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I V Mur.ay, ol Athens is
town
Mr. Dock Carr ot
was in town first oF week.
' J; j." Itnhiplev retnriied recently
from Atlanta.
Miss Ovye Banks was at
Saturday and Sunday.
E. W. I’ureeli was in Lavoma
Saturday of last week.
C. J. Culpeper has been indis¬
posed this week,
C. H, Little made a business trip
to Lavoma recently.
J. A. MeCay, of Rod Hill, was
jn town recently.
L. L. McEntiie made a business
trip to Toccoa Tuesday.
Mr Carl Bagwell is in Toccoa
for a few days.
I>, H. Burton of Canon wa>
here on business Saturuuy.
Miss Van Purcell was in Lavo
nia shopping Wednesday
Mr Mercer Brooch of Athens is
in town this week
Mr Neal Parks of Ashland is
. visiting friends here tins week
Miss Hattie U ckson was in
Lavoma shopping this week
R. L. Little is in Atlanta this
week on business.
J. C. Bowers, o 1 ' Canon was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mr. Mannie Fisher, of Lavoma,
was in town Saturday.
Little Albert McFarhn is nn
proving alter a few nays illmss.
J W Addison of Flintsville i-
visiting relatives here
Mr Joe Kelly returned Tuesday
Irom a business trip to Atlanta
Miss Velma Kelly of lied Hill,
was in town Tuesday afternoon.
R, T. Poole says safety first by
insu ling your home fr«m fir?.
Mr. Columbus Williams ol neat
Red IIill was in town Tu?sd; v.
Mr. Reed I.enhardt of Coium
bus is vsiJng parents this week.
W. W. W illiam?, of Fhntsviiie.
visited relatives here first of week
Miss Ada Purcell is i t Games
yiile visiting relat ves and frier d>
Mr. msd Mrs. Jeff Hulscv ol
Gainesville were in towu th s week
J.T, Phillips ot 0 umn was
among the business m a n in town
J. T Conger nas returned fiom
Several day in Atlanta on business
Mr. Gaoige Cmnsh nv, of Red
Hd! was a rcco.it visitor visitor
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Mr. Paul Bagwell made a husi
ness f rip to Livonia Tuesday alter
noon.
Mr John Roberts of Athens
was among the traveling salesman
here this week
G A McFarlin’s many friends
wid iegret to learn of his recent
illness
Col and Mrs J C I.ittle announce
Hie arrival of a new son born Jar,
uary 20th
Mi&s Nola Dickson has returned
from a few davs visit with friends
in Lavoma
Rev Waddell del vere 1 an inter
estmg sermon at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday
Misses Emma and Ruth Hal 1 en
tertained a few irends Tuesday
evening at Rook.
A. W. Taylor one of Franklin
Countvs leading planters was in
town Tuesday.
E. S. Purcell of Miliiville was
among the busine°s men in town
this week.
Mr. Uivne William? a well
k .own planter of Franklin *. oa.i
t. was in town this tveik.
Mr Sam Eskew and son Dwane
of near Toccoa are the guests of
Dr J R 4 <li and family. -
Mrs. Carl Forrester Barrett of
Gainesville is the guest of relatives
this week.
Mr. Frank Cannon of Garland
yiile was in town Friday after¬
noon.
E. P. Burton one ot Canons
most prominent business men was
a visitor Friday afternoon.
Mr Dave Haves many friends
will regret, to learn of his scr ou k
illness.
Mr. Adolphus Whitten was
among the business men in town
this week,
Messrs Coyle and Ibnn Parks
ot Mavsville were he-e Sunday a I
teraoon.
Little George Henry llirrison
many friends will regret to learn
of his illntss.
Mr Will Bur.uss .eturned Wed
esdav from Atlanta where lie
spent several iiavs for treatment.
Mrs R F MeKiume’s many
Irienasare glad to know she is
able to he out after a few days 111
ness
J. A. Duncan one of Frau.Hm
County’s well known citizens was
here Tuesday on legal business.
Miss Ottye Wansley spoilt Sal-
uid.ty and Sundav with horn fo k.-
Sh j is one of the best teachers it
Franklin County.
J.T. White, of Gariandvilh
was a caller at oar c ffic* th '
week. He inis been a subscrJ>e!
of tb s pap_r for many years.
Little Bryan Lenhardt is suffer
inguitli pneumonia fever, fji>
raanv friends trust he .vill soo .
convalescent.
H B. Nelms one of Hartwel.’s
most prominent citizens iv s in
Carnesville Wednesday and gave
ou> offiiee a plesant c.ll.
Propibitiou meetmg Frida\
morning at 11 ''’clock Janu.rv 21
in the Court House, Everybody
invited, especially the lad es
Mr, Buford Ginn adverti cs lib
Ine of furniture el-ewhere in th’s
issue lie has a nice full line ol
furniture and will appreciate your
i rade.
The Census bure u states that
23341 bales of cotton were ginned
m Franklin Countv poor to Jan
uary first 1916, as compared with
19750 to same date last vear.
Among the citzms ot Franklin
County that enjoyed a two davs
hunt on Hudson River and camp
ingattbeold Batv place Tuesday
night were J. W. Wansley, C. D.
McEntire, J, S. Jordan. Lon Sti>v
all, L. A. Strickland and Harvey
Smitn.
* Osrkisi Star*
f our Na.y,by Robert Dunr
he weL-kaov, n war conespont'
ent, u-irh pictures by Reuter
dahl, ere man who threw such
i scare into the r.aval authori.ies
last year; s : x othei fine ttorics
of assor 1 " ■■ kinds; four arti¬
cles ?ha‘ mean things, two r.f
which were vr ere: for the spe-
c p of s:r. iPg ym nun
• i’R, crif T rumor— ai
[a a utin.ne ;Viemoria
— t' di’s th?
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NOTICE OF FIRST
MEETING OF CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District
of Georgia, Eastern
Division
In the matter of Oren Bowers
Bankrupt—In Bankruptcv
To the creditors of above bankrupt
of * , in the county of Frank-
iin, and district aforesaid, a bank¬
rupt :
Notice is hereby given that on the
13’h dav of Jacuurv A. D., 1916
the saiil Oren Bowers was clulv
adjudicated
bankrupt, and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at refer¬
ee’s office, Athens, Ga., on the
27th day of January A 1) 1916
in the afternoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove'their
claims, appoint a trustefe, examine the
bankrupt and - transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
FRANK L. UPSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dr. L, G. Hardman A Candidate Fori
The Governorship Of Georgia Will
Make Anoth Good Race,
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DR. L G. HARDMAN
Dr. J, G. Hardman of Commerce would make the state an efficient
Governor an l the stvte would be sife with her reins m this in in’s
hand. He is a Christian gentleman and i every wav cap; b'c t.> (I s
charge the duties of this office. It will be remembered tint In mu le
a chse race in the last electiou ar.d we believe be is stronger m a
politicial wav than ever before.
New York Mail Sees Missionary Institute
War Ahead For
Ford
‘Chevro’et” is orr every ton
gueat the show, In one
vear it has won for itself :t place
on the first floor and bee »m-?s one
of the big names in the industry
M >re than this, it is absorbed G n
era! Motors, the most powerful
aggregation of motor car builders
1 n the United States.
The band writing o r !ia .yall is
easv to read. With a five passen
enger car at $49J and Bmck, Oak
land and Oldsmobile it. the comm
nit on. Ilenrv Ford will
W C. Durant and fohn N.WilIvs
opposition in quality production
and popular pr ices that will have
to oe reckoned with In fact the
first real opposition the Ford M >
tor Company has ever had.
The “F uir Ninety” is a regular
car, with an engine with overhead
valves and a remove.b’e head, and
yoj can buy it with electric light
and starting equi pment tor $550
Wuh new assemb.v plants and
added buildings at T irrvtow i St.
Louis, Oakland C u., and T wo ito
Canada in addition to tlio man
plant at Flint, Mich , and the $750
Baby Grand factory in this city
Chevrolet production for the vear
ending Jane 30 ,1916, wul be 100-
000 cars.
Iu a word 1916 sees Ford, Over
land and Chevrolet,as America’s
‘•Big Three.” A battle of the
giants is indeed impending—New
York Evening Mail.
Notice.
Margaret Tucker Carlan vs. liar
rison Carlan. Suit tor divorce in j
Franklin Superior Court ^ arCl1 !
term 19 Ki To the Sheriff of said
countv areetings:
The detewiant Harrison Parian
is hereby cited anil required per
sonally or by attorney f o be and
appear at the Superior Court to
oe held m and for said countv on
the 27th, day of J/arcli 1916 then
The missionary institute of the
Elbeton district was held wit!'
tin Bowersvillo Methodist chore!
Thursday and Fridav of I 'st week
most of the preachers of the dr- ■
trictand several laymen were pres
ent. Mrs. Childs of Toccoa re
resented the Womans Mission ir\
Society, T icsc meetings are n!
ways inform il. Brother J. S.
Jenkins our Co lference M ssion
ary secret iry was present Brot h
er Jenkins preache I an inspiring
sermon on Thursday and jined
in the disluision of the ol the oe
casion with proflu to ah present
Thursday night Brother C. C.
Jarrett, pastor of first church Ath
ens gave an account of his moth
ods in that church and made a
wonder! ul inspiring address on tiie
forward move of the eburen gen¬
erally and final consummation ’of
her work according to the prom¬
ises of Christ Our new presiding
elder Brotlier G F Venable presi
de I with dignity and patience
The preachers and laymen ot the
El barton district have always
been noted for independence in
thonght and action confided witn
a disposition to work together lor
iho srood of the cause ol Christ
anti humanity II M Strozier
j There must be a great many more
'pleasant sounds than the whir of a
hostile airship immediately above your
happy home.
Although soldiers complain of be¬
ing cold in the trenches, the other
side would be glad to make it hot for
them
A Harvard professor has taught a
worm to turn to the right. Safety
first
jri( j there to imikeanswer ordefen
glve lie^atton in writing to the
pj ;l i n t,ijf s hbel asm default thereof
the Court will proceed according
to the statute m sueh . cases made .
provided. Witness the Honor
able David W. J/eadow Ju tee of
said Court. This 23rd, day of
December 1915.
G. J. Culpepper, Clerk
Mb
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