Pretty Wedding Night Blesses Union Street Home
One of the prettiest home weddings in the city joined Miss Mary Penny and Mr. John B. French of Sacramento Cal on Wednesday evening at half past eight at the Penny residence on Union Street. Dr W L Cutts of Canton performed the ceremony simply as Miss Ethel McDonald sang To the End of the World With You and Miss Virgie Calhoun played Mendelssohn. The bride wore crepe de chine over white satin with lace and pearls, a diamond crescent veil, and carried birds roses and lilies of the valley. A reception followed with salad and sweets served and punch by Maud Morgan and Alice Henderson. The couple plan to spend time with relatives in Richland before starting for Sacramento.
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Mary Penny
John B. French
Sacramento
Cal
Theibrid
W. L. Cutts
Canton
Ethel McDonald
Virgie’ Calhoun
Mendelsshu
Cecil Brown
K. R. Lewin
W. W. Horne
Lucile Morgan
Maud Morgan
Alice Henderson
Mrs. French
Richland
Mr. French
Hom
Sunday School Progress at Mt Vernon Under Butler Help
Mr Vernon Dots reports the Sunday school at Mt Vernon advancing well under Supt. B I L Butler with Miss Georgia Royal as Sec. Miss Mary Lon Dunn has been ill with fever for weeks. Miss Eula Ingram returns from Unadilla and Cordele. Miss Jemima Smith visits Mrs T P Busbee at Lilly and returns home. Norman Rentrop of Vienna attended the Sunday school. Cland Murray of Unadilla visits Mr A Q Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. IL. Butler
Georgia Royal
Miss Mary
Lon Dunn
Eula Ingram
Unadilla
Cordele
Jemima Smith
Norman Rentrop
Vienna
Mt. Vernon
Cland Murray
A. Q. Royal
W.X
Patience Helps A Stuttering Man Tell A Fanny Story
A reader notes how patient listening brings a smile to a man who stammers as he shares a humorous tale. The scene highlights kindness and the value of attentive listening in small community moments.
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Patience
Fanny
Vienna Defeats Tippettville In 9 6 Baseball Game
Vienna won the Tuesday afternoon baseball game against Tippettville by 9 to 6. Nobles of Tippettville and H. Simmons of Vienna each had two base hits. Vienna batteries were Peavy and Peavy with Tippett and Nicholson and Blanchard behind Tippettville. Umpire B. M. Wood officiated.
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Vienna
Tippettville
Nobles
H. Simmons
Tippett
Nicholson
Blanchard
B. M. Wood
Tippettville Wins Close Ball Game In Series
In the third game of the Vienna Tip Pettville baseball series played Wednesday, Tippettville edged Vienna 6 to 5. Tippettville now leads two games to one in the series with Lane and Blanchard behind the plate for Tippettville and Peavy and Peary catching for Vienna. Umpire LB M. Wood presided.
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Vienna
Tippettville
Peavy
Peary
Lane
Blanchard
LB M. Wood
Lilly Locals Visit and Town mentions
Lilly locals Meg Pilcher of Ellaville visits Lilly. Miss Anna Varnadoe is much better and the mayor reports street cleanups. Mrs Skelton recovers from appendicitis. A Friday storm damaged W. B. F. Lilly’s property. Little Ash Forehand remains ill.
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Meg, Pilcher
Ellaville
Lilly
Anna Varnadoe
Ash
Selfishness Must Die Says J R Miller
A reflection on shared sorrow and duty cites J R Miller urging Christians to abandon selfish living. The text argues five fallen men remind us to bear others burdens, keep happiness as a lamp to illuminate shadowed hearts, and serve as God’s ministers delivering blessings to those intended.
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J. R. Miller
County Jail Inmate Sam Colbert Held On Old Charge
Sam Colbert an elderly African American man from the second district was arrested and jailed yesterday on a charge arising from allegedly tanning his wife with whom he had lived and worked beside in field labor for about twenty five years.
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Sam Colbert
Camp Meeting Notice At Dooly Co Camp Ground
The pastors trustees tent holders and friends of the Dooly County Camp Ground are summoned to meet at the Camp Ground on Wednesday June 22 at 10 o'clock A M for business of importance. Please be prompt. O P Swearengen pres E G Green sect
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Dooly Co
O. P. Swearengen
E. G. Green
Wealthy planter Judge Carlisle passes away
Judge J T Carlisle a wealthy planter and Sixth district figure died about 6:30 am after years of ill health He was 65 a Confederate veteran and Smyrna Baptist Church Vienna Lodge No 824 F A M member Survived by wife and five children Funeral with Masonic honors to be held at Lane graveyard at 2 pm today The News expresses sympathy to the bereaved family
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J. T. Carlisle
Carlisle
Smyrna
Carliale
Meadames
E. J. Peavy
W. H. Holt
K. B. Wood
Messrs
J.B
T. Lo
Carl
No Mules and No Slavery in Progressive Farming
Clarence Poe writes from Illinois and Wisconsin praising modern farming practices and prosperity. He lists contrasts such as no mules, no old fields, no gullies, no one-room schools, and no plantation era remnants, arguing these signs reflect a progressive rural order with abundant livestock, cover crops, sanitary homes, and active farming without racial exploitation.
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Milinois
Wisconsin
Surprise Wedding at Brown House in Macon
A quiet ceremony was held in the parlor of the Brown House Macon on Wednesday evening June 8. Miss Raydie Rodgers and Mr. Charles C Graham were wed by Rev J M Keily of Marehallville to the surprise of many friends. The couple returned to Unadilla Friday and will reside at the Oak and West Third streets residence.
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Brown House
Macon
Raydie Rodgers
Charles C. Graham
J. M. Keily
Marehallville
H. C. Rodgers
Graham
Mra
Unadilla
Oak
Third Streets
Loader
Rumors on Hoke Smith’s gubernatorial bid denied
The Atlanta report states former Governor Hoke Smith told a close friend he will not enter the race for governor this year despite rumors across the state. With Judge R. B. Russell out, Brown and H. H. Perry of Gainesville are highlighted as leading contenders as campaign principles for 1900 are promoted.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Lune
Smith
Largoage
Ohio Valley Exposition Seeks Cotton Seed Flour Exhibit
The Ohio Valley Exposition plans to exhibit cotton seed flour as a new food product. A mill in Jonesboro Ark is to supply samples and culinary results of the meal. Texas led early interest with samples and prizes, experts predict mixes with half ordinary flour, and ginger snaps are being prepared for shipment to Cincinnati for distribution.
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Jonesboro
Ark
South
Texas
Washington
Epicures
Cincinnati
The Deadly Fly and Its Disease Carriers
A Starkville reader warns of flies carrying disease germs from typhoid to dysentery, noting germs ranging from 550 to 6 million on flies and their bodies. The piece urges caution about flies in homes and includes a local hardware ad mentioning stoves and ranges.
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F.L. Stevens
Starkville
Miss
Progressive Farmer and Gazette
Cabaniss Must Serve Sentence In Milledgeville
Atlanta June 14 The Georgia Court of Appeals sustained the lower court verdict in the J W Cabadas case former president of the Exchange Bank of Macon. Unless action is taken he will serve a year at the state farm Milledgeville and pay a 500 fine. It is reported steps may be taken to reopen in Bibb Superior Court. Cabiss was indicted for declaring an 8 per cent dividend on bank stock and paying it to stockholders from capital stock and other funds not from net profits.
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Atlanta
Court of Appeals of Georgia
J. W. Cabadas
Exchange Bank of Macon
State Farm
Milledgeville
Bible Superior Court
Ulbaniss
Bibb County
Minutes of Vienna City Council June 6 1010
Vienna city council met in regular session with Mayor J B Walton and councilors present. Motions authorized lowering water flow on Church street, licensing plumbing at 25, moving sidewalk scales, regulating awnings, restricting porters at depots, continuing Union to Third street work, placing cows away from sidewalks, and Walton empowered to borrow 1900 to settle a note from the ex mayor.
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J. B. Walton
Al+darmen
Ed Howell
D. B.thompson
D A. Taylor
W. F. Newby
Church Street
M. BE. Church
Union
Third
Third Street
City of
Vienna
H. B. Thompson
Lost Money in Leatherette Folder Between Vienna and Home
A leatherette folder containing $36 in denominations three tens one five and one dollar bill was lost on the road between Vienna and Hawkinsville near Pinehurst Gu. Finder who returns it will receive a reward. Contact C. Co Draughorn Pinehurst Ga F. D. No. 3.
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Vienna
Hawkinsville
C. Co, Draughorn
Pinehurst
F.D. No
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Mr. Vernon Dots
Salate Forbes Drug CO
Atorm
W. B. F. Lilly
Clarence Poe
Raleigh
N. C
Farmer and Gazette
Suprise
Brown
Perry
Ohio Valley Exposition
Vienna Hardware Co
Cabaniss
Court, of Appeals
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