Sandersville Social News Highlights Many Visitors
Numerous residents and visitors frequent Sandersville this week and weekend. Names include Mark Newman, Wil Davis, Jimteinhart, Geo. D. Warthen, John Harmon, Lawrence Kitchens, Gladin, Willie Lozier, A. C. Wylly, Miss Nannie Harmon, Miss Susie Cason, Miss Floride, Miss Mary Gibson, Herschel Whitehurst, Conna Taylor, Miss May Robison, Miss Carrie Jane Hicks, Shurley Bradley, Gladys Dukes, and many more. The piece notes guests, visits, and a wedding at the Tanner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Thomas
Dublin
Wil Davis
Warthen
Chapman
Milledgeville
Jimteinhart
Wood
Gavannall
Geo. D. Warthen
Maco
John Harmon
Tenniile
Lawrence Kitchens
Mitchell
Gladin
Tennille
Willie Lozier
HA. Hermann
Brunawick
A.C. Wylly
Nntidd Milledgeville
Nannie Harmon
Susie Cason
Wright
Conna Taylor
Suvannah
May Robison
Robison
Carrie Jane Hicks
Mattie Wade Garbutt
Shurley Bradley
Swainsboro
Gladys Dukes
Joan Whitehurst
Anton Faircloth
Wrightsville
Thomas Summerlin
Lantoria Jordan
Frank Comer
Filcone
Halcyondale
J. JH. Holmes
Mattie Hattaway
Davisboro
Wis
Annie Lou Taylor
Nita Sanders
Katie
Mary Farris
Miss Long
Dr. Rawlings’ Sanitarium
Wadley
Grimsley
Cochran
Pierce Wood
Itill
Home Mission Conference Notes and Local Support
Mrs Annie Mary Holmes represents the Sandersville Home Mission Society at Fitzgerald for the South Georgia Home Mission Conference. The June Our Homes will publish a full report on the meeting, while Miss Esther Anton leads domestic science at Atlanta Wesley House with four cooking, three gym classes, and sewing. Local benefactors Elias and Elsas funded kitchen upgrades, plumbing, and a cement bathroom floor. At lanta youths fund Miss Anton. Canton China missionary workers show fifty preachers with twenty five converts returned from America. America to convert immigrants and become a premier missionary field and training ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Cochran
M. D. Jamerson
Louise Warren
Margarite
Gamble
Louisville
J.D. Newman
Campbell
Ernest Campbell
Dublin
Louis Holt
8. B. Malone
Fitzgerald
Woman’s Home Mission Society
Hattie Archer
BJ. Tarburton
Macon
Saac Tanner
Sandersville
Annie Tanner
B. Page
A. Chamlee
Riddleyville
Annie Mary Holmes
Sandersville Home Mission Society
Home Mission Conference of
South Georgia
Department of Domestic Science
Atlanta Wesley House
Esther Anton
God
Elias
Elsas
Young People’s Societies of
Atlanta
Miss Antem
Miller
St. Patrick Law
Canton
China
America
Notice to Creditors of Dr. J. M. Duggan Estate
Administrator Jom H. Powern notifies all creditors of the estate of Dr. J. M. Duggan to render their claims within the legal line and all debtors to make immediate payment. Dated April 25, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Duggan
Jom H. Powern
Brown Leads in Published Lists as Smith Defeat Predicted
The article discusses D P Hale and C G Rawlings circulating petitions in all counties. It notes Brown's list growing faster than Smith's and predicts Joseph M Brown will win by a larger margin than a week earlier despite Smith campaigning. It cites Macon Telegraph and Atlanta papers showing Brown leads in weekly polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Hale
C. G. Rawlings
Washington County Hoke Smith Club
Brown Club
Brown
Reform
Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Atlanta Journal
Macon Telegraph
Telegraph
Atlanta Georgian
the Constitution
Browns
The
Constitution
Joke Turns Against King Smith in Ga. Race Parody
Lawson A. Friends of Marietta Ga writes of a political jab dated April 28 1908. The spoof mocks King Smith and Little Joe as they duel for political favor, describing the joke as now backfiring on the king while noting public laughter and ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
King Smith
Lawson A. Friends
Marietta, Ga
Georgia is Sick Reform Cartoon Quip
A doctor jokes that Georgia is sick from too much reform and lists symptoms including stomach distress and nervousness. The dialogue features Dr Fariss and Dr Hoke Smith with a reporter seeking plain English explanation. The piece frames reform as cause of economic hardship and job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sam Fariss
Hoke Smith
Doctor faces family push to change physician
Insomnia haunts a patient as the family presses to discharge Dr. Smith and hire Joe Brown, while the doctor defends the current treatment and asserts confidence in the physician. The reporter notes ethical questions and hints at a cautious replacement to restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
Walker County Messenger
Stock powder sale note from Sandersville Drag O section
The stock powder is sold exclusively in this section by the Sandersville Drag O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Newman
Knight
Thomas
Aculty
City
Annie Wicker
May Autrey
Wrens
Ella Moore
Paul Brown
John D. Walker
Sparta
Julida
W.G. Rose
Albany
Rose
Little Joe
Hoke
Dr. Fariss
Sam Goodrich
Davisboro, Ga
Goodrich’s
Sam. Goodrich
Purity Ice CO
West End
J. B. Mills
Sandersville Investment Company
White
S’ville Investment Co
H. Goodman
D.C. Stockorder
Sandersville Drug Co
Holt & Brother
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