Local notices and ads from Sandersville area
Numerous short items list residents visiting in nearby towns, returning from trips, or spending time with relatives. Names include Mr. Pink Happ, Miss Lilly Mae Paradice, Miss Bertha Moulkay, Dr. H. H. Holliman, Mrs. J. D. Newman, and others with mentions of towns such as Macon Davisboro Toomsboro Warthen and Sandersville. Also notes subscription reminders and local business advertisements for Jackson's store F M Phillips and Beardsley's Shredded Codfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando May
Agricola
Lilly Mae Paradice
Sun Hill
Terrell Kitchens
Mitchell
J. O. Ellis
Macon
Bell Colling
Davisboro
Tom Taylor
J.C. Duggan
Warthen
Bertha Moulkay
Augusta
Zenobia Edwards
Frank Cheatham
Atlanta
Tech
Rains End Dry Spell Across Wide Region
Rains broke a long dry spell with showers from Saturday night into Tuesday. Light but effective, the rainfall eased dust and aided cane and potato crops, though ground will dry quickly without further rain. The entire area benefited from the general precipitation.
Mr C M Hardin Released on Bond in Ed Haywood Case
Mr C M Hardin was released on a $1000 bond after being taken into custody weeks ago in connection with the charge against Ed Haywood. His case is expected to be brought before the Superior Court during its November special term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hardin
Ed Haywood
Report of the Condition of The First National Bank
Summary of the First National Bank of Sandersville Georgia as of September 28 1908 shows resources including capital stock 50000 sur plus fund 15000 undivided profits 46882 69 demand deposits 3781 77 time certificates 9000 bills payable 60000 total 190870 66 The report sworn by Jas E Johnson cashier and RL Smith NP Washington County Georgia on September 28 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Sis Res Ca Sands
Ncse
State of Georgia
Washington
Jas. E. Johnson
Citizens Bank
Eaid Bank
Cironone
U.S
Sandersville
Banka Seeds Beepetartene
United States
Hate
Georgia
Washi
M. Hitchcook
Hitchcook
Ainier
Wm. A. McCarty
L. B. Holt
F. F. Stacer
Dirt Broken for New Store of J. B. Wall in Sandersville
Dirt was broken last Monday for a new store building by J. B. Wall with plans for rapid construction and a sidewalk in front. The project signals Sandersville growth and common-sense civic improvements, including safer sidewalks to prevent injuries. Beacon Shoes for men priced at $3.00 highlight a sale at T. Y. McCarty Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wall
Sandersville
Beacon
T. Y. McCarty Shoe Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pink Happ
Macon City
Mrs. J. M. Stanley
Madison
Mae Thomas
Dublin
Bessie Wood
Mary Doolittle
Brooks Springs
City
Clarence Kelley
J. G. Killebrew
Willie Lozier
J. G. Rawlings
Lena Bird
Fannie Lou Irwin
Ralph Rawlings
H. H. Holliman
Avera
Mary Collins
J. D. Newman
Emma Robertson
F. J. Garbutt
Wadley
Kathleen Albea
Toomsboro
George Doolittle
Emma Doolittle
Mrs
Lee Doolittle
Ophelia Twilley
Addie Smith
Nannie Lou Burgamy
J. M. Sheppard
Toomeboro
Vivian L. Stanley
J. H. Jordan
Deepstep
The
Tribune and Herald
New Christian Church
Middle Georgia
Jackson
Booth
F.m.phillips
Ocf
Tidwell
Tennille
F.M. Phillips
Beardsley
F. M. Phillips
Forrest L. Sessions
Campbell
Mr. C. M. Hardin
First National Bank
Sandersville, Ga
Resources
Jan. E. Johnson
RL. Smith
N. P
W. C. Ga
Isaac Silver & Bros
Mennen
Arik
Missouri
Ralston
Worth
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