Personal notes from Barnesville and surroundings
Mr. Holmes Jordan of Molena visited Barnesville this week and has many local friends. Miss Mabel Lambdin went to Atlanta last week seeking time with friends. Mrs. Edgar L. Cook and Mrs. J. L. Kennedy spent days in Atlanta and Gate City respectively. Homer Hunt of Milner, Dr. Rolfe Hunt’s brother, was in Barnesville Saturday. Mrs. W. W. Arnold will visit Atlanta for about a month. James Calloway of the Macon Telegraph was here Monday. W. M. Hartley of Zebulon attended to business in Barnesville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Vandivere and children visited Macon Sunday and returned Monday. Sidney and Hartford Green of Zebulon were in town Monday. Irene Banks of Johnstonville stayed with Miss Florrie Elder recently. Sheriff John H. Milner was in town Monday preparing for the October term. Miss Bessie Floyd of Brent was here last week, noted as a popular Gordon Institute graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holmes Jordan
Molena
W. J. Vandivere
Macon
Barnesville
Irene Banks
Johnstonville
City
Florrie Elder
Bessie Floyd
Brent
Gordon Institute
Local social notes and visits highlight town life
Miss Nannie Howard travels to Huntsville to stay with her brother Captain John F. Howard. Marshall Connally and Mrs. Huff visit from Florida and Rome. Emmie Murphey goes to New York to study art. Chief Justice Simmons visits with the Murphews. Mrs. Thurman heads to Huntsville to see Jim Thurman. Several locals host guests and plan relocations to Texas and Gainesville. J H Bate & Co. promotes wedding presents and eyeglasses with easy exchanges.
Rotten Cotton We Trust Faces Hard Times Ahead
The notice notes a shift in prices and supply, citing a 20 percent drop in the last two weeks. It emphasizes diverse goods from flours to butter and dry goods, with a stance on not offering giveaways while seeking quality direct from suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss
New York
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W. A. Wright
Barnesville, GA
Citizens OF
J.T. Middlebrooks
Charles Broad
Minnie McMicheal
J.R. Deavours
Prop
Sam
Otis A. Murphey
Insurance
Mabel Lambdin
Atlanta
Edgar L. Cook
J. L. Kennedy
Gate City
Homer Hunt
Milner
Rolfe Hunt
W. W. Arnold
James Calloway
W. M. Hartley
Zebulon
Messrs
Sidney and
Hartford Green
John H. Milner
Superior Court
J. H. Bate & Co
Nannie Howard
Huntsville
Ala
John F. Howard
Second
Georgia Regiment
Marshall Connally
Florida
J. H. Connally
W. E. Huff
Mrs. Rogers
Rome
Lizzie Osborn
Emmie Murphey
New York City
Kate Phinazee
Monroe County
Lillian Walker
Thomas J. Simmons
Supreme Court of Georgia
A. O. Murphey
J. P. Thurman
Jim Thurman
Capt. Howard
Second Regiment of
Georgia Volunteers
Clyde Lake
Texas
Lake
Capt
W. D. Redding
Minnie Meritt
Gainesville
Georgia Female Seminary
South
Whit E. Huft
C. R. & C. Railroad
Ida Sheffield
Cedar Springs
Sheffield
J. W. Stallord & Sons
J. W. Stafford & Sons
We Trust
Ious
Sumer
Chicken and Egg
The
Weavers
Pers
Sx Reeves Boys
W. H Ghlambers
Dr. T- J- Watts
Middle
Georgia
Chambers Drug Store
W.rt
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