29 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
1
Local notes show residents visiting relatives across Georgia and beyond while new gins operate in Clover and Helmer. Names include Walter Tirnipseed Blalock Harrell Smith Co, E J Reagan, H A Allen of Atlanta, J S Lee of Kenwood, M E Murphy, Mrs M F Landrum, J W Blackwell, L Dettmering, Rufus Banks, J W Dixon, Edglarpley in Atlanta, J Gerald near Constitution. Also sale ads, farm notices, and convention mentions.
Mrs Elizabeth Hooks of Rome Ga wife of railway engineer P C Hooks praises Tanlac after four bottles restored her health from stomach trouble nervousness and rheumatism. She recounts prior treatments in Hot Springs and Atlanta and notes weight gain from 89 to 105 pounds with improved appetite sleep and strength. Tanlac sold by Dr J T Edwards in Fayetteville Ga and by Mclucas & Co in Innian.
The newly elected officers of the Baptist Sunday School were solemnly installed last Sunday. Prospects are good for a larger and better school. The notice mentions Woolsey, by McLean & Co., in Brooks by W. N. Stephens, and in Kenwood by R. L. Davis, urging readers to remember unfortunate children with both parents.
Property listing boasts 49 acres of land near Fayetteville with convenient access to a school. For details, inquire at the Edittor of this paper. An editor’s note lists residents and readers connected to local court events and social visits and mentions two magazines offered for $2.00 to a single address.
Mr and Mrs J W Culpepper of Fayetteville announce the engagement of their daughter Louise to Burkette Dean Murphy. The marriage is planned for November. The notice references the Atlanta Constitution and Woman's Home Companion offering stories fashions and entertainment for American homes at $1.50 per year.
Confederate Veterans take notice of a meeting at the Court House at 10 o clock a m on Tuesday October 3 1916. There will be important business to transact. T M Murphy Adjt
A special article about a new Shiloh monument appears in this issue. Bertha Bennett was found dead at her two mile distant home after early morning shots were heard, and her husband is missing. Coroner A A Adams summoned, jury verdict against Will Bennett. The Woman's Club met Monday at Mrs W J Stell’s home with musical and literary program by Mary Stell Nola Dorsey Mesdames Griff Perry E V Jones W R Harrell and R B E L Fife. business followed and refreshments were served.
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