Bennett Thompson Wedding at Bennett Home in Fayetteville
A quiet wedding united Mise Enptasis Hennett and Hinton H. Thompson of Columbus. The ceremony was performed by Ray W. H. Smith with only relatives and intimate friends present. The bride wore white chiffon with lace and carried a bouquet. guests enjoyed ice cream cake and fruit before the couple departed at 5:35 to Columbus for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Enptasis
Hennett
Hinton H. Thomypson
Columbus
Ug Bennett
West Fayetteville
Ray
W. H. Smith
R. A. Bennett
Central of Georgia Railway
Columnus
County News Briefs and Social Notes
Local residents pass visits and attend church singing at Ebenezer and Oak Grove. Miss Georgin Pollard of Coweta is noted guest of Miss Lavads Huddleston Ly. Families visit each other in Fayetteville and nearby towns. Sowing pens and cotton bloom are mentioned. literary entrarots set to begin the first Monday in July. Dr. J E H Ware greets friends in the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oir
J. Pav Nilams
W. M. Speer
W. J. Fellon
Sengin
Georgin Pollard
Coweta
Lavads Huddleston
Winero
Chapman
Yj. S Millsaps
Fayette- Wille
G. W
Ebenezer
Oak Grove
W.M. Askew
Volinns
Ike Nyson
Lessona Wered
J. Plunket
John Jones
Wares J
W. Sprad- Min
Davis
Dr. Loyd
McRiwané
M, Davis
NeDavie
Atlanta
Brown
J. E. H. Ware
Banda
Fireman's Close Call Prompts Hint of Liquid Remedy
Burling ton Iowa fireman C W Bell recalls a near miss while on engine duty and credits Electric Bitters with restoring strength and appetite after illness. The testimonial promises renewed vigor and urges reader trials with guaranteed satisfaction from local dealers.
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C. W. Bell
Ally
Burlington
Iowa
A. T
J. H.tacker 1& Co
Flat Creek Trip and County Social Notes
A rough local roundup notes travel by W Spratlin from Oak Grove to Flat Creek on a main and business trip. Residents attend Ebenezer singing with several from Tine Creek passing through for the event. Rain is needed as upland corn lags while cotton thrives in Campbell county nearby.
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W. Spratlin
Oak Grove
Main
Flat Creek
Measra Baty
Stinshcomb
Campbell County
Ebenezer
Lt. Loyd
Henry Speer
Near Stop
J. A. Ellioon
Dundee
W. V. Mitchell
bPennis Thurmond
Pasape
Stinchcom
Imma Teach
Askew
Apent
J. W. Davis
J.W. Batey
Mousra
I. O. Loyd
George Raven
Sam Loyd
Fairburn
J.J. Dandily
Stop
Untitled Ad Claims Cure For Various Ailments
A damaged fragment describes torture and pain before a salve claimed to cure bruises burns ulcers and skin conditions. It mentions Bicklen’s Salve and a guarantee by J.32 Tucker & Co with a price in cents.
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Correx
Robinson Fillsborough
Wis
Bicklen
Partiot Hogler
Tucker & Ca &U
Ebenezer Notes on Visits and Purchases in Community
After an absence we return with weekly gifts. Abs. Princis Speer visits daughter Mrs. Sallie Brows for two weeks. Wax Receiver J. W. Spradlin delivered mail Monday morning. Mr. Moot Brown of Ebenezer bought a new mower and rake, promising to aid local forage questions.
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Abs. Princis Speer
Sallie
J. W. Spradlin
Moot. Brown
Ebeneser
Union Church Sermon and Local Notes from Union Chappel
Rest Rev John Speir preached at Union Chappel with a Proverbs 11 message to a large congregation. Mrs Adams’s daughter, recently ill, shows improvement. Lisbon Church to send messengers to join nearby Wayrtteville Baptist gathering. Oliver Reaves visits from Vicksburg. Local farming reports note rain, cotton and corn progress, and hay season preparation. L A Adams loses a horse. Dora Snead and Lena Snead attend Sunday school. blackberry and peach yields noted. Visitors include Miss Maud Travis and Mr Freeman of Vaughn. Won't we have good time.
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John Speir
Union Chappal
Theliine
L. K. Adams
Lisbon
Wayrtteville Baptist
Ehurch
Jones
Oliver Reaves
Vicksburg
Miss
Woolsey
Union
Chappel
Travis
Maud
Senoia
Uniom
Happel
Rajis
L. A
Mr. Freeman
Vaughn
D. Be Edingadson
Death notices and village notes from Brooks Station
The column records the death of Mrs. Morgan at 80, a blind Ghriatian woman laid to rest beside her husband near Standing Beaks Utah. Sympathy sent to mourners. Mentions GC Burdette at Digby, Mrs Willie Burdette improving at writing, N A Pollard and children visiting Rest Sunday, an all day singing on the 4th, R K Woods and Tom Digby of Digby, and Mrs Sam Price with Jack Callahan traveling to Forsyth to tend an ill mother, Mrs Smith.
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Morgan
R. K. Woods
Digby
Tom Digby
Sam Price
Jack Callahan
Smith
Forsyth
J. H. Padgutt
Mt. Springs
Night Terror Stopped by King's New Discovery
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandra Indiana recounts nearly sleepless nights and a cough that bled until three bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery at one dollar each cured her. She gained 68 pounds and endorses the remedy as a guarantee against colds, la grippe, bronchitis, and throat and lung troubles. print bottles free at J. E. Tucker & Co’s drug store.
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Chas. Applegate
Alexandra
Ind
Dr. King
J. E. Tucker & Co
Principal Michener elected at Fayetteville Institute board meeting
At a called Fayetteville Institute board session Prof. B. E. Minetenet of Warrete ton Ga. announced the unanimous selection of Prof. Michener as the school’s principal for the coming year. Michener, with ten to twelve years in state high schools, is a University of Alabama and Peabody Normal School graduate and is expected to lead a prosperous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville Institute
B. BE. Minetenet
Warreteton
Michener
University of Alabama
Peas Body Normal School
Nashville
Tenn
Fragmented Ad Promises Goods At Reduced Prices
The fragment advertises a sale promising remnants from many classes of goods and invites customers to come see for themselves. It mentions previous customers and hints at bargains, with unclear text implying varied offerings and prices.
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S.ecures
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Standned
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