About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1907)
Our New Outing Varsity with straight front. Heie's one of the good reasons why we the Hart Schaflner & Marx cothes; we show it in the cut —the s t r a i g h t Iront Varsity suit. If you want to see how the front looks, come in any day and we’ show you. All - wool and no cotton with the Hart Schaflner & Marx label. "THE COUNTRY KID." Pleasing Rural Comady lo be Re peated Tomorrow Evening. One of the most enjoyable enter tainments ever seen In Cedar town was “Tn© Country Kkl,” ns .presented by the pupils of the High School for the benefit c-t the acfticol library,and every body Is glad to know that It will he repeated tomorrow evening at the Ly ceum for the benefit of the Fir<j I>a- p&rtment’s tournament fund. All who saw this sparkling) comedy before will want to see it again, and those who did not can go with the full assurance that It will be some thing well worth seeing. Ajid then, too, the object Ib one which should ap peal strongly to the patriotism und pocket-books of all our people. Be sure to attend tomorrow even ing. You will be sure to enjoy It. Stockholders' Meeting. The annual meeting of the share holders of the Commercial Bank will be hold In their banking house Mon day, January 14th. at 4 p. m. R. O. PITTS. Pr.s. Miss Sara West is visiting relatives in Atlanta Dr. R. E. Cason, of Cwterevfllo.was here lust week. Mr. Holmes Smith was up Monday from Carrollton. Mr. W. N. Wood, of Rome, was in the city Friday. 'Mr. Thos. J. Hunt spent Wednesday night In Atlanta. Mayor J. B. Lacy spent Thursday In the Date City. Mr. G*o. W. Howard, of Rockmart, spent Friday here. Mr. H. E. Wynn, of Bremen, was in the city Friday. Mr. E. C. Hackney, of Bsom Hill was here SUurday. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK, - CEDARTOWN, CA. It Is easier to writ* sillg letters han it is not to mail them. Do Yon Open Your Mouth Like a young bird and gulp down what- food or medicine may be offered you ? Or, do you want to know something of the composition and character of that which you take into your stomach whether as ir me ' id sensible people hat they iclne. irfect THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD TB0KD1T. JAIDARY It. HOT Ltfle- W to nursing ■the system of Baby's coming. lafe and com- IFavorite Pro- J strengthening Bern and to the R in particular, lid invigorating Bus exhaustion, lalgia. hysteria, lua’s,dance, and Is svniptoms at- land organic dls- ■femlnine organs, liorlttes of all the Jtlce, recommend Iredlents of which Is made for the fcrhlch it is claimed y read what they ding a postal card »tof extracts from b, to Doctor R. V. I and Surgical In land It will como to 'MAN ING CO IPMAN, Prop. lo Standard Bldg. n»o 09, tTOWIV, 6A. ry Plumbing, im Fitting. Work at Reasonable Prices. ANT TO BUILD OK BUT a home; n offer you a 6 per cent, line ol pal and interest payable monthly. », what you pay or your house in In paying rent at the end of 7 years lave a large pile of rent receipts. On would have your home paid tor h all your notes. WHICH DO YOU City or farm loans, at 6, 7 and 8 per ling to conditions. B itiou, call on or address LLORT HUNT, Cedartown, Ha. Mrs. J. M. Hunt spent Thursday in Atlanta. Mr. Wiley R. West spent Friday In Rockmart. Prof. L. G. Smith returned Thurs day to Macon. Miss Ellen B. Heaton, of Rockmart, alient Saturday here. Miss Emmu (Garrett left Friday for a visit In Blrmlmg'lvam. Miss Alice Blrkbeck spent the lat ter part of last week in Columbus. Mr. Ferdinand Burgdorf was home the first of the week from Ayeock, Ha. Mr. Frank Lowther was over Sun day from Gadsden, Ala., with home folks. Mrs. J. W. Weir, of Athens, was the guest last week of Mrs. L. Norton. Mr. Fred Collins has accepted a position In Mbcon, and left Thursday for that place. Mrs. Ida Nevin Brumby, of Rome, spent the first of the week with Miss Annie Brumby. Miss Hattie Wise, of Atlanta, has been the guest of friends In the city the past week. Mias Callie Smith has been the guest In Carrollton of her brother, My. S. H. Smith, the past week. Mr. Newt Hamrick was here last week from Hartsell, Ala., shaking hands with old friends. Mr. Ralph Turner returned Thurs day to the Law Department of Mer cer University In Macon. Rev. and Mrs. O. E. Bftuedtet are re joicing over the arrival of a fine boy In their housoihold Sunday. Mrs. J. S. Purcell, of Wbodlawn, Ala., has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Pace, the past we1k. Miss Hula Stubbs, who has been spending the holidays here with home folks,returned Sunday to Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Neese left .Fri day to spend a few days with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Edwards, in Atlanta. Mrs. A. P. Deadwyler, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mre. J. H. Hilton, returned hortfe Thursday to Athens. Squire M. M. Jones, of Rockmart, was here Thursday. Squire T. C. Falres, of Like, was in the city Saturday. Miss Fannie Weeaner spent a part of last week in Rome. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Scott, of Dal las, were here Friday. Mr. George Roberts, of Buchanan, was here Thursday night. Mr. W. V. Wray, a sterling citizen of Walthall, w:is here Saturday. I4ulles, call at Russell's drug 8101*0 and get a package of Jap-a-loc. Misses Jessie Scott and Ethel Fel ton left Thursday for Binneavifle. Mr. and 'Mrs. Lee Benson spent the latter part of last week in Llndale. Mrs. W. B. English and children re turned Sunday from a visit In Macon. Mr. J. T. Sorrells, a clever citizen of Rockmnrt.was In the city Thursday Mr. L. J. Baker returned Thursday from a visit to relative* at liogans- ville. Hon. L. A. Dean, of Rome, spent Saturday In the city on legal busi ness. Mr. H. B. McWhorter, of Eaom Hill, was the guest of relatives here last week. Dr. E. B. Marshall, of Rome, was here Sunday with his son, Mr. O. E. Marshall. Mr. Chas. H. Cone has moved to town and accepted a position in Mr. J. H. Dodds’ stow. Mrs. W. D. Traynor, of Cleveland, Tenn., was the guest Friday of the family of Mrs. O. W. Vance. Mrs. Ellen Roberts, of Hartwell, Is here with her son, Mr. MarVan Rob erts, who underwent a Burgle i! oj>era- tlon last week. Miss Elolse Cornelius returned Sat urday to Buchanan to resume her du ties as a teacher in the public school, after 1 he holidays. Mr. F. M. Jennings, formerly of Carrollton, has accepted a iiosltlon as traveling) salesman with Holloway & Smith for the new year. Messrs. Barclay Terhune and Eason Harris resumjd their travels for Pear line last Friday, the former having Alabama and the latter Georgia ter ritory for 1907. Messrs. A. A. Pittman, J. T. West, R. R. McKibben, J. H. West, J. L. McElwee and J. T. Wiggins went to Rockmart to attend the mooting Sat urday of the County Farmers’ Un ion. Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Roberts, who have been visiting their motlher, Mrs. J. E. Roberts, returned home Thursdn to VIdalia. Miss Belle VanDevandeir, who has been home for the holidays from Shoi- ter College in Rome, left Thursday for Cartersvllle en route to college. Mr. William Parker, Jr., who spent the holidays here, left Thursday for Columbus before returning to Yale University in New Haven, Conn. Mrs. J. M. Stewart went clown last Thursday tq| 'Mllledgevllle toj enter her bright young daughter Miss Martlele, in the Georgia Normal and Industrial School for Girls. Mrs. W. D. Crawford and daughter. Miss Ewa came* home Treurs&ay even ing from Buford, where they were called by the illness and death of the former’s venerable mother, Mrs. M. B. Garner. All parlies who left watch ?s with me for repairs will please call on Felix Bowman at Davis Bros, for them, as I am going away. See him, also, about that $1,400 automobile which I will sell for only $325. E. W. PAILLE. Col. J. M. Rudolph,of Daltun.u form er popular Cedartown attorney, who married Miss Edna Morris, of this* place, has been api>ointed as official stenographer for three counties of the Cherokee* Circuit—Whitfield,' 'Utocvsa and Dade. Cedartown friends extend congratulations. jf \ * START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! We can help to make the New Year a happy and prosperous one for you if you do your trading with us. A. C. COBB, THE,PUP RELIABLE w O Dealer in Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Etc.
