Pleasant Valley Notes Highlight Local Visits and Cotton Record
Reverend C W Snow filled his regular appointment Sunday. Mrs Fitzgerald of Byromville visited relatives. Eva Pope elected to teach a short term starting mid October. J B Walton and wife shopped in Vienna. W A Forehand of Byromville attended services. Joe Smith's 15 year old son picked 214 pounds of cotton by noon last week. Local tales note a young man eating ten boxes of potted ham. Farmers report good progress in harvest despite bad weather. O P Churchwell and wife of Pinehurst were here Sunday. One farmer records thirty bales of cotton on 40 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Snow
F. Fitzgerald
Byromville
Eva Pope
J. B Walton
Vienna
W. A. Forehand
Joe
J. B. Smith
O. P. Churchwell
Pinehurst
Oak Grove Breezes: Sunday School Funded by Jonas Oliver
Our Sunday school is reorganized with Jonas Oliver as superintendent and aims for large attendance. Reports of local social visits include Miles Fitzgerald and Theodore Williams at Ehb Williams’ near Dooling. A rattlesnake measured four feet with twelve rattles is noted, and a fatal shooting near Montezuma over a skin game is reported with unnamed victims. Our literary school starts Monday under Prof. Jonas Oliver, expecting many attendees. A Byromville festival drew a good crowd from the Grove Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Oliver
Miles Fitzgerald
Lock Woodruff
Theodore
Ehb Williams
Dooling
John Butler
Guignard & Schlitz
Byromville
Light
Williams’ Camp
Montezuma
Williams
Grove
Snow Drifts Hit Cotton Pickers Week
Weather disrupts cotton picking as local residents report illness hospitalities and funerals. Joe Jackson's baby sick. Jones infant buried with Rev J M Ross officiating. Byromville festival attended by Prof Johnson. Ivey began church construction in Unadilla. Folds left for work near Byromville. Pearl Woodruff ill with measles. Luther Murphy seen passing through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hooks
T. E. Folds
Coney
W. H. Page
Byromville
Pearl Woodruff
Notable Local Visitors and Illness Update
Oscar Griffin visited the city last Friday along with Leroy Glenn from near Seville, I H W Cadwell and Cas Williams. Dock Edwards and W N Ambrose were seen traveling on business to Rebecca and back. Miss Ella Bishop remains very ill. Mrs J A Shaw and Mrs E Allen visited Mrs R M King on Sunday in Dallas Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Griffin
City
Leroy Glenn
Seville
I. HW. Cadwell
Cas Williams
Dock Edwards
W. N. Ambrose
Rebecca
Ella Bishop
J. A. Shaw
E Allen
R. M. King
JI Armory Items Move to Vienna Ahead of Wedding
Mr and Mrs R T Cross near Pinehurst have moved to Vienna. A wedding is anticipated in the settlement soon. Willard and George Mashburn visited Pinehurst on business. A birthday dinner honored Migs Teacer Mashburn s 16th birthday. Attendees included Misses Georgia Josie Williams Daisy Lindsey Sallie Bessie Croes Wright Howell Spradley Tom Bush Tapley Agron Williams Willie Mitchell Will Thurman Floyd Lindsey Adrian Noble and Joe Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
George Mashburn
Pinehurst
Migs
Mashbwin
Georgia
Josie Williams
Daisy Lindsey
Sallie
Bessie Croes
Messrs
Wright
Howell Spradley
Tom Bush
Tapley
Agron Williams
Willie Mitchell
Will Thurman
Floyd Lindsey
Adrian Noble
Joe Cross
Pleasant Hill News Social Notes and Prayer Meeting Update
Reverend W G Conner preached at Love Chapel Sunday evening. J E Perry and family visited C Ward family. Jim Murray and wife visited G W Masons. Ethel Lasseter visited Mollie Ward. B G Perry left for Cordele after visiting relatives. Ruby and Sallie Ward visited Fannie Ward. Alice Barfield left for home in Houston County after visiting relatives. J J Coppege and David Gamble's sisters visited. Mier Edna Lasseter visiting with her sister Miss Edna Perry. Prayer meeting continues with W M Ward leading next Friday night hoping for large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Conner
Love Chapel
J. E. Perry
C. Ward
Jim Murray
G. W. Mason
Ethel Lasseter
Mollie Ward
G. Perry
Cordele
Ruby
Sallie Ward
Fannie Ward
Alice Barfield
Houston County
J. J. Coppege
David Gamble
Mier
Mis
Edna Perry
W. M. Ward
Local News Notes From Arabi and Surrounding Areas
Prof W D Wells of Buena Vista plans to teach in Adel after visiting Arabi Thursday and Friday. Mrs L E Brown and daughter Mattie attended Pineview singing convention. Judge Henderson of Vienna attended the union Friday night. Euzema Hatcher of Arlington visited his sister at the dormitory. Augustus Du Pont of DuPont Ga brought his daughter to school. Pineview pupils attended the Pineview convention. Miss Susie Cox left for Nashville to join the Peabody Institute. Roy Wade of Leslie Ga enrolled in school this week. Mary Brewton of McRae began teaching here last Friday. Mrs Ben Sappington of Sibley visited her mother and brothers. J Sumerford and H Williams visited relatives at Raines. J F Scarborough of Tippettville visited his son. Louise Lane, eloction teacher, visited Mrs A L McArthur of Cordele. Dan Sumerford left for Atlanta for medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wells
Buena Vista
Adel
H. H
L. KE. Brown
Mattie
Pineview
Judge Henderson
Vienna
Union
Euzema Hatcher
Arlington
Augustus DuPont
DuPont, Gs
Susie Cox
Yestern
Nashville
Mary Brewton
McRae
Ben Sappington
Sibley
Messrs
John Sumerford
Herbert Williams
Raines
J. F. Scarborough
Tippettville
Kerns Items Reflect Local News and Illnesses
Bob Edwards of Wray visits relatives at Kerne as Vienna School draws many youths. Jim Smith convalescent while his ill father remains. Mrs. Bob Edwards ill with fever but improving at Brown home. M W Raiford returns to Center Hill Fla after visit. Roy Colbert and Bessie Brown attend Vienna High. Local sing at Pope's Sunday. Carl Reynolds attends Vienna High. urged to help Sunday school. J Q Adams of Jerry improving. A P Shaw of Worth visits family. W H J Carmack improving and preparing to manage affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Edwards
Wray
Kerne
Vienna
Jim Smith
W.R. Brown
M. W. Raiford
Center Hill
Fla
Roy Colbert
Bessie Brown
Kerns
Vienna High School
Henry
Tippettville
Carl Reynolds
Jerry
Carl
Pope’s Church
J.Q. Adams
A. P. Shaw
Worth
Beef cattle and hogs wanted by Egleston and McDonald
Company ad seeks beef cattle cows yearlings calves and hogs in any quantity. Subtext conveys a tongue in cheek instruction on dipping a pencil point in water to improve legibility for those who prefer to write with a pencil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egleston & McDonald
Healthy Kidneys Means Long Life Promotion
An advertisement urges restoring kidney health with Smith Sure Kidney Care offered at Vienna Drug Co for 50 cents. It emphasizes long life and kidney restoration through the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Vienna Drug Co
Butler land for sale in Dooly County near Vienna Georgia
Land of 202.12 acres in the 7th district of Dooly county seven miles west of Vienna. A three horse farm with open land and very good improvements. One tenant house and dwelling, branch runs through the place giving stock water. Known as the George Butler place. For prices and details write or call promptly. Signed B H and G W Butler Vienna Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County
Vienna
George Butler
G. W. Butler
Market note on cotton seed buyers and fair pricing
A seller appeals to cotton seed merchants to offer the best cash price. He notes other buyers and the local oil mill with equal claims, urging growers to sell where prices are highest for a good market and a bountiful harvest.
D. B. Thompson Dontsell your seed Until you reach Vienna
D B Thompson advises farmers not to sell seed before reaching Vienna, urging caution and timing for crop seed sales. The note underscores market exposure and planning for upcoming planting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Kidney Cure Ads and Local Theft Mentioned
A string of local clippings notes Smith's Sure Kidney Cure advertised for 50 cents at Vienna Rug Co and Vienna Drug Co, Lexative Chocolates for constipation from Vienna Drug Co, and a remark about a break in at G. J. Swearingen and Johny Bryan's room with a pistol and stolen money. Also mentions a neat souvenir celluloid penstaff from the Southern Intex State Fair Association and heightened fair exhibit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Vienna Rug Co
G. J. Swearingen
Johny Bryan Jast
B. M. Wood's
Southern Intex State Fair Association
Strayed Sow From Pleasant Valley Sought by Owner
Notice announces a large spotted sow missing from Pleasant Valley around September 9. The sow bears a crop and underbit in the left ear and a split in the right ear. Reward offered for information directing the animal to W. M. Forehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
W. M
Tax Notice of 1902 Tax Collection Schedule
F J Lewis T U D O announces tax collection across districts and locations for state and county taxes. Read for dates, times, and places including Cordele Vienna and nearby stores. books close December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zear
Byromville Ti
Unadilla
Pinehurst
Findlay
Cordele
Fuqua Dee
Court House
Snow Springs
Sanders
Etheridge
Tippettville
Richwood
Sibley
Inkota
Vienna
F. J
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Continental Plant Co
Strayberry Specialists
Kittrell, N. C
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