About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1907)
Marvin N. Elliott, IDPlIlli w\ Subscribe through us and save MONEY, Time and Trouble. Success Magnzine $1.00 i Woman’s Home Companion . 1.00 Our Price, $2.00 Cedartown Standard 1.00) 'J'lie Delineator 1 McClure’s Magazine, i Total, $H 00 The World’s Work . .. ! My Price, only $4.00 Oedartown Standard J Elliott's Book Store THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD THURSDAY, JA1DARY 10. 1907 Mr. and Mrs. A. Griggs Bp nt Mon day til Atlanta. Mr. A. M. Dunn and family war** In Home Monday. Mr. O. Willingham spent tha first of the wei in Atlanta. Mr. Gene Pittman, of Rome, spent Sunday hero with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Phillips spout the first of the weak in Atlanta. Miss Kittle Bunn returned Monday to Agnes Scott Institute at Dacatur. Mr. 0. Wtagstaffe Bateson ‘arrived home Sunday from u trip to New York Mrs. Roger Dewar, of Nelson, is the guest of her father, Mr. C. R. Brum by. WANTED—Two gentlemen fo room and board. Apply to Mrs. M. W Barber. Judge J. P. D.ivia, of Rome, Bpont Sunday here with his cousin, Rev. R. L. Locke. Mlbs Bessie Dean Wood returned Monday to Wesleyan Female College at Macon. Mrs. W. II. Trawlrk returned Sun day from a pleasant trip to New York duriug the holidays. Mrs. R. It. Thompson went to Rockinart Monday to spend a couple of weeks with relatives. Miss Minnie Tomlinson, of Atlanta, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tomlinson, north of town. Miss Marian Black, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. J. Davis, returned Monday to Rom?. Mr. W. M. Branch, who- has been visiting bis father,Dr. John L. Branch, returned Saturday to Sayre, Ok la. Mrs. M. K. Chandler, who has been visiting her brother, Mr. Joe Landers, returned home Saturday to Glllsvllle. You see this? Tell others, that they can get their PICTURES FRAMED at ELLIOTTS BOOK STORE. . Mrs. C. Phi 1 |>ot, of Rome, is in the city. Mr. .1. L. Coburn gp*tnt Saturday in Rome. Mr. J. E. Whitt all; r was In Rome Tuesday. Mr. C. W. Simpson spent Sunday at Rockniant. Mr. Homer White, of Atlanta,spent Sunday in tha city. Mr. C. B. Lumpkin spent Sunday afternoon in Rome. FOR SALE—A pood piir of young mu 1:». O. WILLING MAM. Mr. and Mrs. Boynton are visiting relatives In Carrollton. Mrs. G. D. Collins returned la>tw.<tf front u visit In Macon. Ladles, call at Russell's drug store and gat a package of Jap-a-lac. Mr. John Carter, of Anniston, is shaking hinds with friends iu the city- Miss Mary Griggs returned Monday to attend a young ladles’ seminary in Virginia. Miss Forrest Pitts drew the gold watch' Saturday In the contest at the Ladles’ Bazar. Mr. Frank Mountcnstle, of Colum bus, is visiting his brother, Mr. Hun ter 'Mountoaist le. Mrs. L R. Waddey, of Atlanta, is visiting h:y parents, Mr. and Mrs A. H. Huntington. Mr. W. T. Jackson, of Tample, Tex., was the guest over Sunday of his sis ter, Mi's. J. W. Lee. Mesdamcs J. E. Houseal and Kate Hightower, spent the first of tha wo.k with relative® in Rock-mart. WANTED—A nu-liber of boys **om fourteen years up. Pleasant work and good pay. JOSEPHINE MILLS. Miss Pauline Wood left Saturday to resume her school duties near Green wood. 9. C. t after spending the hol idays here. We have aom? ohoic? real estate for Bala* farming lands and city prop e*rty. Quit paying rent and buy you a home. FELTON B. KNIGHT, Rail Estate and Insure.nee Agent. Mr. J.W. Lee sp?nt Monday in Rock- mart. GROCERY TALK. Start the new year right by buying your Groceries from me, Ami at the end of the year you will find you’ve had your table supplied with the best of everything tjiat’s good to eat at the low est possible price. SPECIAL PRICES TO FARMERS In buying their SUPPLIES for the coming season. *»* Our Fresh Meat Department is supplieil DAILY with the choicest, tender Western Meats, Pure Cork Sausage, etc. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown, Ca. Col. J. M. Hunt spent Tuesday hi Rome. Col. W. VV. MunJy was in Rackmart Monday. Hon. W. C. Bunn span-t Monday in A'lanla. Dr. C. K. Henderson sp?nt Monday at Aragon. MaJ. L. M. Prouty Is up from At lanta this week. Miss Annie Brumby is visiting rela tives In Atlanta. Mr. Walter Blackstock sp.nt Mon day In Rook mart. Mr. R. M. Wile 1 r spent Tuesday uftL»rnoom in Rom?. Mrs. Gua Brooks and sister are vis iting relates at F -lton. Capt. Felix Gorput, of Cave Spring, was In the city Tuesday. Mrs. T. F. Green left Monday for a we.ek’s visit In Atlanta. Col. J. L Tison sp3nt Tuesday In Rockmait on 1 gal business. Miss Lucy Houseal return-d Friday to Shorter Coll ge in Rome. Born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Shlflett north of town, a girl. Ladies, call at Russell’s drug store and gat u packng? of Jap-a-lac. Mrs. M. N. Elliott returned Friday from a week’s visit in Atlanta. Barn yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn, of Collard Valley, a boy. Sheriff J. E. Dempsey spent a few hours yest rday In Buchanan. Mrs. F. Frederick, of Atlanta, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. M. Prouty. Miss Jeti-ni? May Hutchings is visit ing her sister. Mrs. H. M. Bobo, In Floyd county. I wish to purchase at once a good milk cow. Any one interested, see me. VV. W. MUNDY. Editor H. F. Joyner, of the Rock- niart Courier, spent th? first of the week here. Mrs. Maud. VV’li e'.er, of Atlanta, was the gULSt the past wo k of Mrs. .1. A. FI-Ids. Mrs. G. P. Sawell, of (J.ulsd n.Ala., spent Friday night here as tha^gilest of Mrs. J. H. Senders. Mr. David J. Weis Igor, of Atlanta, representing the "Old Dominion” Line, was In tha city Tuesday. A spl ndtfd rubber tire buggy for sale. A bargain for some one. Ap ply to ROBT. W. JONES. The C.Hkutown Marble Co. hive ma-ved th ir shop to rh^* old laundry stand on Roekmart street. Col. G. R. Hutchens spent the first of the week in Buchan in on legal bus Incas before Judge Prlc > Edwards. Messrs. It. F. K Incan non and M. 11. llombuekle, of Barlow county, were guests of Mr. Jzts. Phillips yast?rdiy. Mr. VV. A. Bmber is moving back from Chattanooga to accept a posl- tion wltlhi th? Central Railway shops. Dr. VVm. Bradford attend d a meet ing of J.he board of trusteas for the School for the Deaf on Tuesday In Rome. Mr. C. J. Harrison, who has been visiting his brother, Mr. "Dick’’ Har rison, returned 'home Tuesday to Tem ple, Tex. Mias Pearl Vann, of Cedirtown. who has been the guest of Miss Agnes Haweley, has returned to her home.— Rome Herald. Mr. Neff VanDevandei* return *d last Tuesday to the Donald! Frazer School ut Decatur, aft.?r spending the holi days at ham?. I make a specialty of saw-filing and repVr work generally. Satisfaction Is guaranteed. E. VV. OREBAUGH, on South College street. Mr. D. D. Nolan has ra >ved his fam ily near Oik L?vel, Ala, and his nu- m:-rou8 Polk county frl uids wish him good luck at his new home. Messrs. W. R. and Tom C albert. George Zuker and O Collins an 1 fam ily left Ta sday for L ik sv lle. Miss., where they have charge.of a Urge saw mill plant. We have moved our shoe shop to building on North Main street next to Lumpkin & Go’s, store, wh.re we Invite you to call on us for first-class work. J. B. TRIBBLE & SON. Adoniiam Chapter. Royal Arch Mi- sons, will hold their annual election tomorrow evening, and the Compan ions will enjoy an oyster supper af ter the installation of officers. FOR SALE— House aud lot on Phil- pot street; house and lot on corner of Marietta and Jones streets; anc several vacant lots; all at a bargain Write. MRS. 0. PHILPOT, East 1st Street, Rome, Ga. Capt. J. A. Peek, chairman of the Board of Stewards of the Methodist church, r. quests that all interested in clearing off the building d?bt of that church should hand their con tributions at once to Mr. R. O. Pitts. Ladies, if you want some genuine bargains in millinery, call on me at once. I don’t propose to carry over a single winter hat, and so I will sell them all out at or below cost. They must go at some price. MRS. ADD1E EMB-REE HUNT. SPECIAL You cannot afford to miss the sales now going on ir our Lace and Embroidery Department Embroideries from 5c to $1.25 a yard. Valenciennes and fine Linen Laces for the eyes to feast on. We will take pleasure in showing you through ouif mammoth stock. Remember we have the exclusive agency for the famous QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR WOflEN. PHILLIPS DRY GOODS CO., DEALERS I3ST Dry Goods, Notions, Shoos, Hat: Mr. M. B. Ware was in Rome Tu Mr. .1. VV. Gresn spent Saturday In Rome. Mr. J. D. Moore spent the first of the week at Hiram. Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Harrison spent Sunday in Rockmirt. Born, to Mr. and Mtb. John Grant, a fine girl Saturday uight. Mrs. J. F. Ha ward left Monday to spend a few days In Anniston. We are agents for Cut Flowers and Bulbs. RUSSELL DRUG CO. Mr. J. A. Carnes and family arrived home Monday from a visit among rel atives in Alabama. Misses Birdie and Mattie Bone, of Dallas, were th egUBSts over Sunday of Miss Ola Wright. Miss Pat tie Williams, who has been spending several days with relatives here, return d Monday to Anniston. Mrs. J. J. Osborne, who has been visiting the families of Mesarv. L. M. and W. B. Reives, returned Mon day to Atlanta. STRAYED — A black half - Shep herd dog un<werlmg to the name of "Lafe.” For raward, return ouiie to 0. C. Gibson, phone 285. Dr. C. Van Wood and family have taken rooms at the Booz House, and the house just vacated by them on Main street ts now occupied by Mr. M. B. War? and family. Mrs. Emnudine Dodds was pain fully burned about the face and bands last week In starting a fire with kero sene, but her many friends are glad to know that her injuries are not ssriour. Mr. R. A. Inmin. who was recently transferred' by the (Central Railway to Macon, did not take very long to find that "there’s no place like Cedar- town," and his many friends are glad to s?e him back here again. Mrs. J. W. Sims, who has been vis iting her brother. Rev. R. L. Locke, left Monday for her home at Wilmer, Ark. She was accompanied home by her mother, Mrs. F. D. Locke, who will spend some time with her. BRAIDERS WANTED — We want fifteen young ladies at once as Braid ers. Light work, easy hours and good pay, for young ladies of char acter and intelligence. THE JOSE PHINE MILLS, Cedartown. Go. We take pleasure in calling atten tion to the new advertisement of the Phillips Dry Goods Co. Thid excellent store is now under the direction of Messrs. L. H. Smith and Graham Nor man, two of our best and most pro gressive young men. Russell II PHONE 125 Same old stand, business on the prii “SQUARE DEAL.” Thankful for past we solicit a continuance ol SPECIAL ATTENTIO! TO FILLING. PRESCRIPTI Dealers in everything a first-class Drug Store, RUSSELL DRUG COUP] OOB. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. R. D. Tramm MANUFACTURER OF HIGH-GRADE DRAYS, SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES, Fine Repair Work a Spec* Best Kind Rubber Tire Work on Short Notice! •ia.li MY’ MOTTO: “Best Material, Best Workmanship.” Give me a fr on Warehouse St., back of Cobb’s Store, Cedartown, Ga. THE NEWS is what you want, and you] ; t in The Standard. Only $1 a Year.
