Talbot County GaArchives News.....Personals in the Talbotton New Era 11-9-1911 November 9, 1911
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The Talbotton New Era November 9, 1911
The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, November 9, 1911
Page Six

Locals

Personals About People and Things

Mrs. Clyde Hill of Reynolds is visiting Miss Hattie Simpson.

Miss Marie Barnes and Messrs. Robert Blythe and George Pedicord of Junction 
City attended the show here Thursday night.

The little infant of Mr. E.R. Langford died Saturday night and was buried 
Sunday at Centerville.

Mr. and Mrs. J.H. McGehee announce the birth of a son Nov. 4th, 1911.

Mr. C.N. Vaughn has opened up a restaurant in the store room between Bardwell 
Drug Co. and T.A. Bardwell & Co.  He serves fresh oysters, fish and other 
delicious eatables at all hours of the day.  This is a new industry for 
Talbotton and one which we hope will succeed.  Give him a trial.

Dr. E.L. Bardwell bought the opera house at administrator’s sale Tuesday for 
$630.

Suits from $10 to $25 at Persons Brothers.

Mr. T.H. Persons, Sr., went up to Atlanta Sunday.

Col. W.N. McGehee spent Sunday in Atlanta.

A good and kind pony for sale not afraid of automobiles.  – L.W. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Smith have returned to Reynolds.

Miss Miriam Jones spent Sunday in Columbus.

Mr. E.H. McGehee visited his wife Sunday in Greenville.

For Rent – Two good two-horse farms, good houses, pasture and near white 
school. – Dr. C.M. Black. Talbotton, Ga.

Mr. Hamp Couch of Columbus visited relatives here Sunday.

Col. W.D. Munroe, of Buena Vista, was in the city on business Monday.

Miss Emily Baldwin spent last week with friends and relatives here.

Two very desirable lots on College Street for sale. – T.N. Beall

Miss Ethel Calhoun has accepted a position with Blanchard & Booth in Columbus.

Talbotton’s young people enjoyed a dance at the opera house Friday night.

Miss May Covington came up from Geneva to attend the dance Friday night.  
While here she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Mahone.

The many friends of Mr. B.M. Spear are glad to know that he is able to get out 
upon the streets after a long confinement to his bed from a spell of Typhoid 
fever.

Dr. and Mrs. J.B. McGehee of Oglethorpe came up Monday afternoon to visit 
their little grandson at the home of Col. J.H. McGehee.


Public Grist Mill

Mr. W.C. Thomas is preparing to install a public grist mill in town.  Just as 
soon as the machinery arrives he will be ready for business.  He expects to 
have it ready by the end of the week.  He will grind for part of corn or meal, 
or money and will have meal for sale.




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