New Stores and Their Owners
Dr. J. B. Freeman, of Bridgeport, Ala., has opened a drug store in Springfield, Tenn.
Mr. L. L. Floyd, Plainville, Ga., will build an up-to-date two-story brick building for a drug store, which will be opened soon.
Mr. Will Childdress is opening a new drug store in Monette, Ark. He will occupy the Simon Building.
Mr. C. N. Barnett has opened a drug store in Clarkston, Ga. This has been a long-needed institution in Clarkston. The soda fountain is an attraction for the young people of the town, too.
A new drug store is being opened in Rockwell, N. C., by Mr. H. W. Barnhardt.
Drs. Lipscomb and Hockenhull have installed a drug store in the Bank Corner, Cumming, Ga. The owners will run the drug store in connection with their practice. A waiting room, consultation room and a laboratory will occupy one-half of the building, while the remainder will be given up to the drug store.
It is announced by A. R. Keen, the manager of the Georgian Terrace, Atlanta’s handsome hotel for tourists, that a prescription drug store will be opened in the large room in the north corner of the hotel. The store will be opened this summer, and will be the first drug store in Atlanta to be located inside a hotel.
The new store of Griffith & Wellons, Marietta, Ga., has been opened and is doing a rushing business. The opening day was a very important occasion for the store, a large crowd being attracted by the music and decorations.
Frank A. Delgado has opened a new store at Fourth and Main streets, Jacksonville, Fla. Among the up-to-date fixtures of the new store is a very modern soda fountain.
It is announced that Tarrytown, Ga., is to have a new drug store, which will be conducted by Dr. Culpeper.
Sam E. Welfare has opened a new drug store at Winston-Salem, N. C.
The E. D. F. Pharmacy, Blackville, S. C., has been commissioned. Capital, $3000. Petitioners are C. A. Epps, J. G. DeLorme and J. M. Fleming.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed by Sol. Fiegelson, doing business as the Ineeda Pharmacy, 2001 Jackson street, Houston, Tex.
O. L. Bailey, of Ocean Springs, Miss., and R. H. Lewis, Jr., of Gulfport, Miss., have purchased the Ocean Springs drug store, which will be managed by Mr. Lewis. Extensive improvements will be made.
Mr. John B. Blalock, formerly of Marion, Ala., has entered the drug business in Sheffield, Ala.
Robert M. Green & Sons, of Philadelphia, have opened a show room in Atlanta, which is in charge of Mr. J. L. Shipp. There are very many handsome Green fountains in the South, among them being the fountains in the following named stores: T. H. Howard, Augusta, Ga.; Jerry George, Savannah, Ga., and the Journal Building Fountain, Atlanta, Ga.