About The Bainbridge search light. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1903-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1903)
■“lssi ^ that flung the tort Zachanas ot Columbus spent Idays in tbe city this week. 0 O’Neal of Ponalsonville 'the city the first part oftbe „ l<ower returned Tuesday weeks’visit to friends in Tal- Grace Rice left on Saturday nJ th Ga., where she will en- onroe College* ffillou Thomas visited rela Thomasville the latter por- f last week. j Chestnut left Friday for Atlanta where she will week or ten days. Varina Russell will entertain bsfmg Dish Club Saturday eve- ,tker home on Shotwell street, II Krause left on Sunday for He will be gone about iyi returning via New York. X. S. llawes who has been n g the month of September in la Ga. returned home Thurs- M d Mrs. Joe McFarland of Springs spent the week in They came up to attend remmer-Whitchard marriage. R, Beauprie of Montgomery ament official of the A. C. L 1 the city Monday on business teted with the road. D. Campbell of Montgomery erament official spent several here this week superintending ork of the dredge boats on the W. D. Nance of Albany 6a. several days here this week, ns formerly Miss Fannie Roy- Fort Gaines and has many It here. Hunter of the Hunter & pFurniture Co., has returned e city after spending a season tlanta and points north. He is ng unusually well. if. Leslie Mechcten of Savannah ieen in the city this week try- » raise a subscription to get ltd Baxter Perry the noted msieian to appear here. end Mrs. M. M. McCord of Sham were registered at the man Monday night. They. from Tallahassee where raited relatives, and were on way to Whigham. Wallace Sheffield left Sunday mpanied by Dr. E. J. Morgan Arlington. Mr. Sheffield was dag from heart trouble superin- )y an attack of acute indiges^ tW. H. Bryan has established “mthe Patterson building over •inbndge State Bank, where he I* found a few days hence. ri * °°® u Py the offices recently ™ by Harrell & Hartsfield. * Central of Ga. Ky have ®L ! v ral new buffet sleeping J 11 “ "nderstood that they * lb , eir >erv,ce between J* At’autu. This will be '«ompU° ° ual travel who are methn I l °c la!te . a fi yan tage of mi: lea ! ing Albany at 1 kat night i lAtl »ntathetollowi jL ty John Dean while trying vn’i, arrm of one Frank i( 5 t Saturday was forced to nt ‘o r o, two bullets taking (.j Jrown ran however and ° f the tty Mrs. J. I. Subers Entertains. On Jjffiday evening last Mr. .and Mrs. J. I. Subers entertained a number of their friends at cards in honor of their guest, Miss Grace Caborn, of Chicago. Mrs. C. C. Harrell assisted in receiving the guests. Hearts was the game and at the conclusion Mrs. C. H. Caldwell was found to be the fortunate win- ner of the ladies souvenir, a jewel ed card case, and Mr. Harry Ar» nold was presented with the gen tleman’s prize, a handsome desk calendar. Miss Evirgeline Bower was happily consoled with a silver hat brush and Mr. Frank Jones with a letter clasp. Richly decorated with American beauty roses the beautiful home presented a scene of alluring de light and the charming and gra cious hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Subers rendered the evening one of ideal pleasure. Tribute of Respect. It is with great regret that we as a society are called on to give up our friend and member of the ‘Parsonage Aid Society” in Miss Mittie Bates. She remembered her creator in the days of her youth and joined the M. E. Church at an early age. She was an obe' dient daughter a loving sister, and a faithful friend. She was devot ed to her Church and its interest, and when her health permitted she was always in her place in her church work. Her end was peaceful. She died as she had lived “trusting in the promises of God." We laid her away with her loving mother and Kindred dear. She sleeps in Jesus awaiting the trumpet that shall awake the dead. Mrs. A. L. Townsend, Mrs. H. C. Allen. Committee J. TV LANE From Climax. ■ ■ eware of Imitations!. Ask to... See Our Attachment in Excelsior Trusses. A IRON CITY, GA. Headquarters for the Celebrated Chattanooga Cane ONE AND TWO HORSE PLOWS, AMERICAN FIELD AND HOQ FENCE. Besides carrying a complete line of the above goods, my line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Are Larger Than Ever. Ladies’ Dress Goods from io cents to $1.00 per yard. Ladies’ Ready-to Wear Skirts from 75 cents up. Boys’ Knee Pants, 5 to 15 years, from 25c. to *1 per pair. Boys’ and Youths’ Suits from 75c. to jSio per suit. Men’s Suits from $3 50 to $t§ per suit. SHOES! * SHOES!! I sell the famous BATTLE AXE SHOES. Every pair sold with a GUARANTEE, and have a pair for every man, woman and child living between the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers; so you come right along and get them. I will also keep on hand during the syrup season a supply of CYPRESS BARRELS, and will buy all the Syrup brought to this market and pay SPOT CASH for it. *' YOURS TRULY, J. T. LANE, ing morning. Charlie Trulook, spent Friday, Fowltown. N. C, Bell, has returned from a trip to the bay. A. D. Curry has returned from a trip to the bay. Paul Trulock, went over to Cairo, Monday on business. “Miss Katherine Brown, returned last Friday to her home in Cairo. Z. D. Napier, of Cottondale Fla,, is here yiSitiug his brother J. W. Na pier. Mrs. N. H. George, has returned to her home after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jeter. Miss Mattie Lee Averitt, who has been the guest of Miss Alice Tro look for several days has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Averitt, and Mrs. J. B. Roberts, of Fowltown wetc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Trulock, Tuesday. Mi«s Julia Cook and Mr. Dallas Wood of Attapulgus, Miss Annie Curry, of Fowltown and Miss Mabel Herring of Whigham, attended preaching here Sunday. For the past week we have been enjoying a series of interesting and instructive services at the Presbyte rian Church conducted by Rev. C. j H, Hyde, evangelist for Macon,j Presbytery. Six professed their faith 1 in Christ. Those joming were Messrs Hogan, of Baltimore, Archie Curry, aud Jay Swicord. Misses Wight Powell, Alice Trulock, and Rnbyj Swicord. It will Please You.... We are Agents for The Celebrated 08B0RNE RIVAL -DISC- HARROW. We would like for all our farmer friends to come and thoroughly inspect this machine. It is a great labor saver and cultivator. in Price 8 Disc 16 inches $25.00; 8 Disc 18 inches $27.50; 8 Disc 20 inches $30.00, negro was not dan- •'iT 1 ' 9 sti11 at large - POD, , r drying concealed *oU 6t ' ° r P°inting a weapon ^ At a Saturday night festival aud general melee near Climax last SaG nrday .tight one negro shot another. Dr. Toole extracted the bullet Sun* day rooming. If you wear a Truss don’t fail to look over our stock It is complete and up-to-date. Oak City Drug Co. Bainbridge, Ga. A. J. MACDONALD Bainbridge, Ga. Union Bottling Works. T. I. THOMASON & SON, Props. ^—MANUFACTURE— All Kinds of— * A Ginger Ale and— Carbonated Beverages TT Seltzer Water* —and Specialties. Areated Waters. * ! BAINBRIDGE, GA. PANACEAJMINERAL SPRINGS, Panacea, Fla., on the Gulf of Mexico. • Salt and fresh water ftshing-crabs, oysters, fish, etc. Pleasant and splendid accommodations at reas sonable rate. Excellent mineral water cures all forms of indigestion and stomach affections. Situated among the pines, pure saltj breezes, a de lightful place for[bodily and men tal rest. Address, Mrs. K. McFarland, Panacea, Fla.
