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PERSONAL AND LOCAL A little gossip about the doings of folks you know and don’t know Willie Land returned Friday to Shellman. Mr. Webb Fletcher was in town Monday. Mr. B. A. Collier spent Sunday at Indian Spring. Mrs. T. J. Dempsey is on the sick list this week. Miss Susie Etheridge was in our city Wednesday. Mrs. Loyd Hodges was a recent visitor to Worthville. Mr. Joe Wynn, of Peeksville, was in otfir midst Sunday. Mrs. R. N. Etheridge was among the sick Sunday. > Mr. and Mrs. Norsworthy are proud of anew baby boy. Little Doris Carter was quite sick the first of the week. Homer Carmichael has been sick for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Conner worshipped at Stark Sunday. S. B. Kinard spent Sunday with his mother at Towaliga. "Mrs. Oxford has been suffering from an abscess in the head. Tom McKibben was over from Eatonton the first of the week. Eugene McMichael was the guest Sunday of Boyd McMichael. Mrs. Rfollie Coleman made a business trip to Atlanta Monday. Mrs. Lanier and little Eliza beth have been ill for some time. Mrs. A. C. Smith is visiting her son, R. L. Smith, this \teek. Col. W. E. Watkins was in Macon Wednesday on legal busi ness. W. B. Thompson was sick Mon day and not able to be in the store. Marvin Turner of McDonough, attended the land sale in Jackson Friday. Dr. Tom Fletcher was ming ling with friends in Jackson Monday. • Mrs. A. C. Mlllen, of Flovilla, was the guest of Mrs. Buchanan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carmichael have named their baby Roselyn Virginia. Mr. F. S. Etheridge has re turned from a business trip to New York. Mrs. Jim Chambliss and Miss Rosa Greer were in town Monday shopping. - , Mr. Will Taylor spent Saturday anil Sunday with his family on West avenue. Dee Tollerson was in Jackson Tuesday in interest of the Lithia Spring picnic. | Dr. and Mrs. Franklin expect !to spend the coming week-end in Barnesville. Miss Ophelia Banks is spending this week in Macon with Miss Florrie White. ✓ Mrs. Mary Ham is in Locust Grove, visiting her son, Mr. Emerson Ham. \ Miss Minnie Hammond spent Sunday night with her sister, Mrs. Will Carter. Miss Bessie Bloodworth is spending this week with Miss Lucy Goodman. Miss Alice Mae Hanes will go to Atlanta Friday for a short visit to relatives. Mrs. Reet McMichael was taken very ill Saturday night, but is now some better. Mrs. F. S. Etheridge and Miss Willie were shopping in Atlanta Saturday. Mr. C. F. Etheridge, a promi nent Butts county farmer was in town Wednesday. 0 '. Mrs. Nannie Moore has gone to Atlanta to be with relatives for several weeks. After several days visit to his family, Mr. L. L. O’Kelly left Monday for Tifton. Mrs. S. B. Kinard entertained at dinner Saturday Mesdames Kimbell and Finley. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Goodwin and child visited relatives in McDonough Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Joyner spent Sunday with Mrs. Milton at the Camp Ground. Mrs. W. S. Tigner, of Odessa dale, Ga., visited Mrs. Wiggins the first of the week. Rev. James Bradley filled his appointment in Henry county Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Stamps, of Bremen, Ga., came Monday night and is clerk ing at the Entrekin firm. Miss Marie McMichael has been suffering with rheumatism in her left arm for several days. Miss Willie Cooper enjoyed Saturday and Sunday in Macon with her sister, Mrs. Little. Miss Clara Nolen will visit Mrs. Claude Gray at Locust Grove the last of the week. Tom and Miss Dollie McKibben were the guests Sunday of Miss Lillian Daniel in McDonough. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moore and daughters, of Locust Grove were shopping in Jackson Tuesday. Mrs. James Bradley and baby, left Friday for a month’s visit to her mother in South Carolina. Mrs. Brown and Miss Julia arrived Monday night from Georgetown and will visit Mrs. R. P. Sasnett for several months. Mr. A. F. McMahon was not able to be at his post of duty Saturday on account of illness. Olin Barfield, a former Jack sonite, came Saturday to visit the family of Mr. J. M. Crawford. Mrs. Matilda Ridgeway and granddaughter from Towaliga were in town shopping Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W*. C. Woods, of Woodstown were the guests Tues day of Dr. and Mrs. J*. E. Woods. If you want a good piano or organ, buy one from Jacob T. Mayo. tfx ' y After a pleasant visit to Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Pauline Jarman has returned to her home in Coving ton. Mr. J. G. Maddox returned Monday night from a delightful stay of two weeks in Birming ham. Mrs. M. T. Hodges’ friends are delighted to know she has re covered from a recent indispo sition. Park and Miss Mary Newton were entertained by Miss Alice Newton at her home in Forsyth, Sunday. Mrs. Sam Foster and Miss Imogene Harkness, of Towaliga, were among the busy shoppers Tuesday. Mir. and Mrs. R. N. Etheridge entertained Mr. Joe Giles, of New York, at tea on Wednesday evening. Messrs Edwards and Spivey of Macon, spent Sunday at Hotel Buchanan, as the guests of Miss Edwards. . Mrs. Emily Bryans returned to Indian Spring after a short stay with her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Daughtry. Miss Bertha Carmichael left Saturday for Danburg, Ga., where she will visit Miss Pink Anderson. Francis Ouida is the name of the two-weeks-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wynn, of Harlem, Ga. Rev. Robt. Van Deventer filled the pulpit at Indian Spring Bap tist Church Sunday afternoon at three o’clock. Miss Bessie Bloodworth and Walker Preston were among the Flovilla people who visited Jack son Tuesday. Chester Maddox and little An nie Kate Watson had a pleasant day at the home of Mr. B. J. Banks Sunday. Miss Mary Lou Wright, of Lo cust Grove, visited Miss Alice Maddox from Monday morning until Tuesday night. William McMichael came up from Macon Saturday night to spend Sunday with homefolk on Indian Spring street. Sherwood Thaxton has accept ed the position as assistant day clerk at the Wigwam, and will begin work Saturday. Mrs. E. H. Hair and Mr. John McMahon, of Hampton, came Thursday to visit their brother, Mr. A. F. McMahon. Sook ‘ ~ . JPr\ Cow! Sole Leather isn’t fit for mastication and we have no desire to en deavor to promote such a fad by selling sole leather to our customers. We please our patrons by giv ing them choice beef, pork, mutton, lamb, poultry, game and other .fresh and salt meats. Quality the best, prices as low as any. S. H. Thornton WORTHVILLE Miss Mae Duke, of Stark, was here Sunday. Mrs. Lofton spent Sunday in Newton county. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pope spent Friday in Jackson. Carl Thaxton visited homefolks Saturday and Sundayi ✓ > Mrs. Will White visited Mrs. W. A. Aiken last week. Miss Lexie White visited Mrs. R. H. Maddox Thursday. Mr. Richard Harper, of Stark was in Worthville Monday. Misses Mary and Laura Duke spent Friday in town shopping. Miss Leila Stodghill spent Sun day with Miss Lola Washington. Mrs. Jack Maddox and children visited Mrs. Jack Stewart Sun day. ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Gray spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis. Mrs. R. 0. Stodghill and child ren, visited Mrs. H. R. Maddox Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White vis ited Mr. and Mrs. G. W. White Sunday. ' Mrs. H. R. Maddox has been quite sick but is some better at this writing. Mr. Alex King, of Newton, visited his sister, Mrs. W. E. Gray, Sunday. Miss Virginia Elder, of Macon, will visit friends here some time in the near future. Miss Maude Edwards, of Jack son, will visit friends here next Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lizzie Hammond, of SPRING is here with all her grandeur. Winter has shed her garment of dead foliage, and donned her new dress of fereen. Don’t you want to shake off that “Old Tired Feeling” and put on newl ife and vigor? If so, come and get a bottle of our Sarsaparilla Spring Tonic and we guarantee you will be pleased with the result. Call for JAMERSON’S SARSAPARILLA THAT’S IT. JAMERSON DRUG CO. Hampton, is the guest of Miss Lillie Bell Washington. Mrs. Virtie Hodges, of Jackson, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thaxton. Miss Eva Mason and Mr. Rob ert Winn, of Henry county, vis ited Mrs. J. H. Pope Sunday. Mr. Oscar McKibben and Gac len Tingle, of Locust Grove, vis ited friends at this place Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gresham left last week for Mcßae, where they will make their future home. There will be a singing at Fin cherville next Sunday afternoon. Everybody go and carry your book. Misses Ella Cawthon, Carrie Biles,' Messrs. John Chambers and Cleveland Aiken called on Miss Lexie White Sunday after noon. We are glad to state that Mr. M. Bqnson, iss wishing to get up a singing class at Worthville. Let’s all join in and show people that Worthville is not dead. The flinch party at Mr. Frank Smith’s was enjoyed by * a large number Saturday night, the par ticipants being Misses Lizzie Hammond, Lillie Bell Washing ton, Pearl Townsend, Rosa Mc- Kinley, Ella Cawthon, Lola Wash ington, Leila Stodghill, Nellie Lofton, Lexie White, Lillie Bell Smith and Janie Cawthon; Mes srs. Edd Cawthon, Rupert Wash ington, Hurtell Aiken, Walter White, Linnie Washington, Litt Townsend, Jesse Cawthon, Tom mie Carr, Cleveland Aiken, George White, Claud Lofton, Fred Lofton and Bob Cawthon. MONEY TO LOAN. $20,000 to loan on Butts county farms at 7 per cent. Come quick if you need money. T. J. DEMPSEY, Jackson, Ga.