About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1907)
New Goods! Fine Clothing For Fall! Cents’ Furnishings in all the LATEST STYLES. They’re coming every day. You come, too I DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD TH0ISD1T, SEPTEMBER II. HOT. Dr. J. P. Greer wan In Atlanta yes terday. Mrs. J. M. Hunt spent yesterday In Atlanta. Mr. VV. K. Holmes spent Monday night in Atlanta. Mr. C. J. Wood, of Ohfttchfe, Ala., was hero over Sunday. TO KENT—Nice, large room. Ap ply to The Standard office. Col. Carden Bunn has been spending a couple of days In Athens. Mrs. E. S. Ault left yesterday for a few days visit In Cartersville. A. Crossley will pay cash for those castaway tolerable good shot s. Mr. E. G. Ottley, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Cedartown friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Beall left Sun day for u month’s visit In Texas. Mr. Thos. O.MarBhall left Tuesday to re-enter Emory College at Oxford. Miss Marie England arrived home Tuesday from n visit In Savannah. Col. .1. L. Tlson left hist week for a trip to the Jamestown Exposition. Mlta Mattie Peek left Tuesday to enter the LaGrange Female College. Mrs. John Neeley, of Augusta. Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. A. E. Young. Mrs. W. C. Bunn and daughter, Miss Katherine, and Miss Margaret Sims were In Rome Saturday. Miss Marlon Black, of Rome, spent the week-end here as the gueBt of her cousin, Mrs. T. J. Davis. Mrs.Stewart McMullen, of Rockmart, spent the week-end with her brothers, Messrs. J. R. and W. C. Barber. Mr. M. C. Brady, a genial gentle men from Fremont, O., has been in the city this week prospecting for a location. I sell the very best grade of spec tacles at reasonable uniform rates; no faking in quality or prices. W. W. TURNER, Jeweler. Miss Nell Norton spent Saturday in Atlanta. Mrs. R. M. Boldridge was In Rome Tuesday. ' Mayor J. B. Lacy spent yesterday In Atlanta. Judge Joel Branham, of Rome, was here Saturday. Mr. R. 11. Prior spent Saturday in the Gate City. Mr. J. H, Quinlan spent Saturday night In Atlanta. Mr. B. P. Lowther was at Gadsden, Ala., over Sunday. Cupt. J. A. Peek Is spending a couple of days In Atlanta. Mr. F. A. Witt went to Atlanta yes terday for a couple of days stay. Miss Corrle Adams left yesterday to re-enter school at Meridian, Miss. Mrs. Chas Paugh, of Rochester, Pa., Is the guest of Mrs. W. W. Crawford. Mrs. J. M. McArver left Saturday to spend some time with relatives at Ly- 4)rly. Mr. W. B. English and family left Sunday for a visit In Atlanta and Macon. Mrs. It./R. Thompson left Tuesday to spend a few days at Youngs and Rockmart. Mr. R. D. Trammell has just com pleted and moved into his neat new residence on Marshall street. FOR SALE—The Tate House 01 Main street; twelve rooms; conveni ently located. Apply to J. A. Tate. Mr. Isaac Coplan went to Rome Tuesday to attend the Jewish Day of Atonement services there yesterday. Miss Ida Stovall, of Madison, spent the first of the week with her sis ters, Mesdames J. Wright Adamson and W. H. Trawick. Mr. Lee Young has bought from Mr. Walker Bradford three houses in Eastvlew, through the agency of A. B. Phllpot & Co. "Eyesight Is priceless," therefore you should not rlBk cheap quality glasses when you can get the best at reasonable prices from W. W. TUR NER, Jeweler. 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, Wluimlt ml Mail Grocer, Phones 43 and 74. Cedartown. Ga. BIG MILLINERY OPENING. The ladies of Cedartown and vicinity have a fine treat In store for them next Thursday if they visit the La dles’ Ba/.ar. Every lady likes to see pretty millinery goods, and we have the nicest line this year ever brought to Cedartown. You can’t help but like them, and the prices will suit you, too. Next Thursday, the 20th,is the date for our Fall Opening, and we Invite all the ladles to come and give our goods their careful Inspection. LADIES’ BAZAR, Miss Clara Whitaker, Prop. Mrs. Su.de Jones waH In Rome Sat urday. Mr. J. H. Dodds was In Atlanta yes terday. Mrs. Frank Mar.ih spent Tuesday In Atlanta. Mr. It. Ganimbn was at Kingston over Sundny. Mr. Paul Jones was home Sunday from Atlanta. Mr. R. B. Baker was In Rome Tues day afternoon. Mr. Julius A. Harris whh in At lanta Tue.'day, Mr. Q. K. Pierce was in Rome Tues day afternoon. Mr. J. R. 8tyles spent Tuesday at Coal City, Ala. Mrs. J. A. Wynn Is spending a few days In Atlanta. Mr. Carey J. King, of Rome, spent Saturday night here. Squire T. N. Vincent wa-i in Rome the first of the week- Mrs. J. Wright Adamson spent yes terday toi the Gate City. Mrs. W. N, Hutchings returned Tuesday 'to Cartersville. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradford were here from Rome Sunday. FOR SALE—Two good cows, fresh in. Apply to T. H. Adams. Mr. W. S. Coleman 1ms been at Ac- worth and Calhoun this week. Dr. W. A. Chapman arrived home Tuesday from a visit In Virginia. Mr. W. L. McCormick was here fro.Ji Birmingham the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. VV. B. Reese left yes terday for a visit In North Carolina. Mrs. Lizzie Hughes, of Rome, spent the week-end with- Miss Fannie Wees- ner. Mrs. Nannie Morgan, of Rockmart, Ims bedn ‘Visiting Mrfc. It. A. Wright this vyuek- ^ n . Mr. j. M. Parham, a good citizen from the east end of the county, 'was here Tuesday. Messrs. J. W. Barr, R. O. Pitts ft\\i\ T. E. ChatnblesB spent Tuesday r at Wheeler Spring. t ,' Mr. Evander King left Tuesday' to re-enter the State Technological School In’ Atlanta. Call on Mar Van Roberts If you want your cleaning and pressing neat ly and promptly done. Mr. J. E. Good spent the first of the week iu attendance at the tabernacle meetings in Cartersville. Miss Daffy Lee Prloulean, of At lanta, spent the week-end ns the guest of Miss Leahnora Bradford. Mlds Kate Hammond, of Carters ville, was the guest of Mrs. W. W. Turner the first of the week. I-adleH should not'ce the new ad- ertlsement of Mrs. J. M. Hunt's big millinery opening next Thursday. Nicely furnished . front roum for rent. Parlor floor. Apply to Mrs. VV. C-Barber, cor. Phllpot and Noyes tts. Little Miss Thelma HI 1. who has been spending the summer with her grandparents Col. and Mrs. J. O. Wad dell. returmd home Saturday. to Augusta. Quite a number of proniineut men ae wearing those $3 50 • home-inode shoes, and every one is satisfied. \ou had bitter try a pair, at A. Crossley's shoe shop. I can fit you with spectacles or eye glasses of the very best quality. I use the hig:»e8t grade of lenses per fectly focusi d. VV’. VV. TURNER. Jeweler. Mr. M. C. Bobo has accepted a po sition as traveling salesman with South Georgia as his territory. Their many friends are glad to know that his family will remain here. Messrs. M. V. B. Ake, Win. Brad ford and J. E. Houseal, of the County School Board, and County Commis sioner J. E. Lovvorn spent Monday at Hamlet to select a site for the new school for that place. Do you read Ladies’ Home Journal, Woman's Home Companion. Saturday Evening Post, Collier’s or Delineator? Don’t fall to read the Sanitol Adver tisement appearing in these uia:?a- ziffes. Send them the dollar. Brad ford's' drug store will refund price to all dissatisfied purchasers. Mrs. Morgan D. Russell entertained a party of ladies very pleasantly Mon day afternoon at bridge in honor of M‘ss Kate Hammond, of Cartersville, and served elaborate refreshments. The prize was a handsome deck of cards:, and was won by Mrs. S. S. Evans in the cut with Mrs. B. F. Sims. New Styles OF New Goods The Swellest Line of SHIRT * WAIST SILKS Ever Shown in Cedartown. A complete as sortment of Dress Goods, Braids and Trimmings in all - he new colors £ weaves. CU nre to suit every eye and pocket OnULO book. We are sole agents for the famous Queen Quality Shoes for Women and the Barry Shoe for Men, at prices non- competable. Be sure to see our line of CLOAKS for Childen, Misses and Ladies before you buy. Bio Department Store. Phone 218. CEDARTOWN, CA. Bath Tub Enamel, Stove Enamel, Varnish stains, Japalac, Chinalac, Graining colors ami Household paints and VarnlHhts of all kinds. — II'iVlj.i CEDARTOWN, GA. Mr. VV. T. Colbert was in Rome Sat urday. Mr. J. E. Wilson spent yesterday in Atlanta. Mr. J. VV. Akers, of Atlanta, was here Sunday. Miss Mamie Jones Is spending a few days in Rome. Mr. L. M. Caldwell, of Summit, was in the city Saturday. Mr. W. A. Jackson has returned from a visit in -Carrollton. Mr. J. S. Green was home from At lanta to spend the week-end. Mrs. H. W. Sewell went to Rockmart Saturday for a few days visit. Mr. Frank McCarren, of Atlanta, spent the first of the week here. Mrs. Sain Ayers, of Chattanooga, came Saturday for u few days visit. Mrs. J. E. Campbell went Sunday to Eoom Hill for a stay of several days. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jones, of Clem, spent the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Styles. Mr. J. C.Knight, Jr., arrived home Friday night from an extended trip through Northern and Western states. Miss Lily May Cook, who has been the guest of Mrs. Susie Jones, re turned Tuesday to her home at Green ville. S. C. Mrs. I. T. Mee went to Mllledge- vllle Sunday' to take her daughter. Miss Althea, for treatment at the Sanitorium. They were accompanied by Dr. R. N. Spinks. There is no better brick made thau 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. Mrs. Thos. J. Davis was the charm ing hostess Friday afternoon at a pleasant bridge party given in honor of her cousin. Miss Marion Black, of Rome. The first prize, a fancy silk work-bag,was won by Mrs. B. F. Sims, in the cut with Mrs. Chas. Van Wood. The hostes3 was assisted by Mrs. J. M. Curtright, and following the game an elegant salad course was served. A Good Move! ' We are now nicely settled in our new home in the Hardwick- l ellord Build ing, and feel that we have made a good move. You will now make a good move by- coming to us to have your PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 01 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 Hot a Backward Move! 1 ~ l>m h av e 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
