Local notes report cholera among hogs and community life
CORRESPONDENCE details hog cholera losses and farm activity in the Grove Savin and surrounding areas. It notes Miss Oliv Varnadow sick, K W Roberts showing cotton lint, Rev C W Shaw’s regular appointment, and visits by residents from Vienna Findlay Pinehurst Mt Pleasant and Oak Grove. The piece also covers a wedding, Sunday school appeal, school session start, and local farming notes including oats yield and corn plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliv Varnadow
K. W. Roberts
C. W. Shaw
Joe Burns
Summer Smith
Vienna
Pinehurst items highlight local visits and cheer for Terrell
Mrs J L Herring visited town Friday morning. Miss Smithy Carroll of Unadilla visited Sunday. Mrs Adams is on the sick list this week. Rain is desired. Miss Jodie Maynolds visited Unadilla Tuesday. Mrs J D H Evers and Mrs Laura Peavy shopped Cordele Tuesday. J M Terrell praised by boys with Lee Sheppard. Mrs L Folds and Miss Decia Hugher visited Mt Olive area Wednesday. Mr Joe Folds and daughter Jodie May visited D B Fullington’s Monday evening. John H Smith Jr of Brooksville Fla passed through Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Herring
Smithy Carroll
Unadilla
Adams
Capron Capers and Local Visits
Messrs. Bob and H. Johnson went fishing last Wednesday. Miss Mime Belle Johnson is visiting below Vienna. George Johnson was guest of Bob Gilbert last Sunday. A good rain Sunday afternoon aided appearances. Bob and Mrs. Johnson shopped in Montezuma last Thursday. Sophie and Minnie Avera visited Mrs. R. J. Avera last Wednesday. Cora McCormack of Apalachicola visits Mrs. E. 8. Johnson. Hollis Hudson and family of Snow were guests of I. E. Gilmore last Friday and Saturday. J. F McCarrey and son Willie Neal of Snow visited J. E. Patrick's family and attended the Slick Hill picnic. A picnic at Slick Hill last Saturday was enjoyed. fried fish and lemonade were provided. George and John Johnson helped make a swing for the young folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnson
Montezuma
Sophie
Minnie Avera
R. J. Avera
Cora McCormack
Apalachicola
E. 8. Johnson
Hollis Hudson
Snow
J. F McCarrey
Willie Neal
J. E. Patrick
Slick Hill
Wich
George
John Johnson
Byromville News Reports Rain and Local Visits
A light rain refreshed Byromville on Sunday. C. J. Fitzgerald attended Pleasant Valley services. D. B. Wimberly and son Brown of Macon visited the Byrom house. Mr and Mrs S. B. Byrom wintered at Indian Spring. Rentz Smith of Vienna spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Stansell. Mike Shiltz hospitalized in Atlanta last Thursday. Alex Gignard and Shiltz with A B railroad grading contract spent several days here. Geo Dole Wailey of A B railroad visited Friday and praised contractor progress. Oak Grove correspondent notes concern over Cecil the former correspondent and asks about Pat. Election over. county officers elected, a capable slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Fitzgerald
Pleasant Valley
D. B. Wimberly
Son Brown
Macon
Byrom House
8. B. Byrom
Indian Spring
Rentz Smith
Vienna
B. Stansell
Alex Gignard
Columbia, D. C
Shiltz
Barfield and Lockerman News Notes from Vienna Visit
J R Barfield made a business trip to Vienna on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Elijah Lockerman attended preaching at Snow on Sunday. Miss Maggie Barfield spent a few days ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Barfield
Vienna
Elijah Lockerman
Snow
Maggie Barfield
Local Social and visits in Cordele area last week
Little Miss Ellen Barfield returned home from school Sunday. Master Sam Coney and sister Maggie are spending part of their vacation with relatives. Mrs. L. Parham is on the sick list this week. Miss Mary Jones of Henderson visited her aunt Mrs. W. M. Blow. Miss Maggie Barfield and Miss Evelyn Peacock attended preaching at Henderson Sunday. Charlie Lizenby of Unadilla visited Sunday. Mrs. R. L. Barfield visits daughter Mrs. B. W. Coney this week. Tromer Watson visited his sister Mrs. Calhoun near Pinehurst Sunday. J. R. Barfield and family visited G. W. Fullington Sunday. Misses Annie May McGlamory, Phoeby Wright and Fannie Woodruff of Snow visited Miss Rosa Walker Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillis
Nettie Lewis
O. P. Churchwell
Pinehurst
Claude Forehand
Mt Pleasant
Ada Bush
J.N. Swearingen
J.B. Smith
J. C. Burnett
Simmie Lou
Ellen Barfield
Sam Coney
Maggie
Maggie Barfield
Evelyn Peacock
Henderson
Charlie Lizenby
Unadilla
Our Town
R. L. Barfield
8. W. Coney
Tromer Watson
Mrs. Calhoun
Near Pinehurst
Annie May McGlamory
Phoeby Wright
Fannie Woodruff
Snow
Rosa Walker
Jos. M. Terrell
Eli Woodruff
Emma
Rosa Graham
Joe, Lewis and
Jasper
the Grove
Oak Grove Breezes Social Notes From Pinehurst to Unadilla
Local notes report rain after a dry spell, visits by Miss Maude Peavy and Miss Pearl Hughes, preaching by Rev. J. M. Kelly at Vienna, and praise for Jos. M. Terrell now governor. Socials at Eli Woodruff’s estate, siblings and friends visiting, and a large school closing crowd enjoying recitations and exams.
Education lecture by Rev. KE 8. Atkinson at Vienna
Dinner was served at noon and in the afternoon a fine lecture on Education was delivered by Rev. KE 8. Atkinson of Vienna. He was praised as a fine orator and the audience expressed gladness at his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Vienna
Local Social Notes and Rain Welcome in Vienna area
Coney collections and visits mention Miss Sybile Haslip of Lestie and Miss Cora Cock returning to Desoto. Several locals visit relatives in Cordele, Preston, and Leslie. A good rain on the 5th aids farmers. Frank Quattlebaum ill with slow fever. L Wolfe dies after four weeks of typhoid. Picnic marks end of school term with large turnout and prize winners. Local officials Mr Greene and wife attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Cordele
Drayton
Preston
Leslie
Mr. Greene
Notice to White Teachers in Dooly County
White teachers of Dooly County will meet in Barnesville Georgia on Monday June 30 1902 for a week of institute work as required by law. Those needing board arrangements should send their names at once. Signed G Greene C 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly
Barnesville
G. Greene
Sibley District Conference Opens With Williford Church Program
The Sibley District Conference of Congregational Churches meets with Williford Church in July for a packed schedule. Rev. J R Cumbel opens with a sermon and services, followed by committee appointments, business sessions, and multiple sermons led by Rev. Blackburn Rev. Brewer and Rev. Jenkins. Afternoon and evening programs include prayer services, the Lord's Supper, Sunday School, and consecration and fellowship services.
The Most Durable Fence In The World Ad
An advertisement claims the fence is the most durable in the world and the cheapest, inviting readers to write H. R. Thal in Richwood Georgia and reference this newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Thal
Richwood, Ga
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J.T. Smith
Savin Lay
Rome Walton
Findlay
Bessie Varnadon Spen
Mt. Pleasant
Sam Wilder
Eva Woodruff
Atlanta
Cora Anthony
Nina Davies
Joe Pujds
Jake Roberts
S. M. Roberts
Oak Grove
Jodie Maynolds
Capron Capers
Messrs
Bob and
H. Johnson
Mime Belle Johnson
George Johnson
Bob Gilbert
Byromville News
Mike Shiltz
Geo. Dole Wailey
A. & B. Railroad
New Oak Grove
Cecil
Pat
Emerich News
J. H. Estill
Guerry
Terrell
G. W. Fullington
Joe B. Folds
Miss Pearl Hughes
Jas, A. Fitzgerald
Theodore Woodruff
Smithy Johnson
Daan
J. M. Kelly
Coney Collections
Sybile Haslip
Lestie
Cora Cock
Desoto
Miss Murky
Mary Emma Welder
Emerick
McNeal
Florie
Master George
Jesse Morgan
Frank Quattlebaum
John Quattlebaum
R. J. Wilson
Marie Montfort
Lucile Morgan
Ellen Bartiela
Irene
Birdie Lewis
Jim Ray
Jim Morgan
Hammock
Sibley District
Congregational Churches
Williford
Hily
J. R. Cumbel
A.m
1Homo,a. m. Recess
A.m. Sermon
J. Ff. Blackburn
L.a.cam
Rev. I
K. Jenkins
Cardus
Miss Della M. Strayer
Tully
Kansa
Thedford
Wanvone Medicine Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
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