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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
2
The town buzzes with a busy week as Mayor Jim Whitehead hosts his mother, a strong pecan crop promises good prices, and Justice Nursery delivers fruit trees. Local farms sell land, plantings expand, and residents travel for business.
A promissory note for 26.66 dollars dated November 1901 from W E Pittman to W D Murray has been lost. It was due November 1 1902 and is considered paid. All persons are warned not to trade for the note.
The Jackson Daily Whig lauds Miss Bonnair Price and her company for Life in New York praising pathos humor and gowns. They announce a Saturday engagement November 15 presenting five acts in A Woman's Power at popular prices with seats selling now.
Mrs Nina Davies and Mr Ollie W Horne of Pine Hill were married in Vienma Methodist Church with Rev T W Darley officiating. Attendants included J L Taggart with Miss Smithie Carroll and Col W F George with Miss Lucy Heard. The couple traveled to Pinehurst after a private ceremony and reception is planned today.
Miss Bonnair Price and an excellent company present A Woman's Power in five acts at the Opera House on Saturday night November 15. Prices are 25 5 and 50 cents with seats at Forbes Coxe Drug Store. The Denison Daily Herald praises the company and notes the high quality of costumes and vaudeville between acts.
Local items report turnips as large as goose eggs and mules arriving by the carload. Names such as J. King and Heard & Sons appear with community notes, while a long illustrated recipe explains emulsion preparation with soap and whale oil.
A Vienna display shows cassava grown for hogan cattle feed, noting the root resembles a potato. The exhibit suggests several tons can be raised on a single acre.
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