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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
8
Our fall lines are ready for display after months of preparation. Special Display Days are October 1 to 3 featuring millinery, ribbons, silks, dress goods, trimmings, suits, skirts, coats, furs, belts, purses, lace curtains, rugs and more. Sales staff include Jack Baskin and others.
Mrs E H Colclough and Mr Ed Colclough returned from Rome with the body for interment. Lieut William N Pritchett opened a U S Marines recruiting office in the Bradley building. Mrs Tidwell and daughter Mrs Hunt visit Mr Tidwell's brother W A McCain at Merrell farm and plan to move to Arkansas. Mrs L P Mandeville travels to Greensborough due to her brother Mr Robinson's illness. The wedding of Miss Mary Florence Harris to Mr William Tyre Jones took place at the bride's sister's home on Holderness Street. Mr B B Thomasson leaves Atlanta for Yale Law School after two years at U G A. Extra nice honey at W D Bass and new Swastika jewelry line announced. Dollie Kelly resumes work at Jackson & Griffins after illness. Import orders arrive daily and a new line of clothing is showcased. Wanted a arene boy at Western Union Telegraph office. New hand painted china and Haverland dinner sets featured.
Miss Betty Dunbar returns home. Visitors from Atlanta include Miss Ethel Hearn and Mrs. H. W. Culpeper. Mr. George Hamrick departs for a Craughton’s course in Atlanta. Mrs. Rabie Brodnax Crider moves to Columbus for a winter dry goods job. Local market ads note fresh meats and delivery.
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