Various social notices and visits in Dublin area
Local society notes record visits and guests in Dublin and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Irene Wynne, Miss Martha Mathis, Mrs. J. G. Herringdine, Miss Willie Lozier, Mrs. Lorne Adams, Mr. A. Wylly, Mrs. Bessie Marshall, Mrs. Enoch Shelnutt, Miss Mary Tarburton, Mr. Jas. Myrick, and Mrs. S. M. Hitchcock. Event highlights cover weddings, travel to New York, and Epworth League activities with a Bells themed program and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Wynne
S ‘Rawfordville
Martha Mathis
Tennille
Bessie Jones
Decatur
W. H. Smith
J. G. Herringdine
Willie Lozier
Lorne Adams
Demorest
K. P. Hale
A. ©. Wylly
New York
Bessie Marshall
A. Chamlee
Enoch Shelnutt
Walnutt Grove
C.D. Shelnutt
Mary Tarburton
Dr. Gibson
Agricola
Jas. Myrick
General Eleetric Co
Warner Orr
Texarkana
J. D. Newman
8. M. Hitchcock
Lizzie Belle Duggan
Indian Springs
T. Y. McCarty
Julia Smith
Cliff Daughtery
Commerce
Lizzie Garner
Mozelle Robinson
Beach Island
Mary Palmer
Hephzibah
Wm. Dudley
R. Lee Warthen
Sandersville
Dublin
L. A. Matthews
Court House
Court House Square
Dublin Times
Epworth League
J. H. Albea
Nena
Annie Cooley
William Colson
Lamar Alben
Mamie Sparks
W. EB
Armistead
Gussie Wall Mathias
Kathleen Alben
Neppie Davis
Pittard-Rogers Marriage Ties Oklahoma City Judge to New Orleans
Mrs. Mattie Pringle Pittard married Judge R. H. Rogers of Oklahoma City in New Orleans last Tuesday. Rogers is a prominent Oklahoma lawyer and a longtime friend of the Pringle family, and the Pittards regret her relocation from their hometown.
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Mattie Pringle Pittard
R. H. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Okla
New Orleans
Rogers
Oklahoma
Pringle
Quiet Wedding for Mamie Stanley and Walker Reese
Miss Mamie Stanley and Walker S. Reese were married Tuesday at 10 in the Stanleys home with few friends present. Rev E J Smith officiated as they left for Madison to visit relatives before settling in Waufula Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stanley
Mamie Stanley
Walker S. Reese
Mendelssohn
E. J. Smith
Tennille
Copenhagen
Madison
Mr. Reese
Wafaula
Ala
U. D. C. Hosts Afternoon at New Cottage
Mrs. Forest English entertained a U. D. C. group at her new CES ORS cottage last Thursday afternoon. The porch served as a parlor with rugs awnings palms and ferns. Mrs. D. O. Harris presided over the meeting with Mesdames S. M. Ereaux and Marvin Gross assisting. Jean son Davis opened the program with a life sketch of Jefferson Davis by Mrs. S. G. Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest English
U. D.C
Ces Ors
Ata
Marvin Gross
D. O. Harris
Jeneson Davis
Jefferson Davis
Graduating Exercises at Dr Rawlings Sanitarium
The first graduating exercises at Dr Rawlings Sanitarium honored Miss May Jones of Plainfield and Miss Annie Mills of the county. The event featured a program with duets, vocal solos, violin duets, diplomas delivered by Dr William Rawlings, class pins presented by Miss 38 W Long, and a nurse reception with cream and wafers.
Keeping Eggs Fresh in China
Marshall Raymond of Paducah Kentucky recounts a China learned method to store eggs for long periods. He claims to have buried eggs under more than a foot and a half of earth to test freshness and preservation.
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Storage Commission
Marshall Raymond
Paducah, Ky
China
East
Tin
Shanghai
Ex President Cleveland Dies at Westland Home
Former U S president Grover Cleveland died at his Westland home in Princeton New Jersey at 8 40 a m The physicians cited heart failure complicated by gastro intestinal origin organic heart and kidney disease and pulmonary thrombosis and oedema Cleveland had been ill on and off with doctors visiting and assurances of no alarm given to Mrs Cleveland before the death was officially announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Westland
Cleveland
Joseph D. Bryant
George R. Lockwood
J. M. Carnachan
Clevelands
Dr. Bryant
New York
District Conference Meets in Sandersville
The Macon district conference of the Methodist church met in Sandersville for three sessions daily from Tuesday afternoon to Thursday. About a hundred delegates attended as visiting ministers delivered powerful sermons. Prominent attendees included Rev. O. F. Cook Rev. T. D. Ellis Rev. W. H. Budd Rev. Jardine and Mr. Carter representing Atlanta institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Sandersville
O. F. Cook
T. D. Ellis
Mulberry Street Church
W. H. Budd
First Street Church
Jardine
Korea
Mr. Carter
Wesley Memorial Church and Institutions of
Atlanta
Rev. Osgood F. Cook to Preach at Methodist Church
Announcement states Rev. Osgood F. Cook presiding elder of this district will preach at the Methodist church at 11 o'clock Sunday. The public is cordially invited to hear him.
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Osgood F. Cook
July City Court Jury List for Sandersville
The July term jury list for Sandersville City Court includes T. Well Smith J. F. Harrison W. O. Garrett John M. Tyson Sr Wm. C. Garner M. W. Shurling Otis McMillan Julian H. Evans R. M. Hall Jesse G. Finney J. R. Wommack Louis Cohen C. H. Sheppard C. E. Brown Wm. H. May L. J. Zaghary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Court of
Sandersville
T. Well Smith
J. F. Harrison
W. O. Garrett
John M. Tyson, Sr
Wm. C. Garner
M. W. Shurling
Otis McMillan
Julian H. Evans
R. M. Hall
Jesse G. Finney
J. R. Wommack
Louis Cohen
C. H. Sheppard
C. E. Brown
Wm. H. May
L. J. Zaghary
Agricultural books free on application for cotton farmers
Washington in May 1905 a Department of Agriculture notice offers free publications for Southern cotton growers. Available titles include Diversified Farming in the Cotton Belt and Farmers' Bulletins on Alabama diversification, hay farming, cowpeas, and improving rundown cotton plantations. Applications should be sent to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. An Odd Fellows lodge note follows about weekly meetings at Pringle Building with visiting brothers invited.
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Washington, D.C
Cotton Belt
South
Alabama
Farmers’ Bulletin
Acre
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Sandersville Lodge No
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Pringle
Governor refuses to commute Harper death sentence
Governor Smith declines to alter the death sentence for John Harper who killed Sheriff Keith of Murray County Georgia. Harper will be executed in Murray County on Friday June 26 after capture following an escape attempt from the county jail.
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Smith
John Harper
Keith
Murray Joounty
Harper
4th July Excursions via Central of Georgia Railway
Tickets offered at low round trip rates for July excursions on sale July 8 1908 Tickets available through nearest ticket agent J C Hams General Passenger Agent Savannah Ga Rates and information provided locally by agents to plan travel
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Central of Georgia Railway
J.C. Hams
Ag’t
Savannah
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Mr. G
Cha . Chapa Papman
Julian Cason
F. F. Stacer
Miss Cramer
Kathleen Albea
Lucile Vail
Walnut Grove
Walker
Howes
Paulding
Ohio
Pittard
Stanley—Reese
Princeton, N. J
Rev. Cook
Joel Chandler Harris
Rabbit
HOLT
Mallary Bros. Machinery CO
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