Local notices mix with shop ads in Montezuma period piece
The column reports on sick residents and local happenings in Montezuma Georgia, noting illnesses and recoveries, babies, marriages, purchases, and business ads. It mentions Col M P Hall’s fine Poland China pigs, J J Cooper’s New York goods, Vienna Drug Co sales, and Hill's Department Store promotions. It also covers cotton prices easing, fire insurance activity, and upcoming musical convention hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cooper
New York
Col. M. P. Hall
Poland
Strayed Yearling Advertised in Local Notice
One Jersey heifer yearling with a staple fork in one ear and an oversize mark in the other. Notify M Mitchell or Sapu at Curmack’s place and obtain reward. Sharp horns and turned up at 2-10 ab.
Notice to Var Micas about cotton sales and freight terms
A letter from W. L. McKenzie promises to pay freight from Midway, Romville, and Dooling to secure steady cotton patronage. He assures customers they can face lower competition and that his market will be competitive and close in all respects this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Midway
Byromville
Dooling
W. L. McKenzie
Card of Thanks for Ruth Clements Death Support
Mr and Mrs Jesse Clements of Arabi Georgia express gratitude to friends who aided during Ruths illness and to those who sent consoling letters after her death dated September 7 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Jesse Clements
Arabi, Ga
Dooly Superior Court opens fall term with mixed docket
The fall term of Dooly Superior Court convened Monday with civil cases disposed and criminal work set for later. A murder trial for Walter Brannan of Unadilla is anticipated against Joe Quattlebaum. The grand jury, led by foreman Joel Mercer, reviews taxes and contemplates a courthouse clock purchase. A burial line is advertised by YaHoy Hill of Hill's Department Store Montezuma Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly Superior Court
Joe Quattlebaum
Walter Brannan
Unadilla
Joel Mercer
YaHoy Hill
Hill’s
Montezuma, Ga
Snow Items From Our Community School News
Our school opened Monday with 80 pupils. Nease and Cor ley of Leander attend. Mrs Alf Hudson age 18 is sick with slow fever. Miss Kate Clewis and brother Hamuton will attend Cordela Sunday. Mr Sam Woodruff ill with slow fever. Mrs Wi Woodruff attended Willie Woodruff and Jim Vitegerala wedding. Alva Moore recovering from fever. Jim Hickson of Perry visited sister T Simmons Sunday. Singing convention planned for third Saturday and Sunday in September. all invited with baskets. Wright Blow visited Friday. J EK Folds of Pinehurst visited S H Moore. J B Folds family visited Saturday. Elmore Graves listed sick. Myrtis Gilmore of Dooling preached Sunday. Hollis Hudson family and Nellie Gilmore fished river last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Hudson
Kate Clewis
Hamuton
Cordela
Wright Blow
J. EK. Folds
Pinehurst
S. H. Moore
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W. F. George
Lt. Davies
Clarkesville
Ness
Montezuma
Mra
T. E. Amerson
Sallie
Moultrie
F. Summers
Bill Taylor
Hills Department Store
Mr. Geo, A. Ballenger
Kasie Harris
Cordelo
Hill’s Department Store
Christian
County
Worth and
Irwin
EK. W. Westbrook
Spalding
McKenzie
Montexzuma
Vienna Drug Company
Vienna
Elmo Craughan
Hill's
Fitis
Marvin Brown
P, Adams
Douglas
Atlanta
Vienna Cotton Oil Co
Mr. Jas, A. Fitzgerald
Willie Woodruff
Eli Woodruff
M. K. Rushin
Rushin
Vienna Drug Co
Uncle
Sam
M. EK. Rushin
Cordele and
Nation
Zora Carnes
Ada Powell
J. L. Taggart
Howel Morton
Allen Beddingfield
South Georgia
Hill
McNeel Marble Co
Marietta
Cordele
O. F. Lotley
B.D. Smitih
Korraio
Vienna Coton Oil Co
Varmicas
J. A. Walden
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Putin
Pwpile
Leander
Corley Nease
Wi Woodruff
Nice
Miss Willie Woodruff
Jim Vitegerala
Alva Moore
Jim Hickson
Perry
T. Simmons
J. B. Folds
Elmore Graves
Myrtis Gilmore
Hollis Hudson
Nellie Gilmore
Watts
Eczema
Tetter
Lamar, Taylor & Riley Drug Co
Macon
Georgia
Lew
Brown
Monteztma
A& B
J. M. Brown
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