Michael's Hosiery Sale Item Listing
A sale offers hose at 50c and 75c in black and tan lisle and silk. embroidered hose priced at 38c. The listing highlights discounted stockings and varied fabrics for fashion use.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
11
Michael's Dresses for Misses and Children Final Sale
Local advertisement announces a final sale at Michael's Dresses for Misses and Children offering dresses and sailor suits at half price in white or colored options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Local and visiting figures tour Athens with notes on progress
Gainesville Depot Agent W D Wheller toured Athens to view growth since his last visit. Dr L B Roper, a leading young physician now at Comer, was in town and named vice president of the Eighth District Medical Society. Prof Harmon of Tifton, long in Gainesville summers, visited Athens to praise South Georgia beauty and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
W. D. Wheller
L. B. Roper
Comer
Tift
Prof
Harmon
Tifton
Queen City
Athens
South Georgia
Notable local visitors and upcoming musical events in Athens
The article notes a splendid fair in South Georgia to be held in Tifton this fall, praise for Athens growth and the State College of Agriculture, and mentions Prof. R. T. Dottery returning to direct the Classic City Junior band and later the University’s Georgia Band. It also reports Ed Lattimer planning to return to Athens for business, W. A. Shackelford visiting on business and celebrating a new son, Master John Shackelford, and his invitation to drive in the Glidden tour with his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Tifton
Athens
State College of Agriculture
Emory
Peter Brown
State Normal School
Dottery
R. T. ,Dottery
Augusta
Georgia
Mr. Lattimer
Ed. Lattimer
Shackelford
W. A. Shackelford
Lexington, Oglethorpe, Echo
Georgia Weekly Press Association
John Stephens Shackelford
Name Suggestive Hustling Drummer Visits Athens
Mr Ezra Samples a hustling drummer whose home is Gainesville and house in St. Louis spent Sunday and yesterday in Athens. Automobiles helped him. Jim Morton Jim Crane and Bob Park returned from a visit to Rev Mrs M L Troutman at their Floyd county farm near Rome. Their trip in Mortons auto faced rough clay roads and a creek where the engine stalled, requiring a pair of mules to pull the car free. Prof San-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra
Gainesville
St. Louis
Athens
Jim Morton
Jim Crane
Bob Park
M. L. Troutman
Rome
Floyd County
Mr. Morton
Prof. San
Gowns Prices Noted in Fragmentary Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows prices for gowns and related items with figures 7.48 0.2 12.48 17.48 15 1.50 1.88, indicating a list of garment costs or catalog entries without full context or descriptions.
Marietta Visit Ties To Delmonico's Move
Ford, part of a house party with Dr. Troutman, stops in Marietta and plans a later trip with Mrs. Sanford and the children. R G Kemp departs for Savannah to join Delmonico’s. he will pause in Toombsboro and Irwin county to visit his mother. Rev I Z T Morris from Fort Worth, Texas, visits kin in Athens and praises Texas child rescue work as he observes local changes after a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmonico’s
R. G. Kemp
G. H. Williamson
Savannah
Delmoneco's
Kemp
Toombsboro
Irwin County
I. Z. T. Morris
Fort Worth
Texas
J. V. M.morris
Children’s Rescue Home of
Athens
Enterprising Editor Visits Oconee County Trade
The Oconee Enterprise reports editor Johnson of Watkinsville visited the city on business, mingling with merchants who draw county trade for advertising. Also noted, Langston from Monroe plans to open a music store on Clayton Street by early September, described as large and genial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Johnson
Watkinsville
Oconee
H. J. Langston
Monroe
Clayton Street
Old Time Fiddlers Convention in Dahlonega August 26
Dahlonega Georgia hosts an annual fiddlers convention with prizes for top fiddler and singing contest. Prizes include five dollars for first, 2.50 for second, and one dollar silver certificate for third. Hon R H Baker delivers welcome, W H Satterfield music, Dr G R Glenn awards prizes, and spelling contest closes the day with cash rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
G. R Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural College
United States
W. H. Satterfield
R. H. Baker
Park Spring
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Michael's Wash Goods
Michael’s Millinery
Bill Board
Colonial
Golden City
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren St
New York
Sea Island
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