Local Briefs Roundup From Jackson and Nearby Towns
H L Daughtry spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Troy Kelly of Monticello was in town Saturday. Miss Vellar Harper of McDonough visited relatives here this week. Miss Bessie Holmes of Tennille was in the city Monday. Dr H H Narrell of Monticello was in the city Saturday. Mrs R E Carmichael returned from Griffin after a week. Pineapples from the Bahamas arrived. Col Ed Stevens of McDonough was in the city Sunday. The Yellow Store for rent after Sept 1. The Star Store mule story. Our Dove Hams at Allen Co. Fresh Turnip seeds at W L Carmichael Co. Annie Lee visiting in Henry county near Peeksville this week. Wiley Wright, Stark citizen, was in Jackson Tuesday.
Local society notes from Jackson and Atlanta visitors
A Jackson column lists Miss Menna Beck and others visiting Mrs Etheridge and Mrs Daughtry in Jackson and Atlanta. It notes purchases from Allen & Co, travel to Baltimore and Baltimore area relatives, and social arrivals including Miss Trellis Carmichael, Miss Helen Cox, Miss Adrienne Collier, Miss Mary Goodall, and Miss Rosebud Hitchins. Also mentions One Minute Cough Cure and W L Carmichael Co. and local store and trimmer changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menna Beck
Atlanta
Mrs. F
Etheridge
Helen Cox
Globe
Baltimore
Mayo couple guests of Mrs Brownlee near town
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayo were guests of Mrs Newt Brownlee near town last Sunday, sharing time at her home and enjoying a family visit in the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mayo
Newt Brownlee
Moonlit rides, visits, and local notices in Greensboro
The item lists social outings by moonlight to Indian Spring and gatherings at the Wigwam verandas. It notes Dr Pitts carminative praise from T B Rice a Greensboro druggist, plus local mentions of Waldstein McCord 8th Ga regiment, Prof Hunt, J B Thomas with daughter Allie, Prof Walker visiting, and a bank adopting revenue stamps on checks to ease transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Rice
Greensboro
Pitts
Waldstein McCord
Griffin
Reunion of Thirtieth Georgia Regiment in Atlanta
The Thirtieth Georgia Regiment reunion moves to Atlanta on July 20 at Camp Walker Veterans quarters to let all attend the general reunion. A. P. Apamson is secretary. Morgan Mills man Dr. W. L. Carmichael & Co. advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve as cures for constipation headaches and skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb Moore
LaFayette
Ind
Pe- Witt
W. L. Carmichael & Co
Pewitt’s
Pr. W. L. Carmichael & Co
Georgia
Atlanta
Camp Walker
Douglasville
A. P. Apamson
Milesburg
DeWitt
W. L. Carmichael& Co
John C. Dunn
Wheeling
W. Va
Mrs W F Lee Leaves Jackson for Dalton Home
Mrs W F Lee departed Wednesday for Dalton Georgia to join her husband at their new home. Friends here express sincere regret at their leaving. Mrs Lee is described as a lovable character and is expected to be a social asset in Dalton as she was in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goodall
Atlanta
Jackson
Rosebud Hitchins
Lithia Springs
W. F. Lee
Dalton
Public notice and local building praise from W J Allen
A public notice from an architect behind the Star store requests shoe work and expresses gratitude for the McKenzie brothers Charlie and John who completed the new county courthouse project Bruce visited the city last Saturday to oversee courthouse matters and convey county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Painting Offer From R H Canvert
R H Canvert advertises first class painting services for plain or ornamental work and promises profitability for clients who hire him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Canvert
Regular monthly term of the Ordinary's court in session
The regular monthly term of the Ordinary's court was in session Monday. John Hunzlip and family from Orlando Florida are visiting friends and relatives in Jackson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunzlip
Orlando Fla
Jackson
Miss Claude Williams Visits Mrs. Smith Near Jackson
Miss Claude Williams is staying at the home of Mrs. John T. Smith near Jackson for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Williams
John T. Smith
Jackson
Mays Sisters Trade Posts With School Move
Miss Nellie Mays departs for Cabannis to lead a school there. Miss Gussie Mays assumes her duties at the Cleveland house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mays
Cabaniss
Gussie Mays
Cleveland House
Miss Annie Nutt Returns to Griffin School Room
Miss Annie Nutt returned to Griffin on Tuesday to resume her duties in the school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Nutt
Griffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. L. Daughtry
Troy Kelly
Monticello
Allen
Eugene Elder
Indian Spring
Clever Ed Elder
W.L. ‘Carmichael & Co
Lee
the Times
Gate City
W. H. Maddox
Henry County
Allen & Co
the Grocers
Vellar Harper of
McDonough
Bessie Holmes
Tennille
H. H. Narrell of
City
R.E. Carmichael
Bahamas
Allen & 30
Pliny Hall
Ann & Co
Annie Lee
Peeksville
Col
Ed Stevens
J. W. Crum
Star Store
Joe Wright
Miss Tigner
Greenville
S. H. Morgan
W. L Carmichael & Co
Wiley Wright
Stark
Hanes
East Third St
Telephone
Mrs. Blanchard
Kate Waldo
R. L. Daughtry
Third Street
Robert J. Carmichael
Carrie and
Daisy Smith
Adrianne Collier
Mrs. C. C. Smith
Covington Street
Evansity
W. L. Carmichael
E. L. Adams
Levi and
Luther Carter
Barnesville
Irene Dempsey
Yang
Neel Institute
Miss Ernestine
Adrienne Collier
New York
J. R. Wright
Prof. Hunt
W. M. Mallet
J.B. Thomas
Base
Miss Allie
Prof. Walker
of Griffin Public¢Ools
Col. J.T. Dempsey
Reunion
G. B. Elder
Flovilla
Morgan Mills
Spalding
Bob Crawford
Annie Mallet
Leroy Moore
W.J. Allen
Buffalo Spring & Gear Co
Buffalo
Pei
Nusian
Bud Grier
Cdl
J. E. Kirchens
Staak. Ga
Igleheart
Igleheart Bros
Evansville
Undertaker
Crum Corner
Capers Harwell
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