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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
5
The Argus reports on upcoming election notes with John S. Canvis on ballots, political tickets, and local endorsements. It notes civic events, church meetings, and social gatherings, including entertainments, baptisms, and community announcements throughout Jackson, Butts County.
Notice to Debtors states all persons owing to W. E. Botner M. D. must settle or arrange debts by November 1. If not, the matter will be turned over to an attorney for collection. Worthville, Georgia.
Atlanta, Sept 20 1902 Letter to county chairmen states no state election tickets will be furnished and counties must supply their own. Nominates Lumpkin and Cobb for two six year Supreme Court terms with no opposition and notes an unexpired term with several candidates none yet nominated. Encloses correct ticket form showing all state and county races.
Notice offers fast finance options on land in Butts County or Jackson with low interest. For details contact W. H. Whaley, attorney at law.
The sale will occur at the courthouse door in Jackson, Iaid county, on the first Tuesday in October. The tract covers about ninety acres of land in district 552 G. M. and is part of land lot 87, bounded by Hodges, Thomas, Maddux, and the estate of James B. Hoard. Levied to satisfy eight fi fas from the justice court of district 562 G. M. against Wiley Jones, with tenant in possession given notice. September 10 1902 J M Crawford Sheriff.
J M Ball applied for letters of administration de bonis non for the estate of David J Spencer in the county. Heed the October term 1902 of the court to show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness my signature September 1 1902. J H Ham Ordinary.
In Butts County Georgia, A H 5 Davis is named administrator in a court notice inviting eligible parties to come forward. The action outlines the appointment and directs interested claimants to respond according to local probate procedures.
The court cites all interested persons to show cause why administrator Mary Barber should not be discharged and letters of dismission issued on the first Monday in October 1902. J.H. Ham, Ordinary.
Rice and Hunt apply for administration of W S Crawford's estate in Butts County Georgia to be vested in the Clerk or a fit person. The Court of Ordinary will hear the application at the first Monday in October 1902. J H Ham Ordinary signs the notice September 1 1902.
Information filed in the Court of Ordinary of the county shows three minors Zillah May Freeman Loree Freeman and Adrian Freeman own real estate in their own right. No guardianship fees exist. Next of kin and interested parties must show cause by the October term why the Clerk of Superior Court or another suitable person should not be appointed guardian. September 4, 1902.
Mrs Roxie A Millen applies to be appointed guardian of minor Mertle M Millen residing in the county. The court of Ordinary will review the case at the next session on the first Monday in October 1902. Filed September 1 1902 by J H Ham Y A Wright Ordinary and attorney for petitioner.
By order of the Court of Ordinary, sale by public outcry on the first Tuesday in October 1902 at the county courthouse. The properties include multiple tracts in the 612th District G. M. Butts County totaling about eighty-seven acres, bounded by Southern railroad, various heirs, and estate of A. M. Watkins Sr. Executors Joel Brenne and Hale announce the action dated September 1, 1902.
The administrator of Mrs. Eliza Asbury's estate will sell on the first Tuesday in October 1902 at the Butts County courthouse real estate in the 52nd District G M. The tract lies north of John M. Hodges and east of A J. Turner and Mrs. L. Maddox to the west by John Andrews and David Thompson, containing about 100 acres. Cash only. Sale conducted September 1902.
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