Henry County GaArchives News.....ANY AND EVERYTHING November 6, 1896
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The Henry County Weekly November 6, 1896
~Dr. Ed Tigner left Sunday for Atlanta.

~Col. John L. Tye came down from Atlanta and spent last Monday.

~Toy Turner came down from Atlanta Sunday and spent the day with friends.

~Mayor J. B. Dickson has moved into his handsome new residence opposite Mr. B. 
B. Carmichael’s.

~Miss Lila Daniel left last Friday for Albany, where she will spend two months 
visiting relatives.

~Mrs. Henry Hunter of Atlanta and Mrs. Pierce of Hampton visited Mrs. T. L. 
Sutton last week.

~Miss Pauline Turner entertained a few of her friends at the residence of her 
father last Monday night.

~Tax Collector Harper publishes notice of his last round in this issue. Read it 
and lookout for him.

~Mrs. W. N. Everitt of Conyers spent several days in the city last week, the 
guest of Mrs. J. J. Johnson.

~Raleigh Harper left Monday for Jackson, where he has accepted his former 
position as foreman of the Argus.

~Miss Tiny Maxwell returned home last Saturday from Atlanta, where she has been 
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. D. Kitchens.

~Your uncle Billie Bryan says they are going to send for McKinley and have him 
to come down and contest Henry County.

~Mrs. Nannie Beeland has returned home to Macon, after a week’s visit to her 
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carmichael, near the city.

~Messrs. T. L. Sutton, T. A. Sloan, W. A. Harper and George Turner, took in the 
Journal election returns in Atlanta Tuesday night.

~Mr. and Mrs. Thos. D. Stewart went to Gainesville Monday, where they carried 
their little daughter, Mary Cliff, for medical treatment.

~Miss Claude McDonald left Tuesday for Griffin, to be present at the marriage 
of Miss Maude Flynt to Mr. J. R. Cole of Senoia Wednesday.

~We understand that Conductor Wood contemplates moving his family to McDonough, 
to occupy the place vacated by Mr. W. D. White.

~Paul Turner of Henry is one of the younger members of the house and he has 
qualifications for making a good working member. Jackson Argus.

~Mrs. G. D. Kitchens and baby, Marie, of Atlanta were in the city last 
Saturday, and Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Maxwell.

~Mr. and Mrs. Sprayberry of Stockbridge visited their little daughters here 
last Sunday and Monday, who are boarding with Sheriff Glass, and attending 
McDonough Institute.

~The George Schaefer residence at Hampton was offered at public sale last 
Tuesday, and went to Mr. Zach Peebles at $800. We understand Mr. Peebles will 
now move his family there.

~’Squire Joe Wright is increasing his visits to McDonough. We understand that 
he is playing a winning hand up there and when the boys “call” him they will 
find that he was playing no bluff. Jackson Argus.

~Mr. Wightman Bowden, son of Rev. J. M. Bowden, circulated among his McDonough 
friends this week. He came up from Jonesboro to be admitted to the bar at this 
term of court, together with several other young lawyers.

~Mr. Garnett Strobbar spent last Sunday in the city with his brother, Mr. Cecil 
Strobbar. He was in the big military parade at Governor Atkinson’s inauguration 
in Atlanta Saturday, and was on his way home to Savannah.

~Editor Fouche, of THE HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY, issued a special trade edition of 
his paper last Friday which was a credit to his ability as an all round 
newspaper man. In its columns many business houses were represented and 
altogether it was the best and largest issue that ever came from the office. 
Jackson Argus.

~Mr. and Mrs. George Calloway, of Alabama, arrived in the city last Monday to 
spend some time with their mother, Mrs. Calloway. This is the first visit Mr. 
Calloway has made to his old home in 20 years and there was much rejoicing in 
that household over the long absent relatives. Mr. Calloway is a brother of 
Mrs. Martha Varner, of this city and Mrs. Lucy Knott of Atlanta.


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