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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
7
Rutland resident J H Moring visits on business. Forehand family and McGoughs visit relatives. School and church news include Rev Nelson’s son hurt, Nora Ingram re elected principal, and a surprise church wedding for Van B Forehand and Claudia McCordney. Mourning in the community as a child dies and others recover.
Visitors from Pateville recall Vienna hospitality during a trip on the 4th. The Sibley District Conference of Congregational Church convened at Athens Church in Pateville July 8 with prominent ministers and Atlanta delegates. The corn and cotton crops show mixed prospects while social and school news fill the week.
Rev J A Waters preached to a large congregation at Mt Vernon Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Frank Lillie and her child visited Pete for several days. Johnnie Forehand and family of Berrien county visit his brother Dock. Florence and Fannie Lillie Wilkes of Dooling visit sister Mrs W B McHavale. Jessie Lewis of Cedar Valley noted for an attraction to Sarah on Sunday.
Miss Lonnie Sanders held a social gathering Saturday afternoon that was enjoyed by all present. Messrs. Thomas and Raymond Holland are visiting relatives in Patesville this week.
Coney News reports Mr. 8S. W. Coney improving after fever and Mr. Otis Oxford recovering from a lengthy illness. No mail Saturday due to the Preston wreck with several wounded. Mrs. George Oliver of Americus visited relatives here last week. Rev. Oxford of Atlanta will preach Thursday the 95th inst. Regular preaching on the 2nd Sunday. Jim Coney visiting relatives in Americus. Walter and a brother visiting grandparents in Snow.
Public sales listing property in Dooly and Doody counties to satisfy tax and court judgments. Levees include lots in Cordale and a 674 and one half acre tract near Doody, with sale dates on the first Tuesday in August 1901 during legal hours at the courthouse.
The city marshal will sell the west half of city lot No 14 in block 11 Cordele Ga at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1901 between legal hours for cash to satisfy costs under an execution against B Pride. Levy dated June 14 1901 by M C O Morris city officer.
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