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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1899
Page
9
A bustling page of business locals touts furniture by G McDonald and J Kelley, medicinal tonics like Simmons Liver Medicine and Squaw Wine, bicycle repairs by Jas Woodward, and a broad array of hats, shoes, and groceries from J Heard & Sons and J Powell. Also features One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve endorsements, plus streetcar line and Hames for sale.
Court in the city adjourned after a five week session. Judge Henderson traveled to Macon, and local residents and visitors, including Dr H A Mobley of Byromville, Miss Stella Powell, Miss Inez Hall, and Miss Mamie Leonard, appear in town for various personal and professional engagements.
On the fourth, various parcels tied to J. W. Paylor Col Ellen building loan and tontine assoc Hop Harris Geo Hall W J Williams A M Colson were sold to cash buyers including W E Smith Mrs Annie I Ellis S J Hill and Bro Judge Haygood C C Cutts and Col Thompson claim settled by Judge Henderson N G Smith interest. Board of Education met Tuesday and clock repair by W Thigpen noted. nine oclock time referenced.
The Epworth Leagues of Vienna and Unadilla plan a Friday night meeting at the Unadilla academy. The program includes songs, scripture, prayers, talks, recitations, and instrumental duets by various leaguers and guests, with refreshments served afterward.
An article extols the arrival of a first baby as a joyous life event while noting birth pain. It promotes Mother's Friend a scientific liniment said to reduce labor pain when used weeks before delivery. The piece urges readers to request the booklet Before Baby is Born from The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Public notices a final window for photographs at Cofields Photo Graphs as J I Cofield departs soon. The ad thanks patrons and hints at continued service in a similar manner before leaving.
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