Barnesville Personal notes list visiting, travel and business
Dr. W J Cox now in Macon and in the city Sunday. Mr S B Burr Jr with family last Sunday. Mrs W H Rogers visited relatives in Coleman and later Atlanta. Miss Marion Bloodworth seeks oratory class. J W Banks of Johnstonville in Barnesville. May Franklin returns from Luella. Wilbur F Jones of Zebulon in town. Deputy Marshal Fred Dismuke Sr from Griffin on government business. Mrs J M C Robertson of Griffin guest of Mrs M A Brown. H P Powell visits Mo lena. Bank of Molena ties noted. Dr S Rumble of Gogginsville greets Barnesville friends. Dr Eugene Brown of Giovania visits Capt B M Turner. Dr J R Jackson’s mother ill in Social Circle. Love Felton recent Gordon Institute pupil with diploma. may locate in Macon or Montezuma. Many others from nearby towns noted. Rent or purchase of 5+ room residence sought. near Barnesville. H E Bowman listing in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brown
Giovania
Gordon Institute
Capt B. M. Turner
Brown
Atlanta
Medical College
Love Felton
Barnesville
Atlanta Dental College
Macon
Montezuma
Fechheimer-Fishel clothing line showcases quality and value
Fechheimer-Fishel & Co presents spring clothing with high fashion, strong tailoring, and exclusive patterns at affordable prices. The firm emphasizes wide sizing from tall to lean men and invites customers to inspect their stock, including Crossett Shoes, Gotham hats, Empire City caps, Cluett shirts and collars, and Wilson Bros underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Fechheimer—Fishel & Co
Fechheimer—Fishel
Crossett
Gotham
Empire City
Cluett
Wilson Bros
Family trip to Thompson visits relatives
Mrs. G. M. Rockwell and Mrs. Handley with children departed yesterday for Thomson to visit relatives. Mrs. Rockwell will visit her daughter in Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Rockwell
Milner Residence Burns Near Zebulon in Fire
Saturday last G W Milner’s residence near Zebulon burned to ashes along with four smaller outbuildings. Milner and Rev J W Beck rushed to the fire but could not save the home’s contents. The old homestead, over sixty years old, suffered heavy loss with no insurance reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Milner
Zebulon
Mr. Milner
Rev
J. W. Beck
Mrs Cotter Visits Atlanta For Temporary Stay
Mrs. Dr. R. O. Cotter went to Atlanta yesterday where she will remain for some time. Mr. Frank C. Bloodworth of Atlanta was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brittain
Savannah
R. O. Cotter
Atlanta
Frank C. Bloodworth
Interesting greeting from a 19th century seed seller
A verbose sales pitch urges customers to visit the store to see offerings of German millet Earley Amber and Earley Orange sorghum seeds, fine seed corn and prices. The text emphasizes hard selling, community presence, and a preference for higher weights per pound as a sign of value.
No To-Bac for Fifty Cents
Tobacco habit reform features in a brief item noting a cure claims to strengthen blood and health. The short notice references a program or product named megstrong and emphasizes low price for relief.
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Landreth’s
Landreth
W. A. Wright
Ino
Middlebrooks
Maine
Ra Wat
Gray
Beas
Lowney
Nunnally’s and Lowneys
A .Ke
IM. M. Elliott & Co
Insurance
Otis A. Murphey
Thomaston Street
W. J. Cox
City
S. B. Burr, Jr
W. H. Rogers
Coleman
Mr. Curran R. Ellis
Geo. R. Brown
Marion Bloodworth
J. W. Banks
Johnstonville
May Franklin
Luella
Mr. W. J. Franklin
Wilbur F. Jones
Pike County
Fred Dismuke, Sr
Griffin
Cuthbert
S. Rumble
Gogginsville
H. P. Powell
Barnesville Savings Bank
Molena
Bank of
J. L. Kennedy
Stype
Ed Minchinnette
The
Charles L. Crawley
Hanson-Crawley Co
E. J. Nottingham
J. R. Jackson
T. J. Williamson
Monroe County
Middle Georgia
Tennille
J. D. Williamson
Waco, Tex
A. M. Lambdin
Col. Williamson
H. E. Bowman
Ga. Ave
J. W. Stafford & Sons
Ben Rogves Boys
Try
W. C. Jordan & Bro
Lula Merrell
Georgia
Maddux
E.C. Brown
M. P. Edwards
George Jordan
Plymouth Rock
W. K. Wilkinson
Zebulon Street
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