About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1907)
ome + Race + Meeting. | July 31st, August 1st w 2d. $2,000-PUR$E$--$2,000 ne and One-Third Fare on All Railroads. 5 Best Horses in the South 75 FIRST AND LAST 3H1 HUM SUES Mean $ $ made to all who buy or wear them. In styled ease and durability, “Shield Brand Shoes’ toe the mark of perfection. SOI.D BY RGL.IABGG MGRGMANTS ONLY M. C. KISER CO. Manufacturers. ATLANTA, CA. ADAMS & WHITAKER, Livery, Sale 1 Feed Stables New Brick Stable, North Main St. STYLISH TURN-OUTS, PROMPT POLITE SERVICE. Soecial Attention to Boardine Horses. FULL WOOD SPBI.YQS. Dr. J. C. Trentham spent Wednes day and Thursday in Tallapoosa. Mr. Wiley Casey and mothnr. Mrs Emily Casey, spent Kridty and Satur day in Tallapoosa, Mr. John Homan and wife, of Har alson, visited the Springs Sunday. Miss Bettie Reynolds, of your city, opened up school at this place Monday. Mr. John W. Casey, of Tallapoosa, spent the first of the week; liere^and in Cedartown. Miss Iva Trentham opened up her school hist Monday at Little Creek with a large attendance. Quite a number of people of this place attended the big singing at New Hope. ^ Remember the singing July 2Sth. Everyone invited to bring their books and well filled baskets. Mike. Thousands of people are dally suf fering with kidney and bladder trou bles—dangerous ailments that should be checked promptly. DeWItt's Kid ney and Bladder Pills are the beat remedy for backache, weak kidneys, Inflammation of the bladder. Sold by E. Bradford. LAKE CREEK NEWS. Protracted services are now being held at Collard Valley church by Rev. Ed.. Smith. We hope the spirit will ac company them from on high. We sorry to aay that Mr. David Brown Is very sick with typhoid fe ver. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hogg and their daughter,Miss Gladys,visited relatives In Seney last Sunday. Mr. O. O. Burktfalter and his son. Roily, visited his mother near Reese- burg last Sunday. Mrs. Mealle Lyon and children paid Mrs. C. J. Stokes a visit Sunday. Mr. T. A. Stokes was In your city lost Saturday. We are having some dry weather now. Crops are looking off. but we. trust the good Lord will send us rain that they may produce a good crop for us. May the dear old Standard have success in all its undertakings. Mocking Bird. BELLE VIEW' ITEMS. W e are glad to say that our Sunday School is improving nicely. Misses Rosa and Mary -Sorrells visiting relatives in Atlanta. Mr. Carl Morgan was shaking bands with friends at Bellview Sunday. Misses Chessie Atkinmn and Hatti Camp were lhe guests of Miss Lizzi Garrett Saturday night Mr. Sam Sorrells,of Koekmart, was with friends at thia place Sunday. The ice cream social at Mrs. M Camp's Saturday night was enjoyed by all who attended. The attendants from Fish at the supper were Messrs Walter and Grover Blissitt, George Kubanks, George Waddell, Earnest McKinney and Albert Stringer. Misses Hattie Garrett and Nettie S<»rre!l« were the guests of Miss Liz zie Harris Sunday. Miss Katie Parham, of Raceoun, is visiting her sister, Mrs. May Camp Mr. L. W. Gurley was the guest of Mr. J. S. Sorrells Saturday and Sun day. Miss Savannah Atkinson was at the home of M r. S. G. Garrett Sunday. > Happy Joe FISH SCALES. We are having some hot weather now. Mrs. W. M. Waddell was in town Monday on business. Mr. George Eubanks and Miss Bertha Waddell made a Hying visit to Felton Sunday. Messrs. J. M. Hamrick, J. II. Pearce and S. H. Lewis were in your city Saturday night. Mr.'Hubbard Atwood, of Rid Miss., who lormerly lived here, happy over the arrival of a flue giri in his householk. Mr. John Stokes, of Atlanta, and cousins, Misses Odessa and Join Stokes, of Fish, visited their a Mra. Coleman Leslie, near Cedart last week. Miss Nora Morgan visited) her friend, Mins Kate \twond, Sunday. Mr and Mrs. J. F. Lawson are all smiles. It’s a ten and a half pound b..y. sr*» Messrs. J. M. and V. M Lawson, of ! Aragon, were here Sunday. ! Misses Alice and Belle White, i.f ! Koekmart. visited tli-ir dster, Mrs. C. i J. Brewer, Sunday, j Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hiett and Mr. I and Mr-Y. J. Morgan were in Atlanta j Saturday and Sunday. Success to the dear old Standards Rosebud. BYRDS BUDGET. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Callahan and their daughter. Miss Beatrice, are visiting relative* near Sloan, Ala. Miss Annie Jones and her brothers, Walter, visited their sister, Mrs. Glenn Peek, near Rome Saturday and Sunday. Miss Annie Forrest Peek, of Seney, vitited Miss Kvie Peek Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Robert Hogg, of Lake, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Pullen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 1*1111011, of Seney. islted the Utter’s sister, Mrs. John Grimes, Sunday. Mr. W. F. Porter was in Cedartwn on business Friday. Mrs. R. Gammon, Sr , and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gammon attended serv ices at Collard Valley Sunday, Mrs. W. F. Porter visited herdaugh- U»r. Mrs. Frank Bryan, near New Home last Friday. Misses Stella and Kate Sheffield, of Seney, visited MIssEvIe Peek Sun day. Mr. Grover Jones, who has been » t the sick list for several days, has about recovered. He Is visiting friends ut Carbondale at presennt. Miss Evle Peek’s many friends ure delighted to see her out after a severe Illness. A series of revival services Is In progress at Collard Valley Baptist church. Rev. H. H. Popham preached an able and Interesting <ermon on the dangers of unbelief and the beauties of faith to a large audience Sunday. Rev. Mr. Smith, the pastor, was un avoidably absent till Sunday night. Rev. M. F. Waddell, of Fish, will ar rive Tuesday to assist lu the services. The drought is getting to be a se rious affair around here. Mr. T. H. Peek states that his crop of frogs will, he fully 50 per cent short of the usual harvest. He Is having to haul water to them already. Tho Substitute. Mrs. C. R. Summers and children, of Little Rock, Ark., are visiting the family of Mr. W. E. Colquitt this week. Mr. Joseph Gatewood, of Rome, spent Sunday near here. Mrs. George Frlx and daughters. Misses Salllo and Myrtle, attended services at Collard Valley Monday eve nlng. Miss Stella Sheffield, of Seney spent the first of the week with Miss Evle Peek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryant spent Saturday night with relative* here. Quite a number of our citizens at tended preaching at Collard Vulley Sunday. Rev. M. F. Waddell, of Fish, ar rived Monday to assist Rev. 8. E. Smith with hiH revival. Crops are looking tolerably well, but rain 1* badly needed. Mr. Keith Holmes, our able mall carrier, Is off on a vacation. His place is being Hik'd by his substi tute, Mr. McCollum. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pullen, of Seney, were the guests of relativea nenr here Sunday. old Maid. During the summer kidney irregular Itles are often caused by excessive drinking or being overheated. Attend to the kidneys at onCe by using Fo ley’s Kidney Cure. Sold by E. Brad ford. Mr. W. P. Stedham, of Bsom Hill, left Thursday to spend some time at Dallas. Libel for Divorce. No. 16 August Term, 1907, Polk Su perior Court. Libel for Divorce. To George Hall, defendant in the abovo stated case: You are hereby commanded to be and appear at the August Terra. 1907, of JPolk Superlor- or Court to answer the petition filed Chapel Sunday ROCKMART XEWS Messrs. Sam Hogue and Pierce Carl ton have returned from .several weeks sojourn In Florida. Mrs. J. A. Morgan has been visit ing relatives and friends in Gwin nett county the past few’ days. Mr. J. B. Sorrells, who has held a reBiKinsIble position with the Cement Co., has gone to California to en gage in business. Messrs. J. F. Dover. A. H. Graefer nnd Harry Ferguson are off on a ten days trip to Jamestown. Washing ton and New York. Mr. Ileslep Hubhnrd spent part of last week In the Gate City on a busi ness trip. Mrs. May Camp lias returned from a pleasant visit among relatives And frieuds near Summerville. Mr. J. A. Morgan was among the visitors in your city Friday. Misses Rosa and Mary SorrelU aro visiting relatives nnd friends in the Gate City this week. Mr. N. H. Bulloch, a clever South ern Railway employee, spent Sunday with relatives urn! friends In our burg. Messrs. T. H. Shellman nnd Frank Liddell, of your city, spent Saturday hero. Mrs. 8. A. Cleveland, of Tifton, Is visiting relatives and friends In this sect Ion this week. Messrs. W. II. Hubbnrd and A. Morgan spent 8u day among the hills I of Buncombe. Mr Norris Davidson,of Atlnnta.rame up Sunday morning to spend some i time with relatives and friends here. I Mr. and Mrs. John Wright spent las j Sunday with relatives and friends In Browning’s district. Representative 1. F. Mundy spent Sunday here. Little Miss Clara Belie Jolley, who has been visiting the family of her un cle, Squire J. S. Davldpon, returned Saturday to Cedartown. Mr. J. H. Hilton, who has been In charge of the Seaboard office for a few days, returned Thursday to Ce dartown. Mr. Harry Todd spent last week with relatives In Cartersvllle. Mr. W. W. Jones and son, Roland, left last week for a two months visit in Europe. Mr. J. N. Griffin, of Rockmart, was In the city yesterday on business. Rome Tribune, 20th. Master Robert Pitts, of Cedartown. came over Thursday to spend a few days with relatives here. Mr. Sam Lee, of Rockmart, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. H. N. Finch. • • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cra- ton, of Rockmart, are guests of rela tives in and near Dollaa.—Dallas New Era. Messrs. J. I. Harris and H. L. Pittman, of Tuylorsvllle, have been attending the Farmers' Union con vention in Atlanta this week. Messrs. R. D. Dans by and Mansell Buckner spent Sunday among friends at McPherson. Mr. Arch Brumbelow was in the Hill City on a business trip the first of this week. Mr. O. H. Randall, a good citizen of Hamlet, was among the business | visitors here Saturday. M m Kate Parham, of Summerville,j Is visiting relatives and friendM west j of to n this week; The Farmers* Union at Fish Creek | held a meeting at Fish Sat urday to lay plans aud bog In making preparation! for the big county meet ing to be held there next month. A bountiful dinner had been prepared and spread at the home of Mrs.String er, and your humble correspondent had the pleasure of joining them In making away with the eatables. And to say that we enjoyed It would he expressing our feelings in the mildest form. The memory of that repast will live long In our memory. May the Farmers’ Union at Fish live long nnd prosper, is our heartfelt wish. Blue Jay. When there Is th-* «llgV—u ind ca tion of indigestion, heart burn, flatu- lence or any form of stomach trouble, take a little Kodol occasionally and you will be afforded prompt relief. Sold by E. Bradford. DRY CREEK NEWS. We are sorry to say that Mrs. N. E. Wiggins is quite 111 at present. Misses Bessie and Bertha Hampton, of Oremtnt, were the guests of Misses Ora, Erma and Louise Ash Sunday. Mr. James Wiggins, of your oily,was over to see his aunt, Mrs. N. E. Wig gins, Sunday. Miss Jennie Par's, of Rome, was the guest of Miss Maud Crocker last Saturday. % Mr. James Thompson and sinter, of Bluffton, Ala., were visiting rela tives near this place over Sunday. Mrs. Ab. Hackney and children, of Esora Hill, visited Mrs. G. F. Haney over Sunday. Mrs. A. A. Hampton was the guest of Mrs. Mary Dempsey Saturday and Sunday. Miss Maud Hampton, of Oremont, attended the children's day at Ellis An Opportunity To Buy Up-to-date CLOTHING At Cut Prices! It you contemplate purchasing a suit of Clothes in the next 30 or 60 days, be sure to call on us. We have a complete Clothing Department on the 2d floor of our building, and can always give you Values as well as Low Prices. J.W.LeeCo. LEADER OF LOW PRICES, CEDARTOWN. OA, In the above stated case. Witness the Honorable Price Edwards, Judge of said Court. This 10th day of July, 1307. D. L. ROBERTS, Cler Mr. Tom Dempsey, or near Dry Creel!, attended the Children’s Day at Ellis Chapel Sunday. Ike and Pike. .
