North Side business draws growing popularity
On the North Side a local concern gains rise in popularity as residents praise its accommodating service and welcoming approach. The feature highlights the increasing appeal of this establishment.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
5
On the North Side a local concern gains rise in popularity as residents praise its accommodating service and welcoming approach. The feature highlights the increasing appeal of this establishment.
Local brief highlights from Jackson Georgia include Dr. J. W. Harper representing Spark, Mayo couple at commencement in McDonough, and Allen & Co. promoting groceries, fruits, dried beef, and new pineapples from the Bahamas. Community notes cover baptisms, school arrivals, court house work, and weathered street safety.
Miss Annie Mallet visits Miss Lucile Elder at Elovilla and hosts her next week. Mrs. S. B. Kinard and Katherine depart for Rome to visit sister Mrs. B. B Youmans. Charley Beauchamp moves from Thomaston to Jackson to pleased friends. A Blount marriage unites J. M. Shepard and Rebecca Hutchinson in Rev. W. J. Hardy ceremony. In Congressman race Allen Candler wins Bibb Henry Baldwin Jones Pike Spalding Fayette. Bob Carried Butts Monroe Jasper. Atkins with minimal votes. Recruiting officer reports three enlistments George Slade Walter Mitchell and Charlie Cain.
A Baptist church meeting grows in interest with 88 add-ons to the congregation by last Thursday night and renewed energy among existing members.
The program lists Martha and Wigwam Orchestra pieces including a harp solo Marche Triomphale by Miss Frances Hughes, Gavotte by Marie Therese with Orchestra, a Happy Three song by Mr. Rawson Wade, and a cornet solo Roekel.
President Maso issues a Cuba wide call urging all men able to bear arms to present themselves at the nearest military camp or port to volunteer for the struggle for independence. The proclamation cites Marti’s revolution, U S support, and aims for a united front with Cubans and Americans.
A ball game between the Old Stagers and the Young Ducks ended 18 to 15 in favor of the Old Stagers. An afternoon rematch at four o clock will raise funds to buy a flag for Confederate veterans. Admission is 10 cents, ladies free.
Prof Henry Fletcher of Gordon Institute spends summer with his father’s family near the city. He is regarded as one of Georgia’s ablest teachers and contributes greatly to the school’s standing in the state. Butts takes pride in his achievements and wishes him further success.
A quiet Wednesday wedding united Miss Emma Bostwick and Mr. Jesse Thurman at J. B. Bostwick’s residence with Rev. Hunt officiating. Guests included the Gibsons Social Circle Frisky Hootens Woodstown White and Maude Wynn High Falls. Also notes on Howard Carter’s fever and visits by Mae and Estelle Woodward Jenkinsburg to W. H. Maddox’s family.
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