Vienna GA Visitors and Local Notes Jan 1900
Vienna Georgia residents and visitors are listed with movements and greetings. Names include Dr J M Whitehead returning from Butler, Miks Pensa Carmack and brother shopping, J M Kelley on business in Cordele, Hugh G Heard and wife from Macon visiting relatives, W O Roberts and M B Pittman of Pinehurst, Miss Hattie Hauzabook visiting Mrs Jno B Whitehead, Lockett and wife with Miss Jonnin Whitsett of Cordele, Ben Jacobs Philadelphia mine owner visiting Turton brothers, G R Mathews from Moultrie with remarks on his new home and business, John P Lilly preparing for Atlanta business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW Heyden
Neny Unadilla
JM. Whitehead
Butler
Miks Pensa Carmack
Brother Mere
J. M. Kelley
Cordele
Hugh,g.heard
Macon
W. O. Roberts
M. B. Pittman
Pinehurst
Vienna
Lockett
Jonnin Whitsett
Ben Jacobs
Philadelphia
Will
Bert Turton
G. R. Mathews
Moultrie
John P. Lilly
Atlanta
Johnnie
Nora Powell
Irene Spencer
Jay Floyd
Thomasville
Baptist Church
Eugenia Conner
W. A. Conner
J.T. Jackson
Shiloh
KE. M. Wright
R. P. Sentell
Mt. Olives
Local ads tout antiseptics and groceries in Vienna
The issue markets Dr Tichenor’s Antiseptic at 50 cents and advocates its use for accidents, burns, and colic with pharmacies carrying it. Jordan Brothers and A E Jordan Co promote flour, meat, and snuff at set prices. Local notices cover teach postings, marriages, deaths, and moving stores with community updates and classifieds urging ad placements in the Progress.
Repair Shop Ad by Frank Teuber in Cordele Ga
Repair shop offers quick service for buggies wagons and repairs. Painting a specialty with work guaranteed. Frank Teuber Cordele Georgia operates the shop on short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Teuber
Cordele, Ga
Robbed the Grave by Philadelphia Man
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with jaundiced skin and weakness. After doctors gave him up, a friend urged Electric Bitters. One bottle sparked improvement, three weeks of use restored health, and he credits the remedy with saving his life, offered 60 cents with guarantee at Dr Stovall's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Narrow Escape At Rushin's Farm Fire
Night watchman Henry Stein of Calhoun's shingle mill discovered a corn crib fire seven miles from the city at Rushin's Ansley Place. He and Penny fought the blaze, saving the corn crib stock and outbuildings. Residents away. praise and thanks issued to the rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stein
J F Calhoun‘s& Co’s
E Rush
Ansley Place
Penny
Rushin
Messrs. Stein
Clothing sale notes and suit prices in local listing
A fragment outlines various dress suits with prices from 7.00 to 15.00 and mentions a business suit valued at 1.000, reflecting a merchandise listing. The text appears as an OCR fragment of a retail advertisement for clothing in a historical newspaper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murety
Hattie Hauzabook
Mondesime
Jno. B. Whitehead
Jordan Bros
ZT Penny
mcDonald’s
JF Calhoun & Co
E Jordan & Co
Simmons
OT Stovall
H A Howard
PG McDonald
Mr. Tichenor
Col
Watts Powell
Lida Rushinga
Hobb’s
Pulaski
Lilla Cowart
Spalding
Emerick
Jas. Shipp
J. B. Waters
Church
W. P. Johnson
Turin
Coweta County
P. G. McDonald
Epworth League
D. B. Leonard
A. Sumerford
Sumerford
D.B. Thompson
J. W. Jenkins
Cochran
Jenkins
Jasper F. Lewis
Dees
Dr Tichenor
J F Qalhoun & Co
Vienna, Ga
Ladies Capes
J. F. Calhoun: & CO
Tadies
Garden Seeds!crash Store
Landreth’s and
Buist’s
C. T. Stovall
Georgia
B. M. Wood
Mayer Watts & CO
E General Merchandise
Farmer's Supplies
Mar
Mayer, Watts & CO
R. Boniske, Voor
the Fair Store
J. C. Hamilton
K. R. Lewis
Bank OF Vienna
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