Personal notices highlight local visitors and travels
W B F and John Lilly were in town yesterday. H D Wood of Pinehurst visited on business. J P Heard & Sons. C J Bennett went to Macon on business. Miss Lucy Roberts visits with J W Roberts family. T F Collier and wife shopped in the city. Mamie Lou Greene left for Macon on a visit. Miss Eula Rogers from Abbeville visits Mrs R C Rogers. John Hollon and H C Adams from Dooling were in town on business. Oscar Peacock visited Judge John H Woodward’s family. Mrs J M Hunt of Cordele visits her mother Mrs M S Hamilton. E R Lewis and wife return from Indian Springs. J T Taggart, R H Stovall and Alice Clark went to Cordele. J E Sheffield subscribes to the News. Calla Lilly returns from Cordele. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance ads and agents featured. Miss Lilla May McDonald attends Monticello house party. Berdin Goodson, telegraph operator, returns to Florida. Mrs D A Taylor visits Oglethorpe. Mrs H P Myers visits Marshallville. D B Thompson family and Mrs G L Bush go to Macon for excursion. Col D A R Crum and wife return from Lavilla. Miss Mamie Tillman returns to Cordele. M E Rushin writes policies in Third district and Unadilla. Mrs H T Conner of Davisboro visits relatives near the city. Col G W Wooten and others go to Macon on excursion. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance popularity grows with agent M E Rushin. Rev A J Sanders and Rev J D Norris end New Hope church meeting with revival.
Buggies and Wagons Priced Low by J. P. Heard & Sons
Advert includes claim that customers can get the right kind of buggies and wagons from J. P. Heard & Sons at a lower price. Mentions a kidney complaint and a claim of a cure, with generic references to dealers selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Heard & Sons
Excursion to Macon Aids Methodist Orphans Home
The trip to the Methodist Orphans Home at Macon over the G S F drew large crowds. Ten percent of ticket sales plus many visitor contributions went to the Home, touching hearts and boosting support for the orphaned boys and girls. The writer notes such excursions foster compassion by connecting visitors with the orphans.
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Macon
Easy Made Ten Dollars On Wednesday Arrest
Mr C S Bennett received a reward letter from Marshal C J Goodwin offering $10 for a fugitive named Ebbie Wolfork who had skipped bonds. The negro was found in Bennett's shop and Bennett sent him to jail before an officer arrived. Sheriff Sheppard also got a similar letter and saw Bennett en route with the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Bennett
Marshal C. J. Goodwin
Marshallville
Ebbie Wolfork
Vienna
Bennett
Sheppard
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HEARD
John Lilly
H. D. Wood
Pinehurst
C. J. Bennett
Lucy Roberts
J. W. Roberts
T. F. Collier
Drayton
J.P. Hearn & Sons
Mamie Lou Greene
Eula Rogers
Abbeville
City
R. C. Rogers
John Hollon
H. C. Adams
Dooling
Oscar Peacock
Emerick
John H. Woodward
Mra. J. M. Hunt
Cordele
M. 8. Hamilton
E.R. Lewis
Indian Springs
J.T. Taggart
R. H. Stovall
Alice Clark
J. E.sheffield
Unadilla
Calla Lilly
Mutual Benefit
Lilla May McDonald
Monticello
Ruby Polk
Berdin Goodson
Meta M
Yale
Florida
Thur
D. A. Taylor
Oglethorpe
A. H. Perry
H P. Myers
Lewis Rumph
D. B. Thompson
G. L. Bush
Col
D. A. R. Crum and
Lavilla
W. N. McDonald
Mamie Tillman
Cordele Wednesday
Mamie Sheppard
Howell Melton
M.E. Rushin
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Third District
H. T. Conner
Davisboro
B. D Bryan
Col. G. W. Wooten
W. W. and Winright Jordan
B. F. Forbes
J. H. Woodward
P. A. Leonard
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Jenny
M. E. Rushin
A.J. Sanders
Kerns
J.D. Norris
New Hope Church
Planters Warehouse
Barfield & Horne
Mathews
Vienna Meat Co
Augustus Jon BR
Barbe
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