Marriage Ties Mr James Herring and Mise Daisy Monk
Mr James R Herring and Mise Daisy Monk united in marriage at 6 p m July 31 at the campground by Rev Charles Snow Vienna circuit They left Sunday for their home in Arlington Miss Herring is a daughter of Prof W Monk and a descendant of Henry Clay A community barbecue drew about 500 residents with generous baskets and plentiful food Various locals visited, including Mr George Simmons of Pike county and Mr Arthur Godwin who recently wed Miss Annie Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Herring
Mise Daisy Monk
Chas. Snow
Vienna
Arlington
Henry Clay
Kentucky
J. B. Folds
Pleasant Valley
Jim Hickson
Co. ‘T. Simmons
Fami
Otho Payne Simmons
Houston County
Arthur Godwin
Annie Moreland
Snow
Mollie Gheek
Houston
Misa Peart Hickeon
Cordele
O. T. Simmons
Local notes from Macon area community page
A rural column records travel by Harris to Macon and Mamie Reynolds departing for Athens to prepare for teaching. Oland accompanies her to Macon. Malone and Thompson near recovery at their mill. Maud Butler ill but improving. Jor Macon from Sibley visits Tom and friends. Jerry Clements and wife visit Ashley Sangster. Sangster’s 10 room dwelling progresses. Inxex Verm and McLanachan Yest discuss extended Lumber City trip. Dorminy income noted. community expresses sympathy for recent losses. Wugenik Steves suffers brief breathing trouble, aided by Dr. Dorminy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Thompson
Maud Butler
Macon
Sibley
Tom
Jerry Clements
Unadita
Ashley Sangster
Wriday
Inxex
Verm
McLanachlan
Sawithy
Lumber City
Ji M. Dorming
Annie
Dooly Dumber Company
Wugenik Steves
Community notes from Findlay Dots camp meeting
The write up reports a Tuesday gathering at the camp-ground where Rev. W A Huckabee delivered a plea to all ages to come to Christ, despite the preacher’s illness. Two further talks urged children to seek Jesus, and Bro Nelson’s Liberty Baptist protracted meetings led three youths to salvation. Rev John Swain visits Cairo relatives, notes good Decatur and Thomas counties crops, recent rains, and Longrove baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Huckabee
Redeemer
Dooly
Bro
Nelson
Liberty Baptist Church
Jesus
John Swain
Cairo
Decatur
Thomas Counties
Ochlochnee
Bro. Nelson
Longrove Church
W. HS
Pinehurst News Briefs Reflect Community Happenings
Pinehurst reports a Sunday visit from Geo W Lewis and family with a proposal of matrimony that was declined. J N Lane called on Oscar E Bowen and H A Josey at Wesley Chapel. Local editor notes a boy’s taunting, N T Christmas loses seven hogs to cholera, W A J Craughon and John Rodgers spend Sunday in Pulaski. W H Bryant shows slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Lane
Bohoo
Oscar E. Bowen
H. A. Josey
Wesley Chapel
Uield
Progress
N. T. Christmas
W. A. J. Craughon
John Rodgers
Pulaski
W. H. Bryant
Sandy Mount Locals Note Quick Health, Visits
Sandy Mount locals report Mrs J M Fields is improving after illness. Miss Maggie Lasseter visited Byromville to see friends. Misses Annie Porter Hattie and Mamie Broadaway attended preaching at Mars Hill Sunday. Miss Amanda Peavy returned home near Mingo after visiting cousin Miss Mary Bowen near Findlay. Dr W M Haslam and wife of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fields
Maggie Lasseter
Byromville
Annie Porter
Hattie
Mamie Broadaway
Mars Hill
Amanda Peavy
Mingo
Mary Bowen
Findlay
W. M. Haslam
Flint River Items and Local Notices
Mrs Anna Bruges bitten by a snake two weeks ago and seriously ill. Several church members injured when a mule ran away throwing them. Hubbard Raines dragged five yards and seriously hurt. Mrs Anna Bird, Mrs Ashley Wade, and others sick. Ebenezer annual meeting closed with 87 new members. Pastor Rev G T West aided by Rev John Milner. Local visits reported: W E Hawkins family, Wes Westley Smoke family, J R Barry family, J I Williams family, T J Barry family, and Greenberry Wade visitations in Sapphire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bruges
Tommie Bartlett
Elmer Herrington
Hubbard Raines
Hubbard
Anna Bird
Ashley Wade
Ebenezer
G. T. West
John Milner
Joel Dixon
Rey
W.E. Hawkins
Capron Capers in Rainy Week
Rainy conditions dominate Capron community life with church and social events. Rev C W Snow missed a Saturday sermon due to weather while J B McGehee led the Vienna circuit conference at Friendship. Local visits include Miss Laura Aycock, W B Weaver and Nettie Weaver, and Ada Turner staying with I E Gilmore. A river fishing outing drew Snow residents, and several locals shared visits among families. Continuous illness is noted for Billy Page of Byromville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Snow
Hitler
J. B. McGehee
Vienna
Friendship
Jim Aycock
Laura
Andersonville
W. B. Weaver
Morgan
Nettie Weaver
I. EB
Gilmore
Snow
Pleasant Valley Notes Visit by J B Cooper and Wife
J B Cooper and wife of the city were here Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cooper and Wife
The
City
Local notes and social updates from a small town
Miss Dori Walton and her brother Charlie visited relatives in Vienna on Sunday. Ham Swearingen and Miss Hila Bush went to Pinehurst. A stray hog at the writer’s house prompts owner contact. Prof J B Folds of Fineharst will open a singing school on the 12th. Miss Margaret Reid left for Batonton last Thursday. Valleyites attended services at Mt Vernon and heard Rev A J Cheeves. E G C Forehand and Miss May Devane joined a Snow singing school Saturday. Hog cholera reappeared locally. W Huckaby returned from Syc amore after two weeks away. Rev J A Nelson fulfilled his Mt Pleasant appointments Saturday and Sunday. XX
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dori Walton
Charlie
Vienna
Ham Swearingen
Hila ' Bush
Pinehurst
J. B. Folds
Fineharst
Margaret Reid
Batonton
Miss Reid
Mt. Vernon
A. J. Cheeves
E. G C. Forehand
Protracted Meeting Opens as Ministers Lead Service
Rev A J Cheeves assisted by Rev J A Walters of Montezuma opened a prolonged meeting here on Saturday. Visitors include Tom Lewis and mother from near Richwood, Mr Pete Odom of Pete, Miss May Devane of Adel visiting Dock Forehand, and Billie McVale near finishing a ginhouse. Local folks Virginia Dixon and Rosa Hall visit Mrs Frank Lilly this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cheeves
J. A. Walters
Montezuma
Tom Lewis
Near Richwood
R. E. Shirah
Frank Lilly
Pete Odom
Pete
May Devane
Adel
Dock
Bill
Sam Liggin
Cordele
Vienna
Durham
New Hope Items Show Busy Farm Life and Local News
Farmers save fodder as cotton opens and school declines feared while attendance remains high. Clouds bring light showers easing the heat though more rain is hoped. Dowdy and families went seining last Tuesday reporting abundant fish and a pleasant outing. Tison brothers head to Berrien this week with Mr. Graham prospecting nearby. Dowdy and Graham families appear in health and travel notes amid a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Jack
Jim
Dowdy
Eli,v
Paton Tison
Berrien
Pinehurst Items Sam Harwell and Mr Lewis Graham Visit
Sam Harwell visited our city on Tuesday with Wednesday and Thursday plans in motion as Mr Lewis Graham of Unadilla accompanied him. The notice notes local intrigue and upcoming events tied to these visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Harwell
Lewis Graham
Unadilla
Relatives Visit Pinehurst Residents Share Local News
Miss Bula Brown of Emerich and Miss Maude Peavy hosted guests this week while Miss Louise Smith returned home to Indian Springs and Miss May Lindsey to Gardele. Local gatherings included a Tuesday game night at the Harlams with many young people. Several residents, including W L Williams and J McCormick, visited nearby towns and relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Bula Brown
Emerich
Maude Peavy
Louise Smith
Indian Springs
May Lindsey
Gardele
Mary Turner
Ya Harlam
G. S. Harlam
G. Harlam
W. L. Williams
Alabama
J. ©” McCormick
Unadilla
Miss Maude Peavy
Findlay
L. Williams
Our City
Pateville News Reports Camp Meeting and Local Happenings
The Pateville correspondent notes a well behaved camp meeting fostering brotherly feeling. A heavy Thursday rain brought lightning killing a mule owned by Mr Gleaton and damaging trees. Mr William Whitefield builds a six room cottage in Dooly County, Ebenezer church adds thirty seven members, and an eye epidemic affects the town. Fox hunting near Vienna draws interest as foxes cause losses. Protracted services begin at Zion Hope Methodist on the Fourth Sunday with a preacher team. County School Board keeps books unchanged, praising Commissioner Greene’s leadership. occasional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pateville
Gleaton
William Whitefield
Dooly County
Ebenezer
Vienna
Reynard
Zion Hope Methodist Church
Hamilton
Hall
Primitive Baptist
Tax Notice for Vienna Tax Returns 1901 Opens
My books are now open for the tax returns of the taxable property of the town of Vienna for the year 1901, and will close Aug. 15, 1901. B. M. Wood, Clerk and Treas. July 10, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
B. M. Wood
Treas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Cox
Our Town
Will Woodruff
Fannie Cox
Snow Folks
George Simmons
Pike County
T. Simmons
Messia
J. O. Macon
R. I. Cormack
J. W. Sangster
I. G. Cormack
Paulaski County
G. W. Sangster
Nora Lillington
R. D. Cormack
Wesley Chappel
Little Chip
Kornels
Kerns
Harris
Misa Mamie Reynolds
Athens
Oland
Sandy Mount
Flint River
Westley Smoke
J. R. Barry
Joe Hamilton
Isaiah Williams
Willie Smith
T. J. Barry
Greenberry Wade
Allison Wade Sriday
Sapphire
Capron Capers
Verna Webb
Ada Turner
I. E. Gilmore
Jim Thompson
Jane Thompson
Forest
J. B. Turner
Sallie Turner
Bragg
Mary Thompson
Wiry Patrick
Lumpkin
Eva Patrick
Dooling
R. W. Wilkes
Billy Page
Pleasant
Valley Notes
J. A. Nelson
Mt. Pleasant
Mt, Vernon
Lawson Graham Jr
W. H. Graham
Mr. Graham
Ben Dowdy
R. L. Greene
Edna Bledsoe
Macon County
M. M. Johnson
Commissioner Greene
Greene
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