About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1907)
eadquarters FOR EVERYTHING IN THE EWELRV Line. You will find my stock always up to the full standard in quantity, quality and STYLE. New pood' continually beinp added. I keep a vigilant watch for the latest fads and fashions, and nothing in that line will he overlooked. A large and varied stock of f atches and Clocks At specially reduced prices. DON'T FORGET THAT. A new and complete line of BRACELETS, COMBS. SASH PINS AND BUCKLES. Everything for tin- table in staples and novelties, including a most complete as sortment of lawkes’ Cut Class, ;terling Silver, As well as best plat**. [ ain now better prepared t«» uive special attention to all kinds of REPAIRING in my W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. ENJOYABLE BOISE PARTY. Miss Almira and Mr. Win. Parker, Jr., have been the entertainers this week at a delightful house party at the home of their parents, Mr. end Mrs. Wrii. Parker, on Phllpot street. Among those who have enjoyed the hospitality of these popular young people ure Misses Edith McMillan and Elolse Kobinson and Mr. Cecil Young of Anniston; Miss Mildreel Noble of Atlanta; Miss Lizzie Comer of Mid way, Ala.; Mr. .1. H. Childs of For syth, and Mr. Thos. Hinckley of Tal lapoosa. This pleasant home has been the scene of many guletics, and the house party has spent a most enjoyable week. Ill Honor of Mrs. Bunn. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan IX Russell and Mr. C. t\ Bunn, Jr., entertalmd about fifty of their frleuds Tuesday evening at a barbecue in honor of their sister, Mrs. Henry T. Bunn, of Knoxville, Tenn. The ‘cue was served at Dr. Liddell's fish pond at 6 o'clock, and was one of tlie most elaborate ever given here. Never did finer Brunswick stew and barbecued meats “tickle the palates" 1 of a company than were enjoyed by the guests of ths occasion, and the popular hostess and hosts bad the thanks of all present for a most de lightful time. last TO REST. For the year 1908, two store rooms on Malu street, corner of Herbert street, Cedartown, Ga. , Also three residences on Rockmart street aud one residence on Herbert street. Ap ply to E. H. Rlchardsoyi, 12 Kimball St., Atlanta, Ga. BEST FRUIT JABS CHEAP. We offer for spot cash with order, one thousand dozen Mason's best Machine Made Fruit Jars with por celain lined caps and rubber rings, put up one doz. In a box. Quarts, full size, 45 cents doz. 1*2 Gal., full site, 60 cents doz. LANHAM & SONS COMPANY, In the New Store, Rome, Oa. Col. J.K. Davis spent Monday at Dallas/ Mr. C. A. Wood spent Monday In Atlanta. Mr. G. S. Jones has been in Atlanta this week. Mr. John C. Hand went down yes terday to Wheeler Spring. Col. J. L. Tlson spent yesterday in Atlanta on legal business. I)r. H. M. Hall is spending the week-end at Wheeler Spring. Mrs. G. R. Hutchens returned Mon day from a visit In Tallajioosa. For Wall Paper and Paints of all kinds, go to Bradford's drug store. Miss Mamie Lou Dodds returned yesterday from a visit In Cartersvllle. Dr. J. A. Liddell and Mr. C. W. Smith returned home Sunday evening from a sojourn at Piedinont^Springs, Ala. Wllard, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Golson, entertained a num her of the little folks at a birthday party Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. K. Holmes has as her guests a bevy of charming girls— Misses Katherine Akers and Louise McDonald, two nieces from Atlanta, and Miss Erwin Berber, of Washing ton, D. C. There is no better brick made than that of the Mansfield Brick Co. at Rockmart, and you don’t have to wait forever to get it. If you want goo.l brick delivered promptly, give me a call. GEO. ARTOPE, Agent. Mrs. J. A. Wynn and Master Walter Ballew, who have been the guests of Mr. Walter Wynn, have returmd to their home In Cedartown. They were accompanied by little Miss Katin r- ine and Alfred Silvers. Atlanta Jour nal. We have represented life and ac cident companies for fifteen years and every claim has teen promptly paid. We guarantee odr rates and company. It will pay you^ to investi gate our policies. W. J. HARRI3 & CO Miss Madeline McArver spent week with relatives at Lyerly. Good four-room house to rent Philpot street. Apply at the Iiooz House. Col. Will J. FI Ider Is attending Paulding Superior Court ut Dallas this week. Miss Katie Veal, of Watklnsvllle, is the attractive visitor of Miss Made line McArver. Mr. John Weems left Tuesday for a week's visit among relatives In Murray county. Mrs. Rountree, of Brunswick, ar rived Monday evening on a visit to Mrs. L. J. Norton. WANTED—A young man clerk sixteen to eighteen years old. Apply by letter to this office. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rounsavllle and a party of ladles from Rome are camp ing at Ake's spring south of town. Mrs. G. M. Patterson, of Los An geles, Cal., arrived Tuesday from Phil adelphia and Is the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. S. P. Holloway. A fre»sh shipment of 8**ed Beans, both hunch and running, and new crop Turnip Seed of all varieties. Just received at Kussell Drug Co. Mr. Wm. H. Trawlck has let the contract to Mr. Wm. Summers for a beautiful $5,000 residence on his prop erty on the corner of College street and WlBsahickon avenue. Mr. H. W. Johnson wont to Atluutu Saturday, taking his son, Albert,there for consultation with an oculist. The young man was so unfortunate as to run a wire into his eye several days ago. It will pay you to buy a pair of those $3.50 home-made Men’s Box Calf, Sewed, everyday wearing shoes, Best in city. I don't hesitate in say ing. It is a money-saver. A Crossley's Shoe Shop. Miss Helen Crabb arrived home Tuesday from a couple of month's visit to her aunt, Mrs. "Mary Crabb, at Virginia Beach, Va. She spent a week with her cousin, Mrs. W. C. Barber, in Savannah on the way home, Mr. J. L. Iaove and Ills wife and daughter, of New Orleans, who havje been visiting Mr. T. W. Asbury and family at Cave Spring were here Tuck day en route home. Mr. Lov grandson of the late Mr. Abner Dar- den.one of the molt prominent clt zens of Polk, and is himself a proi perouB citizen of the Crescent Clt The many friends of Lieut. Hunt-r Harris, of the U. S. Army, pleased to learn of his recent pro motion from a Second to a Ftrst Lieutenant, and that he has been transferred to the Infantry Regiment on duty in Cuba. He is expected home in a few days from the Phil ippine Islands where he has been stationed for two years, and will re main in the States a few weeks be fore going to his post in Cuba STOP ! LOOK ! LISTEN ! Stop at The Book Store. Look at thJsa Beautiful Pictures, and - Listen to the low prices. Picture frnm ng v sp«clahy. Mr. Wm. rummers was in Rome Tut it'ay. 1 rot.C. K. He.oL.sin n.ie.it yesttr- day in Atlanta. Mr. S. N.CIafy, Jr., spent yest rday Li Rockmart. Mr. W. (1. England, r , rpent yes terday in Dallas. Miss Evva Crawford went up to Rome yesterday. Mr. Geo. J. Wcavtr s ent yest rday In Piedmont, Ala. Mr. William Summers, Jr., is vis iting at Coosavllle. Mr. S. B. Buckner, of Aragon, was Pj the city yesterday. Mrs. L. I). H. Felton, of Rome, is visiting Mrs. R. A. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Handers are vis iting relatives at Antioch. Mrs. Boh Corley and Ml9s Ola H 11- burn spent yesterday at Felton. Three or four vacant lots In East- view for sale. WALKER BRADFORD. Little Miss Erin Ru sell is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Peek, near An tioch. Miss Kathleen Spring.Is the attra E. 8. Ault. Miss Corrle Adam* and two little sisters went up to R nue yes.erday on a visit to reluti Mrs. J. D. Moore left Saturday to spend a couple of wteks with rela tives at Powder Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradford, of Rome, are visiting their parents, Dr. tind Mi's. Wni. Bradford. Miss Mabel Jones, of Rome, was the guest the first of the week of her sister,Mrs.J. K. Thomas. Mrs. Charley Freeman, who has been visiting re’atlv«s hero, returned home yesterday to Atlanta. Mrs. A. Huntington returned Tues day from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. G. McGhee, in Clinttanoogn. Miss Juniata Williams, who has been the ginst of Mrs. Frank Howard, returned home yesterday to Anniston. Mi?s Gertrude Black, of Rome, was the gu« st yesterday of Mrs. T. J. Davis while en route to Wheeler Spring. Mrs. M. B. Stringfellow, of Passa- ena, Cal., arrived yesterday on a Islt to her sister, Mrs. 8. P. Hol loway Rev. Geo. E. Benedict and family e the guests of Bishop Williams,the Episcopal Bishop of Michigan, at De troit, Mich. Wright, of Cav etlve visit r of Mrs. Three Days Special Sale. August 12th, 13th and 14th. Stock Reduction Sale. Laces ami Embroideries worth 10c yard for . 7|c Ribbons worth 15c for 10c Ladies’ White Waists. worth ♦1.60, at ... 98c Lot of Collars, worth 0c at Ic Best Bleacliimr, wort 1 l»io to 14c, at 10c Dross Linons, worth 25c, ut 18c Lawns, Batistes, etc., at 50 per cent discount, Calico, worth 7c, at 6c Conts’ Spool Thread, spool 5c Best Needles, per paper 2c Ball Thread, worth 2.V hox, for I8c Boys' Suits and Odd Pants ip 1 Men's Cloth ing at Cost. #1 60 Hats at ♦ 1.25 Huts at ♦ 1 Overalls, 98c 75c 82c Everything will be marked down for 3 Days. If you want a bargain it is up to you. C. F. HARRIS &, CO. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Herndon, who i some extensive construction work at have been vsitlng ^helr parents, Mr. j Bowden. COTILLION LARGELY ATTENDED. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parker gave a highly enjoyable and largely attended cotillion MondAy evening, complimen tary to their daughter and son, Miss Almira and Mr. Win. Parker, Jr , and the members of t.ho house paivy now enjoying their hospitality. The dance was held in the f.rst room of the lilg addition to the Standard Mills, the long and airy building being well adapted to cotillion figures. Mr. F. B. Knight, with the fair honoree, led the dance, and several novel featuris were Introduced. The delightful affair lasted long Into the night, and was oue of the most large- 1) attended dances aver given In Ce dartown. MeBKrs. A. and M. Stroup spent the first of the week In Cartersvllle. Mr. J. F. Dlffee, of Dallas, visited relatives and friends here over Sun day. Miss Mlldrid Sprattllng. of Atlanta, is the attractive guest of Miss Shir ley Sims. Mr. R. M. Wheeler Is in charge of Our Mattings and Mrs. J. M. Morris, returned to Atlanta Tuesday. A large crowd attended the all-day singing Sunday nt the East view Bap tist church. A big dinner was served, and everybody enjoyed the day. Prlncessa" is a rich looking cigar that costs a nickel and is worth a dime. Its mild and mellow flavor will win your favor every time. It sold at Bradford’s Drug store. The Philadelphia Telegraph repub lishes from the Paris Herald an In teresting Interview with Hon. Daniel Baugh, one of the Quaker Clty'B good Cedartown friends, who with his wife has Just paid an enjoyable visit to the Balearic islands. County Commissioner John L.Moore, of Arngon, was over yesterday to at tend the fine barbecue of -the Cedar Valley Farmers’ Club, of whfch ho Is a member. He was accompanied by his young son. Jones Moore, and Edgar Williams, of Aragon. The Cedartown Rifles will give an exhibition drill on the streets of Ce dartown nt 6 p. m. tomorrow, and Capt. W. H. Trawlck asks every mem ber to he on hand promptly in uni form. This drill wlllMie well worth seeing, nnd our people Hhould be on hhnd. Messrs. Hall & Barr have moved back to their old home In the Ledbet ter building, which they vacated for a month In order to permit, some ex tensive improvements to be made. handsome plate glast front has been put in, and they now have one of the best arranged hardware storcH in this sect'o’i. Col. W. W. Mundy returned Tues day evening" from a ten-days trip North and East. He attended" the National Law League in Detroit. Mich., returning via Buifalo, ? York and the Jamestown E pos t He was accompanied by Mrs. Mundy, who is spending the remainder the week with Rockmart relatives. . FOR SALE—One -of the finest farms in Polk county; the bent Im proved as to buildings and general surroundings; about l.OOu acres, one- half under cultivation; well watered —five streams, two large springs, nine wells and two cisterns. To be sold on account of ill health of own er. Call on or address FELTON B. KNIGHT AGENCY, Real Estate and Insurance, Cedartown. Mrs. M. A. Dowdy died Tuesday night In Eastview after a long illness from consumption. Mrs. Sam Wilburn aud daughter, Miss Julia, of Birmingham, are visit ing Mrs. W. O. Cornelius west of town. Mesdames M. D. Russell and Ifenry Bunn and Miss Myrta Dodds are so journing at the Dodds cottage at Wheeler Spring. Mr. J. S. Roberts, of Buchanan, who has Just finished a second suc cessful dancing class here, left Sun day to engage in the practice of law in Atlanta- Mr. S. N. Clary, Sr.,has the contract for adding a second story and inuking other Improvements on the house of Mr. D. L. Maret, one of Polk’s best furmers. Now Is the time for you to get your rooms papered, as I have a first class paper hanger and decorator. Will paper your room from $5.00 up; work guaranteed to be first class. J. L. CASEY, lleadquurters at the Cedar town Plumbing Co. Phone 89. Mr. J. E. Good spent Friday In Rockmart. While there he called on Hon. R. W. Everett, whose many friends throughout the county will be pained to learn that there Is no Im provement In his condition, one side of his body remaining almost com pletely paralyzed. Hon. .1. Frank Walker, of Snnders- ville. a prominent Washington county farmer, spent Friday night with his I kinsman, Mr. T. H. Adams. Mr. j Walker Is a member of the Legislature and was one of the committee of vis itors from that body at the Stale School for the Deaf at Cave Spring last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Holmes gave a delightful party Tuesday evening In honor of their guests, Misaas Louise McDonald and Katherine Akers of Atlanta, and Mbs Erwin Berber of Washington, D. C. Progressive games | were played, and the lady’s prize— a handsome hat-pin was won by Miss Berber. The gentleman’s prize was a whisk broom, and was won by Dr. II. M. Hall, who presented It to Mr. J. H. Childs, of Forsyth. Delicious re freshments* added to the enjoyment of the occasion, In serving which the hostess was assisted by Misses Margaret Sims, Lillian Bloodworth 'and Sara Holmes. Ul. 2m' Are just the thing you should put on your floors, now that Summer has come. We have the latest patterns, the most beautiful designs and the best goods on the market. Let us show you the weaves 0quote you our Low Prices! But don’t forget that we can fit out your home with everything you need from a foot-mat to the kitchen range. Never mind about the prices of our household goods, we will treat you right and please you besides. Griffin & Davis, Phone 103. Cedartown, Ga. IF YOU WANT A Doctor Right Quick, Just phone No. 59, and we will deliver your mes sage promptly at any hour ol the day or night. And Don’t Forget That we keep a lull line ol l)r*ii£r‘H nu<l T*iiteut Mediciiien, and that we pay especial attention to tilling prescriptions T. IF 1 . btjk.ba.istk:, IDIR/TT C3-C3-IST. FIRST AND LAST SW NUN SHIS Mean $ $ made to all who buy or wear them. In style ease and durability, “Shield Brand Shoes i toe the mark of perfection. »OI,n BY BtLIftBLt MERCHANTS ONLY M. C. KISER CO., Manufacturers., ATLANTA, CA.
