About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1907)
T your liberal patronage in 1906, and the NEW fsperous one for ail! — finds us admirably YOU. Good Goods at Low Prices I , The Clothier and Furnisher. county, iuire D. IgUBSt Of \ Young's pek sold bsrty on hve-yeif-ck| iDodds, fell land broke a party bd highly [her beau J. E. Houses 1 was in Atlantu frday. | R. H. D.ivls, of Taylorsville,was yesterday. , E. Garner has moved to Cedur- b from Felton. r. Griggsby Adams spent the first I the week In Atlanta. We are agents for Cut Flowers mid libs. RUSSELL DRUG CO. Mrs. J.A. Wynn left yesterday for n extended visit In Atlanta. Miss Allcel Steadman left yesterday 'or an extended stay In Mjaeon. Mr. Nathan Coplan returned Tuesday o the State University at Alliens. Mr. Herbert Hogg returned yester day to Mercer University at Macon. Mr. I. E. Scott, of Altoona, Ala., is visiting his uncle, Mr. G. W. Owens. Col. and Mrs. E. S. Ault returned Monday from a visit among relatives at McRae. Mr. R. C. Liles und family returned Sunday to Atlanta after a visit among relatives here. Mr. H. P. McElreatih, of Douglasville spent Friday night here as the guest of Dr. J. P. Greer. Hughes Roberts, of Atlanta,has been the guest this week of his moth er, Mis. J.E.Rob-its. Miss Marguerite Wood, of Rome, spent, the last week here as the guest of Miss Mall In e Bradford. Miss Alligene Driver, of Borden - Wheeler Springs, Ala, spent Friday night here as the gu st of MBs Bello Barr. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Post, of Birm ingham, came yesterday to send a few days with Gedartown r 1 Hives, and friends. Mi*3. N. B. Brooks, who h is been the guest of her mother, Mrs. F. M. Burgdorf, returned Satui (lav to Mill- edgevllle. Mr. Will Fielder returned yesterday to resume his studies in the law de partment of the Slate University at Athens. Mrs. Jud Crabb, who has been'spen.I ing some time with bar dauglUe:, Mrs. W. C. Barb : r in Savannah, rs.urn-d home last week. Mrs. Marie Ford sold yesterday to Mrs. Lucy Henderson u house and Jot on Jones street. The sale was made ’through A. B. Philpot & Co. Mrs. J. D. Enlow desires to express heartfelt appreciation to h£r boarders and many other friends for their to kens of love and remembrance at Christmas. Mr. Jus. Phillips was in Atlanta Sunday. Born, Friday, to Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Jarrell—a boy. Dr. J. M. Spinks, of Rock-mart, was In the city yesterday. Col. W. W. Mundy and family spent Sunday in Rockmart. Col. W. E. Simmons, of Law- rencevllle, was in the city Saturday Mr. T. J. Jenkins, one of Rockmart’s cleverest citizens, was here yesterdlay Col. L. R. Wrnddty, of Atlanta, was the guest of Cedurtown relalives last week. Mr. C. M. Sawyer returned Monday from a trip to Virginia during the holidays. Mr. Wm. E. Hollett, of NaspviHe, Tenn., is the guest of his son, Mr. C. W. Hollett. Misses Joste Hughes and AlllneMor- phew left Saturday for a week’s visit at Piedmont, Ala. M-isess 'Marian Bla^k and May Berry came yesterday from Rome on a vis it to Mrs. T. J. Davis. Miss Pearl Bu:g;lorf left Saturday to enter the Normal and industrial School at iMiilledjpvllW. WANTED—A number of bo>s ‘>‘om fourteen years up. Pleasant work and good pay. JOSEPHINE MILLS. Mr. H. G. Cambey and family lef: yc-sterday to spend a couple of weeks with relatives at H ghtow r’» Falls. Misses Gussie Adams and Anna Qulllian left Tuesday to resume their studies atf 'Wesliyan Female College in Macon. Miss Grace C.rnnrll, of Cl jv land, O., arrived Saturday to spend some time as the guest of Miss Georgia Messrs. R. M. MeGJiee and J. R. Baldwin, of Rome, spent the latter part of last we k here as the g.iest3 of Mr. Thoa, Marshall. Mis. W. R. Hutcheson, who has been visiting her sislers, Mesdames J. M. Curtright and P. C. Harris, re turned yesterday to Buchans®. Mrs. H. W. Flournoy very pleas- ntly eht?rtallied a party of young people Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Grace Flournoy, of Monticello. She was assisted by Mos. Emmie Bal- lew. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Philpot enter tained a number of friendsi yesterday at one of the most sumptuous spreads to which a “hungry editor” was ever hidden, and which was genuinely en joyed by all present. ALDERMAN R. O. PITTS, Of the 5th Ward, Unanimously Re-elected as City Treasurer. Mr. Heyward Brumby returned yes terday from a week’s visit in Atlanta. Mr. LiFjyette Gaiter, a good cit izen of the Sevemt-enth, was in to see us yesterday. Mr. W. H. Trawick returned! yester day from a visit, to his brother, Mr. 9. W. Trawick,. In New York. Misses Luclle Fielder and 'Forrest Pitts left yesterday to r\ sums th.dr Studlzs at. W'.sls yan Female College in Macon. On accoun; of the Indisposition of one of the participants. “The Country Kid” will not be repeated until next week Friday evening, In itrad of to morrow evening as announced. It will be given then for the benefit of the Firemen’s tournament fund. s. J. W. Booz entertained her class of girls In the Methodist Sunday School very pleasantly Thursday even ing, at the same time entertaining a number of the boy friends of her son, Waller. On Friday afternoon sir, gave an enjoyable party to a number of ladies. LOST — Friday night, a pendant necklace, somewhere between the Ar mory and residence on Philpot street. Flmlerv will receive reward on return to Miss Louise Houseal. That Gold Watcht Contest at the La dles’ Bazar will close next Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock, and all who hold tickets up to that time should be present and tike their chance at that watch. One of the most enjoyable gather ings of the Christmas season was the dinner given Saturday evening by Hon. J. E. Houeeal at his hospitable new home on Philpot street. Mr. Houseal was the fortunate possessor of a mammoth turkey gobbler who was “feeling entirely too big”—(he only weighed thirty pounds when dressed!) — and a party of about 1 twenty genjj^meni friends helped him! bring that turkey down to somewherej neii^fii© average size. The dinn vpCson^ of those fine ones for wfc Mrs. Houseal la famous, an 1 ev^ bv^dy enjoyed It to the utmost.
