Cordele Notes and Local Visitors Report
Personal notices list residents and visitors in Cordele and nearby towns including J P Lilly J O Hamilton Arthur Davis and Miss Cliff Whitehead. Several calls mention relatives and trips to Findlay Hawkinsville Unadilla and Beech Haven with dates ranging from last Friday to this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Davis
Abbeville
H. A. Mobley
Byromville
Maggie Blount
Cordeley
Mra
J. L. Peavy
Cliff Whitehead
Lucy McCall
Pleasant Valley
W. Jordan
Annie Wooten
Findlay
H. A. Shipp
Tifton
Louise Speight
Walter
Hall
Mercer
A. E. Jordan
Tno
H. Jordan
J. P. Heard
LaGrange
Lucy Heard
Lawyers sought for farm-loan applications in this county
To LAWYERS, We want a reliable Attorney to send us applications for farm loans from this county. We prefers young lawyer who has never been engaged in the loan business. Our rates are low, plans liberal and resources unlimited. BARKER & HOLLEMAN, Gould Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker & Holleman, Gould Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Jail alert ties Gatsy Fedrick to county chase
Jail officials learned Saturday night that Gatsy Fedrick was detained in Berrien county and Lee Shepard pursued her. Gatey, a woman of color skilled with cards, evaded officers by skipping from Vienna to Unadilla before reaching Berrien with others reportedly on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatsy Fedrick
Berrien County
Lee Shepard
Gatey
Vienna
Unadilla
Berrien
Gatsy
Miss Kate Willis Dead in June Bride Tragedy
Miss Kate Willis died at Walden last Thursday after a long illness. Plans for her June 6 wedding to Cordele's John S. Sheppard were crushed by her death. The Liberty church funeral honored the bride in her wedding dress with the fiancé present, as flowers and mourning attire underscored a poignant farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Willis
Walden
John S. Sheppard
Cordele
Mr. Sheppard
Liberty Church
Denly County Teachers Institute Meets May 26 1900
The Denly County Teachers Institute met in the school building Saturday May 26 with an informal program. Prof. Brown opened with a song and prayer, Prof. Saunders gave a talk on grading schools, and Prof. Daweon led an instructive session. An invitation from Prof. Royal to meet at Unadilla was declined. The institute adjourned to its annual session at Heard's Opera House June 11 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denly County
Heard’s Opera House
Lamar's Lemon Laxative promotes quick relief
An inexpensive 50 dose bottle promises cure for hundreds with a purely vegetable liver tonic and bowel regulator. It claims to ease headaches constipation indigestion and other troubles from a disordered liver. Sold by all druggists.
Millinery Presents Varied Hat Line for Season
A display of hats featuring soft Chip styles, Leghorns, Tuscan braids, mixed Tuscan and Chip, Rough and Ready shapes in multiple sizes and colors. Also showcased are Babies and Childrens headwear options.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F J Lewis
Cordele Yester
J. P. Lilly
D.L. Ivey
A.J. Blount
Annie Morgan
W.H. Liggin
Coney
R M Olewis
G.0. Duncan
J.O. Hamilton
Charlie Bennett
Nina Davies
Hawkinsville
May Ellison
May Butter
Drayton
T. J. McArthur
B. M. Harvard
Annie
Mamie Sheppard
Beech Haven
J. B. McDonald
Fort Valley
Will
Atlanta
Judge Henderson
Eula Fenn
Lumpkin
Alabama
Monroe Hunt of
Pleena Trippe
Leon
B. Liggin
O . Bazemore
Sarah Collier
Cleveland, Tenn
Edna Bazemore
E. W. Shealey
Oglethorpe
Hester McKenzie
Arabi
D. A Taylor
McKenzie
Maggie
Lina McKenzie
Moultrie
Annie Powell
Jeff Cobb
J. B. Horné
Joe Everett
Ashburn
J. V. Fleming
Cannon
Col. M. A. Fleming
Young Harris College
Russell Fenn
Plaes Rouse
Claud Comer
Monroé Hunt
Burt Cain
Joe Lamar
Robert Haskins
Morgan Massey
Jesse Batts
P. A. Lennard
Savannah
Shipp
Col
L. L. Woodward
Tampa
Fila
Messrs
D. W
C. Woodward
Dave Woodward
Hartwell
J F Calhoun
Mia
Walton
Bird Tobacco
Bennett Scarborough
E. G. Walton
J P Heard & Sons
J. F. Calhoun & CO
Kate Willis
B.Y. P.U
L L Woodward
D L. Henderson
Youchers Institute
Eene
Lamar’s
DR. C. T. Stovall
Georgia
Monsee Line
Tabeaus
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