About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1907)
New Goods! Fine Clothing For Fall! h f < : u Cents’ Furnishings in all the LATEST STYLES. They’re coming every day. You come, too! DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CBDARfQWR STANDARD TIDKDiT, SEPTKMBE8 '.2, 1107. iv. Geo. IjJ.. Benedict went orday to Ati^m. l T' , Fresh turnip seed nt Russell Drug Co. Mr. F. A. Witt was in Carrollton over Sunday. Mr. J. W. Lee spent the first of the week In Carrollton Rev yestorda TO RENT- Nice, large room. Ap ply to The Htundard office. Mrs. A. C, C<Jbb ’Went^fd* Atlanta Sunday for a few days visit. Miss Mary Harrison Mpinluy for a visit to relative* a ln Itlrmingnam. Miss Mary Adan^Hon left Sunday to re-enter collegp M jyelldijIiffjlVIaHH. Miss Lily Joyner, of Koine, was the guest last week of Mrs. J. P. Greer. Mr. L. O. Benton, of Montlccllo, spent the first of the week here on business. Mr. Jumes I). Waddell, of Atlantu, was up Sunday with his parents, Col. and Mrs. J. 0. Waddell.- Miss Annie Walker left Monday for Athens, where she entered the State Normal School for the term. Mrs. M. H. Waddey returned Mon day from a visit in Rome to her bro ther, Rev.Dr. 8. B. Ledbetter. Miss Ruth Robinson, who has beep the guest of Mesdames Ivy Thomp son and W. 8. Coleman, returned Tues day to Atlanta. t • Mrs. Estelle Hardwick went to Grif fin Thursday to spend the week-end as the guest of Mrs. W. T. Garrett and Miss Elizabeth Harris. Mrs. A. W. Houston, who has been spending a couple 'of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hightower, re turned Thursday to her home at Tal ladega, Ala. I cnu fit you with spectacles or eye glasses of the very best quality. I use the highest grade of lenses per fectly focused. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. Mr. Wm. Parker spent Friday In At lanta. Mr. Earnest Mnndy spent Sunday at Rock mart. Col. John O. Waddell spent yester day at Aragon. Mrs. W. 8. Wlmbish went down Mon day to Atlanta. Col. Cardan Bunn returned Sunday from a trip to Barneavllle. Mr. R. E. Griffin went to Atlanta Sunday for a few days visit. Mrs. J. It. Hunt went to Birming ham Sunday for a week’s stay. Miss Sallle Monfort returned Mon day from a visit to relatives in Rome. Mrs J. M. Hunt returned Saturday evening fnn n stay of several days lu Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bright arrived homo Friday from an extended visit 11 Virginia. Mr. M. 8. Judkins and daughter,Mrs. E. II. Branch, spent Friday morning lu Rome. Mrs. E. A. Herndon, of Atlanta, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morriq. ^ FOR SALE The Tate House o» Main street; twelve rooms; conveni ently located. Apply to J. A. Tate. Mrs. C. T. Smith, of Concord, was here last week with her sister, Mrs. A. M. Dunn, et) route home from Blrm Ingham. Mr. W. C. Barber, who has been spending several days at home on iic- couut of Illness, resumed his duties on the road Tuesday. General Superintendent J. T. John son. of the Central Railway, spent Mo a day morning here, Inspecting the company’s excellent property here. “Eyesight is priceless,” therefore you should not risk cheap quality glasses when you can get the best at reasonable prices from W. W. TUR NER, Jeweler. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Btrkbeck and Misses Mabel Birkbeck and Mary Harris will be glad to learn of their safe arrival last week In New York from their trip abroad. % From LONDON, ENGLAND. We have just received a shipment of HUNTLEY & PALMER'S cele brated BISCUITS, CAKES, ETC. Direct from London, England, and would be glad to have you call and examine them. The finest in the world! Huntley & Palmer have been caterers to the King for many years. If you want the BEST of EVERYTHING Call or Phone ED. A. LOWRY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ca. HEW ■ILIJSERY GOODS! The ladies of Cedartown and Polk county will find at the Ladles’ Bazar a complete line of the latest noveltieif, such as Belts, Days, Ribbons, Buck le/., Gloves and everything of wo man's wear. Our new Hats are the season's best aad mod stylish, and you should rail and see them first. THE LADIEa’ BAZAR. C’apt. J. A. Peek spent Monday night In Rome. Mr. Wm. Summers hi ent Monday In Atlanta. Mr. J. M. Hamrick, of Fish, was here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.Cone spent Mon day morning in Rome. Mrs. L. H. Dobbs returned Satu.day from a visit In Marietta. Presiding Elder 8. It. Ledbetter, of Rome, was here Monday. Mr. C. M. Boynton spent the first of the week In Carrolltoon. Miss Willie Bellah, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Miss Sue Pittman. Look at the label on your paper, and pay up your suosenption. Mr. T. 'C. Burnt a returned Tuesday from a visit to Alabama relatives. Mrs. Geo. 8tmerv!lle, of Griffin, Is vlsltiug her sister, Mrs. Will Vance. Col. Reuben Arnold, of Atlanta, was here Monday night on legul business. Miss Sophie Chapman Is visiting In Atlanta, the guest of Miss Grace Wal lace. Mr. J. J. Alters, of ..oppa, Ala , wa» the f,« ist over Sunday of Squire J. A. Burdette. Mr. Claude Arrington, of Atlanta,ha been visiting relatives at Young's tor several days. Miss Marlon Black arrived Friday from Rome to open her art class In the Peek Block. Rev. 11. M. Quiliian returned Fri day from a few days visit nt Gaines ville and Commerce. Miss AUIgene Driver, of Wheeler Springs, has been the gut st this week of Miss CnlHe Smith. Dr. W. A. Chapman left Tuesday for a several days trip to Portsmouth and other Virginia points. Call on Mar Van Roberts If you want your cleaning and pressing neat ly and promptly done. Mr. Walter E. Good wltncasfd the ball game Tuesday In Atlanta between that city and Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. <). Willingham return ed Monday night from a visit to Mid dle and South Georgia. Mr. E. C. Klng8bery, manager'of the Kockmart Farmers’ Union Ware house, was here yesterday. Mrs. Ira Simpson, of Rock mart, was here last week with her perents, Mr. and Mrs. W. *D. Crawford. Mrs. II.B.Blgham, of Atlunta, came Tuesday to upend a few days with her mother. Mrs. R. A. Adams. Miss Sue Pittman and her gue*t Miss Willie RellAh of Atlanta, spent Tuesday at Wheeler Spring. Miss Ethel* Harrison, who has been visiting Miss Mary Jones, returned home Monday to Birmingham. Messrs. A. W. Farrer. Michael Jam- , Jas. Phillips. Waiter and Win. Rog ers, of Aragon, were here Tuesday. Miss Pearl Burgdorf left Tuesday to re-enter the Georgia Normal and Industrial School at Milledgevllle. Nlc.ly furnished, front room for rent. Parlor floor. Apply to Mrs. W. C Barber, cor. Phil pot and Noyes sts. Mesdunus Henry Jones und M. F. Dame, who have been .visiting Mrs. \V. R. Colson, returned Thursday to Ma con. Miss Carrie Black Is here from Aragon to a t-nd school, making In t: home with her sister. Mrs. T. J. Davis. Mr. R. H. Davis, a naval cadet at Annapolis Lorn the stale of Oregon, was the guesi the first of the week of his da s mate. Mr. John W. Qull- lian. Mr. W. B. McHryde, of Rock mart, has accepted a position hh prescrip tion clerk at Bradford’s drug store,and his many friends are glad to see him In Cedartown again. We know that If you knew what we know about drugs, were acquainted with the prec sion and certain;y whtc we give to prescriptions, we would have your business. BRADFORD’S DRUG STROE. Mrs. Sara Tucker and Miss Clara Whitaker arrived home Saturday from Nashville. Tenu., where they went to study the season s styles and purchase a stock of millinery goods for the lat ter's Ladies' Bazar. Dr. J. A. Liddell left Tuesday even ing with Mr. C. \V. Smith for Johns Hopkins Institute in Baltimore, Md., where the latter has gone for examin ation by specialists and treatment. Mr. R. H. Jones has bought from Capt. T. A. Frierson a couple of lot* on the corner of Main and Thompson streets, on which he will build good houses at once. The transfer was made through the A. B. Philpot & Co. agency. New Styles OF New Goods The Swellest Lina of SHIRT ■* WAIST SILKS jj Ever Shown in Cedartown. A complete as sortment of Dress Goods, Braids and Trimmings m all he new colors # weaves. a map A to suit every eve and pocket uIIUlO b 00 k. We are sole agents for the famous Queen Quality Shoes for Women and the Barry Shoe for Men, at prices non- competable. Sgg Be sure to see our line of CLOAKS for Childen, Misses and Ladies before you buy. PHILLIPS DM 60015 CB„ 9 Big Department Store. Mr, J. C. Bushy was In Rome Tues day. Mr. W. I). Ivey was up Sunday from Atlanta. Mr. 8. V. Richardson was lu Annis ton Thursday. Miss Shirley Brooks is visiting rel atives at Buchanan. Mrs. W. S. Williams left Sunday for a visit at Anniston. Squire J. S. Davidson was over yes terday from Rockmart. Mr. C. MeGaskey left Sunday for a trip to Ducktown. Tenn. Mrs. C. M. Boynton went to Atlanta Sunday for a few days stay. Messrs. Lee West and Andrew Nu- nU» spent Sunday at Borden Spring. Mrs. W.J. Wall returned home Fri day from a visit lu Gadsden, Ala., and Rome. Mrs. J. T. Barrett, of Berry's, spent the wtfek-end here with relatives and friends. YLses Bade Brtwer and Talamug Woodward went to Atlanta Sunday for a few days visit. Mr. 8. L. Baldwin took a party of little (oiks Saturday to Cave Spring on -an eujoyable picnic. Mas. S. F. Bell, who has been vis iting her brother, Mr. W. 8. Williams, returned Sunday to Anniston. Miss Ruth Loworn left Tuesday to attend the Georgia Normal and In dustrial School at Milledgevllle. Messrs. S. M. and T. J. Denson, of Helicon, Ala, spent a part of last week with Squire J. A. Burdette. - Mr. Jas. B. Hill, of Rome, was the guest Monday night of Mrs. Joe Whitely. en route to Wheeler Spring. Low-Phosphorus Iron Ore land to lease or sell. Communicate with F. B. Knight. Cedartown. Ga. . W. J. RICHARDSON Mr. Tlios. E. Mauldin and daughter. Miss Cora, who have been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. E. Wilson, returned Thursday to Vigo. Ala. Prof. H. L. Sewell, formerly an esteemed Superintendent of our city [ public schools, is entering upon his second year as the head of the Car- tersvllle school at an Increased salary, $1,500. . 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 good brick delivered promptly, give me a call or leave order with T. F. Thomp son. GEO. ARTOPE, Agent. A Good Move! We are now nicely settled in our new home in the Hardwick-Telford Build ing, and leel that we have made a good move. You will now make a good move by coming to us to have your PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Of course, we carry a lull line of Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, Etc. Russell Drug Co. Store Phone 125 Res. Phone 143 Moved Back BUT Not a Backward Move! ^ e have now moved back to our old stand in the Ledbetter Building, which has been handsomely refitted for us. When you want Hardware, we are there. HALL & BARR
