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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
7
Gorrrespondence from Pleasant Valley recalls visits by John Forehand and Mayo of Butts County. Rev. O W Snow preached to a large orderly congregation. The local school opened with Miss Eva Pope in charge and farmers report good harvest progress despite wet weather.
Rev. W A Conner preached to a good crowd at Pleasant Hill Sunday. Ward and family visited relatives near Snow, and David Gamble with sisters spent time with W M Ward's family. Kate and Mary Coppedge visited Fanny Ward, Ethel Lasseter stayed with her sister Mrs Edna Perry, Ruby Ward home from Vienna school spent weekend with family. H A Howard visited Mrs Huggins, Maud Brown with her mother Mrs Coppedge. A large crowd gathered at the Frazier home Sunday night for music.
Rutland resident Mr Outlaw spent Saturday night with J R Barfield. Mrs Julia King of Henderson visited Emrich relatives. Mr and Mrs R L Barfield and Mrs J R Barfield toured Macon. Misses Mary and Susie Jones of Henderson called on Mrs W M Blow. The Dendrick couple visited Sunday. Annie Monk returned to Dallas after weeks with Misses Peacock. Milo Medlock of Cordele visited Sunday. Mrs La M Doughtry of Jacksonville was summoned to Minnie Peacock's bedside. Ellen Peacock returned home after a month with Mrs B C Kendrick. The Hornes visited their daughter J R Barfield and plan to stay for health benefits.
Mr Will Brown of Elbe and Mr Jim Brown of Oakfield visited Arabi on Sunday. Rev. Pearson and Rev. Strong assist Rev. Reese at a Methodist revival. Dr J O Cook preached at the Methodist church. Nick Harden, formerly of Arabi now in Mississippi, was buried at Union cemetery. Canty Hucks from Dublin entered school yesterday. The H I S pupil count continues to rise. Miss Eula Lewis and Bertram Morgan visited homes near Vienna. Miss Lottie Johns, music teacher, visited Sovial Circle. O P McKenzie, from a Kentucky business college, is at home in Arabi.
Mrs. H N Ambrose visited Mrs J K Fodwin last Thursday. Mr W A Ambrose moved his family back to North Georgia after living here nearly a year. Betsy Smith moved to Valdosta and Mrs J Wilson is ill. Two Cravey children had fever last week. S K Wilson wed Miss Bessie Minchy. Jess Edwards wed Miss Eva Griffin last Sunday. Rains have refreshed wells near dry.
Forest community notes show Brothers Bass and Snow conducting a protracted meeting at Forest this week. Visits include G. W. Hayden and wife with J. W. Dinkins' family. Mrs. Oliver, among the oldest residents, died Monday night leaving two daughters and a son.
Mrs J K Godwin is sick. Jim B Pate visited the city last Thursday. John Owens of Seville transacted business Wednesday. Jim Lamb of Irwinville visited his parents Thursday. Win Sasser called on relatives near Hawkinsville Sunday. Cas Williams was here Sunday. J K Godwin was here Saturday. Farmers expect cotton picking to wrap up soon. R W King was in the city last Friday on business. Duff Bird notes.
Property quảng shows corner lots in Block 148 Cordele Ga with Nos 1 2 8 3 11 12 18 4 18 19 20. Also Lot 198 unimproved six to two acres near Blackshear road near school and church. City Lot No 1 Block 47 with six room house. Two story nine room residence in Cordele. Several farms and residences near Vienna and in Dooly counties Lots listed with numbers and districts. contact for terms and exchanges.
An advertisement touts Smith's Sure Kidney cure for diseased kidneys offered at Verua Drug Co. The copy promises relief and lists a price of 50 cents.
An ad promotes Smith Sure Kidney Care available at Vienna Drug Co for 50 cents, claiming it restores kidneys to a healthier state and offers a longer life.
An advertisement offers luscious strawberry varieties for Gugglon and Fancy Market, plus shipping options for dewberries, asparagus, rhubarb, grape vines and more. A 120 page manual is free to buyers to aid successful growing and profit with fresh stock across the continent.
Tax collection schedule issued listing districts and towns with dates in October through December. Entries cover Byromville Unadilla Pinehurst Findlay Cordele Tippettville Snow Springs Sanders Store Etheridge Store Richwood Sibley and Dakota, detailing morning and evening sessions at various locations.
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