Marriages in Elko Church Tie Ben Bryan and Virginia Means
In Elko, Wednesday evening, Ben D. Bryan wed Virginia Means. The couple then rode home on the Shoo-fly to the Collier house and will reside near the Methodist parsonage. Attending were Mrs. J. C. Hamilton, Miss Nell McCall, Miss Mary Bryan, Mrs. Rena Johns, Prof. W. H. Lasseter, and others. A separate note mentions J. H. Moring and a Gray County bride in Macon who married in the parlor. they returned home aboard the Shoo-fly, content with their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Ben D. Bryan
Misa Virginia Means
Misa Means
Mra
O. S. Bennett
Bennett
Collier
J. C. Hamilton
Misa Nell
McCall
Mary Bryan
Rena Johns
W. H. Lasseter
Willie
Johny Bryan
Edna Collier
Emma Means
Pauline Smoak
J. D. Means
JH. Moring
Rev J M Kellys Presidential Confidence at Dooly Business College
Rev J M Kelly named president and bookkeeping professor at Dooly Business College. His leadership cited as a public boost, with a Macon Evening News report (Nov 6 1902) praising Col W S Christian as a standout Ga Alabama College student who graduates, becomes city court stenographer, and is expected to excel as a future lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kelly
The
Progress
Dooly Business College
Macon Evening News
Christians
W. 8
Christian
Ga.-Alabama Business
Vienna
Mias McLaurin
Apelling
Col
Blackstone
Macon
In Memoriam James P Bryant Killed in Storm
James P Bryant the only son of Elisha R and Minnie A Bryant was born November 28 1888 near Vienna and died February 16 1903 in a storm. He arrived at his grandfather’s before the storm and wished to go home despite danger. His father later found him thirty yards from where he was killed after passing under a fallen tree moments earlier. He was cheerful and loved home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Bryant
Elisha R
Minnie A. Bryant
Vienna
Darling boy crushed to death beside tree
A boy perished when a limb broke from a tree as his father shouted a warning. He was taken to Mr J R Dillard's and then to Lone Graveyard for funeral rites. Mourners, including teacher and classmates, placed evergreens on the coffin. The message laments the loss and speaks of a hopeful reunion in glory.
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Longman & Martinez Pure
Vienna Drug.co
Wilkes Dey Geede Ce
Mamma
Cordele
Tom Role
Gewn
Wilkes
Geeds Go
Georcia
Hawkeye
Wlusson
Wes
Forbes& Coxe Drug Store
the Dooly Business College
Georgia
W. S. Christian, Sec
Treas
J. L. Coulmvan
Colmman Bros
Byromville, GA
Opnevic
Atlantic & Birmingham R. R
Byromville
Atlantic & Birmingham
Byromvillé
Midway
Hen. O. McFadden
Century Manufacturing CO
East St. Bas Ill
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