About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1907)
New Goods! Fine Clothnig For Fall! Cents’ Furnishings in all the LATEST STYLES. They’re coming every day. You come, too! DAVIS BROS. PEEK BLOCK CEDARTOWN X MM.IIf \lt<m P.IRTV. A largely attended reception was 1 given J-YIday afternoon by Mrs. F. j S Bunn and Miss Kittle Richardum | at the hospitable home of the formr, OI No*th College Street. |t wal a* Ic.i'/ >oldenrc<l party, the *j>acloua! verandahs and room 1 * being Hatefully i d-*co-ated with h profusion of these 1 lc.ll bet. tit lea, rnd the gokb n color 1 scheme ana giro carried out In the dainty refrcafefuei.ts. Little MIhkcIi Florme I lard tick Rnd • Clifford Gibson met the guesrB at the 1 door, and they were invited by Mrs 1 M. D. ItusiM II and Mias Hel* n Jan**)* Into the dining room, where Ico cream | and cake were served by Mrs K. C.J Benton and Misses Myrta Dodds. Hel-1 en Gibson. Pauline Phillip*, Pauline Bailey, Infra Janes and Mamie Lou Dodds. Mias Lizzie Book, assisted by Miss Irene Dempsey, served the coffee, and Mlas<a Margaret Kim* and Josephine Chapman presid'd at the punch bowl. Styles New of New Goods The Swellest Lina of SHIRT ■* WAIST ^ SILKS I I ft' f 5 CITI TAX XVTICK. The hooks fur th • collet-tlo i f City Taxes for the year 19U7 open at tin Clerk', rlf.ee Ort. in. aad close Nov. 20th. )t< 7. J. C. WALKER. ! City Clerk, j esterday • THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD ln M ™ u ^“- " udgin ‘ ,pent Mr. John Cornelius spent Hunday It Chattanooga. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I<e#» s|n*nt Tuts- day In Rockroart. fHOKDIT, OCTOBER 3. HOT. Dr.Wi urday. Bradford was In Rome Sat* Postmaster John I. Full wood spent Blue Stone for »alc now at Russell y „ ( „ r(lay |„ Atlanta Drug Co. . * Hum lSro\ have moved to Col. W. Col. C. B. Willingham, of MarlotU. w Muilrty .„ hullrtlI1K was here Monday. , ! Phone .*150 If you want cleaning and , ? ie lr CB ', . rK " r °° m ' AP ' Promptly done. ply to The Standard office. - Mral H.English nrrivt d home Bun- ay from a visit In Macon. wUe* C’arro and Mamie Lou Dodd* spent yesterday In Atlanta. 'Ain. A. F. Gross has been the gutsr i.VrC «•» / Oct > 3d, 1907. Dear Friend: We have nice calces for breakfast every morning ever since we found some nice syrup to put on them. We must use a gallon eve ry two weeks. But it is not ex pensive, for we can get a whole gallon of Louisiana Pure Cane Syrup for 75 cts. and it’s the best. You can also get pure Por to Rico Molasses and Georgia Cane,too,which is good for Breakfast and Supper. Your friend, JACOB. P. S'. We have got out of the habit of going to any other place for our Grocer ies but ED. A. LOWRY, Phones 43 and 74. or Rockmart friends the past week. Mesdiums It. T. Boothby ami K. P. Jloll<*wny spent Monday In Atlanta. Mitts Nannie Robbs, of Rock wood, Tenn., Is visiting Mrs. F. M. Burgdorf. Miss Dora Williams, of Marietta. Is visiting her brother. Mr. M. J. Wil liams. Mra. PAQgli, of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. W. W. Crawford spent Monday ;i Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cone, and duughter, Mias Myrtle*# spent Tuesday In Romo. Mr. Buell Stark, cashier of the Na tional Bnhk, vu over from Rock mart yesterday. C. Holt, who has been engaged evlval VA»rk here, returned to At lanta Tuesday. Altlj, J. E. Good and daughters, .Mrs. M. Bln ford and Miss Helen, spent yesterday In Atlanta. Mr- Ralph Turner returned Saturday from u v|*|t to hi* slater, Mrs. J. L. Gross, at Houston. Tei. Mrs. N. C. Starr returned to At lanta yesterday after several days visit to Mrs. E. C. Benton' Mrs. G F.Patt* rson returned to Cali fornia Monday, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. 8. P. Holloway. Rev. 8. U. Ledbetter came down from Rome Monday to atteud the funeral of Louis LedbetPr. You want the best, of cour*«! So always buy Chase & Sanborns f imous Seal I Ira lid coffee at Lowry's. Mr*. W. A. Pepper, of Grcenrflr. 8. C.. »n« the guest last w.ek of hei granddaughter. Mra, J. 8. Harria. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin have moved to the new house of Mra. Re becca Uoothby on Thompson st^-et. Miss Sudle Schmidt returned yester day to Talledega, Ala., after several day* visit lo Mrs. T. M. Hightower. Mra. Win. J. Harris arrived home Saturday rruni a visit of several weeks among relatives and rrlends In New York. Messrs. R. E. tJrlffln and Lealer Sheffield have purchased the furm and machinery of Mr. W. W. Cone, of town. Mr. J. H. Dodds has purchased from Mr. Ll M. Reeves a valuable flve-ncre tract of land In East view for the pur pose of subdivision. Tee-hoe! if you want to be gen uinely tickled over your coffee, buy the famous Chase * Sanborn's Seal Brand at Lowry's. It's the best. Rev. H. B. Thomas nnd family came over yesterday from Cartersvllle. aud will occupy the rectory of St. James church as soon as It la overhauled. Capt. and Mrs. W. K. Hall arrived home Monday evening from a visit to their sona. Messrs. Pulton and Arthur Hall, in Philadelphia and New York. The many friends of Miss Lillie White, formerly of Cedartown but now of Augusta, will be interested to learn of her marriage Sunday to Mr. Cieorge llolsendorf. Dr. P. L. Rountree spent In Rockmart. Mr. E. L. Collins returned to At lanta Monday. Mr. W. H. Trawlck spent yester- j day In Atlanta. Mr*. Hen Howren la visiting her; father at Aragon. Mr. John D. Wood, of Atlanta, wa* ! here over Sunday. Mr. H. N.VanDevuml, r spent Tile d«y In i Rockmart. •Mr. K.V. Reynold* spent yesterday] at Borden Spring*. Ala. Mr. J. W. Johns-in, of Chtpley, has I been in the citj- this week. Mra. Janie* M. Morr.a left Monday for anreral days visit In the Calc! City. Mrs. 0, M. Hoy uton return'd Tues- duy after several da * visit |:i Car * rollton. Air. J. H. Cunningham, of Vincent, I Ala., la the guest of Mrs. Lucinda Me ! Meekin. SHOES Ever Shown in Cedartown. A complete as sortment of Dress Goods Braids and Trimmings in all 'he new colors 2 weaves. to suit every eve and pocket book. We are sole agents for the famous Queen Quality Shoes for Women and rhe Barry Shoe for Men, at prices non- competable. Be sure to see our line of CLOAKS for Childen. Misses and Ladies before you buy. ----- ^ ■ Mr Ira Simpson. of Rockijinrt, la he guetl of In r daughter, .Mra K»- lug Lowry. * I want a good man with small fam ily. hut with om* good plow buy T. H. ADAMS. 8. V. Richardson left yesterday for Anniston to upend several day* on business. Cull on Mar Van Roberta If you want your cleaning and pressing neat ly and promptly done. Mra. Maclt Turner nnd little daugh ter, Euilly, left yesterday Tor a visit lo relatives In Atlanta Mrs. Lillie Jarrell, who has l.ec.1 visiting relatives In the city, return ed to Vigo, Alu., yesterday. Mr. Henry Jones, a clever young mun.ofWalthall, ha* accepted a dpo- "Itlon wllh J. R. Lacy ft Co. Nicely furnished front room for rent. Parlor floor. Apply to Mrs. W. C Barber, cor. Phllpot and Noyes its. Mr. Jesse \>. Smith, who has been spending the summ r at Boulder, Col ha* gone to Roswell, N. M . for the winter. §1 Big Department Store, Phone 218. CEDARTOWN, CA. Have you called for Bradford s paint proposition. By every test, the beat Pain! -De von. We make money—you save money— by painting—DEVOE. 'CT7- SI CE DARTOWN, oy painting—uk. SA. Mr. Keilherstou Uuuu had Ur. mis fortune lo have his collar hone brok en while playing football Fr.day af lernoon. Mr. and Ml*. Brntat Led’otter came down front Rome Monday to at ten, the funeral ot the r nephew, Loui» Ledbctti r. Mr. O. Rceae o! Rlrmlnghant took charge or the W«t, rn Cnion Tele graph office Monday, sure edlng M . W. W. Murphiy. It is always best to buy the bes *lun It conns to buying coffee Chas * Sanbom'a famous Seal Brand at Ed A. Is,wry's will "suit )ou lu a Mrs. S. R. Kirkwood and daughter. Mias Mattie, who have been the guests of their daughter and sister. Mrs. T H Adams, left Monday for their lump at Orlando. Fla. Young man with two years fx- UvJj,erie„ce aud well raeommeod 1 take charge of double entry set ot books about Oct. 1st. Addr cart* of Standard. •H,” .Mr. W. Beasley last week bought rroin Mr. It. M. Wheeler a couple of .muses ou Rockmart street, taking as part payment a couple of lots on North Broad street. President Win. J. Harris and Treas urer Wm. Bradford, of The Georgia Fire Insurance Co., s|>ent yesterday in Allantawltlj Comptroller Of m nil \N m. A. \\ right on business connected with the company. Do you rrud Ladies* Home Journal, Woman's Home Companion, Saturday Evening Post. Collier s or Delineator? l>oa.*t fail to read the Sanitol Adver tisement apinaring In ihe».e maga- *ines. Send them the dollar. Brad ford’s drug store will refund price to ill dissatisfied purchasers. Col. J. O. Waddell spent Monday Id Aragon. Miss Halite Sewell Is visiting Miss Maggie Kubunks at Fish. Mrs. G. W. McMeekln went to At lanta Saturday for a stay of several days. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Ayers returned Friday frvw a vis t among rt latives at Breiuen. * Mim Ovelle Reeves returned Tues day from u month's visit to Miss Annie Osborne In Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edvink re turned Satui day to Etowah after a visit to their parents. Squire and Mrs. D. F. Neese. Miss Jeannette Gordon, who has been spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. T. H. Adams, returned home Tuesday evening to Orlando. Fla. Mrs. W. L. McCormick, who has been spending several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Whit field. left Saturday for Jacksonville, Ala., where her husband Is now eu- gaged In buslinbs, having moved from Pell City, Ala. Mrs. Jas. Lowe died Saturday morn ing at her home ill Kant view, and her remains were taken to Felton for tn- terment Sunday, funeral services be ing conducted by' Elder N. A. Ham rick. The deceased lea\es a husband and two little children to mourn her loss. A Good Mrs. Fred W. Horne, of Yokohama. Japan, arrived last evening to spend some time with her mother, Mrs. J. W. Trawlck. She hka beeu spending several weeks In Eurofie for her health,which has been impaired by the Oriental climate. Her many Cedar town friends are glad to welcome her. We are now nicely settled in our new home in the Hardwick-1 ellord Build ing, and led 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. Russell Drug Co. Store Phone 125 Res. Phone |43 Moved Back BUT a Backward Mon! The Samuel Benedict Memorial School opened Monda/ In Elliott's Hall, with an alleudanoe of one hun dred and three, which Is the largest opening In the history of the school. The members of the faculty are: Rev. Geo. E. Benedict, Misses Kittle RichardBOif, Helen Janes and Helen Gibson; other help is expected later. We have now moved back to our old! stand in the Ledbetter Building, which has. been handsomely refitted for us. When you waut Hardware, we are there. HALL& BARR
