News From All Over the County
Local notes from Bethany Cousinville and surrounding towns describe regular Appetement at Bethany, visits, church singing, and social entertainments. Residents mention Misses Genle Ridley Ira John, Mr. Claud Bottoms, and Mr. Al Davis hosting gatherings with notable guests from Atlanta and Oak Grove. Farmer updates include lime preparations, harvest activity, and new bicycle purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Rivers
Bethany
Genle Ridley
Ira Dohnin
Herd County
Rela
Wea
Cousinville
Mrytit Derette
Charmin
Oting Indy
Palmetto
Ris Moses
Harper
M. E. Harris
Din Boyd
Ciath Brooks
Ped
Nougtas
A.J. Speetis
Union
Consinville Perieres
al Davis
Claud Bottoms
Kvas
Mes
Werielit Martin
Fentava
Atlan
Jeaye
W. Lester
Askew
Andrew Rivers
Fom Eilington
Cousinville Bis
Holy of
Gilbert's School-house community notes and rumors.
Last Sunday was a beautiful day with large Sabbath attendance at Gilbert's school house. Prof. Wak. Beadlea visited. Mr. Charlie Nash cultivates land well and sells at a fair price. Allen Renfroe reportedly involved in a disturbance with a crowd, risk of harm if a pistol had been drawn. W. Z. Stell and family visited Fayetteville. Trustees vote to hire a 1903 teacher, Prof. with broad support. Geo. C. Looney and wife hosted by Bill Duffee. Mrs. Mighens ill but not seriously. Henry Stanfield recently shipped to Anniston and takes a railroad job. readers wish him well. Nebulus signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wak. Beadlea
Charlie Nash
Allen Renfroe
Iady
Roger
Allen
W. Z. Stell
Fayetteville
Pairburn
Goney
Bill Duffee
Mlighens
Henry Stanfield
Anniston
Alu
R. R
Henry
Oak Grove News Reflects Local Life And Trade
Oak Grove reports a growing industry mix with a religious and educational core. J. I. Williams ginned six bales for W. M. Askew, boosting his prior total. Willow Creek lines show community ties through baptisms and visits. Grandfather Fuller and Miss Williams from Zetella visit Mrs. Speer. Line Creek families attend services as class No. 4 pledges fuller attendance next Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Williams
W. M. Asker
Sr. Askew
J. My Gooch
Crook
Kinane Delk
Coweta
Hill Redwine
Senola
J. ‘. Williams
John Couch
W. W. Redwine
Fayetteville
Fuller
Miss Williams
Zetella
J. W. Speer
Mtl West
Owl Grove
J. W. Williams
James Tasseter
Line Creek
Stops the Cough and Colds Cure Tabs Price 35 Cents
Tasatlye Brome Quinlue Tablets promise a one day cure for colds and coughs. The ad claims no cure no pay and lists a 35 cent price, presenting a vintage patent medicine tone with bold claims.
Brooks Station A Very Bad Death
Mr Joseph Shockley was killed Friday at the Griffin experiment station. He had many friends in Fayette and Spaulding counties. His remains were laid to rest Saturday afternoon at Water White cemetery in a large funeral attended by relatives and friends. Rev W B Davla preached. Bereaved relatives have sympathy from many in the area.
A Remarkable Record for OChamberlain Gough Remedy
The remedy has a 30 year history with millions of bottles sold and is described as a standard, reliable treatment for active croupy coughs in children. It is pleasant to take, contains no opium, and can be given from baby to adult. Sold by Denters in Patterson, Urdu, Woolsey, GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochamberlain
T Hasslong
Sue Huriry
Bexu
Denters
Woolsey
Mounts Springs Sunday School Attendances Rise
Rev. Davis led regular services at Antioch on Saturday and Sunday. W. Reeves and wife and daughter Miniah Mirl of Lowry visited I. M. Morris’s family last Megars. Badger and Sumbler Gay of rest attended Sunday school. Ostar Raisten of Lowry attended. A. G. Morris and wife were welcome guests of Fr. M. Morris. Mrs. Sallie Alford visited Mrs. Smitif. C. R. Burdett of Brooks Station attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Antioch
Aid
W. 2. Reeves
Miniah Mirl
Lowry
I. M. Morris
Megars, Badger and Sumbler Gay
Ostar Raisten
A. G. Morris
M. Morris
Sallie Alford
Smitif
C. R. Burdett
Brooks Station
Cours
Order of the Ay
Watch For The Fall Most Complete Fine Ties And Fine Neck
A brief item notes upcoming fall season trends in neckwear and accessories. It highlights complete ties and refined neckwear styles likely to be in demand, suggesting shoppers prepare early for seasonal wardrobes.
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M. Cochran
Will Mc Tinstiy
Kedran
M. J. Thagilley
Stop
Cospeet
GE. Raver
Ohvid Swansin
Fairbttin Institute
Messrs
Eline Adams
G. D. Carstev
J. J. Sener
Agghi Askew
Old Shakerag
Mittle Qochran
Mrttie Chapman
Emily Attams
Elite Shipp
Nrson
An My.ron Askew
Stan
Fannie Loyd
Son Adams
Pearl
Chajnan
Line Greek Guimdyys
Gilbert
Fenner
Dantier
W.L. McGugen
Otiva
N.D. Buckaby
R. Huckaby
Griffin
Steinheimer
Atlanta
Sophie Steinheimer
B.A. Hucckaby
Taman
Mounts Springs
Ide. M. Snyder
Brooklyn East End
McElree
Thedford
Cardus
Blaock, McCollum, Roberts Co
Cincinnati
Pullman
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Toledo
Pittsburg
New York
Magnificent
Asheville
Meridian
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Chattihoogi
Knoxville
Bristol
Washington
Philadelphia
Cqueen & Crescent
Alabama
Great Southern R&r
New Orleans
Palliot
Texas
Mexico
California
Jackson
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pulman
Chattanooga
Union Depot
Tent
A. T. Faneman
Trey
Birmingham
Ala
Andurphy
W. O. Rinearson
Cingineath
Ohio
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