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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
Mrs. W. E. Merck and children visit Atlanta while Mrs. Tom Preston and daughter spend a day in Jackson. Several visitors from Flovilla High Falls and Stockbridge join Georgia towns for friend reunions. Weddings, receptions, and travel between Atlanta Macon Athens Unadilla and Covington feature among numerous salads of guests and hostesses.
Phone 120. A Homer Carmichael offers furnished rooms for rent with contact listed.
Mrs W J Sutton and others visited Blount for two days. Pitt Clark and Harvie Craig called at the Springs. Sam Morris from Cave Spring is home for the summer. Miss Tinnie Patterson visited from Henry County to tend aunt Miss Mattie Craig who remains ill.
Slaton Drug Company backs Dodson's Liver Tone as a purely vegetable liquid remedy for a slow liver. The ad promises a 50 cent bottle, money back guarantee if not satisfied, and urges buyers to ensure they get the genuine product from Slaton Drug Company.
Item list includes a single iron bed with cot ton mattress and springs a 3 burner kerosene stove and oven 5 gallon oil can 2 kitchen tables 3 dining room chairs and a small center table all in good condition. Apply Argus Office.
All students who are conditioned and wish to make up work must report to the school building at 8 A M on July 7th.
Rev. John Ham and his wife of Atlanta visited the city this week staying with his parents. They conducted a successful evangelistic meeting in South Georgia and will travel to North Carolina and South Carolina for more campaigns. They then proceed to Florida for meetings in the early fall.
Classified notice advertises a rental of three rooms close in with application to be made at the Argus Office.
Miss Ruth Lamar of West Point marries Dr. Quigg Fletcher of Chattanooga in a Wednesday evening home wedding at Mrs. Frank Etheridge on Third Street. Pink and white decor, abundant blooms, and a reception followed the ceremony with guests from Macon Athens Americus Unadilla and West Point. the couple plans a brief trip before relocating to Chattanooga.
A misexchange occurred at a reception hosted by Mrs. B P Bailey last Wednesday night. A white crepe de chine scarf with pink border was swapped for a similar one with deeper pink flowers and slight soiling. Miss Ezra Morrison, Rev M B Williams and R P Lasnett are asked to notify the parties involved. Miss Katie Moore of Nashville visits Mrs Ralph Settles.
Local classified: Oak typewriter desk offered cheap with contact at Argus Office for purchase. Includes basic wood finish, drawers, and compact size suitable for small offices. Ideal for home or work use while supplies last.
The Hotel Ansley, a $1 million luxury hotel in Atlanta, debuts Monday June 30 at Forsyth and James streets opposite the Candler building and the Piedmont hotel. Promoted as the Ultima Thule of hotels, it promises modernity, comfort, elegance, and thorough fireproofing with meticulous detailing.
The Ansley Hotel showcases luxurious yet affordable lodging with running water rooms from $1 to $3 daily and private baths up to $3. The building features a large banquet hall for 500, a Rathskeller for 300, a sanitary kitchen with air filtration, and state of the art garbage freezing. Lobby murals depict Georgia history including Oglethorpe and Yazoo papers.
A long court calendar lists 70 plus docket entries. cases involve Armsted Glover, CN Parnell, J P Brandon, J W Kitchens, J M Trapp, Eula Thomas, Curry R Yancey, Pinkney Cochran, S R Coody, W R Cochran, W R Smith, T R Goolsby, JG Kimbrough, DB Duke, J L Barnes, A Q Taylor, Jesse H Holifield, Mrs Martha Swint, Joe Holloway, J B Townsend, J T Kitchens, S W Nolen, Mrs Eula Holifield, Mrs Nora Barnes, J C Harper, P Vaughn, Towaliga Falls Power Co, and others. multiple defendants include Central Georgia Power Company, Southern Railway Company, Towaliga Falls Power Company, and various local entities. The schedule covers numerous civil actions, cross-claims, and power company disputes with many parties named and noted for future court dates.
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