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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1902

Page

4

Pleasant Valley and Vienna Play Ten Innings

Forehand and wife visit relatives in Berrien county. Camp meeting chores handled by J B Hughes and J Swearingen. J A Varnadow leaves J B Smith’s group for Pinehurst. M Embry’s school may not run full term. Grandsons Burnice Floyd Hugh Smith return to Arapaha. Mr Churchwell brings a 48 pound watermelon. Pleasant Valley baseball team loses to Vienna 28 to 20 in ten innings. next game at Pleasant Valley with hopes of improvement.

J. A. Varnadow J. B. Smith Pinehurst M. Embry Burnice Floyd Hugh Smith J. A. Morehand Arapaha P. Churchwell Mr. Churchwell Pleasant Valley Vienna

Coney Folks Report Illnesses and Local Notes

Coney Dots reports measles in John Harvey and general sickness for Mrs. John Quattlebaum. Shipping man P C Clegg handles cantaloupes. Charlie Brown grows Elberta peaches. Notes on weather, crops, and visits from Leslie, Americus, DeSoto, Huntington, and Cordele. Local social visits include Miss Ula Hines and Miss Lucile Clegg with relatives in Coney.

Local Notes From Oak Grove and Pinehurst Visit Highlights

Miss Jodie May Folds of Pinehurst visits cousin Miss Ella Butler at Oak Grove Breere s. Mr and Mrs Ebb Williams of Dooling spend last Sunday at the Grove. Mr Joe Folds of Pinehurst, Ga visits. Roye and Lucy Roberts are mentioned with local sightings.

Jodie May Folds Pinehurst Mies Ella Butler Ebb Williama Dooling the Grove Joe Folds Fort Roye ‘Rigayy Hpes Migs Lucy Roberts

Pinehurst area social notes and visits summarized

Friends and relatives gather at Pinehurst and nearby areas. Miss Mattie Lee Hill of Athens hosts a Grove party with many local youths and relatives. Local residents attend Cross Roads services and a singing school is planned. Several residents travel for work, church, and family reunions, with updates on health and visits between Pinehurst, Cordele, Waycross, and Byromville.

Breezes notes on rain, crops and reunions at the Grove

Second edition of Breezes reports farmers seeking rain in the area as cotton lice decline delighting Will Woodruff and spouse of Snow. Jack Woodruff's family sick days. Jim Bell and Henry Coleman visit Byromville. July 4 reunion crowds at Cor dele. James Fitzgerald returns from Seville visit noting bountiful crops and fruits down there. Theodore Roberts suffers a stubborn foot ailment. Young folks gather at Lock Woodruff's to eat watermelons.

Will Woodruff Grove Jack Woodruff Jim Bell Henry Coleman Byromville Cordele Jas. A. Fitzgerald Stephen Coleman Seville Theodore Roberts Mr. Lock Woodruff

Emerich Town News Sparks Glow From First Car

Charlie Anderson of Hawkinsville traveled through Emerich on Tuesday night. An automobile, the first ever seen in Emerich, passed through Saturday morning and drew a large crowd. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Beacham of Pinehurst visited relatives Wednesday. J. B. Barfield spent Tuesday in Montezuma. Miss Phoebe Wright of Snow visited Rosa Walker. Viola, the fat little daughter, visited Dow Hill Monday. Mrs. L. M. Doughtry and baby mentioned.

Charlie Anderson Hawkinsville Emerich Andes W. E. Beacham Pinehurst Our Town J.B. Barfield Phoebe Wright Snow Rosa Walker Viola Dow Hill L. M. Doughtry

Capron Capers Social Notes and Visits

Capron residents share family visits and social calls across the area. Mrs I EH Gilmore visits her parents near Oglethorpe while a new boarder arrives at C W McKenzie s house. Neighbors praise fishing crowded to the Flint River and a protracted meeting at Friendship ends with blessings.

Mrs. I, EH. Gilmore Mrs. Shockley Oglethorpe C. W. McKenzie

Stormy Wednesday Leaves Trees Down Across Community

A severe midweek storm struck the town last Wednesday afternoon, blowing down many trees with little rainfall. July 24 social at Mrs. Jeff Roundtree's honored her brother Lamar and Miss Lizzie Williams. few guests due to rain. John Hendry and Tobe Ridley attended the Roundtree dance. Alfred Williams, Esq., visited Pineville. Reunion at Cordele on the Fourth. Ella and Lizzie Williams picnic at Jelk's mill. Alfred Williams and Sarah Sparrow also picnicked. Mr and Mrs Jenry Mashburn fished at Big Greek to mark the Fourth. Leila Walden of Tippettville attended Wesley services. Bessie Sharboten, Tippettville socialite, present.

Jeff Roundtree Mr. Lamar Lizzie Williams John Hendry Tobe Ridley Ella Jelk’s Mill Alfred Willams Sarah Sparrow Mindy D. Sparrow Jenry Mashburn Fouth Walden Tippettville Helles Wesley Bessie’ Sharbéroteh

Picnic at Fleming's Bridge Draws Local Visitors

Services here Sunday mention visits by Mr John Holland and his son Tom from Cordele and Will Reynolds of Mingo. Mrs Nat Peeples of Nashville visits relatives. Noah Sanders and Raymond Holland attended the Jelk's mill picnic on the Fourth. A picnic at Fleming's Bridge is planned next Saturday with baskets. Bring instruments and companions. all welcome.

John Holland Tom Cordele Will Reynolds Mingo Nat Peeples Nashville Noah Sanders Raymond Holland Jelk’s Mill

Mt Pleasnt Items Report of Local Visit and Doings

Mt Pleasant items note crops improving after rain. Will Shell leaves for Murphy. Mrs Martin Hall of Worth visits G B Shell family. Dollie Willis and children visit ER G Greene sister. Ellen Hall and Thomas visit sister Mrs Tom Powell. Rev John Mall preaches at Mt Beazer then returns home near Pateville with niece Claude Shell and Omma Sue Hall. Saturday visitors from Richwood also stay with A J Shell. A sad young lady observed Sunday, possibly missing Jesse away at singing school.

John Mall Mt. Beazer Pateville Claude Shell Billie Hall Omma Sue Richwood A. J. Shell

Pinehurst Dots Miss Emma Bush Visiting Relatives

Miss Emma Bush visiting relatives at Seville. Miss Sallie Bush of near Pinehurst joined the church at Harmony. A crowd from near Pinehurst attended court in your city on Tuesday. Mr Tom Bush was in Vienna Tuesday and visited his sister Ada at the millinery shop where she works.

Emma Bush Seville Miss Sallie Bush Pinehurst Har Tom Vienna Ada

Coney Dots Maggie Em and Sam Coney Return Home

Maggie Em and Sam Coney returned home Thursday after a five week visit to their grandpa E. T. Barfield. Miss Cora Cook, who has taught two public farms here, will teach a private school starting the second Monday in September. Lucile Morgan, previously ill for seven days, is better. Butles Hay, also ill for several days, is now able to be up.

Coney Ula Hines Leslie J. J. Morgan R. L. Barfield Cordele S. W. Coney Maggie Em Sam Coney E. T Barfield Cora Cook Lucile Morgan Butles Hay

Friday Gossip From Town Travelers

Mrs. Lizzie Smith and daughter Miss Berta of Unadilla visit her grandson Dow Hill. Mr. Dallas Peavy of Pinehurst spent Sunday with relatives. J R Barfield notes the town’s old gray-header wide over and talks about the girls.

Gape J. R. Barfield Lizzie Smith Miss Berta Unadilla Dow Hill Dallas Peavy Pinehurst

Orphan Home Excursion To Macon July 24

A Georgia orphan home excursion to Macon on July 24 promises a safe trip for women and children. Tickets cost 1.00 round trip with 10 percent of proceeds donated to the Orphans' Home. Certificates of character required. transportation from various stations arranged. program by orphans planned.

Georgia Macon Hahira Om Orpans

Local notes from Emmerich and nearby towns

Mrs R L Wilson and children of Cordele visit her parents Mr and Mrs K L Barfield. Mrs Sallie Feagin of Perry visits relatives in our town this week. Mr and Mrs W M Blow attend preaching at Henderson last Sunday. Mrs Peter Smith and daughter Rosa Walker visit friends in Houston county last week. Mr and Mrs Barfield attend preaching at Pinehurst Sunday with Mrs J B R Horne of Pinehurst and son C Horne of Savannah.

Dow Hill Homer Watson Peter Smith Jesse Blow Cordele R. L. Barfield 8. W. Coney Ruth and Ethel Wilson Horace Lane Pinehurst R. L. Wilson K. L. Barfield Sallie Feagin Perry W. M. ‘Blow Henderson Rosa Walker Friends Houston County End Barfield Np Bune Day

Also Mentioned on This Page

Correspondenge Pleasant Valley Notes Berrien County J.B. Hughes J. 8 Swearingen Will John Harvey John Quattlebaum P. C. Clegg Charlie Brown J. J. Dorough Big Wheel Lucile Americus W. Coney Cora Cock DeSota Lee Allen Flint River Lula Kate Brady Huntington Mollie George Oliver Oak Grove Sager Annie Lavern Woodruff May Flossie Blanche Woodruff Asbury Jennie Hughes Jim Hack Lock Woodruff Asbury Woodruff Rufus Swearingen Willie Woodruff Jim A. Titzgerald Cross Roads Joe B. Folds Near Pinehurst C. J. Fitzgerald Waycross R, KR Jacksonville, Fla Mrs. D. L. F. Peacock Mr. Elias W. R. Jordan RK. L. Barfield John Emerich News Montezuma Fane Capron Cora McCormack J. B.turner Clara Thompson Forest John Patrick R. W. Wilkes J. D. Avera J. G. Turner Elijah Lockerman Eli Old Flint Messrs, Eli Folkes and Alva Joiner J. D. Lester Friendship Bro. Morrell Ben Dots Alfred Williams Pineville Barney Brown Littleton Homn MT. Pleasant Rain Will Shell Murphy Mrs. Martin Hall Worth Mrs G. B. Shell Dollie Willis ER. G. Greene Ellen Hall Thomas Tom Powell Jesse Jes Orphan Home Emmerich J. BR. Horne C. Horne Savannah Laura S. Webb Woman's Democratic Clubs Ohio Cardus Cardui Mrs. Webb Daner Widko Carddl
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