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WE GIVE YOU
-THE—
BEST WE HAVE
VOL. XVII.
PERSONAL MENTION.
items of Interest Caught Between
/ Dopes by the Cub Reporter.
Smith Sr Millstps .sell guano.
See them.
* If you want celebrated guano
to Smith (X: Millsaps.
Mayor Pro-Tern, J. J. Wilson
made a good “.ledge”
Dr. Spurgeon Williahis was in
Lawernceville Sunday.
Mr John A. Thompson visited
South Georgia this week.
For all kinds garden and field
seeds go to Ilerrin Bros.
Mr. (’. M. Ferguson is confined
to his room this week.
jfc* Fertilizers! Sure. We handle
.the In'st. Smith A Millsaps.
WAnted —Furnished front room.
Address C. M. P., Winder, Ga-
Mrs. C- O. Niblack was a visitor
in Atlanta the first of this week.
Mr. 11. N. Rainey, Jr., has been
indisposed several days this week.
Fresh drugs and prompt service
by licensed pharmacist at City Drug
Store.
Mr. George Thompson, student at
Te(?h, spent the week-end here with
ins father.
There are some improvement be
jßg .agitated to add to Winder’s
leant v.
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MiBB Kate ‘Suddath,- of K> • • •..?-,
tlm gt;u-t of her sister, Mrs. \v‘.L.
"* On mui
Mr W. M. Fite, e. ider of
Pa ok- of Stathmn, waA in Winder
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James O Unn. of
Betide hem, spent Sunday in the city
\vAk 'friends.
Mr 0, L. Dabney, of Athens,
• * expected to visit relatives in
Winder soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith, of
Athens, spent Sund iv in the city
Twith relatives.
The ladies are cordially invited
to inspect our stock of toilet articles.
- City Drug Store-
Wanted Labor —Will pay good
wages for same. Apply to W. D.
Watson, Daeula, Ga-
Mr. Rabun Foster, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday and Monday in
Mender with relatives.
The many friends of Mr- S. K.
Shjfc'pton are ghul to see him walk
ing the. streets again.
Mrs. \V. J. - Ru-seP, of New
Timothy, was the guest of Col. and
Mrs. W- 11. Quatermah Simdi.y
Mrs. J. H. Wood and M W.O.
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J 1 Mrs. G. W.
1 Mr. J. id.' Tilrm-r. of Jackson,
A t tl u . (‘any part, of tins week in
M inder on business 1 . Hull Turner h
always i welcome visitor to the city
Luc ni friends v\--jv glad
WINDER. JACKSON COUNTY. GEORGIA. THURSDAY. MARCH 10.1910.
Dr. S. T. Ross was in Daniols
ville Sunday.
For best cold drinks go to the
Gem fount.
Phone No. 8 when you are in a
hurry for groceries.
We sell best varieties of all melon
seeds. Herrin Bros. ‘
Col. G. A. Johns was in JelTerson
Monday <>n busiui ‘SS • •
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mathews
were in Atlanta M onlay.
Bring us your country* produce.
(!em Grocery Company.
For quality and purity use K. K.
K. Flour. Herrin Bros.
Mr. A. Y. Leslie visited home
folks at Kennesaw Funday.
Everybody buys K. K* K. Flour
guaranteed by Herrin Bros.
The Gem is always on the job.
Early and late, phone No 8.
Misses Mary Meadows and Mand
ilou Compton spent Sunday in Mon
roc .
We sell the noted Fnele Sam’s
Bread. Pure, sweet and wholesome.
H -mu Bros.
Miss Minnie Quillian, of Carroll
ton, is the guest of Mrs. L. S. Rad
ford this week.
Fresh goods, .fair prices, prompt
deliveries. Give us a trial. The
(bun will please you.
Lost —One black hog. Color
black, weight 12b pounds. Notify
this office when found. ,
Mr. A. Y. Fa vet Don, neempu
nit ii by his little d.-mj. ter, .Willi'-,
went down to the (•. te City Wed
nesday.
Mrs John McDonald is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joe Hale, of New
Timothy, who is cfii aired to her
room with illness.
If it is a Cotton Planter or Fe -
rtilizer Distributor that you want
wc have them at the right price.
Smith Hardware Cos.
Hon. C. M. Walker was in the
city afshort while Sunday afternoon.
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Col. Walker was en route to su
perior court at Lawreneeville.
Wanted —1,000 well cleaned pre
scription bottles —pints and half
pint is 1 cent each. Smaller sizes
l-2c- each. City Drug Store.
John Deer Reversible Disc Har
rows, with both truck and with
tongue, now offered cheap.
Woodruff Hardware Cos.
Fence, Fence, Fence, Fence,
Garden Fence, Lot Fence, Pasture
Fence, Hog Fence and Barbed \\ ire
Fence for you at Smith Hardware
Company.
Pe ■,aing 1 > + ilk ah ni
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Summon, Civic Hiram iilh i Ids
regular appointment at Hebron ye -
t. rdav aid was on his way to Athoi
la to attend the Bible conferepCe it
Broughton s Tabernacle. —Law-
reueevilie News - Herald.
fliiSl BAPTIST CHURCH.
Dr. L. A. Brown will give a
Gospel talk at the morning hour on
the subject of “The Call of
Matthew.” At the night services
he will use as the subject “Rock of
Ages ’’ This will he a Rock of
Ages service. Dr. Brown will give
a history of the old hymn and
preach from the same text that
prompted the* writer to write* the
hymn. The ehureh male quartette,
composed of George N Bagwell,
Claud Cook, L. A. Brown and
Winders popular bass singer, Mr.
Sam Potts, will render one of the
h-st male quartets yet given by
them. There will be mixed quar
ts ts and the services will close by
the congregation singing the old
hymn, “Iloek of Ages.” The idea
is for every service rendered to he a
Rock of Ages. Iteinetnlrer that of
ferings are not taken at this church
at tin- night- service. Services be
gin at 7: lb p. m.
The church voted to begin their
i special meeting the first or second
! Sunday in June.
The baraea class, which move
| limit has done so much for Baptist
churches for the past 20 years in all
parts of the country, wil move into
its new room next Sun lay. The
room will seat 7b. It wis ImiTt ex
| pres,-sly for the needs of this class.
I The class has become so large and
I the interest so great tlkit a large
| room had to IM* provijled. The
| class Derived its national charter
| iaHt ww ‘ k *
The Sunday School will move m
! to the basement the fourth Sunday.
I Till- tyasPhierU 'is Ofie of the best
i fitted up places for Sunday School
! work in this part of the country,
having separate rooms for every
i class
The Philathea cln-s will receive
its national chain r In a few days-
Miss Edith Mayfield, of Monroe,
is the guest of Mrs. J. N. YoiuFr
leith.
Dr. 11. P. Quillian and wife have
returned from a short visit to South
Georgia
Lost —One 1 duck self-filling foun
tain pen. More likely to he in
business section. Finder please re
turn to Summie Suddath.
Don't lose sight of the fact that
we have the Plow Tools for yon.
Wc want your business. Smith
Ilardwa re (a m pai ly.
You must see “Alice, in Wonder
land,” the brightest* prettiest and
most charming attractive preform
anoe you ever saw. One hundred
and fifty children.
There ars many thing-, we would
like to call your attention to, nut
n ! - an 1 VET i ••v. oil lit: 1
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ton, was in \\ inqer i kur.-d. y-
A!) in in hers *of Winder Lodg
No. hi; !. t>. O. F. are urgen u
in- pfa-seut l'ue.-iday nitfat* Mateo ,
15, Work til two degn es.
BENNETT CHAIRMAN.
Mass Meeting Selects New Offscers
and Names July £0 as Date of
Primary-
About 21X) demoerate of Jacks >n
county assembled in the court house
at Jefferson Saturday for the pur
pose of selecting a chairman,exeutive
committee and naming a date for
the county primary.
Dr. J. ('. Bennett, of Jefferson,
was made ehirman,-*' 11. a) .Willi
ford, of Gomineree vice chairman
and 5..1. Bell, of Jefferson, secre
tary.
July 20th was the day selected to
hold the county primary. ,
MRS. VONDERLEITH ENTERTAINS.
Mrs.J.N. Yonderlicth entertained
very delightfully h ( ist Saturday even
ing at the Way Hotel, in honor of
Miss Edith Mayfield, of Monroe.
The whole lower floor was dec*
orated £with red carnations, com
bined with foliage plants.
Avery interesting contest was
enjoyed-
Mrs. Walter Wood making toj?
I score, was awarded first prize, and
Mrs. L. I). Williams was awarded
second. Miss Mayfield was pre
sented with a lovely lace jibot-
Mrs. Yonderlicth reeieved her
guests wearing a beautiful gown of
tan iiKjfiri silk, elaborately trimmed
in lace. Miss Mayfield wore a
beautiful gown of cream cloth.
At a late hour delude os rvfrosh
i merits were served. Those invited
w*re:
Misses Johnnie Lou -Smith. La
| mi a Arnold, Ora Lee (’amp, Katin
h-ene Coker, Ethel Jackson, Nora
Wills, Emma Moore, Mrs. Clara
: Jones, Mrs. L. 1). Williams, Mrs.
j Walter Wood. Mr. T. A- Maynard,
M< srss Clyde 11ip|, Grover Moseley,
D/‘ri] Nowell, John Hopkins,
jClaudoCook, Guv Kilgore, John
Mil Haps, and Mr. L. D. Williams
ice Pfunt is! Public Outcry.
State of C' orgia, Fulton County.
By virtu re of a resolution passed
by the stockholders and directors of
the Winder Ice and Manufacturing
Company, of Wind t, (U., I will
sell at the office of said corporation,
to the highest- bidder for cash, or
one-half cash, balance in one and
two years, at b per emit per an
num, at public outcry, the fol
lowing property of said corporation
to-wit;
“One ten-ton, absorption ice
machine, complet* , made by the
Columbus Iron work*, a! on •
fifty-tonVold storage plant, said
plant b inV on the track of the
q } . | ♦ J* , , K| i \\V ly' it
\\ inflc] i; 1,,
the a *ove machinery jias been in
' i)fl ‘ <) ;
; i pla i Fen ' and n.. two*
- ,rv 1 oihiof . -'rue' lono- ' bind,
said hinldin ; 1 'do.’, 4 )Xiu iect.
"i iI * Mlti'Cl I • !\ • 10.
J. 11. TrKXEa, I'D ' Mi Tit
I a]uy Soft Drin'.o
At our fouat. Special attention j
■ t v- , ladies and children. City!
Drug Store-
WE HA VE
-THE-
Best You Can Get
MASS MEETING EAST FRIDAY NIGIH
Prominent Citizens Gather in City
Mali and Organize Winder
Board of Trade.
In response to the call for a
business men’s meeting more than
200 of Winder’s representative
citizens assembled at the city hall
Friday night and resolved them
selves into a hoard of trade.
J. B. Wiliams was elected tem
porary and briefly stated the object
of the meeting. On motion a
committee was named to suggest a
name for the organization and
nominate permanent officers. The
chair appointed Messrs. W. L.
Blasingame, G. W. Woodruff, J.T.
Strange, W. T. Robinson, W, O.
Berry, and M. J. Griffeth, ns u
nominating committi e.
This committee suggested ns a
name The Winder Hard of Trade,
and nominated the following for
permanent officers:
For President, J. B. Willoms.
First Vice I’resident, A. A Camp-
Second Vice President, 11. N.
Rainey, Jr.
Secretary - Treasurer, W. 0.
Perry.
Fxeeutive Committee, 11. N.
Rainey, Sr,; R L. Caiithers, W.B.
McCants, G. W. Woodruff, T. A.
Maynard, W. L. Blasingame, J 'lk
Strange, and R. O. Ross.
The report of the committee was
unanimously adopted.
Then came enthusiastic speeches
■or a greater Winder. Uncle Hiram
j-was the star of the evening in the
-;e. ami-making line. II 1 told many
[ interesting incidents^mnected with'
j Winder’s growth, -and stat'-d that
; hoe crowd gathered in the city ball
i 1 ist Friday night could do anything
I they wanted to, and he believed thry
wanted a greater Winder, and with
i harmony, unity and energy there
I was no reason why wc should not
: have ten thousand souls m five
more years.
Many others made interesting
addresses along progressive lines.
A committee on by-laws and con*
I stitution was appointed l.y the
j chair and will report at the meeting
i tonight. Every citizen of Winder
is urged to present in the city hall
this evening.
Lost.
Between Winder add W- A.
Watson's or between W. A Watson
and Oak Grove school house, one
vt.v heavy open'faced watch with
picture of train and trainman <m
face, sp'-ci tl njoveiijent.s, stem-win
der. German silver case. Finder
pleas return to W- A. Watson or
this office and roe live one dollar
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Comp in . FJmvcr+'C iruLhoß. %
R ejs. A • y>i n.iUy- r 8 •
( nidi . City Dry, Cu-,-*.
,:i: 1 linjibkhl.
You nil v■ r f.e-n-'- -ire afl
mCdly ' vlt i to at! <1 our'
Fpiiug Opening Thursd iy,.
nd F'i-'OI be , .>t. ;el,i |o *,l J e
SVTt'e tO " Tie.
K ’ ; .• K-' :. : -
Mr, J W.Warrington ''h i'-
de y ill Atiiei'S.
M s-sps. J. I). Ihke and 4. J. N x
were m Xi indei r e I’lf..
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