About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1907)
Deo. 6th, 1907. Dear Friend: I was very tired when I came from down town this morning. Mama sent me down town to get our Christmas things. We have in vited lots of. friends to come take Christ mas dinner with us. Mama said she wanted to get the very best kind of groceries, be cause it doesn’t look nice to ask people to cfinner and not put the nicest things on the table. Your friend, JACOB. P. S. I can'.t tell all the nice things we got, but you oan get everything you want for Christmas of the very best at ED. A. LOWRY, Phones 43 and 74. P. S. I forgot to tell you LOWRY has just received a ship ment of new orop Geor gia Ribbon Cane Syrup. JACOB. P. S. Have you baked your Fruit Cake yet? Mama has, and she got her fruit cake sup plies at LOWRYS, Who will tell you more about it in next week,s Standard. You might take my advice and buy now for the rush is sure to come and LOW RY has bought enough for everybody. Your friend, JACOB. At ' LOWRY’S, Phones 43 ar.d 74. HB CKI/AHTOWN STANDAKD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, HIT Capt. J. A. P6ek wan In Rome Mon day. Mr. Orahain Norman wuh In Atlnnta Hunday. Col. .1. L. Tlson has boon Ih Atlanta thlH week. Mrs. (J. NV. Whltflo’d spend Sndiy In Rock mart. j Miss Laura Mays was at IModmonl, Ala., over Sunday. Mr. I). A. Porter, of Stiver Crook, was hero Tuesday. Hon. Felton Mundy was over yester day from Rook mart. Mr. Buell Stark was over from Rockniart yesterday. Hon. W. K. Spinks, of Dallas, was In the city yesterday. Mr. J. W. Rogers, of R >.Lunar I, was In the city Saturday. Mrs. R. O. and Mlsj Forrest Pitts wore In Romo Tuesday. It’s the cheapest by the year — DK- Vl)F lead and zinc paint. Mr. Roy Anderson, of DojiLurg, Is the guest of Mr. Herbert Hogg. MesdatucH J. J. Cooper and J. F. Pierce spent Saturday In Atlanta. Messrs. C. Wagstaffo Bateson and M. O. (lulss were In Atlanta Friday. A horse, buggy and harness to ex change for lumber. II. ,1. DEMPSEY Mrs. S. J. Kuster left last week on a \lslt to relatives in Memphis, Tenn. r. .1. W. Johnson returned last It from an extended stav at CUip- loy. dies Cora Anthony Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Jones boro. Judge Price Kdwards has been here this week from Buchanan holding mo tion court. Mrs. M. K. Carpenter went to Rome "Saturday on a visit it* her son, Col. C. E. Carpenter. Miss Edith Weatherly, of Rome.was the guest last week of her uncle. Mr. O. K. Marshall. Miss Tinsley Winston, of West Point, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Eunice Winston. Mesdair.es J. O. Cial b and C. W. Hollclt and Miss Helen Crabb were in Rome Monday. , Holiday buyers will do well to In spect the well selected stock at Brad ford's Drug Store. Mr. C. M. Jarvis, of Norfolk, Va. spent Thanksgiving here as the guest of Mr. H. A. Rau. l>r. J, J. Cooper was railed to Dal las Sunday by the death of his broth er, Dr. A. J. Cooper. Mrs. W. M. Hawkins, of Marietta, was the guest last week of her niece, Mrs. S. N. Clary, Jr. Mrs. Chas. Bsosley spent the latter part of last week with her sister.Mrs. A. W. Far re r, at Aragon. The Cedartown Pressing Club will do your cleaning aud pressing neatly and promplty. Phone 350. Mrs. F. W. Horne left yesterday to spend a week In Atlanta as the guest of Mrs. A. E. Buck. Miss Kate Boox returned la«t week from a visit to her sister. Mrs. A. W|1 lls Evans, at SanderevUle. Mrs. M. J. Moore, of Atlanta, came up last week to spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Shelton. Revs. J. A. Sewell of Shady Dale, and J. M. Sewell ofSvtntervtUe, visit ed Polk county relatives and friend' last week. Mrs. A. W. Stubbs and Miss Evelyu Fite went to Rome Tuesday to spend a few days with their sister, Mrs. H. H. Arrington. Mr*. S. W. Crook and Mis4 Anna Wood, of Jacksonville. Ala., are the guests of Meedames W. T. Gibson and R C. Benton. Mr. O. E. Marshall has commenced work oti his new residence on Rock- rnart street. Mr. H. J. Dempsey is the contractor. Mrs. G. W. Black, of Aragon, who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. T. J. Davis, left Monday, tor a visit to relatives in Rome. If you want a doll for the little oue that will last forever see the Alabama Indestructible Dolls in win- dow at O. R Marshall's drag s ore. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kimball, who have been the guests of their daugh ter.- Mrs. G. R. Hutchens, returned Monday to their ho.us iu Tallapoosa We have in genuine ebony with sterling silver mountings. Military Set* Hair Bust.vs. Clcth Brushes arc Mr. E. C. Benton was In Rome Tues day. Mr. J, W. Lee spent Saturday at Rockniart. Mito. Chns. Hudgins spent yesterday In Atlanta. Mr. Wm. Ixiwry, of Aragon, wau hero Tuesday. Mr. J. P. Haznid, of Rome, spent Tuesday Here. Col. J. J. Spalding, of Atlanta, was here yesterday. Mrs. Willie Frazer spent Sunday in the Gate City. Mr. E. S. Chambless was In Rock- mart Saturday. Col. J. L. Tlaon spent Suoda> In Wellington, Ain. Mra. M. S. Pritchett, of Silver Creek, wuh here Monday. Col. C. B. Carpenter, of Rome,spent Friday night here. Miss Dora Harris was at Piedmont, Ain., over Sunday. Mr. Wm. Summers was in Rome Tuesday afternoon. Mr. L. M, Johnson spent Tue dny fternoon in Rome. Mr. J. W. Johnson spent Saturday at Wellington, Ala. Mr. G. M. Ayers spent the latter part of last week at Felton. Mrs. Earl Sewell visited relatives In Carrollton over Sunday. Mrs. M. G. Richard ion visited rela tives In Rome last week. quire N. V. Paris, of Brownings, was in the city Saturday . Mr. H. L. McEwen, of Atlanta,spent Thanksgiving In the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Leary visited • irelatives in Birmingham last week. I Mrs. Linton Vandiver ft spending a ; few days In Cednrtown.— Rome Herald Mrs. W. J. Noyes, of L'xington, ar-! rived Tuesday and la the guest of n 1-1 atives. Mrs. Lou Felton, of Rome, was the guest of Cedartown relatives over Sunday. Messrs. Herbert Hogg, Roy Amler-, son and Ralph Turner were in Rome, Tuesday. Good safe for sale for only $35. Ap ply to Miss Clara Whitaker at the La dles* Bazar. All parties wanting pigs for next year, call on me. G. W. LINDSEY, \ R. F. D. 6. Mrs. B. F. Archer, of Rome, was! the guest last week of her sister, Mrs X. N. David. ■ qi The nobbiest line of ladies, hand bags ever shown in Cedartown. at 1 Bradford's Drug Store. Mr. W. R. Thompson has bought a lot onj Thompson street, on which « he will build at once. Capt. J. C. Foster, of Floyd county, was the guest Tuesday of his daugh ter, Mrs. G. A. Thompson. Mr. \V. H. Bridges returned Friday * to re%ume his position at the Central ! Railway Shops, after a long illness at (O&divillr. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Craw ford give a delightful dinner Thanksgiving in ’ honor of their guest. Rev. J. D. Turner, of Hartwell. Miss Elizabeth Boox enYertait id a party of ladies very pleasantly at bridge Friday afternoon, and served elegant refreshments. Mrs. R. M. Lockhart, of \tlanta. came up last week to spend a few * days with her sisters. Mesdames J. W. Barr and Mamie Dun woody. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott were over from Piedmont, Ala., to spend Friday night. Mr. Scott is now superinceu-1 dent of the mines at Russellville, Ala. A NEW LINE OF ECRU NET WAISTS JUST RECEIVED. ALSO A PJEW LOT OF * SKIRTS ’ ON DISPLAY. THESE ARE THE PRETTIEST YOU HAVE YET SEEN. YOU CAN FIND HERE A COMPLETE LINE OF Notions - and - Shoes, AND EVERYTHING USUALLY CARRIED IN AN UP-TO-DATE DRY COODS STORE. PHILLIPS Big Department Store, Phone 218. CEDARTOWN, CA. The agency for fine cut flowers ’ from C. A. Dahl, the great Atlanta florist, is at Burbank's drug * store. Orders flut'd promptly and at reasonable prices. % Mrs. N. L. Davis returned Saturday to Taylorsville afur spending so .■» j time with her sons and daughi. r.! Messrs. J. K. a \d J. L. Davis ar.d * Mrs. l«estr Shaft d. Mr. and Mrs. O W! Unghaxr. Mr. 1 and Mrs. C. R Brumby and M.s Janus; J. H. Sanders and J. X. Wh.te attend- ed the Elks' Memorial exercises in Rome Suuday afternoon. Union Thank s; iving re rvie. s * e: e, held Thursday morning at trie Pres byterian church, and an especially ap-j propriate sermon was preached to a| good congregation by Dr. J. G. Pa: -! ton, of Decatur. WANTED—To work for the pu Lie: j Painting. Carpenter Work. Fern lag, I Roofing, Pavement and Brick V.'ork.l ^ you need anythini in those Lues, i - .‘ply to Thomas & Bros. Repair jc Building Co. Phone thW. noi BRADFO: i>Rl TORE. • Studio, an i you aU the and l ; pupils of j holidays, t pie will j u ' is the title at on the Nurc High School, d arse -class m charge of the Barber can make picture* for ay from 25 cents to $23 tisfaction guaranty a on work. Give me a trial sure to please you W. R. RAWLS'. Every preparation in my store is jvxsitively guaranteed under the New Pure Drag Law. When a prv&trip- tion is sen; to-G. E. Marshall's drug store, yxm are assured that yea get the without any ^abstitutioa whaterer. O. E. MARSHALL. Mr. C. McGaskey spent Sunday at Fish. Mr. Hunter Mountcastle spent Mon day night in Rome. Mr. w. L. Whistenant, of Aragon, was here Saturday. Mrs. W. H. Wilson visited relatives in Rockniart last week. Mesdames E. D. Estes and Henry Boss were in Rome Friday. Mrs. W. H. Bridges returned Mon day from an exteuded visit in Carroll ton. Mr. J. M. Moore and family went to Piedmont, Ala., Saturday for a week's | visit. A large party of young people en joyed a bird barbecue at Liddell's pond Thanksgiving Day. Is the enamel off your bath tub? A piht can will refinish it. and you can get It at Bradford's Drug Store for sixty cents. About Feb. 1st. IMS, I will rent the residence I occupy. See me quick if you want a nice house to live In O. E. MARSHALL. Druggist. Rev. C. M Ledbetter, formerly one of Cedartown's best young men, was sent lost week by the South Gyvrgiaj Methodist Conference to Plains, in j the Am eric us district. Our people are 'very much gratifi-1 id that Rev. R. P. Tutrm has been 1 returned to the Ptlk Mission and Canal Street church. He has done some excellent work during the pis: wo years he has been in charge. I am a revident agent for the Georgia Fire Insurance Company of 1 Cedartown. If you want to insure j at home, l can insure you. My ! brother. Chester A. Knight, is now! connected with my agency. FELTON B. KNIGHT. The insurance agencies of W. J. 1 Harris *: Co. -and J. R. Barber have i been consolidated, with Mr. Barter as j manager, under the title of the Cedar- j town Insurance Agency. Their office j will te in the rear of the new Farm- ers* £ Mechanics' Bank in the Peek building. f j A Good Move! We are now nicely settled in our new home in the Hardwick Telford Build ing, and leel that we haye made a good move. You Mill now make a good move by- coming to us to have your PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Ol course, we carry a full line of Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles' Etc. Russell Drug Co. Store Phone 125 Res. Phone 143 - paper ar.a ar rri i i n | | \^0r^ CEDARTOWN. SA. HALL & BARR General Hardware. ^ We wis h our friends and the public generally to be apprised of the fact that we have gathered into our new and commodi ous quarters a complete and desirable line of the best goods to be bought. These we of fer at prices en irely reasonable, as always. Oi.er fair treatment. Droo in and be convinced.
