About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1907)
SPRING BEAUTIES See our beautiiul line of New Spring Suits and Furnishings. The Suits are the best tailors! finest creations for the season, and the Furnishings are the nobbiest ever brought to Cedartown. Easier Sunday Comes on the 31st of March. Young Men and old should all be ready for it with their new Spring apparel. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD TEDBSDAY, MARCH 2! HIT. Mis# Nell Wuttg -pint yesterday in Rome. Mr. C. F. H-hi-Ij* pippiut yeatorclwy In Atlanta. Mayor J. B. Lacy spent yeaterday In «he Cltj. Squire M. M. Juna*. od R-j:-knurt, spent Tu aduy here. Judge Price Edward# wan up yes terday from Buchanan. Judge C. Q. Janes f^pmt y«v»Uirdiy at Dallas on leg'll business. Maj. J. A- Blanc.* spent yesterday In Rookmait on legal business. Miss Lula Ctsimbley spent, the lat ter part of last week lit Fish. Miss (Mary Coplan returned Friday ovening from a slay In Atlanta. See "Albovc the Clouds*’ at the Lyceum tonight. It’S forth* firemen! Col. \V. W. Mfcmdy *i»ent Tuesday night In Chattanooga on legal Imnt- ness. Mis# Ruth Robinson came tip yes terday from Atlanta, and is flu* guest of Mrs. W. S. Coleman. WANTED—A number of bo>s ‘*om fourteen years up. Pleasant work and good pay. JOSEPHINE MILLS. The Fidelity Mutual Life Is hi ill in the field with improved life insur ance contracts. J. R. BARBER/ Agl. Ool. Paul R. Turner and Mr. R. V. Wood returned Tuesday from a trip to Union Springs and Montgomery, Ain. Miss Bessie Dean 'Wood, who Ih at tending Wesleyan Female College at Macon, ouue home yesterday for a few days vLslt. } Mr. and Mm. U. J. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hammett and Mrs. J. J. Cooper have b<*en In Cliatta- nooga this week. "Procrastination is the thief of time." Insure today. Delay Ih clan gorous. Big comiKvni<-8. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. Six Show Qis.-h for Hale at the Book .Store. Dr. J. .1. OrumbLy made a busi ness trip to Buchanan Sunday. Maj. M. T. Slngl-ton, of Chatta nooga, spent Monday night in. Ih • city. If yon want reliable insurance on your life*, Ht<* J. K. Barber, Agent of the "Fidelity.” FREE — Type*writer ribbon fi e If you will register and give name of machine, at the Book Store. ^Ir. J. E. Houseal attended the banfpi t. Tuesday evening of the At lanta Chat mb r of Oonwinorce. Are you contentpbitiug renting or selling your borne? See me. FELTON B. KNIGHT Agency. Miss LI/./.Ih Hutching* left Thurs day for Buena Vista, where she Is engaged for the season 1n the milli nery business. Mr. C. L. Hays, of Valley* Head. Ala., has been, In the clty this week, en route Iumiij from an extended stay in Pennsylvania. Mr. H. F. Evans and (Miss.Rosa Hen drix were /united In niuriuge Monday Rev. A. T. Sc oggins, pistor of the Con gregatlonul church, officiated. Judge C. CJ. Janes wpent. Thursday In Atlanta, conferring; with Governor Terrell on the matter of the Spinlsh- Amerlcan war claiiim Mr. and Mrs. Lon iHamcock and Mrs. A. L. Kennedy, of Chattanooga, were here Monday looking for houses, with the Intention of moving here soon. Mr. A. L. Brooks, a clever and tal ented pharmacist from Griffin, came tip last weak to accept « position in the drug store of Mr. O. E. Mar shall. Found—A pair of long black kid gloves on Heitoert) sire t. Finder cm recover same at this office on Identifi cation and paying *pr this adv:*r.ls •- ment. It will |>ay you to buy a pair of those $3.60 men’s home-made shoes; also, to send along those cast-off good second-hand men’s shoes you «re not using, at A. Croadey's Sho* Shop. 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, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. WOOD—BRADFORD. Cards are out announcing th? mar ling? of Miss Marguerite, daughter of Mrs. Chas. D. Wood, of Rome, to Mr. Henry Bradford, al o rrf that city, on Wednsvday, s April 3d, at 6.30 o’clodk. The bride Ih uii at:.ran live *uud popu lar young woman, w.io has viiited in Ootlartown and has many f Hands here. The groom Is a Cedartown boy, and Is being warmly congratulated on his good fortune In winning so charming a bride. He h'jlds a responsible iioui- tlon with th • Cundell Lumber Co. in Rome, ami Ih a rising young business man. 'Hn couple have the hearty good wishes of many friends. Mias Stifle Minn aprmt Tu sd.iy nf- t i noon In Rom?. Hon. Felton Mundy w<us over Tu s- day from Rock mart- .Miss MiMlns Bradford spent Sat urday night in Rom’. Mr. B. F. Carter has been h?r? from IWiininghwiin this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.Benton »pMit. list Tuesday in th^Gat* City. Mr. Charley McColllstf r. of Cave Spring, was b re Tuesday. Mr. Glover McGhee, of Romt', was hero Tuesday night and yesterday. Miss Bailie Sewell 1 ft Tuesday for a visit, Jn Chai:an<>ga\ with Miss Wier. i Mrs. J. M. Moiris and doughter.Mtss Estelle, spent Tuesday night and yes terday In Rom?. Mrs. W. J. Waddye, of Atlanta, Is visiting the amtly of h r brother. Dr. L. S. Ledbetter. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes, of Piedmont., Ala., are visiting their sis ter, Mrs. Ann Prior. Elder W. II. Leonard, of Anniston, spent the first of th* week with his uncle, Mr. T. C. Leonard. r. P. M.’ Rhodes, of Taylorsville, was the guest Mbnday of Rev. H. If. Pophiim in Callard Valley. IX)ST—A Bride; found her at the Book Stoie getting some pictures framed to beautify her home. r. W. M. Richardson has moved his family here from Lyerly, und Is nguged In b kick ami thing business. Mrs. J. I. Fulliwood 1‘lives today for visit In Washington, D. C., having been called there bv the Illneas of h r parents. t . ive you any vacant lots to t Phone me. No. 271. FELTON KNIGHT, 1 n>unance md R°al Estate Aganry. Frank Pophum U h re from Montana to **|ii ml soma time with bis brother. Rev. H. H. Pophiim, In Col- lard Valley. M(Minnies E. Pace and B. B. Ar cher, who have l>een visiting Mrs. J. y. Purcell In Birmingham, mine home Monday evening. FOR SALE—An Indian tri-oar In first - claai condition, at less than half price. Apply t:> A. \V. Blrk- b ck. Cedartown* Ga. $1,000 Accident Insurance for one year for $1. Best company—V. S. Casualty Co. FELTON B. KNl HIT Agency. Mr. I). J. Lowry returned last, we k from Macon, where he r, .>resented the Cedartown lodge of Wuodmen of the World at tin* in ctlng of t lie Grand Lodge. Mbs Katie Lou Brooks has ie- stgned as st n >grapht r for/the Bank of C.Mkutown. and a* tpt d a. similar position with the oflh. of tla* Cen tra 1 Railway shops. Mr. Jus. Hog i\s, fathei <f Mr. Wil lis G. R >g »rs, both of wiioin w r* fonn rly Inter *-ted in Mia Cu>:ok , Knitting Mill, died lad. w;ek at his home in Pennsylvania. Stiayuj fr.un Home—A female sheip- h* rd dog, with blank body and whit bre.pt; very long nos ; respond*: »o name of "\m s e." Finder 'Will be U r- ally r. warded on return to J. C. Hand. Recent agitation in Life liV^ir.ince circles d*un n truted' It* strength. No other instltml n could lnv.- the bom bardment It r.c ivtd. I am offer ing some tin que contracts. J. R. BARBER. Agt ' Mr. M. 11. Bowman and family re turned 'Monday from u six months stay In Corpus Clnlsti, Tex., and are receiving a cordial welconi • from old friends. They just could not resist th* d?s4re to return to the "old town," and Cedartown hopes th y^wiU al ways remain h?re. More than a huudred thousand dol lars have been paid out In losses in Cedartown* ami Polk county by the Insurance companies represented by W. J. Harris & Co. Many men and women have been saved many years of hard-earned money by insuring with W. J. Harris & Co. Fred, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis CrecKer, died la-t Wednesday night from the effects of the* terrible burns received several days befor*. The littl# fallow, who was two and a half years old, fell Into the fire dur ing his mother’s absence from the room. Tne bersavedT family have much sympathy in their loss through this tragic accident- Spring Line for 1907 NOW READY! Consisting of WASH DRESS COODS of every description, MOHAIRS. Plain and Fancy VOILES, GINGHAMS, Etc., and the LATEST NOVELTIES in Dress Fabrics, Fancy White Madras, White and Colored Shirtings. PLAIN 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 above is re spectfully solicited. PHILLIPS NT GOODS 1, Big Department Store. Homer, the manly) aixtan-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. GHffin.died Tuesday afternoon at their) horn? south of town from pneumonia. The re mains ”wt*re Interred yesterday at Lime Branch! cemetery, and the be reaved family have the sympathy of many friends In their loss. IX>ST— or mislaid, policy No. 1U8.- 724 Issued by th^ Penn Mutual Life In stunned Company, on th? life of Will H. Trawlck. The finder will pleas? return it to the undersigned. Application bias been made fur the is suing of a duplicate. WILL H. TRAWICK. Cedartown, Ga. Mr. F. N. Browne,a popular travelng man from Tenn?ss?e. will sopn erect u lmnd*om? twostoiy brick} residence on Phllpot sti'eel between the re«i- den vs of Mtsdaiuea Jud Crabb and Mary Janes. Mr. Browne will move to Cedartown on completion of this house, and his family will find a cordial welcome h r . / Russell Drug Cd. ; PHONE 125 RESIDENCE 143. The Co. 1 lion Club gave on? of Its popular ba’ls last Thursday evening at th> Armory. Wtirms" Orohestra ram? up from Atlanta and furnished excellent musl.* for tha occasion. Btv sides tbs larg* local ottemteuce, a party of about twenty came over from Rome to enjoy the dance. The ger man wim gracefully led by Mr. F Iton B. Kn-lgh. and Miss Gtiaale Hous?al. Rev. H. C. Buch >lz. a successful State Evangelist of t.ie Baptist church, will arrive h re on tiia 28t.h Inst, to bold a s.ries c>f protnctedi ni *etings at tin* Buptist chqrch. He had expect ed to b. here on the 24th, but a f w days ll|.less caused a change in his pliuis. Hi* meetings now In progress at Statesboro are proving very success-* fill, and It Is haped that the meet ings here will prove highly benefi cial. The Binnkall-Atwood Co. held the boards at the Lyceum last Friday and Saturday evenings and Siturd&y mati nee. and proved theanselvca a clever troupe both on and off tile stage. They made many friends here, both by their splendid stage work and in their mingling with our people, and there is a general hope that they will conie again next s us^n. A very interest-1 ing gam? of bise ball Saturday morn- i ing between the ganthm .n of the trouiK* and our High School team re sulted in a victory for the locals by a score of 4 to 2. The features of the game were* the fine pitching of Mr. Will Houseal for the school feaan and the first base work of Mr. Will The- bus for the visitors. 5ame old stand. Still doing business on the principle of a ‘‘SQUARE DEAL.” Thankful for past patronage, 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. IF YOU WANT A Doctor Right Quick, Just phone No. 59, and we will deliver your mes sage promptly at any hour of the day or night. And Don’t Forget That we keep a lull line of and Patent Medicines, and that we pay especial attention to filling prescriptions. T. F. BTTK.B-A.LTIS;, 3DR.tr G-G-IST.
