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Newspaper

Sandersville Herald

Location

Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1907

Page

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Death of W F Norris Sudden Natural Causes Probable

Mr W F Norris a prosperous farmer near Sandersville died in his bed last Saturday night likely from a burst blood vessel. Coroner A H Ainsworth held an inquest. jury ruled death from natural causes with no foul play. Burial planned in Warren County.

W. F. Norris Sandersville Mr. Norris A. H. Ainsworth Norris W. Fh. Norris M. H. Bird Warren County

Herald's ad lands three new water and light commissioners

The city council disputes Herano's account of a three commissioner want ad but accepts the three handsome gentlemen named in the ad. Cason Chamlee and Thigpen have agreed to serve, with Chamlee withdrawing a prior refusal. They will supervise the plant as soon as they qualify.

Tor Herano Herano C. M. Cason W. R. Thigpen Alex S. Chamlee

Council Proceedings to be Published Monthly

The mayor and council direct that the minutes of the council be published monthly in Tae Herald and the Progress for citizens. The law requires the monthly report of the water and light commission to be published separately to keep the public informed on plant progress and business.

Tae HeraLp Water and Light Commission

Card of Thanks from Averetts and Cooley family

We thank friends and the Odd Fellows for kind acts and expressions of sympathy during our bereavement. We earnestly wish God’s richest blessings on all.

Odd Fellows Mary Cooley Averett Sallie F. Averett E. L. Holmes J. G. Cooley Messrs. Ward Theo Cooley Newman Wood

Good stenographer seeks position in bookkeeping field

Brief want ad notes a capable stenographer who also understands bookkeeping. Contact J. F. R., care Herald, for details and references.

Care Herald

Negro woman charged with selling liquor in Sandersville

Mayor Evans case spurred police to pursue liquor sales by women. Lula Warthen implicated in Sandersville after Monday matinee with officers noting rising female involvement. City court will decide the charge. two convictions and heavy sentences reported from Monday's court.

Evans Lula Warthen Sandersville

New Residences to Be Erected in Sandersville

The Woman's Home Mission Society notes several new homes planned in Sandersville to ease congestion and provide housing. Evans brothers to build two houses on Sullivan street, Col. M. L. Gross to erect a seven room residence near W. A. McCarty, Mrs. W. G. Summerlin to add two on east Floyd street, Sandersville Investment Co. to raise a seven room cottage on Smith street, and Forest English to construct near Dr. Eri Holmes. The column invites readers to watch for week of prayer announcements and references Japanese kindergarten work in Alameda California and child labor laws in the United States.

Messrs. Geo Evans A. L. Evans Sullivan Street Riley’s Alley Col. M. L. Gross W. A. McCarty Watkins W. G. Summerlin East Floyd Street Sandersville Investment Company G. H. Howard Smith Street Forest English Eri. L. Holmes Alameda W. H. M. Society Mary Helm Miss Helm Russia United States

Sunday School Convention at Harrison Baptist Church

The Sunday School Convention meets at Harrison Baptist Church starting Friday before the fifth Sunday in September 1907. Programs include sermons, organization, and talks on benefits of the convention, with Rev. W. E. Harville Rev. J. G. Page Rev. G. W. Smith Rev. M. R. Little Rev. J. E. Taylor Rev. W. E. Harville K. L. Harrison and Rev. G. A. Blount among speakers. A large attendance is expected with ample arrangements for all attendees.

Harrison Baptist Church W. E. Harville J. G. Page G. W. Smith M. R. Little J. E. Taylor W.E. Harville K. L. Harrison G. A. Blount J. A. Money

Resolutions by Sandersville Lodge on Death of E T Averett

Resolutions from Sandersville Lodge No 271 0 0 F mourn the death of Bro E T Averett a charter member and first secretary. They note his fidelity to the order and country and express sympathy to his bereaved wife. The resolution requests publication in two city papers and to be filed in the lodge minute book.

St. Louis Bro. E. T. Averett Odd Fellows Bro. Averett Sandersville Lodge No. 271 Sandersville Lodge No Sim Uasrio Lodge C. B. Hendrix P. G Battle Sparks

Sandersville Daughters of the Confederacy changes meeting date

The Sandersville chapter announces a date change from the third to the fourth Thursday of the month for the meeting. Members are invited to gather with Mrs. Henry Paris on Sept. 26 as presiding officer Mrs. Dan Harris and secretary Mrs. W. R. Lang announce details.

Sandersville The Daughters of Confederacy Henry Paris Dan Harris W. R. Lang

Death of an Infant in Sandersville

The infant B. B. Brown Jr., nine months old, died in Fargo, Georgia, last Tuesday morning. The remains were moved by train to Sandersville and buried in the city cemetery after a brief funeral service. Surviving family members and relatives traveled to Sandersville for the arrangements, with Mrs. Brown formerly Miss Cora Posey of the city.

B. B. Brown, Jr Fargo Sandersville B. B. Brown Dorothy J. Simons Zach Brown Macon Brown Cora Posey

A Valuable Lesson From Dr King’s New Life Pills

John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana recalls a six year lesson and his experience with Dr King’s New Life Pills. The advertisement claims guaranteed results from the product sold by M D Jamerson, a local druggist, at 25 cents.

John Pleasant Magnolia Ind Dr. King M. D. Jamerson

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