gay
Dallas
Yvetteville, Ga
Jorney Messenger
Lela Dickson
Athens
T. H. Stephens
G A. R
Dorsett & Dixon
N. D. Dixon, G. W. Dorsett
C. M. Pye
Cross Roads
L. L. Todd G. Kelley
F. m. Farr
Bennetts Mill
W. E Beadles
H. Martin
C. E. Swanson
Winona
L. A. Evans
Gilberts
Farrow
Cheveland Cotton Seo
Karlboro
R. P. Steinheimer
Brooks, Ga
E. E. Dixon
Sallie Chapman
Luther Mask
Messrs
C. L. Dettemering
B. Stinchcomb
Ebenezer
Methodist Sunday School
Wesley
Wilber Colvin
Hugh M. Stell
Mary Stell
Vura Davis
D. H. Wall
Catherine Polhill
Ruth Chatfield
the Merchant
Bank OF Fayetteville
GAY & Balock