Henry County GaArchives News.....No Title December 18, 1896
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The Henry County Weekly December 18, 1896
~Miss Vassie Harrell, a lovely young lady of Palmetto, is visiting her sisters, 
Misses Tippie and Ella Harrell, this week.

~Miss Jessie Reese, the popular music teacher of Newnan, will render several 
choice selections at Miss Annie Reese’s Concert Monday night.

~The excellent singing of Mrs. J. C. Blasingame at Miss Annie Reese’s Concert 
Monday night will be a rare treat to lovers of good music.

~Messrs. A. C. and T. J. Sowell moved into their elegant new quarters Monday 
and are now all straightened out for business with a large and handsome stock.

~Miss Della Wood, who has been spending two weeks in McDonough with Miss Carrie 
Upchurch, returned to her home in Atlanta last Tuesday, accompanied by Miss 
Otelia Upchurch.

~Miss Claude McDonald, a charming young lady of McDonough, arrived in the city 
last Monday night and will spend a few days with Miss Lula McDonald, on Poplar 
Street. Griffin Call.

~A young man from Riverdale, Clayton County, was in McDonough Wednesday 
prospecting, and pronounced it the busiest place he has seen in a long time. 
Come in, everybody, and watch McDonough grow.

~Neighbor Jim Wall went hunting Monday and Tuesday morning the editors hungry 
family enjoyed a fine breakfast of rabbit, etc. Neighbor, may your aim always 
be steady, and your shadow never grow less.

~Dr. Ed Tignor came up from Jackson yesterday, a few days ahead of his regular 
engagement, and will leave next Thursday to spend Christmas at home. Those 
desiring dental work are requested to call on him at once.

~Miss Pauline Turner, of McDonough is visiting Miss Mary Nutt in Jackson this 
week. Miss Turner has numerous friends in Jackson who gladly welcome her visits 
and it is hoped her stay among us will be a most lengthy one.



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