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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
3
A poetic religious reminiscence about letters from a father praising grand things in a land of salvation. The speaker expresses freedom from condemnation, joy in faith, readiness to die in the light, and working for a crown in God's love.
The Sunday school of Smyrna church Snow circuit mourns the loss of Clyde Harvard who died August 21, 1900 after joining the church at eight. He is remembered as a faithful member who brought sunshine to others. Resolutions extend sympathy to the bereaved family and request minutes, publication in Vienna Progress, and a family copy. Signed by Hug Harvard and W J Vinson.
Strictly cash general merchandise business for sale due to poor health. Includes store and house with lots, total invoice about 2500 dollars. No outstanding bills. Interested parties call at once at The Cash Store Pinehurst Ga owned by Jas A Wintrame Propr.
Pleasant Hill notes describe visits among locals John Perry and wife at sister Kosh Ward's. Mae Trwin ill but improved. Charlie King wary about girls near his field posum hunting. Miss Della Faircloth to stay with Jim Brown's family. a brave girl admired Generals Thorny. a call to represent the county paper. Robert Brown and J Frank Seago enjoyed a Seville trip with a sleepless night. Susie Hall opened school with many pupils. Rev. Adams of Fitzgerald preached at Shiloh recalling old times. invitation to attend and support the local school and church events.
In loving remembrance of my sister Mrs Nannie Harvard who died last Friday September 28 born February 17 1845 married June 1 1862 she left a husband nine children a mother three sisters one brother and many friends converted to the Methodist church early in life she is at the beautiful gate awaiting loved ones mourning with hope of meeting again in heaven the family notes her as a loving wife mother sister and friend
Still seeks a turpentine stiller for current season with employment for a year. Peacock & Keipy announce positions in Vienna Georgia, offering ongoing work and compensation.
Local notes report visits and movements around Bent including John M. Holland at Hawkins villa, Ruel Carmack at church, and Lincille Lamar on business in Hawkinsville. Visits by Banyan Watheridge and wife from Valdosta, Rev. Dickerson at Wesley Chapel, and Pipkin joining Pate Bros mill. Small election interest noted with nine votes. Plans for an upcoming wedding hinted.
Hollow Branch reports visitors from Hmerich and Unadilla, with Peavys and McCormicks noted. Local illness in Miss Mary Peavy, Hattie Scarborough teaches at Horne's Academy, and residents travel to Vienna and Pinehurst for family and medical reasons.
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