Snow Dot. McGarvey Travels to Byromville. Monk School Closes
H J McGarvey went to Byromville Sunday. Miss Annie Monk has closed her school until crops are laid by. Several citizens attended Ulladilla school closing exercises. Mr and Mrs W C Monk and two children visited Mr Pugo's family near Byromville. The Byromville school continues well with teachers and children preparing for closing exercises. Roy Wade will lead monthly appointment next Saturday and Sunday, preaching at Oakland schoolhouse Sunday at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McGarvey
Byromville
Annie Monk
Ulladilla
W. c. Monk
Pugo
Roy
W.C. Wade
Oakland
Pleasant Valley Community Notes Show Strong Music Interest
Pleasant Valley residents note crops lagging for the season while praising the village’s music program led by Miya Margaret Reid. Attendees include Woodson Roberts, Cassie Roberts, Howard Roberts and others at a Mt Olive picnic. Local visits mention Miss Bessie Varnadow at Vienna and Dr H A Youmans in Vienna. A lighthearted line references Mt Vernon fascination among local youth.
TIPPEDT VILLE NEWS NJ Grantham Trip and Local Deaths
Grantham made a business trip to Vienna and Cordele Tuesday and Wednesday. James Ward and Henry Mashburn of Double Branch visited Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Josey who has been sick is improving. Samuel Grantham went to Vienna on business Saturday. JT Warren of Seville helped drive sheep last week. Biges Brown of Kerns was here Monday. Prof DC Pierce closed his Mixon school on Sunday. attendance was small due to weather. The community was hit by a severe storm Sunday, damaging wheat and oat crops. Little Ruth Hill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Zeke Hill, died last Wednesday after a brief illness. interment at Williams cemetery Thursday. Jeff McGlamery, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McGlamery, was found dead Wednesday morning near here. He had gone to Cordele Monday, returned, and walked home, dying just before reaching it. Body found by Henry Davison Sr and Jean Nelson early Wednesday. Interment at Pleasant Hill church Thursday. services by Rev George No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N J Grantham
Vienna
Cordele
James Ward
Henry Mashburn
Double Branch
J If Josey
Samuel Grantham
JT Warren
Séville
Biges Brown
Kerns
DC Pierce
Mixon
Lunday
Pierce
Ruth Hill
Zeke Hill
Williams Cemetery
Jeff McGlamery
Mas Thomas McGlamery
Henry Davison
Jean
Nelson
Pleasant Hill
George No
Bright young man dies sudden sorrow befalls family
The decease was a bright young fellow and beloved by a large circle of associates. His parents, Mr and Mrs McGlamery, have the heartfelt sympathy of a host of friends in their sudden and sad bereavement. Rev A E Wilson passed through Monday on his return from Union church where he filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday AE Jordan, of Vienna, was here on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGlamery
A E Wilson
Union Church
AE Jordan
Vienna
No Money is Ginn the Cotton at Present Prices
A historical ad promotes a cotton ginnery in East Vienna, touting 25 cents per 100 lbs, multiple profits, and all processing done locally to lower costs. It claims savings for merchants and farmers, and urges customers to gin cotton for profit rather than sentiment, praising the West Vienna ginnery as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Georgia
West Vienna
D Bi Thompson
A Tutor Who Maintained His Dignity
A private tutor named Chalmers endures social snubs at a wealthy household, refusing to protest banishment from the table and eventually earns a stable place within the family. The tale contrasts dignity under insult with a later seaside voyage where a young passenger scrambles to identify a famed pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhalwers
Chalmers
How She Rules Him From the Chicago Post Remark
The Chicago Post notes Skinphi nt’s wife displays remarkable control over her husband. He avoids conflicts over desires believing it cheaper to grant her wishes than fight a divorce or pay alimony. The piece reflects on marital power dynamics and strategic concessions in marriage.
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Chicago Post
A Question of Salutations in a Drowsy Exchange
A young woman asks the dilatory youth for his favorite salutation. He replies not sure. She hints that good night would be fitting yet soon becomes good morning. He says goodbye as the exchange ends in light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilatory
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Honest Cotton Promises, Prices and Notices From Hawkinsville
An 1901 notice set from East Vienna Gunnery announces cotton market claims and plans with “honest hands” and August post. It includes a request to contact for dry cash and a teaser about a future music event. Also listed is a notional color teacher institute in Cordele starting June 17 1901 with a fine for nonattendance and a limited offer on 12 per cent cotton seed meal at $20 per ton from Hawkinsville mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB Thompson
Hawkinsville
Lathrop
OIL Mill CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Offical Organ Dooly. County
H D Smith
Postofics
Pleasant Valley
Miya Margaret Reid
Woodson Roberts
Cassie
Howard Roberts
Mt Olive Saturda
Bessie Varnadow
Vienna Saturda
Lewis
Pinehurat
H A “Youmans
Bev
J B Smith
J Prank Powell
Genial Watts Powell
Mt Vernon
Veevor
Tippedt Ville
Signor Stambangski
B. Tomson
East Vienna
Petbody Institute
KE G Greene
CSC
Hawkinsville, Ga
S Manuel
Unadilla
Toarry
Fall Line Ondertake
A. Jonesi
U.S
Free. Fairest. Co
Patent Office
Pal
Washington, D
Mallory Bros. Machinery CO
Macon, Ga
A Roohin
New York
Wire Gras
Postoffice
A. Rooben & Bro
Ceorgia
Vienna Drug Company Wholesale and Retati
Calhoun
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