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Route Five.
Cold weather is the order of
tho dav.
The health of this community
is ;iood at this writing.
T. J. Wood spent Monday with
D. T. Harris.
Prof. E. H. S. Beall has a flour
ishing school at Hollis.
Robert Scoggins tilled his regu
lar appointment at Mr. Hud
son’s Sunday.
Zoko Elsberry spont Saturday
night with Oliver Harris.
G. W. Hudson went up in the
Nineteenth Monday.
David Harris spmt Sunday
afternoon with Miss Mollie Wil
son.
Zeke Elsberry was the guest of
Miss Myrtie Adair Sunday.
Mips Blanche Elsberry spent
Thursday aud Friday with her
parents.
Charlie Head visited Bon
Shead last Sunday.
Hiram.
Braswell.
We are cool up here in the up-|
per story since the thermometer i
fell to 17 degrees above Sunday '
morning.
F. P. Williams has been on
the sick list hut is up again.
Our school is still going at
breakneck speed with Prof. J. T.
Vaughan at the helm.
Prof. J. T. Vaughan wont to
Cedartown Saturday on business.
R. T. Sibley is still working at
his peach orchard business.
H. N. Hagin went to Rock Run,
Ala., Sunday morning to see his
son, John Hagin, who is very
low with pneumonia fevor.
•R. H. O’Neal will complete a
large barn here’ this week for.,
Mrs. Carter. Then he will go to
a job in tho vicinity of Taylors
ville.
There is at least one candidate
in our town for tax . collector,
and I soe some names in tho pa
per. I look for more candidates
this } oar than a mule can pull
down lull on ice. '
I was .very sorry to hoar our
editor had been sick.
Roxana says hurrah for tho
New Era and its readers. Let’s
say hurrah for the New Era and
its many waiters. Let’s get busy
and write more A county pa
per is a looking glass that other
people look at and see what we
are doing. So we must write the
truth. and make the paper a
hummer, so much so that, tho ed-
itor will liavo to spread himsolf
and add another sheet.
Rev. John Edwards, of Buch
anan, brother of Judge Edwards,
will preach at Poplar Springs
the third Saturday and Sunday
in February. Hope everybody
will come and hear him.
Miss Lillian Porter, who is at
tending school at. Powder Springs,
returned home Thursday to spend
a few days with her parents.
She gracefully entertained a few
of her friends Sunday afternoon.
Those present were Mieses Ruby,
Bello nnd Georgia Hurt and Le
na Bruce; Messrs, Guv Kendall,
Jack Phillips, Willie Parker,
John Gober and Rob Bruce.
Leon Ragsdale called on Miss
Cat tie Iluut Sunday afternoon.
11. R. Rakestraw epent Friday
in the Gate City.
Willie Gray, of Douglasville,
spent Sunday nignt with Guy
Kendall.
We are glad to state that Mr.
J. B. Hurt, who has had the grip,
is improving.
Toccoy.
Wo nro glad to sav the health
of our community is very good
at this writing.
W. B. Wood and Bascom Wood
made a business trip to Douglas
ville one day laet week.
Tom Denton, of Rome, is vis
iting home folks near this place.
There will be singing at this
place every third Sunday morn
ing before preaching and every
first Sunday afternoon. Every
body invited to come out and
have a nice time.
Prof. T. H. Starr was the guest
L. N. Fuller and family one night
last week.
' Misses Patsie and Savannah
Wood were tho guests of Miss
Minnie Grant one day laRt week.
• I think we cau announce some
weddings before long.
Durme Winn was the guest of
Bascom Wood last week.
Prof. T. U. Starr w»s shading
hands with friends in Dallas
Saturday.
This world may owe you a liv-
ng, but it isn’t to blame if you
ire too lazy to collect it.
Dailey’s Qorve.
Emmett Cheek and wife, of
Atlanta, are visiting relatives
near here.
Thomas Denton, of Rome, vis
ited his parents last week.
Mrs. Arnold, of Brownsville,
spent last Monday with Mrs.
Dailey.
James Fuller, of Hiram, vis
ited relatives near here last
week.
J. T. Dailey lias decided to
have his cotton ginned after so
long a time.
Mrs. Robert Norton is on »
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visit to Rome to see her' daugh
ter, Mrs. Scroggins.
Richard Daily made a trip to
Hiram Sunday.
In reply to l’rof. Dole’s ques
tion, in regard to the school av
erage of this county, will say the
greatest trouble in our part of
the county is the measles and
other sickness, besides the bad
weather. Let us as teachers go
out in the highways and hedges
and bring them in. There is a
great deal of the low average
due to our neglect. I have often
asked myself this question:
“Which should be the most God
fearing men, ministers or teach
ers ; which has the most respon
sibility, a minister or a teacher?”
Let us as teachers be up and do
ing.
Route Six.
Paul Harper, of this place, is
very sick.
Mrs. D. C. Farris has been very
sick but is improving.
J. W. Key, of St. Mark, spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. D.
Land.
Prof. Beall and Poletious Bar
ber were seen going north Sun
day.
Emmett Parris and Miss Yorah
Barber were the guests of Miss
Eula Smith Sunday,
Bill Hitchcock was the guest
of Miss Vauie Darter Sunday.
Mrs. McOlung was the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Paris Saturday.
Allen Couch has returned home
from Atlanta.
The pound supper at Mr. Evans’
Saturday night was enjoyed by
all present.
. New Hope.. 4,
Tha health ol' our community is
not very good. .«
Mrs. Martha'l’earson is still on the
sick list.
Our Sunday school is holding up
well for the winter.
l’rof. Beall is having a good school
at this place. 108 names on roll.
The quilting at Mr. Robbia’s was
well attended.
Lust Thursday Mrs. Mattio Whit
field was buried at this place.
Tho little infant of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stewart was buried here last
Saturday.
James Robbins paid Rome a visit
last week.
Mrs. Fannie Grant is spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Martha Pearson.
Clark Hayes is.buildiugsome more
to his nouse.
Mrs. J. W. Woodall is able to be
up again.
James Hayes is visiting his cousin,
L. C. Hayes.
Willio Parker and wife visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jarmon Sunday.
YVatt Camp, of Oak Hill, was in
our beat Sunday.
Dailey’s Grove School.
The following pupilB have made
an average of 90 per cent and
upwards on the monthly review
for January.
First Grade—Glenn Denton,
Millard West, Essie May Cheek,
Joseph Wood, Thomas West,
Robert &ew, Bennie Turner.
Third Grade—Glenn Dailey,
Bessie Wood, Earnest Fuller,
Monroe Cheek.
Sixth Grade—Jennie Wood,
Gordon Sinyard, Willie Clark.
(Eighth Grade—Warner West,
Effie Huey, Richard Dailey, Ro
land Denton.
T. H. Stark, teacher.
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Georgia, Paulding County.
W. >S. Loftls et. al, having applied for an or
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Grove church by way of Owens’ old mill to
what Is known as Pickett old place in 1008
district, G. M., as a publU^road of said county,
the length of said road being about one and
one-half mile. Notice is hereby given that
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Monday in March, 1908, if no sufficient cause
is shown to the contrary. Given under my
hand and seal and official signature Feb. 8,
1908. * B. B. CROKKR, Ordinary. ,
LETTERS OF DISMISSION.
Georgia, Paulding County.
To all whom it may concern: Whereas, G .
F. Crow represents to the court in his petition
duly filed, that he has fully administered said
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Feb. 8, 1908.
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