About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1907)
DISCOUNT SALE 33a percent off on all Suits and Overcoats. 25 per cent off on all Gents’ Furnishings, hats^Pants. Special Reduction on Ribbed Underwear. SI Garments at $ .69 All $20 Suits at 13. 34 All 15 Suits at 10.00 All 12.50 Suits 8.34 All 1C Suits at 6. 67 All 7.50 Suits 5.00 All 6 Suits at 4.00 All 4 Suits at 2.67 All 3 Suits at 2.00 All 2 Suits at 1.34 DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STAKPAKU THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1807. Col. E. S. Lumpkin, of Atlanta,wan here over Sunday. Squire A. W. Fan r, of Aimrui, was here Saturday. Hon. J. M. Neel, of CirteravlUe, was In t.hs city Saturday. QOrt. K bei’ca Boothby left Friday fo iv trip ts Philadelphia. The cutest lines of Post Cards you ever saw at the Book Store. , Dr. W. H. Marsh, of Collinsville Ala., spent Friday night here, Mr. and Mrs, Wirt. Farit el' visited relatives In AnrtlSton over Sunday. Mcsdsiiufs J. W. and J. A. Trawlck spent the latter part of last weak in Rome. Mr. Walker A mill, or Now nan, was the guest of Mr. W. E. Wood and family over Sunday. Mr. W.W. Mnrndy, a prominent law yer of Cedartown, spent yesterday In Rome.—Tribune, 22d. Mrs. O. H. Randall, of near Ara gon, was the guest last week of her slater, Mirs. ,1. B. Lacy. Mrs. Fred W. Wood left Satur day to spend some time with her pa rents at Jacksonville, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. King are hap py over the arrival of a fine girl in their home Monday morning. Mrs. W. A. Webb, of Atlanta, camn Saturday to spend some time with relatives and friends here. 'Two Rooms for Rent. Apply to Fred E. Kuater, corner Cave Spring street and iWlsaolhilckon} avenue. Misses Hattie Brooks and Nell and LouH Sanders attended the school ex ercises Friday night at Youngs. • Mrs. C. E. Edwards, of Marietta, spent the latter part of lust we?k with her brother, Mr. D. A. Hubbard. Dr. T. H. Wood, of Nashville, Tenn., was called here Saturduy by the Ill ness of his venerable mother, Mrs. C. H. Wood. Mrs. J. W. Dodds spent Friday night in Rome. Mr. W. E. Cox, of Rock mart, was hard yesterdhy. Mr. W. H. Trawlck spent Friday night In Atlanta. Col. W. W. Mundy spent Monday night In Atlanta. Dr. F. L Rountree has b en in Atlanta tills week. Mr. E. E. Lindsay spent Monday afternoon In Rome. Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Scott were over Tuesday from Piedmont, Ala. Mrs. F. D. Barnes left Tuesday, to Yislt -relative# near Chattanooga. Thosa B.oOO Post Cards nt the Hook Store are “something tight." Ool. J. E. McClellan, of Atlanta has been attending court here this week. Hon. E. S. Griffith, of Buchanan has been attending court here thi week. Mcasis. A. T., Harper and Blount Hamilton, of Rome, were In the city Tuesday. Mrs. S. N. Clary, Jr., returned yes terday from a visit to her parents In Carte rsvllle. Mr. 1. >M. Sheffield, of Atlanta, spent Saturday night here with his brother. Mr. Lester Sheffield. Rev. F. H. Murbut has sold hi farm In Brownings to Mr. G. T. Rich nrds, and has moved to Cedartown. Good Transfer Company offers 3 wagon loads of compost for sale also, a bargain In six or eight good muleis. Mrs. Robt. Zahner, of Atlanta, ar rived last Friday to be with her mother, Mother Benedict, who died Saturday morning. “Too Dusty,” 1 ni»an those pictures you ought to have hail framed bo fore now. Carry them to the Book Store and get them framed. Mesdtimes J. D. Scott and J. T Paschal, of Atlanta, have been spend ing the past week here as the guests of their sister and aunt, Mrf. O. Willingham. Garden Seed, Irish Potatoes, Onion Sets. I have just unloaded a car of the cel ebrated Red Bliss Triumph, Early Rose and Peerless Potatoes, ship ped direct from Aroostock county, Maine, and grown by a celebrated grower of Seed Potatoes. PLANT NOW, and get the benefits of an Early Carden. ED. A. LOWRY, WlnMi aid Mil Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. CedaiTdwn, Ga. MRS. HARDWICK ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Eitella Jenes Hardwick gave two delightful social functions last week, to which a number of lady, filmis were Inv.tsd. W:dne8dQ>( titarnmonj th? matrons W£»ie invited, cni d?H?!oua r?fre»-*.i-i m?nts wrr* perv-d, the dal ad ourso' being s.i.*pL mental by hat oyst?rB end <bffe\ Til3 gam? of alx-hum-d-d eu-| ctyer amused the company, nil tha guests cutting for both the first and I consolation, prises, which were won by Masdomes F. S. Bunn and E. B.l Rubs: 11—tha first an elegant China’ Plata and th? “c jmsolxt lon” u lovely I silver 800.1) d.sh and a diljjty cake of soap—“Rub ip)—f r th? naxt pirty.” j Thursday a t;moon the young la-j dies were gue.ts, the sal.id course Including brain croquets and coffe?. Bridge whist afford'd much fun fori the young r cont’ngent, Misses Liz zie Harris and Adale Waddell winning the prnlzr-:—the first a book, “The Profetcer at th** Breakfast Tabl th •; second a dainty b jaded purs?. The hospitable fao3tv#?,w<ho is one <»f C?dartown’s most gracious entertain ers and m.agu?t!c wom?n, was a^sis- t?d by Me*dnni?B T. F. Bui bank, \V. C. Bunn and W. A Chapman,„and the gaeits were greatly pleas -d at these d lightful fun four. ADAMS BAKERS Mr?. (Mfonie L. Adams and Mr. L.i J. Baker Wire uni tad In marriage: Tuesday evening «t 8.30 oclock at th? Methodist parsonage, R v. H. M.J QuUliin officiating. The aim nine?ment proved quite a surprise to their friends Wednesday) morning, m no previous inkling of the approaching event had been made. The couple, in company with their friend, Mrs. Oaillale, ro|>aired to the Methodist parsonage and ware joined In wedlock. Thy are receiving the felicitations of their many frknds on their un on. S J. Wed spent y s’eidiy In S *lr — A good cow, with firet. Mr. A rage Foh calf. John W. Demchey Mr. E. C. Benton sp?nt yesterdayi in the Gate City. Mr. F. W. Wood sp nt Saturday at j Jacksonville, Ala. Mr. T. H. 9ha 11man was over Tues day from Rock mart. Mr. A. C. Bruce has be n here from Atlanta this week. Mr. Jo? Camorata was over yes- terday from Carteisvllle. Mrs. Cl. W. Black returned yester day ^rom a vMt to Piedmont, Ala. JMi's. M. (1. Richardson left Satur day to sp nd a week with relatives In Murlett Consisting of WASH DRESS GOODS of every description, MOHAIRS. Plain and Fancy VOILES, GINGHAMS, Etc., and the LATEST NOVELTS2S in Dress Fabrics, Fancy White Madras, White and Colored Shirtings. PLA'IN FABRICS. Nainsooks, Persian Lawns, India Linens nnd Soft-Finish Cambrics. Our line of Plain and Sheer-Linen Cam brics, Butcher's Linens and Irish Linens is the most complete ever shown in the city. A beautiful line of Swiss, Nainsook and Hamburg Embroideries now on display. We are also agents for the Queen Qual ity Shoes and American Lady Corsets. An earlv inspection of the abo :r e is re spectfully solicited. ISO, Big Department Store. Lyon is In Atlant MxrletJti. today. Mrs. H. T. Wray, of Walthall. Is vis-1 Miss Ola Wright spent Saturday In Itlng h*r mother, Mrs. W. J. Blis- Ram*. sitt, at -Fish. # j Mr. O. L. Pierce was in Rome Mr. and 'Mrs. J. A. Salley returned Thursday. Tuesday from a stay of some time at Newnan. Maj. T. H. Boos spent Sunday in Rome with th? family of his son, Mr. Tom Dooz. Masdames J. L. BoulLneau and George Stubbs spen yesterday after-1 noon In Rome. Mr. J. M. Elllo.t went over yes terday to Oh i in Wee to h e his ven?r- uble mother, who is quite 111. WANTED—4 number of boys ‘**om fourteen years up. Pleasant work und flo,n nn rxt -nded stay good pay. JOSEPHINE MILLS. 'Springs. Dr. E. H. Rlciiairl on, of Atlanta.' Mrs. s Colbert, of Stllesboro has been h?r? this we k attending the I was t he gn u last we?k of Mrs. W. trial of his suit against the city of Colbert. Cedartown. Mr. Ike McArver, of Rome, visited U v. C. K. Bam diet, of Glendale, th - fatnll y o f h,s wncle, Mr. J. A. O., was 'here Sundiy to accompany thei MnArvcr, lan w f eck. . lvmr'-ns of his mo.h r to their last’ Mr. \V E. P?cat\ of Kansas City,! resting-place at) Marietta. j was the guest last week of Dr. VV. G. I Mr. and Mr-. W. A. Jac .s m of, England au 1 family. Carrollton, who hive ben spending Mr. J. Z. Hunt went to Lock 3, tlni? with th?ir daughtei, Mrs. j Ala., SrturJay to operate a pump for | ft on. l.-ft Tuesday for a vis-'tBe Southern Steel Co. Miss Eloiae Cornelius came up FrI- j ,y afternoon from Buchan in to spend unday with ham? folks. Mrs. D. T. Colquitt is spending some me in Cnllard Valley with her sls-j r. Mrs. Win. Lyon, who is very ill. Mr. J. E. Cooper, of Dalton, was here the first of the week to attend the funeral of bis aunt, Mrs. Lily Bur of Griffin, was from Mr. Peter S heie Saturday. Mr. S. L. Clay has been horn Dalton tills week. Mr. J. R. Morgan has be n in Chat tanooga this week. Mr. 'Marion Bussey was home from Bainesvllle over Sunday. Mrs. W. T. Bridges spent last week with relatives at Lake Creek. Mrs. S. B. Corley returned Saturday Powder Russell Drug Co. ; PHONE 125 RESIDENCE 143. Ec-~— pleasing drama which will be pre sented In th? n.'ur future by amateur talent for the ben lit of the Firemen’s Tournament fund. Rev. W. VV. Powell, of Jackson, Ky.. Ill occupy the pulpit of the Pres byterian church next Sunday morning and night. The public Is cordiallyi invites! to hear him. Th? literary society of th? Dallas' public schools has challenged our High Sohool to joint debate. These school debates are excellent} training for our young people, and the chal lenge will doubtle®*s be accepted. The dinner yesterday by the Daugh ters of the Confederacy at Firemen’s Hall for the benefit of the Firemen’s Tournament fund was largely attend ed and thoroughly enjoyed. The snug sum of $57 was netted the firemen. “Edgar Allen Poe” will be the subject for the literary program of the Epworth League next Monday evening at- the Methodist church. The even ing will be interestling and enjoyable, and .the public is assured of a cordial welcome at these* exercises. ’ *■’*•*■ ton. Mr. R. E. English, of Macon, came j last we k to accapt a position with 1 Mill No. 1 of th? Cedirtown Cotton & Export Co. I have been greatly bothered of late by coi\s' being allowed to run on the land I am preparing for cultivation, and 1 wish to give due notlc? that any found theieont hereafter will be taken up and Impounded. J. W. NUNN. Mr. M. A. Godwin, a brother of Mrs. J. J. Wiggins and Mr. E. O. Godwin, died Tuesday at Rockonart, and the remains were laid to rest yesterday at Antioch. Mesero. Godwin and Wig gins spent the first of the week at his death- bed. • I am making a specialty of repair ing furniture, upholstering, etc. I also do job work of aJl kinds in my line. And don’t wait too long with or dering those fly screens tor doors and windows; mine are the best. Shop in Bastview; Phone 168. JBSSEE MANN. Same old stand. Still doing business on the principle of a ‘‘SQUARE DEAL.” Thankful for past patronage, we soli tit a coninuance 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. Halli& Barr, Hardware -dN ALL LINES* Wagons, Buggies, Stoves, Harness Oliver Plows, Vulcan Plows, Improved Plows. We aim to give Best Goods at Reasons able Prices. Call and see our -^^CARRIACE REPOSITORY'” - ^'
