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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
8
The Georgia Southern and Florida Railway announces its timetable in effect starting August 17, 1902. The schedule lists departure and arrival times across routes serving local towns and major hubs.
The Dixie Flyer runs through coach and Pullman sleeper from Macon to Jacksonville via Valdosta with through train connections and a local sleeper between Macon and Palatka. Local sleeper departs Macon Union Depot at 9:00 p m and returns until 7 30 a m. Quick Step operates solidly between Macon and Palatka. Officials include William Checkley Shaw Vice President B Rhodes General Passenger Agent Macon Ga and J H Lamb Agent Vienna Ga Jacksonville Fla.
The notice advertises loans available in amounts from 150 to 5000 dollars at rates of 8 and 7 percent, inviting readers to write for details or to contact the lender.
A scheduled visit lists Grovex officers including Vice President and General Manager H. C. McFappen and General Freight and Passenger Agent Atyx BennyMan in Cordele Georgia aboard travel party with J. G. Kyarr Traveling Jr Puss agent A. B. de Mont Mollin also noted in the roster.
Local timetable notice lists the Hawkinsville and Florida Pine Belt Route with Efleet operating on September 14. Includes route details and station references for travelers and freight stopped by the railroad.
A fragmented timetable shows Train No. 7 and tagging for trips from an unnamed city to Luke Ga and Davieville with listed departure and arrival times. The item notes First Class Trains hold absolute right of track, reflecting railway policy.
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