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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
2
The Vienna Progress reports a busy Christmas season with weddings and moves including Will Leggett and Miss Kula Short, Patrick Butler and Miss Mike Wells, and Dennis relatives visiting. Fires destroy a house on the old Methodist corner. liquor incidents, a self-inflicted danger, and a fatality occur. The paper notes printer holiday downtime, ginning season ending, and plans for a brick warehouse by the American Cotton Company.
A whimsical note describes a pleasant, mistletoe moment walking beneath the mistletoe as a charming but potentially risky gesture by a young lady, promising a pleasant Christmas memory in Baltimore.
Mary B. James will sell at public outcry at the Dooly County courthouse to satisfy a mortgage on June 1 1897 by Charles D and Hubert J Loud to Mary B. James. The west half of the southwest quarter of lot 183 in the Thirteenth district comprising about 25.3125 acres will be sold on the first Tuesday in January 1902 for 56.25 principal and 20.64 interest plus costs. A deed will pass to the buyer. This notice references additional mortgage entries and lots 201 in the same district.
Mary B James will sell at public outcry in Dooly County Georgia during legal hours on the first Tuesday in January 1902. The sale covers multiple parcels including halves and quarters of land in the Thirteenth district Lot numbers 184 185 200 201, all pledged to satisfy two promissory notes and costs under the June 1897 mortgage with Charles D and Hubert J Loud, with deeds to convey title to the highest cash bidder.
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