Henry County GaArchives News.....ANY AND EVERYTHING October 2, 1896
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The Henry County Weekly October 2, 1896
~Mr. Manson Rogers spent last Monday in Atlanta.

~For Fancy and family groceries go to J. W. Moore.

~Miss Claude McDonald is visiting relatives in Atlanta.

~Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Carmichael spent Monday in Atlanta.

~Mrs. S. R. Brown of Luella visited in the city Sunday.

~Mrs. and Mrs. Bailor Smith spent Monday in Atlanta.

~Mr. John Turner of Gainesville was in the city last Sunday.

~Messrs. Toy Turner and Cliff Tye of Atlanta were in the city last Sunday.

~Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McKibben spent Sunday in Jackson visiting relatives.

~Mr. Q. A. Dickson presented us a huge stalk of ribbon cane yesterday, 
containing nineteen joints.

~Dr. Ed Tigner came up from Jackson Wednesday to be in his dental office here 
the remainder of the month.

~Mr. Robert L. Morris of Midville was in McDonough last Sunday, and was seen 
wending down Paradise Alley.

~Miss Irene and Ethel Price have returned to their homes near Flippen after a 
visit of several days to Miss Trellis Carmichael.

~The ladies of the Parsonage Aid Society will meet Monday afternoon at Miss 
Florence Harper’s, and every member requested to be present, 3 o’clock, the 
hour.

~Mr. L. N. Chaille of Forsyth, has been in the city several days. A pair of 
bright eyes the magnet.

~Mr. H. C. Bridges returned Monday afternoon from a two weeks visit in Cobb 
County, where he was on both business and pleasure.

~Rev. J. A. Thurman has been troubled very much recently with a boil on the 
side of his neck, which has caused him no little inconvenience.

~Mrs. M. J. McMullen, a sister of Mayor Dickson, left yesterday for her home in 
Rushton, La., after a visit of two weeks to relatives in this vicinity.

~J. T. Bryant is erecting some new store rooms at McDonough, for a syndicate 
headed by Alex Lemon, one of the cleverest men living. Jackson Times.

~Dr. Chas. McDonald says all he prided himself on was his good looks, and now 
they are laid up for repairs. He has been monk eying with “pizen” oak.

~Miss Janie Duke now has charge of a large school in Henry County, near 
McDonough. We predict for her much success as a teacher. Jackson Times

~Col. Ed Stephens and Mr. Paul Turner went up to Atlanta Tuesday, and mingled 
with the crowds at the democratic executive committee meeting.

~Mr. Jason Crossley, a former popular citizen at McDonough, but now of Shady 
Dale, was in the city Wednesday shaking hands with his numerous friends.

~Col. A. A. Rose, the hustling editor of the Jackson Argus, was in the city 
Monday night, the guest of Col. Ed Stephens. He found McDonough still growing.


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