The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1904-1917, March 01, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFERTILIZER MATERIALS. We are prepared to offer you a limited quantity of Unadulterated High Grade Fertilizers made from the very best materials, or we can sell you the materials separately, either in bags or bulk, and you do your own mixing. This is a rare chance to get your money’s worth. . Come and see us. Call on either E. Strickland or A. Strickland. : : : BARTOW GUANO CO. Bartow County News inter#*ting faet* Gathered Ui&isg h W *#& by Our Regular Correspondent** CAVR We are having soma warm wea tht i at this waiting. Mr, Eugene Cowart was a visi tor at Fail mount Sunday. Several from here attended l>iavei meeting at the home of Mrs. J. M. Craig Sunday night. Mi. C. F. Yarbrough haN rev tinned home alter a visit to his sister iu Atlanta. Fey. H. P. Sheffield, of Carters, vide, was a visitor at the home of Mr. H. F. Cowart Saturday. We were sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. Frank Harris which occurred Friday night about seven o'clock. She was a member of the dipti. st church and was buried at Mt. Pisgah cemetery Sami day, he H. C. Cowart officiating. Mr. and Mrs. K. R, Jackson, of A too, weie visitors at this place aUuday night and Sunday. 'Miss Josie Craig, of Cass spent Minday with ‘Miss Berta Cowart. Mr. J. P. Gaines was in Carters tr| "wile Monday on business. Mis. T. S. Farmer, of Halls, was tht guest of Mrs. ,T. C. Law Mon day. Notice is hereby given that the books will be open for the purpose of receiving tax re turns for county of Bartow on Thursday, February Ist, 1917. The law requires all real estate, monies, notes, accounts and personal property of every description, held or. Janu ary Ist, 1917, shall be returned at its true and market value on that date. lam also re quired to take a census of all Confederate soldiers or their widows who reside in Bartow County, January Ist, 1917, and the name of company or regiment to which they belong ed; also time and place they enlisted, when and where discharged. 1 will be at the places named below on the days and dates mentioned for the purpose of receiving tax returns of Bartow County for the year 1917 DISTRICT Pint*. Lug Cassville. Wolf Pen . ... White Folsom 5 Atteiraville . Kingston • Iron Hill Taylorsville Stileaboro Eufaarlee Emerson Allatoona Stamp Creek Cartersvllle A too Hosteller's Mill A. J. Nally’s Hobo’s Shop Joll’ys hi tore Under the law I must complete my work*by the First of May and turn same over to the Tax Equalizers. I urge every taxpayer of the county to make his return to me before that date, as all who fail will appear as defaulters. JOHN C. HANEY, Tax Receiver. SALACOA, On account of measles the box supper at Salacoa was postponed. Mr. William Teague is said to have appendicitis. Mr. H. B. Fowler spent Satur day liight with Mr. Jack High tower. Mr. Paul Wehunt and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, Watt Jenkins. Mr. John Crow and sister spent Sunday with their brother near Greely. Mr. Robert Wilson of Sonorav viile, spent one day last week with W. L. Wilson near here. Mrs. Edith Fowler spent Sunday with Mis, Alice Fowler. Messrs H. B. Fowler and Le. ward Hightower visited Mr. Henry Crow Sunday who is quite ill with lagrippe. The trustee election here resulted in the election of A. w. Hightower as trustees for Salacoa school. Come to Salacoa to Sunday school March 4 and hear .in ad dress bv Prof. H. B. Fowler. , TAX RECEIVER’S NOTICE FIRST ROUND February 1. all day February 2, all day February 3, morning February 3, evening February 5, all day - February 6, all day February 7, all day February 8, ail day February 9, all day February 10, morning February 10, evening - February 12, all day, February 13, all day February 14, all day February 15-18-17, all day February 17, evening February 21, at night March 14, at night March 9, at night - February 27, at night - ADAIRSVILLE Mr. and Mrs, Hugley and Miss es Alice Butler and Annie May Watson motored to Rome Wed nesday. Mrs. F. L. Dyar has beeu at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. J. P Dyar, for some days. Miss Alice Dyar is spending a few days at home. Mrs. D. W. Louder milk has re turned from a visit to Smyrna. Miss Loulie Addington has re turned to Atlanta after several days with her mother and father Mr. and Mrs, H. N. Addington. The Symphony club met with Mrs. A. E. Brogden Saturday at'-' ternoon. The election was held aud Mrs. N. E. Anderson was re elected president, Mias Bessie Evans, vice president and Miss Minnie King secretary and treas. urer. The hostess had arranged an original contest which created much amusement and interest. A fruit salad with potato chips and coffee was served by Mrs Brogdon and her niece Miss Marguerite Bonner. Mrs. Marvin Jolly, of Rome is the guest of her mother Mrs, L. P. Gaines. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Teireli spent last week end with relatives here. The Bans Souei club gave a sup per Saturday evening for the bene fit of the club house. Mr. John Maxwell entertained SECOND ROUND February 24, all day February 19, all day February 23, morning February 23, evening February 22, all day February 21, all day February 20, ail day February 28, ali day March 1, all day February 27, morning February 27, evening March 2, all day March 3, all day February 26, ail day March 23. ail day several of the High School set < Wednesday evening. Misses Mamie Joe and Kate ward are spending some weeks iu Atlanta. Mrs. Stephens the mother ot Messrs Charles and wade Stephens is quite ill at the home of Mr. wade Stephens on Main street. Mrs*. Julia Stewart entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Sewing Club and a number of other friends j at, rook. After the game the host ess assisted by her sisters, Mrs. Milton Gaines, of Cartersville and Mrs. E. D. Yeach, served lovely refreshments consisting of creamed chicken in timbales, beaten bis cnit, fruit salad rosettes with whipped crearn and coffee, after which red aud white heart-shaped mints were passed. Those invited were-, Mrs. O. B. 1 Hishop, Mrs, H. VT" Pairs, Mrs. O. W. Satterfield, Mrs. A/ Max. well, Mrs. J. P. Bowdoin, Mrs. C. M. Chanrlee, Mis. W. I*. Whit worth, Mrs. A. E. Brogdon, Mrs. j Milton Gaines, Mrs. Tom Bryan,! Mrs. Harry McCollum, Mis. Roy Chamlee, Mrs. Byrd Ch am lee, Mrs. E. D. Yeach, Mrs. It. C. Cook, Mrs. W. P. 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