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vol. xvi. PERSONAL MENTION. The Charlie Shop. A-k th< man. Fifteen Clerks Wanted by 4 p. m . J. L. Saul. Am St Lizzie Lay Kmiite ill with pu>iui onia. t ( j Mr. Wheeler Downing, of Au gusta, is in the city. Miss Lizzie Cooper*has boon quite ill for several days Miss Norine Cooper, of Com merce, is visiting relatives in Win-; tier. - .i!e ft IDP-l !• "f T. :w- Sun< ■ •!••• with ; 1 v ' f ‘VcIW Mrs. Center, of Athens, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Will Edwards. iikaved while you wait. We turn ; them out by threes Barron &j Robertson. Mr. D. W. Maffett, of Route 22, was a visitor to The News office this week. r . ■ • v ' dof Shouts will ar *-~# ’ 4M, J. W. Hon. Julian Little, of Carnes ville, spent Saturday in the city on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson and little daughter spent Sunday with relatives at Dacula. Misses Susie Dowdell and Manehe Stanton are going to “The Devil" in Atlanta Frida}’. *fc Suddath will have a good lot of Shoats at Jefferson Feb- TAiary sth and GlVr. George Harrington, of tire Ger mania Fire Insurance Company, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. W. J. Patton, formerly of Bu - ford, but now of Caw thorn, Ga., was in Winder this week. You will find Mr. Golden Mi chael, of Athens, with Barron & Robertson. Give him a trial. Aunt Jane Hammonds has been critically ill for some time, but is much improved at this writing. .T. W. Moore & Son sold more hogs Saturday than was ever sold in ary one day at this market. Why? Miss Ella Smith, of Carl, was the admired guest of her cousin, Miss Birdie Smith, on Athens street. Will sell you cheap for note or cash —good young mule, or ex change for gentle horse. W. L. Blasingarne. Mrs- A. A. Camp, of Winder, spent last Thursday in the city the of Mrs- R. A. Hammond. — Walton News. Little Mary Belle has arrived to be a companion to “Bill” and brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woodruff. Mrs. Hubert and little son, Marion, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs- W. B. Mathews, have returned to Athens. Don’t forget that you can secure a good Turkey Dinner Friday or Saturday at the restaurant of R. J. Tuck, on Candler street. Tennessee Shoats on hand Febru ary 4th and fih aL ; A Jack son’s Stables. and pick. J. W.rivals and depaA" v * |ot guaranteed! hhhhh WINDER, JACKSON COUNTY. GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1909 A 115.00 Suit for £9.90 at J. L. Saul's. Dr. Sam Ware, of Loganvillo, spent Sunday in Winder. Mrs. T. M. Foster is our again after-a week's illness. Mr. Tom Daniel, of Atlanta, is visiting Mr. A. G. Lamar this week. Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Edwards visited friends in Athens Sunday. Mr. Mack Lord and family, of Commerce, visited relatives here tins week. Miss Jewell Johns, of Bishop, is visiting Mrs. Carl Nil dak at the St a2 s op, house. Cloaks fur Ladies’ and Misses’ can b bought for less than the cost of raw material at J- L- Haul's. .Just think! a £12.50 Overcoat f r 87 50; a. 80.00 Overcoat for £2-98 for the next 8 days at J L. Saul’s. Mr. Pryor Caldwell, of Monroe, was in Wind* r this week attend ing the missionary conference of the M-thodistchurch. Mrs. Annie Anderson, of Farm ington, has returned home after Spending several days with her sis ter, Mrs. J. 11. Kilgore. Mr. and Mrs. Fit S._ D- Lanier are exp* efed home from South Geor gia this week- They report-ft fine climate and a good time. Wire fencing for your front yard, garden, lot, pasture and hog pens. The right kind at the right price. Smith Hardware Company. Rev. 17- E, Yioiett, of Shellville, Term., will begin a meeting at the Christian church April 18th. Frank i M. Charlton will lead the music. Did you ever use an Eye Hoe that was guaranteed not to break? You ought to have the Smith guar anteed hoe. Sold by Smith Hard ware Company. The 33 1-3 Discount Sale which begins on Saturday, January 30, 1909, at J. L. Saul’s is the talk of the town now, as everybody knows when J. L- Saul advertises a sale he makes it worth coming for many miles away. The sound of the hammer and saw are heard in Winder at all times. Winder never gets on a boom, but has a continual healthy growth. If you want to visit a good town come to Winder. Miss Susie Dowdell. entertained a few friends Wednesday evening in honor of Misses Cochran and Johns. Enique contests were the features of the evening, after which delicious refreshments were served Tuesday Frank Bondurant’s au tomobile turned turtle and went down under an eight-foot embank ment near Athens, falling on Mr. Bondurant and his wife and child. In a maraculous way all three es caped with only a few bruises. The greatest of all song books — Happy Voices- No. 3. First edition sold in three,days, Second edition ready February 15th. Order at once to make sure. 15c a copy’ sl.so** a dozen prepaid. J. L. Moure, Bethlehem, Ga. A most delightful affair of the week was the entertainment given Saturday evening by Mis. C O. Niblack in honor of MDf ' T ohna. Quite a number of fricG ‘vl at the lovely home of/ fIQ WeSt ’ F. Jackson to meejr enjoy the hospit ing b., as i u f orraat ] on Listen! Shine free with every hair cut and shave at Barron A R )bort.son’s. A Good Mule for Sale Cheap'— Cash or note at 8 percent. Would trade for buggy horse. W. L. Blasingarne. Mr. J. If. Kilgore, who has been seriously ill for the pa 14 week, is better. Tilis-will be good news to his many friends. Don’t forget the Standard Old Reliable, best of all Oliver Chilled Turners and Middle Busters. Smith Hardware Company sells them. Mrs. W. S. Shank, who has been the guest of friends and rela tives her * fur several weeks, will return Tuesday to her home in Salem, Yu. * Mrs. Melvina Helton, the aged widow of the late Fel Helton, died Monday at her home near Winder an 1 was buried in Nazareth church yard Tuesday afternoon. Mr- R. J. Tuck has moved his stock of goods to the Flanigan music house, known as the' Garrison jew elry store, on Candler street, and will he glad to serve his friends. He will run a restaurant and hoard ing house in connection with his store. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper en tertained at tea last Tuesday even ing in a very charming manner at their pretty little hom'e on Broad street. After tea very interesting games were enjoyed. Those pres ent were Miss Norine Cooper, of Commerce, Misses Lizzie and Emma Cooper and Miss Tavia Mathews. IN HONOR OF VISITORS. Mrs. Blasingarne entertained Sat urday evening at a beautiful recep tion in honor of her visitor, Miss Cook, and Miss Cochran the guest of Miss Ruth Caritlu-rs. The house was beautiful in deco rati ms of flowers and ferns and there was a delightful cordiality and informality about the whole entertainment that - made it thoroughly enjoyable. RECKLESS SHOOTING. Wednesday afternoon a party of twelve young folks went target shoot ing. The affair was much enjoyed, it being s miewhat of a change in enter taining. Those who were ‘ ‘hunting ’ ’ were Misses Ethel Jackson, Susie Dowdell, Lucile Cochran, Ruby and Ruth C'arithers and Jewell Jonns, Messrs. Sisk, Cannon, Duke Ross, Cupid Potts, Hipp and Flan igan . MISS COKER ENTERTAINS. One of the delightful parties of last week was tho one Friday even ing at which Miss Claude Coker en tertained at her home an Church street in honor of a few of her Sta tham friends. The house was at tractive with vases of cut flowers on mantels and cabinets in all the rooms, combined with ferns and foliage plants effectively arranged. Punch was served throughout the evening and interesting games of heart-dice and bunco were the fea tures of entertaining. The prizes were Gibson pictures, and after the games a delicious salad course was served. Those present were Misses , 17 *ktsh, Ethel Jackson, Bubye Ruth Carithers, Miss p '' , ! )(au, ol Barnesville; Messrs- C. \ ] til l Hipp and Downing. Are as ryf MEEiING OEII. 1). C. I The regular monthly meeting of the F. 1). C. was held Wednesday afternoon, January 21, at the resi dence of Mrs. W. L. Blasingarne. Robert E. Lee was the suhj rt of the literary part of the program. Questions had ban previous]*’ given out and much interest was manifested in the finding of these answers. These questions will be printed each month in the paper, so that every m unln r may have a copy. Mrs. Walter Wood Invited the chapter to meet with her next time, which will ha February 21th. It is hoped that < vay member will be present. IN HONOR Of MiSS COCHRAN. Expressive of our mki-winter spring were the decorations of Mos lames (). M. and W. L. Jack son when they entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Cochran. Throughout the lovely rooms, clusters of yellow jonquils filled quaint Japanese jars and cut glass on high mantels and tables. Quanti ties of ferns andpalins were an ef fective setting for the light gowns of the hostess and their guest, and bowls of purple violets were like a breath of April and suggested old fashioned gardens of ourgrand m jthers, with their delicate,elusive 4- sweetness, The score cards were heart shaped with dainty pen sketches upon them. Cut glass bon-bon dishes filled with candy were on each table. The game played was heart dice and more excitement was never shown. An elaborate buffet, luncheon was served. The creamed chicken was cooked in a chafwig dish at which Mrs. Walter Jackson presided. Those present were Miss Cochran, Miss Johns, Miss Bush, Miss Ethel Jackson, Miss Ora Lee Camp, Misses Ruby and Ruth Carithers, Miss Blair and Miss Coker. ENTERTAIN AT SUPPER. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williamson entertained in a charming manner at supper Friday evening. Their pretty home was never more at tractive with its decorations of roses from their own gardens, bowles of narcissus and hyacinths and potted plants. The table appointments were ex tremely pretty and tasteful in every detail. A delightful menu was served in courses, the guests vying with each other in doing justice to the tempting viands- Invited to partake of their gen erous hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs- J. T. Strange and Miss Ilubie Carithers. THE JOKER MEETING. Miss Cleo Bush was at home to the Jokers and their visitors last Saturday afternoon. Many inter esting games were played, after which a delightful buffet luncheon was served. Each guest left feeling glad because of the fortune they had by being with such a charming hostess. Those present were Misses Eipma and Lizzie Cooper, Ethel Jayson,Kathleen Coker,Susie Dow dell'j Ora Lee Camp, Ruby and Ruth Carithers, Miss Cochran, Miss Johns, Miss Wall. PLAY FEBRUARY ft £s and jbt and The Jolly .Jokers are prepf These give a benefit performance ,ey trou purpose of raising funds to a remedy rubber coats and caps for it he kid laddies- This will be welcon j1 1 those who witnessed the 'chin h" : successful performance some- time ago. The play is to be present* and jon the evening of February 9, and the spirit which prom {is the play, as well as the cause for which it given,are v.. yof a iil,y” l pat rim - . f. i-sides the plgy, jfht young 'belie- are practicing solid beautiful drills t" he given betwfyn the acts, and should thy*qua! their former efforts in this l| ;| . the performance will he welt' wo?th the {Mice of d -mi-ioti. _ _ J DISTRICT UNION MEETING. The ( laino.-ville 1. i-tnet >rhs.<> n niy Institute, which met y with the church at Wednes day ev • .' ,V;i 'r ojyfnjn by L % • j T in taking D*F cured from TJ a {, v a Tit ... mvas opened o> i obtained >Vr. sermon , Y>nf by io*. Elliot, of St. ntmued taking them vole, on n, ‘Vad used three boxes Wednesdiiy unit a sign of my old j full and heart gladly indorse such ! great subject.® t remedy us Doan’s all dealers. Price jof attending * Foster Milburn Cos., i ing the disc n*>*v York, sole agents must have waned States. 'the missionary' thn name-Doan’s r ... . .o other, lhe sernmf * was a very'T r . I being ‘ft W6&&S&0 Ud ’ ' , -t\ Id have a long* 4***—HShuv..,,,.. * ,m ° When you hired Sarank tins practgtood that her wages were workers. >er month. Is it a scheme - rt to rob me of £3 a mouth j up in the r nove|s withr j ers and* forked three months at sl7 discuss ft” explained Mrs. Bowser, a, because she made a pud r ,n l . ‘*/ht to tickle your palate, ; not a deadYr wages to S2O. You sat work. All fhl© and can’t deny it.” ,ii fr> woman, hut there are methods off , h|s that , ca „. t kingdom. houted Mr. Bowser, try- Rcv. Mr Fy fierce, but mjHricf, i made many' Ftf , V* giving wise suggestions to his men. The meeting has been a very i helpful on**, and every one went away feeling that he had l>een < lengthened for better service- The reports of the pastors showed much improvement along many lines of church work and they all expect greatey-kLin-gs. SHE KEEPS THE MEDAL, m - mi In awarding its prize for regular attendance at the Methodist Sunday school it wa s learned that little Nell Mo-Cants, of Mrs- Biasingame’s class, was again to wear the modal. The record showed that Nell has missed only two Sundays in two years. Tnis is a beautiful record and one of which the father and mother are justly proud, for t-hey“ knmv that the seed this soon will bring forth g<xd fruit as little Nell ripens into womanhood. BOX SUPPER. • VvT' ,4* Jr- '*"*'< ■'*£’ We have been requests nounce that a box suppeje’AD. given at Cedar Creek r on Friday night - nt - J ..utl I not see you ki ,s ladies wlpc-n you came'home from if possil/ hlst uisM? n,-onire S ' ma ’ but U was Birough pitpare, uck est ' gup- Helped Some. of ♦ !; ( e does that **y & et ah his /