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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1902

Page

3

Mt Vernon Notes and Local Visits Share Sunday Activity

T W Walton and family of Findlay visited Mrs Walton’s mother here Sunday. Mry and Mrs G F Swearingen went to the city for shopping Saturday. Rev J A Nelson preached at Mt Vernon Sunday morning. R Smith and family of Vien ma were callers Sunday afternoon. Pleasant Valley figures attract young Mt Vernon men as visitors pour in each Sunday. Emma Owen of Byromville visiting Miss Annie Swearingen this week. Nellie Owen and Nellie McCall with Prof Embry attended the teachers institute. Prof H C Brown, candidate for tax receiver, visited home folks Saturday and Sunday and aims to make Dooly a splendid officer. State house drivers get little notice besides the school commissioner.

Mt. Vernon Johnnie Pleasant Valley B. Lewis J. O. Hamilton Emma Owen Byromville Annie Swearingen Nellie+Owen Nellie McCall Embry Teachers’ Institute H. C. Brown Brown Dooly

Dickson School Misses Visit Nearby Residents

Local notes describe Sunday calls and visits from J T Goodrum Mrs J Morgan and O M Lewie to Drayton Master ser veloes and Miss Annie Odum Hassie Goodrum visit Rosa and Laura Walk Sunday J W Janes of Raines spent Sunday here on business Mr and Mrs Jim Goodin and Hinlewon visit with Sirs J W Hell and Mrs Odom Wiley Hak and sister Mrs King of Henderson spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J W Hell D Dann was there briefly Friday afternoon

Annie Odum Hassie Goodrum Wrosa Laura Walk J. W. Janes Raines Kam Wiley Hak King of

Oakland News Courthouse of Community Happenings

Local notes record calm weather and community visits. Mr and Mrs Blijgh Locherman of Emerich spent Sunday with J A Lochermann. Miss Laura May Sutherford out sick. John Gurr found a new girl. 29 pupils enrolled at the school. singing at the school house Sunday afternoon invites attendance.

Blijgh ,Locherman Emeric’h J.a.lochermann John Gurr Elijah Locherman Mr. Locherman Mrs Allen Locherman Crossville

Deaths and tragedies cast pall on Union items

The section notes Miss Tilda Cason’s death after illness at Seville. Lucius Coleman was shot and killed near Seville. W R Lacey, sick for some time, died in Macon after a trip to Indian Spring. his funeral was held at Pine City church. he left a wife and five children.

Tilda Cason Cason Seville W. R. Lacey Indian Spring Charley Johnson Tie Johnson Macon Pine City Church

Emerich News From Last Week Not Printed

Community notes report missing Emerich news despite mail delivery. Local social visits include Locherman families at Crossville and Barfield relatives in Pinehurst. Henry Ward leaves for Lynchburg for a new job. Easter activities and illness updates accompany a roundup of town happenings and travels.

Emerich Emerich News

Mt Pleasant Items Show Busy Farmers and Village News

The report notes farmers planting and optimistic weather. A pigment of local life includes school children going violet hunting and games, a turkey rooster for sale at G B Shell’s store, and visits among residents such as Forehand, Powell, Hall, Shell, and Greene.

G.B. Shell G. B. ‘Shell Pinewood Street

Coney Collections Reports Easter Sunday School News

Easter crowds attend Sunday school with an egg hunt for children. Visitors and relatives arrive, including Miss Eurera Cook and Miss Susy Davis. Teachers continue duties despite weather. A spelling bee is planned for April 11 with sixty participants competing for prizes. twenty five new library books arrive to delight pupils.

Community Notes From Hawkinsville Area

Rain delays hit farmers as Thomas Hollon and Raymond Hollon travel to Hawkinsville for business. Social events include a large dance hosted by Ella Williams at the Rowntree home with many attendees. The community mourns the death of Mr. George W. Turner, a wealthy benefactor, whose funeral was held at Peacock graveyard with Rev. Dr. Sims officiating.

Thomas Raymond Hollon Hawkinsville Ella Williams Jeff Rowntree Lonnie’ ‘Sanders Hattie Sarah Emma Ida Sparrow Georgie Blakely Abbeville Lizzie Williams Hawkineville Denent ‘Williams J. 11 Lewis Willie Sparrow Jerry Meadow Eugene Brage Tobe Ridley George W. Turner Ife Turner Sle W. Rn. Turner Robert Scarbrough Peacock Graveyard Dr. Sims

Progress Notes From a Small Georgia Town

The editor shares community items from the village, noting recent sickness, local visits, school progress, and civic plans. Details include a growing town of about 150 people, three stores, a millinery shop, a blacksmith, and a proposed incorporation. Occasional incidents like missing groceries and rail road disruptions are mentioned along with brief political sentiment and social visits.

P.M. Bullington al Bullington Purvis &Thombly J. M. Fields F, M. Bullington Eva Pope

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Correspondenge T. W. Walton Dickson School J.T. Goodrum 0. M. .Lewie Drayton Jim Goodin Hinlewon Sanday Odom Oakland - News Fate Sumerford Messrs Lottie Harry and Benny Spears Mt. Pleasant John Wright John Richard Lewis Laura May Suitherford Mary Lizzie Dixon Evansville Maurice Gurr Phil Pattishall Vienna T. M. Gurr Power Union Lucius Coleman Unadilla J. R. Barfield J. R J. RR. Horne Pinehurst Henry Ward Lynchburg Virginia Wisses Maggie and Mary Jones Menderson Dallas Peavy Jno Uisenby Dow Mill J. B. Barfield Honduras W.L Peavy Almond McGilamery Snow Mrs. Dow Mill Peter Smith Rosa Walker Perry Dow Will J. R. Barfield, Jr R. L. Barfield Florence Henderson MT Pleasant China Edgar Mildred Donald Shell G. B. Lasseter H. W. Powell Tilda Hall T. P. Powell Ella Hall Worth County N. J. Shell W. W. Lane Alvin Greene Johna Mrs. Johnson W. P. Hall D. H. Hall Coney Carrie Hall Coney Collections Eurera Cook Leon Ellis Griffin Susy Davia the Plains J. R.stevens Blesset Ellen Peacock Margaret Barfield Emerick 8. W. Coney Ben Dots Sparrow Tucker John Lewis Hila Williams Wesley Chapel D. Dupree Ja. W. Turner Jane Joiner Mr. Turner John Smith Texas Raymond A. T. Fountain Mary Jlolland Smyrna John Brown Joe Nobles Findley The Progress Mars Darkey J.T. Evers Rochelle J. H. Barter W. D. Bullington H. T. Evers D. W. Lupo Miss Eva J. W. Walton W. D. Lupo Ben Walton Basa Mr. A A. M. Wilson L. J. Wilson Eugene Walton Tifton Effie Melton Y. Peavy David Bowen
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