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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1895
Page
4
The Methodist Episcopal Church South on Key ley Lane invites all to worship with Sunday and Thursday services. Preaching on the first and third Sundays at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm, Sabbath school Sundays at 9:30 am, superintendent Varnedoe presiding over Thursday meetings at 7:30 pm. Everyone is cordially invited to attend and bring someone else.
Professional card announcing a new law office on Cotton Street near the New Court House in Vienna Georgia. The lawyer will practice in all state courts and in the federal courts at Macon and Savannah. Dated March 13, 1894. lgr.
Obstre tics and diseases peculiar to women are treated at a specialty office. All calls answered promptly day or night. Office located over W. C. Willis and Co's Store.
Vienna GA doctor offers surgery obstetrics and diseases common to the climate especially women and children. Offices over W C Willis & Co attire. All calls attended day or night. Available at Judge A Whipple’s residence at night.
Vienna notes a county election tomorrow with Democratic emphasis. Moscow ties appear as local social visits, church events, and community updates. Notables include A J Sanders of West End and Tom Simmons linked to city marshal hopes for ’95. Community updates mention Wrights, Kellams, and local business ads from Farmers Supply and Parrott Lumber.
For sale two good mules offered for cash by W H Whipple. Readable old ad style notes mules suitable for farm work. No additional details provided.
A festive social event last Friday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Leonard featured Miss Maint and a stylish gathering from the community. Guests enjoyed elegant refreshments, tea, music, and merriment in the splendid parlors, with hosts praised for generous hospitality. Attending were O. M. Heath, Mrs. Busbee, Col. J. M. Busbee, Miss Rag, Col. A. Crom, Miss Adee, and Alya L. Fowells among others.
The article reports Nebraska farmers facing famine conditions sending urgent appeals for provisions. Ex-Governor Norflen calls on residents to donate meat, money, or supplies, with local committees formed in Vienna to solicit aid. Messages urge every citizen to contribute, promising proper distribution via Mr J. Heard.
Fragmented OCR lists names in a college honor roll and mixes product ads. Mentions Prixtany Morgan Sallie Leonard Price Heard Ollie Smith Bettie Rushin Sean Parnell Lizzie Harvard Herbert West Jake Heard Steve West Gordon Burns Newell Clarence Parnell Ernest Rushin Bertha Kohara Stovall Bessie Collier Emma Roberts Carolyn Roberta Calla Lilly Stewart Bryan Jay Everett Julia Parnell Gussie Bennard Lucia McCall Nell McCall Lucy Heard Sarahi Collier John Pleas Lilly May Briggs Willie Lee Lida Rushin Clyde Heard Clint Garnes Clifton Lee Business Isocals Miles Nerve Plasters Price's Dream Baking Powder World's Fair Highest Award Woodford's Sanitary Liniment English Spavinar Liniment Stave all Forbes Druggists Miles Pain Pills.
A pleasant event at Judge John H. Woodward’s home hosted Miss Susie Weaten of Peitair county for an evening of sociable entertainment. Guests enjoyed a supper, parlor games, and lively conversation before departing in the late hours with memories of the friendly gathering.
Bailiff J.35 Morgan announces candidacy for the office of Bailiff to the Court of the Justice of the Peace of the 535 district Vienna. He respectfully solicits votes in the election to be held next Saturday the 6th inst at the Court House.
The Ordinary has received the blanks for Confederate widows pension applications and urges all to come quickly and fill them completely. Applicants must reach Atlanta before February 15 to receive pension. delays may forfeit payment.
The editor describes spending a weekend in Ashburn for a Sunday School convention. He renewed old friendships, met new acquaintances, and stayed with his boyhood friend Rob't Forrester and family. Despite cold weather limiting attendance, the event was full of good things and touched all who participated, deepening affection for the town and its generous people.
A good one horse farm on the edge of town is for sale or rent. Apply to W. H. Wurpre.
Buist's Garden Seeds and Onion Nets announces a fresh lot with guarantee of sound quality. Srovant and Forbes offer refunds on any seeds not sound.
Monday evening Dr Hall spoke to a packed house on How to get married and stay so. The lecture was full of humor and instruction and delivered eloquently. Attendees listened attentively and praised the speaker who travels the states delivering similar talks.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions examination, education, and names like Rev. B. W. Piis and Greene. It references work after dark and a possible agreement, but the text is incomplete and uncertain about facts or date.
Take notice that debtors to me by release or account are urged to settle or satisfactorily secure as soon as possible. If not attended to I may be compelled to sue to meet my obligations.
The paper promotes the Georgia Business College of Macon Ga as the best value for practical business education. It highlights very low costs, career help for all graduates at no charge, and claims the college outdistances competitors in methods and magnitude.
Readers report cures using P B P variously marketed as Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium. Testimonies claim relief from rheumatism and long term ailments after months of use. Advertisements cite Lippman Bros Savannah and Donly county agents among others.
Dr Hall of New York arrived in Vienna last Saturday and delivered a discourse at the old M. B extured. He spoke in the evening on Our future, and on Sunday afternoon offered a powerful lecture titled The mistakes of Ingersoll. The audience was charmed by his eloquence and his critique of Ingersollism and infidelity.
Mrs J W Roberts Proprietress announces Vienna Hotel now under new charge. She pledges clean comfortable rooms ample tables and plenty of attentive servants to attract travelers and please guests.
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