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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
5
Jackson and nearby towns report social telegraph style notes with revelry and arrivals. A Christmas drive to Indian Spring, tea at Miss Stallworth, and weddings mark a social week, while local business, tavern tales, and court notes reflect the town’s rhythm.
W. J. Wood offers private loans, specialized real estate services, and life insurance solutions. contact for tailored financial and security options.
Harris Drug Co guarantees a medicine that cures nervous prostration from overwork. It claims to restore nervous vitality and manhood, relieve nervous troubles, and return users to full vigor.
The First National Bank plans to move into new quarters and asks existing customers to bring a friend to open an account. It urges community support and emphasizes trust and growth through patronage. Local notices include obituaries, visits, church services, and upcoming homeseeker rail tickets to Oklahoma and Indian Territory with specific travel dates.
MNO W Ham announces association with the Moon Mercantile Co in the Dress Goods Department. He pledges to greet friends and patrons, provide the newest fabrics as they arrive, and obtain fabrics not in stock upon request to keep Jackson up to date.
Butts County Farms and Jackson property advertised as available for fast money at low interest. See W H Whaley, attorney at law, for particulars.
Rosa L. Goen executrix of John M. Goen petitions the court to discharge from administration after full settlement. All persons kindred and creditors are cited to show cause why she should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in October 1902. J.H. Ham, Ordinary.
Mrs L E Carmichael executrix asks the court to discharge her administration of W L Carmichael's estate. All creditors and kin are cited to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in October 1902. J H Ham Ordinary
Notice to heirs and interested persons to appear at the October term 1902 of the court to show cause why letters of administration de bonis non should not be granted for the estate of David J. Spencer. Witness dated September 1, 1902 with official signature.
Rice and Hunt apply to appoint administrator for W. H. Crawford late of this county deceased to be vested in the Clerk of Butts Superior Court or a fit person The Court of Ordinary will hear the application at the regular term on the first Monday in October 1902 Signed J A Ham Ordinary September 1 1902
In Bouris County information shows three minors Zillah May Freeman Loree Freeman and Adrian Freeman own real estate. No guardianship applications filed. The court requires next of kin and interested parties to show cause by October term why the Clerk of Superior Court or another fit person should not be appointed guardian. September 4 1902 J. H. Ham Ordinary.
Mrs Roxie A Millen applies to be guardian of Mertle M Millen a minor under fourteen in the county The court of ordinary will hear the petition on the first Monday in October 1902 Attorney for Petitioner is J H Ham Y A Wright ordinary.
By order of the Court of Ordinary, a public sale will take place on the first Tuesday in October 1902 at the county courthouse. The property includes four parcels totaling about 57 acres in the 612th District G M with boundaries against Southern railroad Mil len Watkins and other neighbors. Executors Joel B. Watkins and S J Hale announce the sale and waive further notice.
Groraia Butts County notice states that on the first Tuesday in October 1902 the court house will host a public outcry sale of a tract in the 552nd District G M. Bounded by Hodges Turner Maddox Andrews and Thompson the tract equals one burned acres more or less. Cash terms. September 1 1902 Joan T Edalgo administrator.
Mary L. Spencer as guardian announces intention to apply to the Superior Court for an order to sell the David J. Spencer livery stable lot on Oak Street near the county jail in Jackson for reinvestment. The filing date is the 41st day of October, 1902, at the county courthouse.
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