About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1907)
New Goods! Fine Clothnig For t\ Fall! Cents’ Furnishings in all the LATEST STYLES. They’re coming every day. You come, too! DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD TBDKD1T, SIPTEHBEB II. HOT. Hon. w. C. Bunn spent Thursday In the Qato City. Col. W. W. Mundy s|»ent the first of the week In Dullas on legal busl- UC8S. I Mr. W. M. Coker, of Bnrneavllle, State Lecturer of the Farmers’ Union, spent Monday mining hero en route to Rookmart for the big rally. Wright spent Mond.'.y ht v was Alla a: Sept. 26, 1907. Dear Friend: I am getting big e- nough to drink tea and coffee. Are you? Papa and Mama used to drink coffee Just for breakfast, but they get such good coffee now that they drink it three times a day. they say the best coffee in town is Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Coffee. Your friend, JACOB. P. S. It’s funny that I always forget that you can get Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand Coffee for 35 cts. a pound at EO. A. LOWRY, Phones 43 and 74. i Dljie Stone for sale now at Husscll Drug Co. Mrs. J. H. Stewart spent Saturday in Atlanta. Mr. J. It. Barber spent Monday In Piedmont, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Smith spent Tuesday In the Gate City. TO RENT—Nice, large room. Ap ply to The Standard office. Mrs. R. T. Boothby returned last week from a visit In Philadelphia. MoBdamen John T, Philips and E. I). Estes spent Tuesday afternoon In Rome. Miss Katherine Bunn left Thursday to re-enter Agues Srott Institute at Decatur. Dr. Win. Bradford attended the big Farmers’ Up ion rally Monday in Kockmart. Mrs. J. W. Good, of ltoclc Run, Ala., was the guest of Cedartown relatives over Sunday. Mrs. Eugene Roberts, of Spring Hill, Tenn., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. H. Phillips. Mr. William Houseal left Monday for Atlanta to enter the Plate Techno logical School. Miss Bessie Dean Wood was the churming hostess at a 6 o'clock tea Thursday night. Mr. W. S. Goodall, of Savannah,was tho guest over Sunday of his sister, Mrs. Geo. D. Collins. The Ladies of Maccabees will meet at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the htftne of Mrs. J. H. Williams. Mr. R. B. May, of Curtersllle, has been the guest this week of his sis ter, Mrs. Geo. Artope. Capt. J. A. Peek went to Floyd county Monday to spend a few days on his big plantation. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Holloway arrived home Thursday from a trip to Phila delphia and New York. Mr. Robert Lockhart, of Birming ham, was the guest the first of the week of Mr. J. W. Barr. Mr. Wm. Parker, Jr., left Monday for New Haven, Conn., to resume his studies at Yale University. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards, of Etowah, are visiting their parents. Squire and Mrs. D. F. Neese. Miss Lucile Reeves left Monday for Jackson, Miss., to re-enter the State Normal College for the term. Miss Florlne Richardson, who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Estelle Hardwick, returned home Monday to Atlanta. Miss Arabella Dun woody entertalne I abou fifty friends very pleasantly Fri day evening in honor of her guest. Miss Wood, of Roswell. If you want a gin, saw mill and corn mill that you can almost make your money back by Jan. 1st, I have it. O. WILLINGHAM Mrs. Geo. Slmervllle, of Griffin.w has been visiting relatives here.went over Monday to Rockmart to visit her father, Mr. O. K. Simerville. Miss Gatier. of Cincinnati. O., ar rived Tuesday to take charge of the Mother Benedict cottage at the Sam uel Benedict Memorial School. .Miss -Sue Pittman, who has been spending a few weeks with her sisters, Mesdames C. M. and B. T. Sewell, | returned Saturday to Cord tie. M” M. D. Russill has bought from hi« father the Turner house and lot on th- cori.er of Main and Central streets, and has moved to that place. Miss Mury Harris arrived home Thursday from a most enjoyat^e trip to Europe. In company with Miss Mabel Blrkbeck, she visited Italy, France and England. BIO MJIIIMKY Ol'KMMi TODAY* The ladlt s of Cedartown and VlcldUy have a fine treat in store for then* this Very day If they visit the La dles’ Bazar. 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 iVili hult 1 you, too. Next Thursday, the 20th,is the date for our Fnll Opening, and we invite all the ladles to come and give our goods their careful Inspection. LADIES' BAZAR. Miss ClAra Whitaker, Prop. Mr. W. II. Morgan was In Rome yes terday. Col. J Aragon. Mr. E. B. Russell was Tuefday. Mr. Geo. Artope yesterday. Mr. J. W. Lee spent Tuesday in Rockmgrt. Mrs. S. A. Thomas spent Tuesday in Atlantu. Rev. G. E. Bemd’ct spent .Mondiy in Atlanta. Rev. J. M. Childers, of Aragon, was hero Monday. Mr. B. F. Lowthcr spent Monday in Piedmont, Ala Judge C. (1. Janos speui Thursday in Cartersvllle/ Miss Nell Watrs is In Rome for a couple of days. Mrs. E. G. Brool s spent Tu sday afternoon In Rome* City Clerk J. C. Walker spent Thursday in A llama. Mr. and Mrs. T 1 J Lyon spent Tues day afternoon In Rome. Mrs. J. D. Witt visited relatives io Atlanta the first of tho week. Kollcitor General W. K. Fielder spout Tuesday in thu Gate City. Mr. Chas. Campbell, of Ro?|^mnrt, spent Sufulay night In the city. * Mrs. J. H. Williams and Miss Qu elle Charlton were in Rome Monday. r. Lou's Waddey was up Tuesday from Atlanta with relative^ In tho j Ity. Mrs. “Dock” Chambers returned 1 home Monday from a Is't in Carters* j vllle. >rs. M. Doyle, of Rockmart, is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Whit*! field. Home Styles Goods The Sweliest Lin? of SHIRT WAIST -* SILKS Ever Shown in Cedartown. A complete as sortnaent of Dress Goods Braids and Trimmings in all he new colors # weaves. AljarA to suit every eve and pocket book. We are sole agents for the famous Queen Quality Shoes for Women and the Barry Shoe for Men, at prices non- competable. u Be sure to see our line" of CLOAKS for Childen, Misses and Ladies beforo you buy. Big Department Store. BirniHu:- Us. W. l\ Mrs. M. E. Carpente r went to Rock- mart Saturday for a couple of weyJtH lsit. Mrs, A. B. Ehtuondson, of 1mm,,la visiting hfr slstar. Jta. Knight. i * '; Miss Pluma Funis, of Birmingham. ith the guest last week of Miss Evv.i Crawford. , | I want a good man with small fain- ! ily. but with one good plow boy. T. H. ADAMS. Dr, J. W. Brewer has moved to the house of the Cedartown Cbmpany on North College street. Call on Mar Van Roberts if you Bath Tub Enamel, Stove Enamel, Varnish stains, Japaiac, Chlnalas, Graining colors and Household paints and Varnishts of all kinds. -XT7 Esznz CE DARTOWN. GA. Mr. L, C. West was in Rome Mon want your cleaning and pressing ueut- | da. ly uud promptly done. Mr. Joe Tate spent Sunday In Esom Miss Willie Rellah, who has been Hill, e guest of Miss Sue Pittniau, re- j Mr turned Saturday to Atlanta. You want the best, of course! So always buy Chase & Sanborn’s fatuous 8«al Brand ooffee at Lowry’s. Mis. Edgar T. Miller of Medlu. Pa, arrived Tuesday evening on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. S. rf. Evans. FOR SALK -The Tate House oi Main street; twelve rooms: conveni ently located. Apply to J. A. Taft, Mr. Q. K. Pier re spent Tuesday In Rome. Col. C. E Carpenter was here from Rome last week. Mr. W. F. Kavws was h«»me over Sunday from Rom**. Mr. W. S. Teat was In Llndale Thursday afternoon. % Col. H. H. Carpenter spent Monday in Rockmart on legal busiifhss. Rev. A. T. Scoggins spent last week Mrs. H. B. hi. haui. who has been j n Rome assisting in a Berles of re- ivnl meetings. the guest of her motlnr, Mrs R« A. Adams, return (FFiuu day to Atlanta- Nice ly furnished front room for rent. Parlor floor. Apply to Mrs W. C B.trber, cor. Plillpot and Noyes su. Mr. J. F. Stone has bought from Mr D. A. Hicks his res denee on South Main street, knovui a. the May place. Postmaster John I. Full wood re turned home Monday evening from a trip to relatives at Dublin and Wad- ley. Mesdames Oils. Beasley and J. E Dempsey spent Saturday and Sunday with their sister, Mrs. A. W. Farrer. at Aragon. Mr. C. M. Reeves accompanied his daughter. Miss Lucile. Monday as far as Birmingham en route to college at Jackson, Miss. Thfl Ladies’ Bazar cordially Invites the ladles of Cedartown and vicin ty to attend the big millinery opening at their store today. Mr. R. H. Jones has let the contract to Mr. Geo. Artope for a good house on his property on the corner of Main and Thompson streets. Young man with two years ex perience and well recommended Y*aii take charge of double entry set of books al oth Oct. 1st. Address "H,” care of Standard. ' Mrs. J. H. Sanders entertained the two Lridge quartets very pleasantly Friday afternoon, and served elegant refreshments. The prize was a beau tiful hand-embroidered belt, and was won by Mrs. S. S. Evans. ’ 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 OI course, we carry a lull line of Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, Etc. I Russell Drug Co. Store Phone 125 Res. Phone 143 Moved Back r. J. H. Kendricks, who has been West for some time, is visiting his friend, Mr. C. B. Lynch. Mrs. Robert Matthews, who has been visiting h« r fathe r. Mr. W. H. Baxter, returned Monday to Newnan. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Crawford gave a pleasant picnic party Saturday at Cave Spring, in honor of Mrs. Paugh. of Pennsylvania, and Miss Ennis, of Birmingham. A law seven room house with cabi net nyiutels. wood fiber plastering and twelve foot porch. If you want a home chtaper than you can build, see me at once. O. WILLINGHAM. Mrs. F. A. Irwin entertained a doz- eu ladies at a delightful spend-the-day party Friday. The dinner was one of those bountiful and elegant spreads for whlQh Mrs. Irwin's hospitality is noted, and the guests thoroughly en joyed the occasion. 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. . , . t j . .. - i -'* , . , . , T1 , a ., stand in the Ledbetter Building, which has The Foreign Missionary Society : of the Method st church wiii entertain been handsomely refitted for US. all the ladies oT that church on Mon- day afternoon, Oct. 7th, at 4 o’clock, want Hardware, we are there. instead of Friday as previously an nounced. All strangers in the city of this denomination are urged to be present. BUT Not a Backward Move! We have now moved back to our old When you HALL& BARR
