County News by Correspondents Mount Vernon
County notes report crops growing and grass thriving. Community members attended a gathering at Robert Shirah's home near Drayton Friday night. J B Acre moved his family from Double Run and Mrs Fad Howell returned from a visit to her mother Mrs Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shirah
Drayton
J. B. Acre
Double Run
Fad Howell
Powers
Price
Cordele
Wowdery Smith
Coy Morgan
Vienna News notes travel and visits amid weather echoes
Local farmers resume work after bad weather as families and relatives visit across Vienna and nearby areas. Correspondents praise Mars Hill Sunday school under Rev. W A Lupo while Rev. J D Norris and Roy Brown pass through.
Jerry News: Weather, Letters, and Local Events in June 1908
Farmers push work amid fine weather as Jerry notes Uncle Rectus letters and praise for Mr. Moe Rushin. Jerry baseball accepts Pineview challenge at Tippettville next Saturday. A home musical hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Adams pleased attendees. Miss Pearl Pitts visits Vienna. Miss Posrl admires Dooly people and recounts travel mix up on the shop-fly due to missed connections.
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M. T. Wilkes
Brinson
J. A. Hollan
Mrs. Taylor
Spalding
Coy Morgan
Vienna
Miss Ida
J. Adkins
Rectus
Moe. Rushin
Jerry
Pineview
Tippettville
J. H. Adams
John W. Sanders
Pearl Pitts
W. J. Pitts
Danville
Twiggs County
Rey
A. J. Sanders
Pleasant Valley Notes From June 1908 Community
Pleasant Valley news reports improving health of Mrs. G F Swearingen and visits by multiple locals including Miss Ada Bowers and Miss Leola Hendricks. Attendees from Vienna and local families share Sunday worship and shopping trips, with greetings and well wishes to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Swearingen
Keee Mande Swearingen
Mew
J.P. Hoard, Jr
Pleasant Valley
Messra Chas. Walton
Oscar McGough
Vienna
Nell
Lucia McCall
Ada Bowers
Fitzgerald
Newton Swearingen
Mary Bowen
J. B. Mason
Mouda Sumerford
Mollie Butler
John Moring
Walter Moring
J. H. Bowen
Tagram
J. Bulay
Misa Leola Hendricks
Swearingen
Oliver Standedge
Bride
This Place
J.T. Hendricks
Callie Ingram
Letters Advertised as of June 16 1908 Dead Letter Office
The list names forty eight overdue letters for the week ending June 16 1908 with recipients including Jimmie Abson Revel Bryant A L Giles Jim Jackson and others. Letters not claimed by June 29 1908 will be sent to the dead letter office. Also notice that J M Kenney becomes sole owner and manager of Dooly Business College responsible only for debts incurred. June 2 1903 was date on the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgusr Lemeit
Jimmie Abson
J. £. A. Brown
Revel Bryant
A. L. Giles
Jim Jackson
Millard & Kinnerly
E. J. Moore
Peter Morgan
Larrry Murphy
Bill Tip
Cora Barnes
Janne Bennett
Ada Bowers
Kathrina Daniel
Mollie Dorough
Mandie Jones
Rosa Lawson
Samantha Mobley
Annie Toomer
Etter
Estate of I. Y. Peavy declared in Georgia county
All persons having claims against the estate of I. Y. Peavy deceased are requested to present the same properly made out to the undersigned. Also, all persons indebted to the estate are requested to come forward and settle it once. This June 16th, 2003. Executors Zof J. L Peavy and C. Peavy of the Estate of FA. Peavy Y. Peavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dooly County
I. Y. Peavy
C. Peavy
Zof
J. L Peavy
FA. Peavy
Y. Peavy
Excursion Rates for Southern Meetings Announced
The thirtieth annual Southern Educational Association meeting in Ashville and the Georgia Bar Association in Tallulah Falls offer round trip fares from Vienna at 1395 and 7.95 respectively. Tickets on sale June 17 to July 1 and July 1 to 2 with final limits in early July 1903, extensions possible to mid October. Fourth of July excursion offers low fares across the line with multiple sale dates and final limits through July 8 1903. Through tickets to Southern points available. J J Milligan Vienna agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
Southern Educational Association
Vienna
Tallulah Falls
Georgia Bar Association
J. J. Milligan
Prohibition wit and European unrest echo through editors
The piece mocks anti prohibition editors and lampoons a South Dakota admin who pays a year's subscription in advance, with stories of a dry town editor keeping a jug behind his door. It also notes a magazine physicist predicting 20 million years more for world survival and cites European upheaval after the Belgrade assassination of the Servian monarchy.
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Admn
South Dakota
Georgia
Lin Moultrie
The
Observer
North
Servia
Belgrade
Europe
Jin Servia
Alexander
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