Local notices and community happenings in Cleveland Ga
Read over these items to learn what neighbors and friends are doing. Frank Nix rode Col Glen to Gainesville on Tuesday. Quarterly Zion church conference set for Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Kemmer in Gainesville earlier in the week. Various locals and merchants in town, road conditions, and new post office arrangements. Mr. Wimpey of Dahlonega noted as a respected citizen. Post office moved. postmaster Glen away. duties handled by Osca Kenimer. Fox hunting, blacksmithing, and local trades referenced. News of marriages, business moves, mining prospects, and lecture notices. Prof Lashley’s school opens with plans for honor rolls and growing future enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
R. T. Kemmer
Gainesville
R. Te Kenimer & ‘Son
Glen
Florida
Osca Kenimer
First Cleveland circuit meeting at Zion January
The first quarterly Cleveland circuit meeting will be held at Zion on the third Sunday and the preceding Saturday in January. Attendees listed include M. L. Uppernoon and I. FE. PF. R. Sravony 2. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Circuit
Zion
M. L. Uppernoon
I. FE
PF. R. Sravony
2. C
Pensions Arrived List of Indigent Soldiers
Ordinary Freeman published a list of names of indigent soldiers enrolled as pensioners under the veteran fund of 1894. Readable names include Abernathy Abernathy, Ted Allison, Jasper Ash, Vohs Gilstrap, Tail Medy, Nix, Reid, Shu bert, Sims, Thomas, and Wilfield. The publication notes Freeman is prepared to state the list publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoel Abernathy
Miles Abernathy
Ted. Allison
Jasper Ash
Vohs Gilstrap
Tail
Medy
Nix
T.Q
Reid
Wim
R. Shubert
J. J. Sims
Joseph Thomas
D. B. W Bilfield
Hynd's Guessing Contest Winners and Results
Gainesville Ga readers learn the Hynd contest results with prize awards totaling $100. Participants guessed jar peas at J G Mynds firm. Top guesses 15 777 and 15 800 earn varying prizes. several individuals receive $5 or $6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynd
J. G. Mynds Mr. Co
Tonnt
Fi MM. Welcher
G. W. Joynson
J. C. Dillashaw
W. J. Banks
F.C. McDonald
A. James
W. J. Phillips
P. W. Boring
Pirkle
M. L. Thurston
Gainesville, Ga
M. PT. Tanner
F. M. Whelchel
Erwin Cox
J. L. Taylor
L. D. Barren
J. D. Whelchel
A White County Home Hospitality Exalts Local Folk
An earnest sketch praises Judge Vackett and Mrs. Vackett of Yonah with their daughters, noting their hospitality and vitality. It lauds I J Houston as a Southern gentleman and Will Houston as genial, a "chip from the old block." Prof Whatley appears as a temporary tutor, while the piece extols rural independence and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
I. J. Houston
Dudee Houston
Yonah
E. T. Whatley
Dudge Iouston
Shoal Creek Shots
Report from Shoal Creek notes the death of a nun Elder BP O Kelley and the death of John Pilguin s baby. Sympathy sent to James Smith recovering from typhoid fever. Kinsey s caregiver ill, Will Thomas family moved to Elder Fk O Kelley s home. A ten month old child attends Shoal Creek under Johnnie Whitehint. Regular updates promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehron- Hele
O' Kelley
John Pilguin
James Smith
Blue Creek Budget and Local Travel Notes
Virgo Jackson returned from a business trip to Andersen South Carolina last Friday. Marshall Bad Allen and Lou Pots left Sunday on a horse swapping tour. J B Hampton started for a business trip to Towns County Monday. J B Freeman made a business trip to Cornelia Saturday. S E B Moore of Uabershaw spent a few hours here last Monday. Geo Freenin is at Andersen cotton malls in South Carolina and is sick. He will likely come home soon. James and John Smith of Habershim were visiting Johnstovall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Bad Allen
Lou Pots
J.B. Freeman
Cornelia
S. EB. Moore
Uabershaw
Geo. Freenin
Andersen Cotton
8. C
Soal
Town Creek Topics wedding near Town Creek
Town Creek notes report the marriage of James McAfee Jr and Josie Stunsek at the bride’s father home with Rev W H McAfee officiating. The couple to Texas for their future home as townsfolk send best wishes and gossip fills the town. Mentions of locals Reuben White John Logan Will Sutterfield and others appear in brief notices and tidbits about area mills visits and a local lampooned fund effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marnriep
James McAfee, Jr
Josie Stunsek
Reve
W.H. McAfee
Duhionegal
Town Creek
McAfee
Puesda
Texas
Minie Wee
Rochon
Reuben White
Lumpkin
White County
John Logan
Chattshoochee
Estes Dry Goods Showroom Promises Lowest Prices in Gainesville
Estes leads the Dry Goods trade of Gainesville and North Georgia with a vast stock of dry goods, notions, shoes, hats, carpets, and groceries. The store offers up to date dress goods, silks, trimmings, ladies capes, corsets, hosiery, gloves, lace curtains, drapery silks, table linens, towels, and a large footwear line bought before recent rises. Hats, cloaks, and clothing are emphasized with extensive selections and low prices. The ad claims wide-awarded buying guarantees the lowest selling prices and highlights stock breadth across departments.
Cut Price Clothing Sale Hints at Deep Discounts
Local store advertises drastic reductions on men suits and coats with cut prices from 81.50 to 87.49, listing numerous lots by quantity and vintage fabrics. Offers include wool, tweed, chinchilla overcoats, domestic work shirts, and other garments with substantial markdowns.
Productions of Shoes at Reduced Prices for Widower
A local advert offers a large stock of children, youth, women, and men shoes at low prices to avoid travel. Listings include 120 pairs of Monte children shoes, 840 pairs children's home made shoes, 1340 pairs women work shoes, 760 pairs ladies rain boots, and 640 boys home made brogans with sales prices and value savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidrens Monte
Hoys
Villa
Blanket and Flannel Blowout at Cut Prices
Local store advertises an array of blankets and flannels with deep cuts. Highlights include 158 extra heavy blankets at 69 cents per pair, 85 pieces of red channel all wool at 10 cents per yard, 70 pieces red twill flannel at 17 cents per yard, and 19 pieces blue dress flannel at 18 cents per yard.
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The
Cleveland Progress
Cleveland Ga
County Directory
Freeman
W. R. Power
S. L. Brown
G. N. Colley
Benton Trotter
D. N. Warwick
H. Edwards
M. L. Allen
B&ehool
G.S. Kytle
J. A. Richardson
Nacoochee
Cleveland
J. M. Cooley
Leo, Ga
John J. Kimsey
Stoward Thompson
Sol
Frank Nix
Col. Glen
Trotter
Jno. Mappin
Parks
Will Courtenay's Place
S.C. Dinkins
S.C. Dinkins & Co
Jim Sexton
Mr. Ledford
Vown Creek
Ll. G. Ash
Newman
Hynd & Co
Our County
Mel Dein
W. 2. Bell
John B. Daniel
Athint
Dahlonega
W. G. Campbell
Pinley Mills
Nea Dahlonega
M. L. Underwood
A. G. Wimpey
Wintley
Suport
Maite
Charlotte
N Cee
Lt Lito
Squire Sluggins
Lula
Gamiot
F.R. Seaborn
Wold
Aesey
Mosse
Waterhouse
Pierce
Chattahoochee
Conley Place
Ben Landers
Jimater
Dan Warwick
Kila Nix
Maryiage
W. R. Sours
Clark W. KR. Power
Lge
J. J. Murphy
Athinti
David I. Dougherty
Whitehall
Mr. Murphy
Mall County
Georgia
Guainesville Bugte
FE. T. Whatley
Yohah Mining Company
Clarkesville
Whatley
Georgia Wold
Georgis
Jno
Tampa
Hayal
Lishley
Lashley
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
Arkiansis
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
California
Fred D. Gush
Dist
Pass
Avent L. & Noh K
Wall Street
Atpinta
Blue Creek Budget
Virgo Jackson
Andersen
S.C
J.B. Hampton
James and
John Smith
Habershim
Johnstovall
Will Sutterfield
Itythail Henderson Mills
Teev
Miles [Qantrell
Fill County
Bee
Alex. “Davidson
Alee
Athinfa
Brown Mfg. CO
New York
ESTES
North Georgia
Housee
GEO. P. Estes
J. HW
Watta
Humboldt
Nob
Jett
J. H. Watts
Miles
J. MW
Warr. Rumboldt
Neb
of. Smith
Commercial College OF
Banka
Kentucky University
Mw” Tnoviler
U. R. Smith
Lexington
W. $. Huff
Dahonega
Kytle
Oakes
Attorneys AT Law
Cleveland, Ga
Wood
Hynd’s Big Store
Gainesville,Ga
H. H. Perry
Tyo Watt
Pri
Hook & Bowling
Equitable Building
Bowtor
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