About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1907)
Start the New Year Right! BUY TOUR BLANK BOOKS « OFFICE SUPPLIES AT ELLIOTT’S See our large assortment of Stationery, Pens, etc., and don’t forget that we handle the best Ink in town. Elliott's Book Store THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD Entered in the Postoffice at Cedar- town as second-class mall matter. S. B. RUS8BLL, [ BDITORS. W. I.OOLIMAH, J OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CEDARTOWN AND POLK COUNTY. Published every Thursday In the Year SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year $1.00 Six Months 50 Three Months 25 Advertising rates will be furnished on applicat ion. THDRSDAT, JANUARY 3, 1807, Hon. W. C. Bunn spent Monday in Atlanta. Mr. Winfrey Peek spent Sunday night In Rome. Miss Emily Arrington, of Rome, Is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Emmadeue Dodds and nflece, Miss Bessie Dean Wood, spent Mon day in Atlanta. Mi's. J. H. Sanders returned Sunday from a pleasant visit in Atlanta dur ing the holidays. Misses Kula and Mattie Stubbs spent the first of the week In Atlanta with their sister, Mrs. J. W. Johnson. Mrs. Geo. F. Edwards, who has been visiting relatives here, returned Monday to her home in MU ledge v tile. Busby, Bros, have rented Capt. \V. F. Hall’s warehouse on Grace street, and are opening a wholesale feed house. Mrs. G. R. Hutchens and children returned Monday from a visit to her parents in Tallapoosa during the holidays. Prof. C. K. Henderson, Jr., re turned Monday to -Carrollton, after the holiday week spent here with his home folks. Mr. Jeff Davis, of Taylorsville, was here Tuesday. Mr. E. E. Lindsey spent Monda night in Atlanta. Mrs. M. L. Tumltn, of Cave Spring, was here ‘Monday. Miss Mary Colbert spent New Year’s Day in Rock mart. Miss Pattle Williams, of Anniston is visiting Miss A vie Tate. Little Miss Florlne Everett returned Tuesday to her home in Rockmart. Mrs. J. W. Judkins and daughter Miss Mabel, spent Tuesday In Rock mart. Miss Lizzie Hutchings arrived home Sunday from an extended s(,ay at Buena Vista. Mr. M. 0. Guiss returned Monday night from a trip to Ohio points dur ing the Christmas holidays. Mr. Eugene Turner, who spent th? holidays here with relatives, left Mon day for his duties on the road In Dallas, Tex. Rev. I. R. Walker, of Bowden, oc copied the pulpit Sunday at the East view Baptist church, preaching twj excellent sermons. Mrs. W. H. Turner, who has b *<*n visiting her sisters, Mesdames Chas. Beasley und J. E. Dempsey, returned Monday to Birmingham. Miss Elizabeth Harris attended the ball Monday night in Rome, given by the Elks’ Cotillion Club, which wa a delightful social function. Messrs. P. A. and T. J. Hunt, two of our cleverest citizens, are opening a new grocery in the J. F. Ston building on North Main street. Mr. C. F. Quillian, who has been visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. 11. M. Quillian, returned Monday to his duties at Princeton University. Mrs. T. R. Garllngton and children, who have been spending the holidays with their father, Capt. J. A. Peek, returned home Saturday to Rome. A Happy New Year to All! which can bq made happier from trading with me. ot how cheap GOOD.” OWRY, etail Grocer, Cedartowni Ca. Mr. J. P. Tims was In Atlanta over Sunday. Col. C. E. Carpenter, of Roma, wus hare Monday. Mr. Wiley Hand spent Monday af ternoon In ^onie. Col. and Mrs. J. O. Waddell spent New Year’8 In At Iambi. ^Burn, Friday, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Tat?—a fin? gill. Col. X. Mallory Hunt spent yester day afternoon in Buchanan. Ladles, call at Russell’s drug store and get a paekags of Jap-a-lac. Ladles, call at Russell's drug store and get a package of Jap-a-lac. Mr. L. P. Henley returned Sunday from a stay of some tlm? in Canada. Mrs. S. X. Clary left Saturday for a visit among relatives in Carteravllla. Miss Helen Crabb is visiting hd uncle, R?v. W. J. Noyes, in Ac worth Mrs. O. E. Marshall spent ‘ .lie lat ter part of last week with relatives in Rom ?. Miss Grace Flournoy, of Montlcelltr is visiting her brother, Mr. H. W Flournoy. , Mr. J. A. Games and family art visiting relatives at Oak Level, Ala., this weeik, Mrs. Ed. A. Mann returned Tues (fay to Macon, after spending the hol idays here. Mrs. Chas. Jones, who has been the guest of Mrs. D. A. Hicks, has re turned to Prior’s. Mr. Thos. O. Marshall returned Tues day to Oxford to resume his studies at Emory College. Miss Pearl Maret returned Tuesday to her home near Young's, after a vis it here to relatives. Mr. Posey Hunt, returned Monday to Atlanta to resume his studies at the business college. Mr. Evander King returned Tuesday to take up his studies at the Techno logical School In Atlanta. Mr. Chas Rnh Borders returned Tuesday to Atlanta for the new year at the Technological School. Mr. J. W. Bennett, of Anniston,Ala., was the guest of IPs sifter, Mrs. J. H Williams, the first of the week. Mrs. John King and daughter, Miss Julia, were here from Rome last week the guests of Mrs. W. C. Wheeler. Mrs. L?ih Morgan returned Sat urday to Cirtersviile after a visit to her slat r, Mrs. H. N. Vanlteivau Jcr. Miss Odessa Hunt resumed: her pub lie school duties Monday near Grady, after spending the holidays ut home. Misses Shirley and Margaret Sims returned! yesterday to Athens to re- sum? the r studies at Lucy Cobb Ins titute. Mrs. G o S nvervllle, who has been spending the holidays li re with rel ative?, returned horn? Tuesday Griffin. Prof. L. G. Smith, of Macon, spent tli* first of th? week in the city. He Is now manibir of the law clji-s at M r- cer University. Mr. A. C. Gib on formerly of Mont ezuma, lus accepted the position as night clerk at th? freight offices of the Cantm! Railway. I make a specialty of siw-ftillng and repair work generally. Sitlsfaction Is guaranteed. E. W. ORE3AUGH, on South College street. Mr. It. A. Inman, who has b en with t he Central Railway agency It- re, has been promoted to a pj-ltion wl \{ the same road In Macon. Mr. C. G. Quillian, who has been spending the holidays with his parent Rev. and Mrs. H.. M. Qrrlllan, left Tuesday for Washington, D. C. Rev. J. E. Brown, who lr s been spending th? Christmas holidays with r -lativcs and old friends in Polk, re turned T r s lay to his home at Elide, Ark. Rev. C. K Hender.on announces that h? will praach S inday morning at the B ptLst c.iuci on th? “Gospei of the Ne.v South," and .'r.i.it s all to h ar him. Miss Sadi* 3m'th, who has b?en spending the holidays with R:v. and Mrs. H. M. Quillian, rstuir.ed Monday to Forsyth to resume her duf ?s as teacher in the public school. The ball given Frld y evening at the Armory by the Calm town Co: 11- lion Club was a very enjoyable affair, and was largely attended. The music | was furnshed by an orche.tra from Rome. BRAIDERS WANTED — We want fifteen young ladies at once as Braid-1 era. Light work, easy hours and good pay, for young ladles of char-j acter and intelligence. THE JOSE PHINE MILLS, Cedurtown, Ga. j Miss B ile VanD-vander gave an! enjoyable party Friday evening, at which a large number of her young l friends were entertained. The hos-| tea-* wis assisted by her aunt, Mrs. Leila Morgan of Cartereville, and Miss Georgia Lowlher. The Phillips Dry Goods Co. has just undergone- re-organization, and two of our most popular young business raen- Mess/s. Londz Smith and Grajham Nor man—are now in charge of its man agement. Mr. Smith U president,and Mr. Norman secretary and treasurer. Breakfast, Dinner and Supper! Receptions and Special Occasions. Fruits and Nuts, Seeded Raisins, Cur rants, Citron,--In fact, all your Fruil Cake supplies. ** Then, too, I have the famous ENGLISH FRUP CAKE in stock and ready for use in 1, 2 and 5 poun< packages. Plum Pudding in 1 pound packages. A largi assortment of Small Cakes, Vanilla Wafers, Peaches an< Cream, Chocolate Desserts, Chocolate Revers, Lad; Fingers, Nabisco Wafers in bulk and in packages. Leave orders for Angel Food Cake; also, the famous Lad: Baltimore Cake. Of course, no Dinner or Reception is complete withoi some of our famous Barrington Hall Coffee. MARTIN C. BOBO. The Grocer. And don’t forget that we handle a full line of FEED STUFF! Mrs. J. D. Smith spent Monday In Rockmart. Mr. Walter Cooper, of Rome, was here Friday. Rev. E. M. George spent Monday morning in Rome. Mr. W. F. Shlflett was over Sun day from Esom Hill. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gross spent a part of last week In Rome. Col. .J. Mallory Hunt spent Monday night In Rome on legal business. Rev. R. L. Locke and sister, Mi’s. J. W. Sims, spent Monday night In Rome. Mr. Jack Hancock, of Griffin, has been spending the past week In the city. Mr. P. J. Slaton, of Griffin, was the guest of friends in the oity the past week. Miss Annie Walker resumed her school Monday at. Wakhall, after the holiday vacation. Miss Dessie Backmy, of Ebom Hill, spent a part of last week here with relatives an 1 fi1: nd->. Mr. J. F. Wilson , came up from Borden Springs, Ala., to s,aend Chnlst- mas with horn? folks. Mr. J. A.McArver has resigned his position with Holloway & Smith, und will travel for an Atlanta house. Miss Hath Lovvorn returned Mon day to her school n ar Rockmart, af ter the Christmas hoj.days at home. Mr. and Mis. J. L. Wyaj-t, of Chat tanooga, Who have been visiting their mother, 'Mrs. A. R. Brooks, returned home Monday. Hon. Chas. Adamson was here ovor Sunday from Philadelphia, having come to Atlanta to attend the annual meeting of the directors of the A. & B. Air Line Railway, of which he is a member. Dr. L. Carlyle Branyon, Specialist in Refraction and In the Treatment of the Eye, may be consulted at Bur bank’s Drug Store. JJuring the past six months Dr. Branyon has won the confidence and patronage of the |>eo- ple of Cedaitown and Polk by tlte the efficiency of his service. Begin the new year by seeing the best ypu can. Ladies, while I have changed my name, 1 have not changed my business and shall continue to sell you the best millinery at the lowest passible prices. I will be glad to see you at the nice new store,to which I recently moved, and will take pleasure In showing you the latest styles in millinery and no tions. Give me a call. MRS. J. M. HUNT, nee Miss Addle Embree. Phone 125, and your mej sage will be promptly d livered. We make SPECIALTY OF FILLIN PRESCRIPTIONS AT AL| HOURS, 3Da.3r or IbTIg'ir . 1- <. cUto - - v «w SOI!...,,r tjgvJL AN ELEGANT LIN TOILET GOOD, • IMPORTED m Russell Drug C OOB. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. R. D. Trammell MANUFACTURER OF HIGH-GRADE DRAYS, SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES, E r Fine Repair Work n fSpeciiill; Best Kind Rubber Tire Work on Short Notice. MY MOTTO: “Best Material, Best Workmanship.” Give me a trial, on Warehouse St., back of Cobb’s Store, Cednrtown, Ga. THE NEWS is what you want, and ’t in The Standard. Only $1] a Year. -«•
