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IN THE SOCIAL SWIM
Happenings of the Social World
Those Coming and Going the Past Week
Miss Annie Gilmore leaves Wed
nesday for Pinehurst, where slie
will visit Miss .Mollie Snelling.
From there she goesto Lyons, Ga.,
where she has accepted a position.
* * *
Mrs. S. S. Stephens, of Eastman,
spent Wednesday in the city oh a
short visit to her husband.
* * *
Miss Jule Allen, of Covington, is
visiting relatives in the county.
* * *
Mr. W. J. Wood made a business
trip to Monticello and vicinity re
cently. While near there he says
a burglar with complete set of
Burglar tools tried to force way in
to several houses, but was caught
by quick use of the new farmers
telephone.
* * *
Mrs. C. E. Carter, of Concord, is
the guest of Mr- C- S. Maddox’s
family.
* * *
Miss Estelle Lindsey, of Atlanta,
is the guest of Miss Mamie Kate
Watson and Mrs- A. F. White, of
Flovilla. They spent the day in
Jackson Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Watson and
daughter, Miss Mamie Kate, will
make Jackson their home in the
near future
* * *
Mrs. B. P. Bailey returned from
Atlanta Monday, after a visit to
relatives.
• * *
Miss Sarah Wylie, who has been
the attractive guest of Miss Mary
Land for the past two weeks, lias
returned to her home in Carters
ville.'
* * *
Misses Jessie and Vera Jones are
spending a pleasant week with
Miss Julia Wade, of Cochran-
Mr. H- A- Butner spent a few
hours in the city Moudav .
• • •
Mrs. Margaret Goodall, of Jack
son, who has been the guest ot Her
sister, Mrs. R. W. Clark, is spend
ing this week at the home
brother, Mr. O. E- Bee.
ton News-
Mrs. A. M. Hanes left or Allan
ta Wednesday, to visit the fami.}
of Mr. Geo. S. Hanes.
• • •
Mrs. S. L. Thomas,
for their home, .fw P'“ ia ” t
-visit to the family of Mr. ■
Allen.
* * *
Mr. John F. Ingram spent Sun
day and Monday with hornet
in Thomastou
* * *
Mr. S. M. Pope was calledlV, ed
-nesday to attend the
cousin, Mr. VVm- R. 1 P ’
ticello, whose funeral was bel
Friday.
Miss Mary Toe Carmichael, of
Towaliga. is the guest of Mises
Myrtle and Louise Harris.
Miss Mary Dale Hohfield will
leave in a few days to accept a po
-sttion in Monticello.
Mrs. Mary Thompson is spend
ing a few weeks as guest of rela
tives in Atlanta.
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Mr. Oscar Bryans, several years
ago a resident of Indian Spring,
lately of Mexico, is at home for a
few days. Mexic turbulence ren
ders it dangerous to remain there.
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Miss Lee Ellis has left to accept
a position with the wholesale mili
ners, L. Rhodes & Cos., Atlanta.
* * *
Dr. R. L. Crewford, a prominent
physician of Locust Grove, was in
the city T Thursday.
* * *
Mrs. E. L. Adams, of Atlanta,
is visiting Mrs. J. C. Adams.
* * *
Mrs. John A. Moore and Mrs.
Ola Lee Maddox spent Thursday
in Atlanta.
Mr. R. N. Etheridge returned
Thursday from the East, where he
has been “shopping” for the New
York store.
• * •
Mrs. R. H. Calvert has returned
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. D.
Logue.
• • •
Miss Clara Giles is visiting Miss
Estelle Thornton.
• t •
Miss Bertha Junger, who will be
milliner at the New York Store
this season, will arrive in a few
days.
♦ * *
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wiley, of
Atlanta, will spend Sunday with
Mrs- Bertha Bryant.
• • *
Mrs. L. R- Aiken, of Macon,
spent Thursday in Jackson with
her mother, Mrs, J. H. McKibben,
who returned with her Friday for a
visit
* * *
Mr- and Mrs- T- N. McKibben
have returned to their home in
Eatonton, after a pleasant visit to
homefolks
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Mr- Charlie Thornton visited in
Eatonton this week.
9 9 9
Mr. S- P- Nichols has returned
from a business trip to Alabama-
Miss Julia Thornton, of Talla
poosa, who will teach in Jackson
for the next year, came Thursday,
and will make her home with Mr.
and Mrs. L- P- McKibben.
* * *
Mr W T. Powers has returned,
alter spending ten days among the
large dry goods houses in the inter
est of the Star Store
* * *
Mrs- D- Logue and Miss Ethel
will leave Saturday to make Atlan
ta their home-
Miss Jane and Marguerite Ogle
tree, of West Butts, were m the
city Tuesday-
Miss Viola Slaughter has re
turned from Atlanta, to again take
charge of her private music class.
Mr A-H.S- Davis, of Stevens
Pottery, a former citizen of Butts,
was in the city Thursday-
This Is the Logical Finish for Smart Alecks!
Mr- M. O. McCord left Thursday
for Danielsville, to take charge of.
the school at that place.
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Mrs. R. N. Etheridge lias re
turned from Saluda, N. C.
* * *
Miss Lula Ham and Mr. and
Mrs. F. E> Garnett, of Atlanta, will
be guests Sunday of Judge Ham’s
family.
* * #
Miss Leila Watson, of Wood
bury, is the guest of Mrs- G. T-
Thurston!
• * •
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Scarboro and
family are xisiting relatives m
Dublin.
BOWLING PARTY FOR MISS WYLIE.
Miss Sarah Wylie, who is the
guest of Miss Mary Land, was
complimented with abowlingparty
at Indian Spring, Monday evening
by the young men. The occasion
was very enjoyable.
TWO SAD DEATHS.
Mr. Ezra Williamson, ago 34. pas
sed away last Friday at noon after a
long illness with typhoid fever.
The death of Mr. Wi'liamson was
grieved by his ’arge numberof friends
in the city and county. He had been
until recently with the county con
vict camp as a guard, and was em
ployed before liis sickness by the
Coca Cola Cos.
Surviving Mr. Williams are his
wife and several small children.
Following the death of her father
by a week, little Miss Vevtie Wil
liams, age 8, passed away Saturday
after a lingering illness of typhoid
fever. Services and interment was
at Macedonia.
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mamoeriain S D.arrhoea Remedy.
Never fails. Buy it now. It may save life.
What Shall I Have For Dinner?
This is a question which perplexes many housekeepers every day. It is no
longer a problem to those who liaue formed the habit of colling on us for
assistance. Just telephone to us and we will make suggestions which will
be just the things you wanted, but could not think of. Our meats are always
fresh and fine.
McHICHAEL & DODSON, - Jackson, Qa.
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PAUL NOLEN S CO.
“THE HOUSEKEEPER'S FRIEND.”
Dealers in Fancy and Staple Goceries.
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.MCK&O/t, GEORGIA
Rev. M. S. Williams was a visitor
to McDonough Thursday.
J. If. Man,
LOCAL AGENT
Atlanta Georgian,
Hearst Sunday American.
Delivered at your home
about 3 P. M.
12C. per week.
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—NOW WELL.
Seems a long time to endure the aw
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disease known as “tetter” —another
name for Eczema. Seems good to
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Mrs. D. L. Ivenney writes:—“l can
not sufficiently express my thanks to
you for your Dr. Hobson’s Eczema
Ointment. It has cured my tetter,
which lias troubled me for over fifty
years.” All druggists or by mail, 50c.
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1 suffered for about two months when 1
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My careful personal attention given to all funerals entrusted
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JACKSON, GEORGIA.
Why Wrestle With the Red Hills
And Rocks for a Mere Pittance?
Come to South Georgia and Live in Ease and
Comfort.
Losvndes County lies ill the wiregrass section of South Georgia and
b'ft'deis the state of Florida. The lands *re gen rally level, but sulilcieut;
drainage, and the soil is of varied kinds, such as clay, sandy loam and lu
fatt has any soil desired by homeseekers.
Under proper methods of cultivation all the lands are very produc
tive. The whole country is wonderfully blessed in having streams of
water teeming with all kinds of fresh water fish; in fact, it is a fisher
man's paradise, and no section of our country can raise a greater variety
of crops than this section which is known for its fertility of soil, mild
climate, healthy penple, and old time Southern Hospitality.
The principal crops grown are ootton. both upland and sea island,
corn, peas, sweet potatoes, sugarcane, and in fact, all kinds of vegetables
grown by fanners, and last but not least, the cantaloupe and Georgia
watermelon. One hundred bushels of corn can and has been easily pro
duced on one acre and as high as one hundred and twenty bushels lias
been produced by special effort, and a hale of long staple cotton can be
produced on an acre, and tiie same brings from 18 to hOcems per pound.
Within a radius of five miles of Halilra. Ga., a beautiful little town
of one thousand people, in the northern part of the county, there was in
the year lit 12. se vein .o-n h ilndred hales of sea Island cotton produced, and
other crops In proportion. Stock raisers and lovers of poultry. I urn your
foot-steps this way and let us show you that we have the country for you
and that our advantages are so many and great that words are Inade
quate to describe them. Schools and churches within reach of all sec
tions, end cii izeus hi e law abiding and ever ready to receive desirable
1 class ef permanent settlers, dome sen with yoqr own eyes and be con
vinced. (b> into the homes of this people and see their canned vegeta
bles, taste their O-orgia cme syrup and other products, become acquaint
ed with oil r people and see a' Georgia Ni&ger bite a .watermelon to the
rlne ”
Reference*: —Rank of Halilra.
f will refund transportation to buyers from any point In the South to
Halilra and return to their home.
ARCHIBALD FARR,
Masonic Building, - HAIIIRA, GEORGIA.
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