Social notes of the week feature many travels and visits
The column lists numerous residents and guests in towns and cities, noting illnesses, visits, moves, and social events. Names include Mrs. J. R. McCord, Sheriff J. M. Crawford, Miss Estelle Barber, Judge Howard Ham, Mrs. John Miller, Richard P. Lasnett, Dr. Walstein W. McCord, Miss Corinne Lasseter, Julien Johnson, Rev. R. B. England, and many others. It highlights travel to Atlanta, Macon, Griffin, Decatur, and Pensacola, as well as local engagements and hospitalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McCord
N. R. McCord
Macon
J. M. Crawford
Atlanta
Estelle
Maggie Barber
Howard Ham
Flovilla
John Miller
Richard P. Lasnett
W. A. Brown
Griffin
Walstein W. McCord
Locust Grove
Mollie Lasseter
Corinne
John
Julien Johnson
Ralphohnson
R. L. Wughtry Co
England
Grand Lodge
John McCallum
Bob Bryans
J. R. Nicholson
Little Son
Maxeys
W. W. Harper
Boaz
Ala
Parry Lee
Butts County
Troy Willis
Orgia
Alabama Business College
Jackson Furniture Co
Luther Plunket
Cordele
Paul
Burn
Lind
Carrie Carte
Mianart Seni
Eloise Neeneer
Emmie Davis
Claude
Elmore Evans
Cedar Rock
Mountain Rock
O. B. Willis
AnnieMallet
J.C. Moore
Towaliga
LeVerte Pope
Monticello
Sarah Hooten
Ed Walthall
Emma Mallett
Covington Street
Jennie Gardner
William Fletcher
Jenkinsburg
Asa H. Smith
Helen
Col
M. P. Hall
Vienna
Lula Cornwell
Mechanicsville
Tom Carmichael
ARGUS
Frank S. Etheridge
J.M. Kinard
Dublin
J. G. Matthews
Spalding County
E. C. Robison
Carver
Cartersville
Annie Stanfield
Mrs. Moore
Decatur
W. P. Ezell
Z. T. Buttrill
Claude Hutcheson
Jonesboro
Frank S. Ethridge
Marie Lamar
Julius Magath
John T. Raymon
Fannie Furlow
Briscoe
Athens
Winder
James H. Carmichael
Joel Watkins
Nashville
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Featured By Harris Drug Co
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised as a remedy for sick headache biliousness and disordered stomach. Harris Drug Co promotes the product for general stomach relief and digestion aid.
Dr King's New Life Pills touted for headaches
An advertisement from Carmichael Co promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood and improve health and offers a 25c price with money back if not cured, as stated by Harris Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperville
M c
Harris Drug Co
Dr. King
Letter defending Mrs. Eddy and Christian Science wealth
Alfred Farlow of Boston writes to the Jackson Argus defending Mrs. Eddy, denying mercenary motives and praising her philanthropy. He asserts critics exaggerate wealth, notes Eddy’s frugality, and says she donates substantial income to charity and church work. He also recalls Eddy's policy of refusing fees for healing when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Jackson Argus
Jackson
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Fame
Judas
Jesus
Christian Science
Christian Science Movement
Avery
Christian Science Cause
Alfred Farlow
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R. L. Daughtry Company
Jackson’s Leading Store
Ata
Patra Lokoes Oe
Lisses
Percale
Jackson, Ga
Kwleven
Ove
Joel
Veternary College
J.R. Wright
R. L. Daughtry
Frank Z. Curry
J.D. Johnson
Conyers
J. S. Johnson
Daisy Smith
Indian Spring
Elia
Eloise Pound
Eugene Blalock
Marguerite Outhouse
M.s.smith
Carrie
Alice Peurifoy
Zebulon
E.C. Robison
B. B. Youmans
Rome
Raymond Manly
Leila Spencer
Annie Manly
Institute
Maida Williams
Ruth Dean
O. W. Moore
Pittman’s Ferry
H. H. Eze
Shadydale
Lucy Wilson
Conyers Wilson
Forsyth
A. H. Smith
Mamie Paterson
Emma Manly
L. D. Watson
Albert Finley
Mr. Miller
Oxford
Carmichael CO
Jackson Real Estate
Troug
W. H. Whaley
Geo, Carmichael
Cabaniss & Willingham
Forsyth, Ga
Or Brown & Brown
McDonough, Ga
Y. A. Wright
Georgia
Jackson Furniture Company