About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1907)
SPRING BEAUTIES •1 »a*f*1 4,' See our beautilul 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 edartown. DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN^ STANDARD THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1107. Col. J. L. TlHon spent Sunday In Athens. Mr. Henry Bradford, of Home, spent last night here. Mrs. Geo. Stubbs returned Sunday from it visit. In Alubanm. Hon. K. S. Griffith was up from Buchanan the firat of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. .!. Harris went down to Atlanta yesterday evening. Col. W. W. Mundy was in Home Thursday afternoon on legal business. Two couples, without children, can get board In private family. Apply at this office. Mr. T. M. Pace has let the contract to Mr. T. .1. Griffin for another good house on Fletcher street. Miss AUlgene Driver, of Borden- Wheeler Springs, was the guest last week of Miss Belle Barr. Mrs. (1. S. Borders returned Sat urday evening from a visit In Conyers to her sou. Mr. K. Darden Borders. Judge Price Edwards came over Monday from Buchanan to spend a few days here holding motlou court. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin and their sister, Mrs. Williams of Colum bus, spent Tuesday on lookout Moun tain. Now Is the lime to usa preparations to ha.id off bed bugs, roaches and all other Insect pests. Nothing better than Russell's "Bug Killer." Dr. J. A. Liddell left Inst Wednes day evening for Savannah to attend the meeting of the State Medical As sociation, returning Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Boos and Miss Hannah Revolla spent Friday night in the Hill City to hear the debate of the Cedartown-Rome High Schools. Mesdnmes A. D. Hogg and R. 1>. Pitts left yesterday for Greensboro to attend the annual meeting of the Wo man's Foreign Missionary Society of the North Georgia Conference. Mr. Jos. L. Davis spent Tuesday afternoon in the Hill City. Rev. C. K. Henderson left yesterday to spend the rest of the week in Newnan. Mr. Geo. Watts, of Rome, spent Sunday here with the family of Dr. Wm. Bradford. Mr. E. M. Bowman, of Chattanooga, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Bowman. Mr. Seah Whatley, of Floyd county, was the guest the first of the week of Mr. W. T. Gibson. FOR RENT To parties without children, several furnished rooms for housekeeping. Apply at this office. The public should not forget, that the business houses will dose at <> o'clock for the summer senson. be ginning May 1st. Miss Helen Good left yesterday for Monroe, where she will lie one of the charming bridesmaids at the wedding of a former schoolmate tills afternoon. Mr. M. V. H. Ake attended a moot ing of the trustees as the member from Polk of the 7th District Agri cultural School, which convened Mon day In Atlanta. The ladles of the Episcopal church announce that they will servo re freshments down stairs at the City Hall at the closing exorcises of the city public schools. Rev. R. P. Tatum, pastor of the Polk Circuit, will on Sunday begin mootings at the Canal Street Metho dist church. Services will be held at 3 and 7.30 p. m. throughout the week. If you want first-class luundry done, leave your laundry ut Marshall's drug store, or telephone No. 5, umi same will be sent for and delivered every Saturday. WIRT MARSHALL, Agent Rome Steam Laundry. Dr. W. Ci. England, the Grand Roy al Arch Captain of Georgia Masons, and Hon. John I. Full wood, the High Priest of Adonlrntn Chapter, No. 41, R. A. M„ left Tuesday evening for Macou to attend the annual convoca tion of the Grand Chapter. Headquarters for Everything Good to Eat. illllHil See our New Spray Fountain for keeping Vegetables Nice and Fresh. ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and detail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca, A LOVELY llltlOK HONORED. Mrs. Wm. Bradford gave a largely attended and thoroughly enjoyable re ception at her beautiful surburlmn home, "The Hill," yesterday after noon In honor of the bride of her son. .Mr. Henry Bradford of Rome. The charming honoree was well known here as Miss Marguerite Wood, one of Rome's most popular young ladles. The hostess ami honoree were as sisted In receiving by the latter's mother, Mrs. Chas. D. Wood, of Rome, and were assisted In entertaining by Mrs. J. A. Darrell, Misses I^ahnora and Malllne Bradford and Nell Watts. Missis Mary Bradford and Pauline Bailey presided at the punch bowl. The spurious pnrlors were handsome ly decorated with roses, and delicious refreshments were served, every fea ture of the occasion being greatly en joyed by the large number of guests. Mr. O. E. Marshall was In Rome yesterday. Mr. R. B. Parks is In Atlanta for a few days. Mr. Jus. Long was over Tuesday from Rock mart. Mr. R. B. Everett was over yester day from Roekniart. Mr. E. Idles returned Tuesday from J visit to relatives In Rome. Messrs. F. M. and W. C. Randall, I of Aragon, were in the city yesterday. Mr. Frank Noble, of Anniston, came Tuesday to visit his sister. Mrs. Wm. Parker. Messrs. C. R. Wlngard and R. II. Gilbert, of Aragon, were In the city Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Murray Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Horace McGhee, in Chat tanooga/ If you want Tel'able Insurance on your life, s«««* J. R. Barber, Agent of the "Fidelity." r. II. M. Hall spent Tuesday at Borden-Wheeler Springs on profes sional business. r. A. C. Cobb will have his sec ond millinery opening today this time in Ills elegant new store. Miss Hostile Simpson, who has been I siting her sister, Mrs. Ewing Low- y, returned to Roekniart yesterday. Rev. G. B. Homan, of Fruit hurst. Ala., wns shaking hands with old friends hero Friday night and Sat urday. Mrs. Mattie Jones, who has been Islting Mrs. Porter Jones south of the city, returned home Tuesday to Borne. When fishing or on a picnic, make jour coffee In a jug. It's fine—but buy ami sell and and Insure with Fel ton B. Knight. r. and Mrs. A. L. Morgan and Mesdames L. C. Morgan ami W. R. Wray left Tuesday for a visit to rel atives at Rome and Armuchee. young people will hold limit annual May picnic at Hightower's Falls next week Friday, and are an ticipating much enjoyment from the day. * r. R. II. Jones went to Atlanta Friday for a few days visit, uud was of the attendants at the IaHinard-ltlchardsou wedding iu Vienna yesterday. Recent agitation In Life Insurance I ivies d •luuustr.it d Its « length. No other institution could inv • the bom bardment It received. I am offer ing some unique con-tra ts. J. It. BARBER, Agt. r. Geo. S. Harris and family, of College Park, spent the first of the eok here with relatives. Mr. Harris Ih the successful manager of a big otton mill, and visited all our big yarn Industries while here. Mr. W. It. Ogden, of Chat.anooga, as here yesterday making arrange ments tit enter a number of horses at the big races here early in June. President T. II. Adams, of the County Fair Association, Is getting the track In readiness. Mann & Whitfield, a firm composed of Messrs. J. A. Mann and L. L Whitfield n>k the attoQiion of thr* pub lic to the fact tint tiny ar» rvuly for business as contractors and brick layers, where first-class woik is de sired. Tile-setting a specialty. Messrs. Frank Liddell, Augustine Henderson, Coy Hunt, Ben Coplan. F. S. Cornelius, Jus. Crabb, Julius Phillips and Wm. Bunn spent Friday afternoon in Home to cheer our High School ball team on to victory iu their game with the Hill City boys. More than a hundred thousand dol lars have been paid out in losses in Cod&rtown and Polk county by the In uranc* companies represented by W. J. Harris & Co. Many men and women have Icon saved many years if hard- .arm'd money by insu.ingj with W. J. Harris Ar Co. Mr. D. J. Lowry, one of our suc cessful fruit men, brought to our of fice Tuesday a limb of Elberta peaches, showing the damage done to fruit by the recent freeze. He has about one hundred fine Elberta trees on an elevated s|>ot fairly loaded down with fine peaches, and he just will not believe otherwise than that he is going to sell us peaches this summer. SOMETHING NEW TO WEAR! A beautiful line of Voile, Panama and Sicilian SKIRTS on display. Ready=Hade WAISTS, both Silk and Lawn, cheaper than you could buy material $ make them. Prices from $1.25 to $4 each. A full line of India Linons, Persian^Linen Lawns. In tact, a complete line of everything usually carried in an Up-to-Date Dry Coods Store. Come in and see our goods, and com pare our prices with others. PHILLIPS If GOODS CD, Big Department Store. Miss Ruth Robinson was iu Rome yesterday. Mrs. W. W. Crawford Is visit lug rel atives iu Atlanta. Mrs. K. D. Estes Is visiting relatives at Silver Creek thiH week. Mrs. Jos. Morgan left Monday to spend some time in Macou. Mrs. W. M. Phillips, of Atlanta, came up yesterday to visit relatives. Mr. L. A. Digby, of East Point, was the guest of friends iu the city over Sunday. Mr. J. M. Garden, of Carrollton, wns the guest over Sunday of his daughter, Mrs. G. 11. Brewer. Young Men: Buy a city lot and put up a house on it. Save your money this wav. FELTON K. KNIGilT. man returned eek's visit to his Roy Edwards, at Squire W. F. Fi Monday from a wet daughter, Mrs. Claxtou. Messrs. M. C. White, W. P. M os tel ler and T. W. Haley, three clever and hustling representatives of the State Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Rome, are "doing" .Cedartown for that pros perous company. YOUNG LADY, d.> y it’ll wish to earn a good living and be independ ent. Th* JOSEPHINE KNITTING MILLS off?r special opportunities to young hull s of character and Intelli gence. The work is e lsy and the pay j good. The big District Masonic gathering In Rome will occur next week Wed nesday and Thursday. May 1st and 2d. j A special tralu will be provided here! to leave Thursday afternoon, the 2d. leaving Cedartown about G o'clock and returning* the same night, provided a sufficient number will go. The Christ tan church has bought from Mr. Walker Bradford a lot on I the corner of Herbert and Line streets In Eastview, on which they hope to i build soon. A committee is en gaged In raising funds for this pur pose. and the church will appreciate I any contributions they may receive. Miss Jane Beasley died Sunday af ternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Matthew Shaw , at Aragon. The ] remains were brought Tuesday to Blooming Grove for interment, and were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs/ Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold. The deceased was sixty year? of age, and was a sister or Mr. T. W. Beasley, of this place, who accompanied the re mains to their Inst resting place. Russell Drug COK. MAIN AND HEIU1ERT HT8. PHONE 125. - - RESIDENCE 143 Our Specialties: Russell's Coii“h Syrup for colds and coughs; Rus sell's Cold Cure—iiotlnnir better for colds and crippe; Russell's Livur rills, Russell's Headache Powders, Russell’s Corn Salve, Russell’s Diarrhoea and Dysen tery Remedy, Russell’s Sarsaparilla Compound, Rus- s“ll’s Condition Powders for Stock and Poultry. W'e can safely recommend all the above. They will do what they are recommended to do. Dealers in everything kept in a first-class Drug Store, Hall & Barr Offering SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS on GUNS for 30 Days. All kinds of TOOLS of Best Quality and Cheap. Best of TURN PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, BUGGIES and CAR= RIAGES, such as none else offer. Look in ! If you buy elsewhere, look out! Standard Job Print is always “up to the standard."
