Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

Personal and Local A Little Gossip About the Doings of Folks You Know and Don’t Know Mr. C. S. Maddox is ill with grip. Mrs. W. P. Collier is on the sick list. Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Coppage a boy. Edward Taylor made a flying trip to Jackson Tuesday. Mr. R. H. Calvert spent the day recently in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson were in Jackson, Saturday afternoon. Miss Agnes Bryant of Flovilla, is the guest of Mrs. Jim Watson. Mrs. R. A. Maddox is in Hawk insville on a visit to her mother. Mrs. Jim Valentino of Atlanta, is visiting homefolk in Jackson. Boyd McMichael spent Sunday at his father’s home in the coun try. Miss Lillian Knott of Atlanta, is the guest of Miss Sallie Mae Ball. Mrs. Heflin returned Monday night from an extended stay in Sparta. Miss Julia Smith went to Stark Saturday afternoon, to spend Sunday. Miss Bessie Waldrop will spend the week-end with homefolk in Flovilla. Friends missed J. C. Kinard from his store on Tuesday. He was sick. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams are sorry to learn of their illness. Clinton Woods, of Monticello, will be with Pitts McKibben the last of the week. R. A. Maddox left Monday for a trip through south Georgia sel ling monuments. Miss Mattie Logue has return ed from a delightful visit to rela tives in Atlanta. Clayton Thaxton spent Satur day at home, returning to At- Sunday morning. Mr. A. H. Weems will move his family to Atlanta, the latter part of this week. W. W. Kinard, of Jasper coun ty, spent Saturday with his broth er, J. C. Kinard. Dr. R. A. Franklin was in Barnesville the past weekend with his parents. Col. Otis Elkin is expected in Jackson soon, and will be the guest of Joe Wall. Misses Ida Ogletree and Anna Bell Watkins were in Jackson recently shopping. Where do you get your garden seed? At Hanna Drug Cos. | Mi. R. R. Cawthon of Peeks ville, was mingling with friends in town recently. Mr. George Thompson has re turned from a business trip to southwest Georgia. Mrs. J. H. Carmichael is enter taining Mrs. B. L. Hoge and children this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hosch, of Gainesville, attended the Thorn ton-Curry marriage. Mrs. Ben Watkins is entertain ing Miss Brewer, a charming young lady of Griffin. Mrs. Charlie Harp arrived in Jackson last Sunday and will be with relatives this week. Mrs. M. J. Carson has return ed home after several days most pleasantly spent at Cork. Miss Mary Newton returned home Tuesday night, after a de lightful visit to Cairo Georgia. “The Deestrict Skule” will be given at an early date by the Daughters of the Confederacy. The friends of Miss Pearl Mad dox are glad to sOe her out again, after an illness of several days. Miss Mabel McKibben of Hen ry county, was the guest of Miss Mary McGuffle on last Saturday. Miss Bessie Maddox, of Iron Spring, recently visited Mrs. J. F. Maddox on West Second street. Miss Eloise Meredith, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Meredith in Jenkinsburg. Miss Lillian Daniel, of McDon ough, is Miss Dollie McKibben’s guest for the masquerade party. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Autry, who recently moved to Atlanta from Jackson, announce the birth of a son. Misses Essie and Velma Lever ette, of Union Point, Butts county, were in Jackson, Satur day. Mr. George Kinsman went to Atlanta Sunday to see his wife who is at Dr. Noble’s Sanita rium. Garden seed, flower seed in abundance at Hanna Drug Cos. Mrs. Wagner and Mr. Willie, have been spending several days in Atlanta, as the guest of Mrs. Price. Mrs. N. R. McCord had a pleasant visit last week to her sister. Mrs. B. C. Milton, of near Flovilla. Mrs. Nora King returned Tues day night from a ten days visit to her sister, Mrs. Townley of Atlanta. Mrs. R. E. Evans and little tots of Towaliga, are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Spencer. Mr. G. M. Jinks and daughter, Miss Emogene of Locust Grove, spent Sunday with relatives in Jackson. Mrs. Emmett McMichael of Cedar Rock, was the guest Sat urday of her sister, Mrs. Jabe Holifield. Rev. W. E. Arnold of Atlanta, was the guest recently of his cousin, Mrs. F. M. Allen on Col lege street. You get prompt delivery when you order your meats from Con ner & Crawford. ** A. H. Ogletree, one of the most popular men of Butts coun ty, was seen on our streets the past week. Joe Wall went over to Newnan Sunday on business. (?) Joe is considered one of the busiest men of our town. Miss Alice Newton, a very charming young lady of Forsyth, is the guest of Misses Mary and Rosa Newton. Jamerson’s Cold Tablets are guaranteed to cure your cold. 25 cent boxes sold at Jamerson Drug Cos. R. L. Johnson, of McDonough, and Dr. Beall, of Jacksonville, Fla., will attend the masquerade on Friday night. Miss Adel Nutt, of Jackson, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Turner, is quite sick of grip.— Sunday’s Journal. En route to her home in Mil ledgeville, Mrs. Foster stopped over in Jackson Jaturday to see her son, Mr. Ernest. Buy while it is cheap, flooring and ceiling; going at SIO.OO per thousand feet at Jackson Lumber Cos. Miss Etta Lee Calvert has re turned to her home in Atlanta, after a weeks visit to Jackson friends and relatives. Mrs. S. G. Collins, principle of the Phillippischool in Henry Cos., was in Jackson Saturday Visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. L. W. Ham, with Nannie Mae and Helen, spent the week end in Atlanta with Mrs. Ham’s brother, W. N. Higgins. Conner & Crawford's marke is the place to get the best of meats. ’Phone 136. Mrs. Wm. J. Bailey and child ren are in Locust Grove. They went to see a relative, who is very ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Castle berry, from the lower part of the part of the county, were shop pers in our town Saturday' Mrs. R. L. Smith and children will leave the early part of next week for Shellman. to visit her sister, Mrs. Oscar Crittendon. For real estate in and around Flovilla or Indian Spring, call on A .C. Millen Flovilla Ga. 3-5 Mrs. J. E. Woods was in At lanta most of last week with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Bosworth. She returned Saturday night. Wanted; Scrap Iron, Brass, Copper and Lead. Jos. L. Wagner & Son. JBTJIT THE CARMICHAEL BUILT IN ONE GRADE ONLY THE! BEST Every vehicle guaranteed to be equipped with genuine “A Grade Wheels” They cost just a little more at first, but are the cheapest in the long run, FOR SALE BY MISSES COMY Jackson, Georgia Miss Willie Thornton will go to Atlanta Friday in interest of the millinery business. She will be in Sylvester the coming season. Misses Florence and Felicia Morrison came in from their schools Friday, and enjoyed Sat urday and Sunday with home folk. 9 The best line of combs, brush es, face cream, toilet articles, etc. at Hanna Drug Cos. • —————— Mrs. Mary Saunders, came Monday night from Helena, Ga., and will be with Mrs. W. H. Barnes, on Covington street for a week. The illness of Mrs. N. E. Set tles, who is suffering from an attack of grip, is the subject of general regret among her many friends. Ride comfortable and cheap in one of one-horse wagon spring seats. A few left at $1.25 each. We regret to learn that Miss Ruby Mays is confined to her bed with a severe case of grip. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery. Prof. T. P. Atkinson and wife, of Jenkinsburg, were the guests Saturday and Sunday of the lat ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crawford. AROUND NO. 2 Mr. L. M, Hodges and sons were in Jasper county last week, saw milling. An old fashioned quilting and dinner was given by Mrs. T. B. Funderburk last Friday, which was highly enjoyed by all pres ent. BUGGY JANES F. CARMICHAEL Real Estate and Loans (Office in Klrut National Ilauk Building) Loans On City Property and Farm Lands, Long Time, at Low Interest. Mr. T. E. Redman is in Atlan ta under treatment this week. Hon. S. H. Mays is having a new dwelling erected on his farm just below Stark. It will be oc cupied by Mr. Henry Thompson. Mr Marcus Craine, a highly respected citizen of Jasper coun ty, and a former resident of this county, has moved back to his farm near the river. Their many friends welcome him and his estimable wife back among them. Mr. Earnest Pittman of Flo villa, was at home last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. John W. Nosworthy was in Atlanta part of last week # on business. Misses Fannie Mae Moore„ Cecil Bankston, and Estelle Rut ledge, were the attractive guests, of Miss Janie Lemon last Sunday. Misses Cornelia Hardy and Lenora Reeves, visited Miss May Belle Maddox last Sunday. Mr. L. M. Hodges and wife* visited relatives in Newton coun ty a few days ago. Mr. R. B. Giles and Miss Deed ie McClure, spent a few days; very pleasantly with friends and relatives in Jasper county last week. Miss Janie Lemon entertained a few of her friends at Trail a few evenings past. These pres ent were, Misses Cecil Bankston* Estelle Rutledge, Anna Belle Watkins, and Fannie Mae Moore. Messrs G. T. Thurston, Hurtle Thaxton and Charlie Kimbell. Buster Brown.