Bargain Clothing Sale Slashes Prices All Summer
Edgar L Rogers declares all dollars equal as he cuts prices deep on summer goods to sell every clothing item. He emphasizes no cost consideration as he clears inventory ahead of peak season.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
1
Social currents drift through Barnesville society notes
Quiet week in Barnesville society with a few receptions and planned events. Highlights include Miss Myerss proposal party for Miss Crawley and Miss Cooper, Miss Lucile Elders tea, and the reformed Tennis Club at Ambrose Park. A recent Liffey Springs visit left many fond memories for the group.
New Passenger Depot Planned For Barnesville Georgia
Barnesville will get improved passenger facilities as the railroad company plans a new waiting area or a new building at once. Mayor G E Huguley and local officials pushed the project after a letter from Superintendent S C Hoge confirmed plans for designs and rapid construction. The communication credits Huguley for his influence and notes the town’s growing business and the railroad company interest in improving facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Georgia
G. E. Huguley
W. J. Vandivere
Agt
C. of Ga
New Barnesville depot hailed as key upgrade for town
The town discusses the upcoming passenger depot and its impact on Barnesville a major shipping hub on the Central railroad. Residents praise improvements including carriage factory activity and new construction while noting a quiet midsummer period. The week features praise for Gordon Institute commencement. Odd Fellows and R E Lee Lodge growth. strong church activity with sermons by Rev Brittain Myers Rogers Hunt er Brinsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Barnesville
Georgia
R. E. Lee Lodge
Kings Chapel Quarterly Meeting Draws Strong Interest
The Kings Chapel quarterly gathering Sunday and Monday drew unusual interest. Dr Wadsworth preached on Missions after returning from the Orient describing work among the heathen. Prospect church hosts services next weekend with Children’s Day and early piety sermon by Rev Timmins. Brinsfield remains at his father’s bedside near Rome. Barnesville Methodist church holds services Sunday. Presbyterian service set for the second Sunday monthly. Barnesville residents invited to City Hall services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
J. M. Brittain
Baptist Church
H. P. Myers
Methodist
S. W. Rogers
W. M. Hunter
W. W. Brinsfield
Methodist Church
Kings Chapel
Wadsworth
Prospect
Thomas H. Timmons
Rome
Daughters of the Confederacy Meet at Block House
Members are requested to meet at the Block House on Thursday afternoon July 2nd at 4 o clock for important business. Mrs. Louta K. Rogers, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blalock House
Louta K. Rogers
Pleasant Evening Hosted By Miss Nellie Gray on Elm
Miss Nellie Gray entertained Thursday evening on Elm street with music and games as the main attractions. A sizable guest list enjoyed refreshments on the lawn late in the evening, including Mag ni ta Arnold Annie Smith Maude Murphey Eva Harris Corine Elder Emmie Matthews Florrie Elder May Taylor Lillie Mitchell Emory Connally Bloodworth of Griffin Nottingham of Macon and several gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gray
Elm Street
Magnita Arnold
Annie Smith
Maude Murphey
Eva Harris
Corine Elder
Emmie Matthews
Florrie Elder
May Taylor
Lillie Mitchell
Emory Connally
Bloodworth
Griffin
Nottingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edgar L. Rogers
Barnesville, GA
Old Land
Liffey’s Springs
A. O. Murphey
T. W. Cochran
Miss Lambdin
Miss Rogers
Miss Crawley
Elier
Jule Harris
Messrs
Charlie Hunt
Will Rogers
Sol Bloodworth
Jim Blalock
Charlie Miller
Frank Stafford
Annie Harris
M. F. Gorey
Reed
Arley Murphey
Burr
F. M. Stephens
J. J. Rogers
J. M. Cochrane
Mamie Myers
Alice Myers
Cooper
Cooper, Veal
Head
Chas. Perdue
Albert Stephens
Ed Myers
Zettler
Atlanta
Burbage
Brunswick
Rabel Lambdin
Jean Mitchell
Gainesville
C. V. Miller
Ocala
Fla
Belle
Emmie Murphey
R. G. Matthews
S. B. Burr Jr
Alva Matthews
Indian Springs
Mrs. J. C. Collier
New York
Washington
Whit E. Huff
H. H. Huff
Cauthen White
Thomaston
Glasgow
Scotland
Central Railroad
Gordon Institute
Religious News
Prospect Church
Daughters OF the Confederacy
Blackburn's
Jd. TH. BlackBurn
J. W.stafford & Sons
DIXIE
Mosquieto
NET
J. W. Stafford & Sons
Murphey & Black
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