Poets and travelers in spring trade and rural life
A Georgia editor rails at spring poetry while local merchants and farmers bustle through Newton Henry and Butts counties. Salesman J T Atkinson touts Deering machines amid talk of changes in local groceries, post routes, and Rural Free Delivery mail delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
J. T. Atkinson
G. Hitchins
Newton
Henry and
Butts
Mr. Atkinson
Harp
ARGUS
Card of Thanks from John W. Jones family
The Jones family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends who ministered during their recent bereavement. They commend the kindness and support and wish continued friendship for others in their trials. Signed John W. Jones and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
John W. Jones
Local notes mixed with social visits and civic plans
Miss Mary Finley is quite sick this week. Miss Fleeta White of Flovilla was in the city Monday. Mrs. C. A. Butner and son spent Sunday at Worthville with Dr. W. E. Butner. Prof. Charlie King of Flovilla visited in the city. J. W. Carter and others subscribed to THE ARGUS. Miss Boise Pound left for Norfork Virginia for the summer. Henry Superior Court met this week with Judge Reagar presiding. The Jackson Bar attended. Mrs. E. J. Williams and family left for a lengthy visit to Tifton. Miss Mee Dawn visited Capt. and Mrs. Watson, then went to Atlanta. Judge J. H. Ham seeks a county map for roads and post offices to be published. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve endorsed for skin and burns by Dr. W. L Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleeta White
Flovilla
C. A. Butner and Son
Worthville
W. E. Butner
Charlie King
J. W. Carter
T. H. Nolen
J. E. Wells
Arguus
Henry Superior Couurt
Reagar
Jackson Bar
E. J. Williams
James
Myrtie Harris
Tifton
Mee Dawn
Capt
D. L. Watson
Atlanta
Knoxville
Tenn
Thankful note from Mappox family for Victor’s illness and death
Editor Argus expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during Victor’s illness and after his death. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Mappox thank Mary friends for consoling letters and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Earth
Paradise
Mary
I. H. Mappox
April Events Highlight Local Society and Picnics
April activities include Young People's Society meetings on Bible history and literary programs, new officers named, a first meeting at Miss Carrie Collier's home, and visiting guest Miss Fannie Newsome. A boating party, Macon visit by Mrs. Lula Duke, large Macon Volunteers picnic with orchestra, ball room, and outdoor music planned. Chautauqua arrangements discussed with officials. Clergy sermons praised and Pendleton's Fayetteville visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
Young People’s Society
Caroline Smith
Ben Cleveland
Carrie Collier
Louise Smith
Homer Lane
Fannie Newsome
Decatur
Warner
Daniels
Lula Duke
Macon
Lucy Smith
Locust Grove
Carol
Beauchamp
W. C. Bryant
C. P. Carmichael
Jackson
Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
Gigas
Carmichael
W.L. Carmichael & CO
Jackson, GA
C. A. Andrews
Stark
THE
J.J. Thornton
B. Carmichael
Towaliga
the Argus
R.T. Carmichael & Co
Floyd Etheridge
Jackson Implement Company
Sturned Ville
Frienglishaverthur Wall Ledgedtree ‘Hoon Caer
Emma Whitby
Cork
Nettie Gray
Emma ‘Kinley
J. L. Wagner
Allen & Co
H. L. Daughtry
Anderson Mayo
C. H. Bruce
Augusta
Bell Griffith
John Preston
J. E. Pound
10 Cent
Mamie Thompson
Base
J. W. Thompson
Ida Gilmore
Jenkinsburg
J. L. Hooten
Sarah
C. S. McCandless
Eatonton Chautauqua
Prof. Bruce
Eatonton School
Robt. Douglass
Thos. H. Nolen
GC. F. Ethridge
Indian Springs
Mary Finley
J. H. Ham
Butts County
W. L Carmichael
Mr. Pendleton
Fayetteville
Calumet
Tam
R. L. Daughtry & Co
Prop’rs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!