About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1907)
Mr. T. A. Morgan, of Rockrm&rt, wan here Tuesday. Mr*. W. A. Dcnip ey U vLltlng rel ative In Rome. % Mf« .fleo. Carter,, of MftOon,'Is vis* Itlng In th# city. R T. \V. M Brown, of Bazhan in was her* over Sunday. Mr. C. Wigataffe Ba *esoh r? Saturday to New Y;;rk. Mins Oil Wright spent the litter! part .of last week In A Uinta. dipt O. 13. Driver, o! U >rd t.- Whe* 1 r Sp.IngM, war h r yeiUrdiy. MCas Susie Roll moil, of Alliens, Is visiting her tUt r, Mis. O. C (Mb ! son. *■% Mrs. N. A. Willi, of Rim . was th on, Mr guest over Sundry of h r J. Walls, Col. C. B. Willingham, of Mirella, Is here this week at Btenig.aph r for our county court. Mrs. Eitelle Hardwick I- spending the week In Atlanta with her sister, Mrs. E. ’ H. Richardson Mra. N. L. Ifin s liar moved from Berry’s to the city, an 1 U welcomed here by her many fidendi. | A spl ndid rubber tire buggy for sale. A bargain for some one. Ap ply to ROBT. W. JONES. I wish to purchase at once a good milk cow. Any one Interested, se me. W. W. MUNDY. Dr. B. F. Sims entertained a party of gentlemen frl nds at an enjoyable dinner Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John D an, of Buch anan, are vldtlng the'r daughter, Mrs. J. M. McKInn.y, at Fish. Mr. Steve B. Pace, of Carrollton, Clerk of Carnoll Superior Court, njieat Sunday here with relaitIves. Rev. and Mrs. (le'i. Harris, of Car rollton, HiK-nt Sundiy night herewith Mr. and Mis. C. W. Smith. Messrs. J. 8. Spinks and W. W. Camp, two of Buncombe district's b?st citizens were here yesterday. Miss Pauline Berry, who has been [the attractive guest of Mrs. T. J. Davis, returned Monday to Roms/ . Messrs. MaAco T. Peek anil Emory L.Morgan, two clever citizens of Rock- Imart district, were here yesterday. I Miss Grace 'Flournoy, who has been ^Isltlng her brother, Mr. II. W. Flour- boy, returned, horn • yesterday to Mon- rcello. I'Mr. and Mrs. J. (). Ray. n e Miss Ivie Tate, arrived li >m • Friday even ; * g from a pleas int bridal t rip t « .*Oth (1 MM-gin. til make a specialty of saw-filing and! ftipair work generally. Sitisriictlon Is U* Aluth College stret. fudge SPECIAL You cannot afford to miss the sales now going on in our Lace and Embroidery Department. . 1 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 our mammoth stock. Remember we have the exclusive agency for the famous QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR WOHEN. PHILLIPS DRY GOODS CO., DEALERS JUST Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Eti Mrs. W. A. Mnndiall. of Chllllcuthe, . was the guest of friends h?re the Pride Edwaids, of Bj-dianan. 1 P***t sinking hand* lure yesterday I his hod of friends He Is alw.iy lei com 9 visitor to C ‘dartown. snrs. A. H. King and S. H.Moody, ewer citrons of Brownings dls- hliVe be n In the, city this wuvk | it n« lib s m the (bounty Court. |ily $2 —cash will buy enough Paper for a room. We only Mr. J. J. Dean, of Rxkmirt. h clevtr cltlz°u from the eu*t »*nd of, tih“ county was here Tuesday. Dr. W. F. Oold°n, of Draketown, president of the Temple Bonk, was here the flint of the week attending County CourT In some clrll litigation. Miss Pauline Kaplun. of Atlanta, a .TOMh for tweityrtve worn* h * B wlll > Mrs - price. POI.K. PAI'KR A HA I N'T I * M Pluu,y |L « P“< The lat- tor’s many friends tope for her early _ I recovery, ks c;ty Court is ip session this » re K. A. IrWta pr,«ldlng. , A ,e " P*"* 1 * m * uln * “ P ,ck “P Are trlotl, »Dd Lfa, w»t few iw. The >1 docUrt will do: cou.e up till Po,k ' Pjl >'‘ 1 * P,in ‘ Co offer enoogt j paper for a room for only $2, hut only have enough at this price for twenty- five 1*00019. Bring the cash. L^dlef, |f you want some genuine Christy and G bson PMures ialend^rsjoo,ought to ba framed. h» before thry get soiled. We jrprlse you on price? and work.; bergn ns In Brillloery, call 1 ELLIOTT’S BOOK STORE j 00 <** 1 <*°n’t P^x^os' to on me at carry over a single winter bat. and so 1 will sell th-m all out at or b*4ow coot, l^hey must go at »jaw price. MRS, ADDIE KMUttRB HUNT. l.(H J. D?mp*ey yesurJay sold asld m e on College *freet to gC. Knight. Jr., th? transfer be- • I j *5U?J t’a * r *«l vstatie r g *n- Ur J. R Barber. [Jt^olk Pap r ftPoilut Co. 1* of- spechl bai-galn for cash in a fall road wreck Nov. ijhtb. carried $-’0,000 Accident insurance to Trav Samuel Sjenucs, president of the Southern Railway, who was killed hi DP* r fo- the next f:w days- for pood paper Jui a room y Clifts a-: uf^log! Mrs. C. \V. Shlrh u*lej Ural Sunday In Run? of the Mmother. M;v. G o. W. Wit rs. Saturday iu Carrol I tm. Th? j'.have the sym:>itihy of m »ny kjcLK—*Houh3 und-lot on Phil- hous? and lot on corner a and Jon^a streets; and vuit lots; all at a bargain, j onjy ^ Th^ Trovelws owns the bonds of our town and is reprinted hers by W. J. Harris ft Co. Miss Com Young, who h-.ts be*n vls- Itiug her sister. Mr*, .ludson Chap man. n?tr Brook wood, for s»veral weeks, left list night for Savannah, where she will m like her home. Miss Young will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Wiley C. Barber at Thund.*rbo!t.—At lanta Journal. Tile For nightly Club was pleasantly tS. C. PHIIaPOT, East 1st entertained Thursday afternoon by nie, Ga. ; Mrs. B. F. Sims. Progressive games .RS WANTED — We want were l^a.'vd. In which Miss Mary Har- jng ladies at once as Braid-! ris Proved the winner of the prize—a work, easy hours an j --diver papei-knife. A salad 00111*86 for young ladles of char ll,u * confection* were s*rved, and the Intelligence. THE JOSE • ■ lss *°n was gr.atljt enjoyed by all .IaS, Cedartown, Ga. 1 Present. |[t. L?dbettvr, the Presiding] “The Country Kid” is on? of^thos? is district, conducted the, delightful little comedies which bear fly meeting of th? year ieygUtlon. especially wh-n presented k Circuit yesterday m-o.n-|by such an excellent cast of charac- RusbeII Drug Cn PHONE 125 RESIDENCE 143. Same old stand. Still doin] business on the principle of “SQUARE DEAL.’’ Thankful for past patronages we solicit a continuance of same. ] SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store. RUSSELL DRUG COMPANY. COR. MAIN AND HERBERT STS. 5 Chapel, and for the iMethoil t church In ih tern a* was f.irmlshsd by th? young people of our High S hool last Fri day evening. C?darL>wn Is proud of Nunn, of Dani?l*v.M:, th.m, and everybody appt elated the [tins his parents, Mr. .mill «l»Lndld program. About $70 was nil, th? pa at week. n» I Gear* d for the Firemen’s tournament I good since joining the bind, and Chi.f M. D. R^ass-U asksj Methodist Cjnf?r.-nce, The S-andard to return thanks to all; Hends in Polk are re-* NV ^° partlc’pat'd and all who attend ee ess! In th? ministry. * for their int?r?«t and patronage. R. D. Trammell, MANUFACTURER OK HIGH-GRADE DRAYS, SPRING. WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC. l^ine Repair Work u Specialty. Best Kind RubbeY Tire Work on Short Notice. MY MOTTO: “Best Material, Bent Workmanship/' Give me a trial <hni> , on Warehouse 8r. t back of Cobb’s Store, Cedartow n, Ga. P THE NEWS is what you want, and you get in The Standard. Only $1 a Year,
