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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
3
Vienna residents and visitors fill the page with Christmas shopping notes church events and community updates. Reports include W M Edwards from Kerns J H Folds from Pinehurst and C I DeValghn from Montezuma plus school and subscription news and plans for a charity concert at Heard’s Opera House.
For Sale items include a farm setup in the third district on Dae with livestock and wagons, W Broadaway listings for Woodward Oats and a two year old colt plus buggies, L Peavy & Sons in Pinehurst advertising farm gear, and W E Trippe renting a six horse farm near Vienna. Also Cordele residences for rent or sale with January 1 possession, J R Kelly promoting Queen Quality Ladies shoes at W Lewis Vienna.
Local classifieds promote cheap seed and meal by a farmer, dressed lumber from J A and D J King in Unadilla, and more. Listings include lost pearl handle, rentals for farms and a residence for 1908, chickens for sale, Vienna souvenirs, holiday hardware displays, flowers for events, and IDLE-HOUR NURSERIES offerings in Macon with dressed lumber and weatherboarding.
A memorial poem for Rodis Lee Dinkins a one year old child died November 1907. The verse laments the loss and celebrates heavenly rest while reflecting on grief and faith. Written by her cousin LM. market subscription notes follow with requests for chickens eggs turkey and corn on subscription.
A Christmas tree lighting will be held at Martin Williams on December 25. Everyone is invited to attend and join the celebration.
A group led by J R Horne and G A Thompson apply to the Georgia Secretary of State to incorporate Bank of Pinehurst at Pinehurst Dooley County. The plan lists twenty five thousand dollars capital, fifteen thousand paid, office to be in Pinehurst, and a fifty dollar filing fee. Confirmation by oath and Secretary Phillip Cook records the filing November 21 1907 and as of November 2 1907 in Atlanta the charter papers are verified as a true copy.
Vienna timetable lists departures for Macon Atlanta and northbound service with parlor cars to Macon and Jacksonville. Sleeper trains to Macon and Atlanta, local Shoofly runs, Valdosta and Palatka connections, and arrivals from north and south with multiple No. designations. Call W. O. Wilson for full schedule.
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