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CLAYTON, RABUN COUNTY. GEORGIA*'■ THURSDAY JAN. ,G, 1921.
NUMBER 52.
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to yoi^r home paper.
Howard, of Rabun Gap,
re on business Tuesday.
Pass was here Tuesday
our merdhauts.
fer Green has moved from
n Gap to Clayton.
y Cragg, of Grove, was
phasing supplies in town
esday. .<
jAr. and Mrs. Clint James, of
arwoman, were shopping in
e City Tuesday.
Judge Sexton White of War-
woman, was in the City Tuesday
ar.d remembered the editor.
We are obligated to M rs. W.
<j|rF. Gard and Lake-Atkins for
their subscription.
Prayer Meeting at the Baptist
hurch, Friday nigtft, at 1 ? p. m.
very body come.
:ate that Dr.
^recovering
a. .y
E.Cailenback,
D. 2, b^ht us
day'
.Robert Dickson i.s* with tin'
Tribune again with a typeyuick
Mrs. E. B. Norton visited Dr
and Mrs. lister Neville at Dii
lard yesterday. >
The Clayton Woman’s Clul
will meet at.tlip Clubroom Satur
day, Dec. 8, at 4 p. m.
Jesse Coffee, our old Bachdlm
friend, handed us the spot caslf
for a'renewal Saturday.
We call your attention to the
different ads of our merchant*
and business men. '•
Miss Eunice Norton left Tues
day for Atlanta where she Will
be for'somemne at worje.
Lsori Bleckley, of Coatesvilie,
Penn, visited friends and rela
tives here this week.
Little Misses.Virginiaand Eliza
beth Hamby returned. Tuesday
from a visit at Otto, N. C.
Mrs T. J.- Hamby and little
son, Buster, have returned from
a pleasant visit to Mrs. Hamby's
parents, at Elherton, Ga.
Rev. George W. Seay paid
this office a call Monday and
paid his advance subscription.
Thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Woodall
and the Boy, Charlie,' of Tiger,
were in the- City yesterday. Mr.
iy ‘ Woodall left his subsription with
Darnell, of the Val
our midst Tuesday.
to a renewal.
Oscar Swafford was here Tues
day and arranged for two of his
a girls, Ida and EuSa, to enter The
* Bleckley Memorial school.
Friend “Bill" Ask^wUat his
1 post at the Hardware Store after
a week of suffering. He was
confined to his room on account
of a severe cold.
The Quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church will be help at
the Clayton church on next Sun
day. The new Presiding Elder,
W. T. Hamby will be present.
| John B. Dockins, of the Valley
I .attended sales day here Tuesday.
r He purchased the Holden tract
* of land, a fine addition to his
farm.
- Mr. Thomas H. Bleckley, of
Boiling Springs;" was here and on
Warwomaii. the week-end, majrt-
lv to be with his brother, Col.
J. Marcus Bleckley, of Bleckley
county Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Etheridge
have returned from a pleasant
visit to relatives in the beautiful
Nacoochee Valley. Their many
ands are delighted to have
and
paper we can.
a county or
ened when
paper. :
W<
late the way people
to the support of
- Support us
but the best
that
dark-
local
T, J. Hamby Jr. hadthemls-
$tt»ne to Cut his foot Tuesday,
but, is. doing .nicely. T. J. is an
amateur in cutting wood, we
guess.
Cpl. Andrew Gennett, of Ashe
ville, N. C. is in. the city. Mr.
Gennett has many friends in this
section who are always glad to
see him.
At the election of officers of
the Chapter last week we failed
to publish that P. D. Queen
was elected Sentinel of the Lodge
Bro. Queen has served as Senti
nel for many years.
•Miss Ruby Hardy’aftd Miss
Emma Strickland have returned
from a visit tq home folk and
resumed their work in the City-
school here. They were accom
panied from pornelia by Mr,
Lamar Green.
Mr. M. M. Kell and Mrs..
Elizabeth Duncan were happily
married last Thursday over in-
South Carolina, the home of the
bride. Mr. Kell is one of our
best citizens and Mrs. Kell is a
good woman. Best wishes to the
Bride and Groom.
Misses Fay Long and Miss
Lizzie Duncan left last Saturday
for New Smyrna. Florida, where
they will spfhd the remainder of
the winter. Judge and Mrs.
Long and son Duncan, left Mon
day, with Ernest Hold: as chauf
feur and will motor through the
states and join Miss Fay and Miss
Lizzie. We wish all an enjuyable
C. \V; Smith' is it recent sub-
briber to our paper. • '-■*
Mrs. Lafayette Dickson is visit
i ig relatives on the Wrigwomai,
Jreek for 6. fowdays. f
Dr. McNulty, who has many
f tends in Rabun County is s
Jueat at the Blue Ridge.
We are obligated to Mrs. L. E
hicholz for her subr-triplion.
They come in handy with bill*
t > meet and they sure do come.
J. G. Parker, of Persimmon,
was among our people here a
few days ago and remembered
us, as well as The Tribune.
We have just turned out a nice
lot of stationary for- our good
friend, C. B. Burch, of Wiley.
Also a double subscription.
Thanks.
For Sale
I will sell at my home on Retfcys Creek.
On- the Ritchie and Ramey ‘Farm, on
the Jotli day of January,j 1921, the
following: * - ■<' ,
Two Black Mules, S Months-old,
Two good Milk Cows,
75 Bushels of Corn, . ...
Corn .Husks and 400 Buudlcs of
Fodder,
One Organ, One Sewing Machine,
One Cibod Cook stove.
Can Goods, Meat, and Many other
Things.
The Organ, Mules and Ctv.vs sold on
10 months time with g&od security,.
We were engaged last Satur
day* surveying for Miss Mary
Feeback, v of Oglethorpe Univer
sity, Ga. Miss'Feefcack has pur
chased a tract of land on Robin
son mountain and has a beautiful
summer cottage built already,
Miss Fecback i.s a Kentuckian
and our people are delighted to
nave among us such splendid wo
men as she. We found Mr. H.
P. Robinson on his job caring
for a fine orchard of hundreds
of trees, also rebuilding where
his sister’s house was burned
Sometime ago. Mr. Robinson
realized hundreds of dollars from
his orchard this year with a fine
prospect of continual good yields
year after year,. which is bring
ing our predictions, made years
ago, true. On our return home
we found Mr. Harve Reason In
the field ploughing, and he came
to us smiling and paid us a sup-
sription and we smiled of course.
To
Mrs. RacheaL McClain.
Elijah Littjpton ef^f^alley
came into our office Saturday
smiling, and and subscribed for
The Tribune. Thanks.
Col. ft. C. Ramey'was in the
Oity'Modday and reports that
a decision is expected soon from
the United.States Supreme court
as to the validity of the bonds
of the Farm Loan Bank.
We had a pleasant call from
the newly electecj. Baptist pastor,
L. F. Weldon last Monday and
after having a conversation with
him and* hearing him" acknow
ledge some of his weaknesses,
‘ ’Chewing tobacco for one, ’’ w<
decided that he would, suit ou)
people exactly. - We heard a pari
of hi3 Sermon Sunday night anc!
intended to hear it al|, owing tc
an error in announcing the timt
of service, prompts us in' saying
'that he will, suit us. He is plain,
and . easy to approach and j
Religious live wire, and we think
you will be much benefited t<
attend the services.
When You Come Tc
Clayton
from
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Rabun
NOTICE
I have greatly reduced my
prices and stock but have many
things on hand-yet. l am wait-
become more
E
the
Rabun
I wish to'thank the people all
over the county for their pat
ronage. We will buy your
We will
produce the year^round, and
sell goods below cost.
J. H. Cannon.
A social event of the week was
the marriage of Mr. Clyde Heath
of Little Rock, Aikansns and
Miss Octa rhilynw, of Clayton,
Ga. Rev* E. M. Canup perform
ing the ceremony. The marriage
was {oiehtaized at the home of
the bride, on the 30th day of
Dec. 1920,, in the presence of a
few invited guests. They left
immediately for their future
home “dowri in Arkansas” The
wedding tikes from us one of
our most attractive young ladies,
amid showers of old shoes, old
hats and rice. The groom & a
young man of sterling qualities.
Their many friends here extend
tc them a smooth mariatal life
voyage.
CLAYTON BARBER SHOP
Pressing Club, Hot & Cold
Baths.
Yotir Patronage Appreciated
Foeple OT}roY MIZE, Proprietor.
J. M. Stonecyphei
7 s Masonic Store Room
STAPLE ft FANCY GROCERIES
Tobacco, Cigars, Soft Drinks
and All Kinds of Candies,
a Restaurant And PLENTY
TO EAT.
We are tired of catching other
peoples rats. ' We have been
catching rats all the-winter and
cari’t'nrias them* ‘ • / We bought
our traps from the Hamby Hard
ware Co. and he has plenty of
them and good ones too. Rats
migrate Just as same as people.
They visit from ‘house to house
and-as we must keep our office
warm, ws think we get more
than our share. We catch from
one to two every night. What
you want to do is to go to a
Hardware store and be neighbor
ly enough to help catch them by
buying rat traps, as they only
cost a trifle. They take no recess
at all, except when one gets
caught, then they hold a short
consultation, but soon forget.
They are in the lead when we
think of all nuisances. They
bring diseases, destroy property,
set fire to houses, knaw holes
through oak lumber and destroy
our peaceful slumbers. They are
night intruders and ithey well
know .we cannot see in the dark.
Lets aff declare war on them and
at least, decrease the population.
Hamby Hardware Co.
When In Need of Hardware
CnH And Sec Us. We Carry
A Good Line Of Shelf And
Heavy Hardwai*. - Apd *«*.>.
Greatly Appreciate Your
Patronage. We Have A Good
Supply Of Traps, Such As
Mouse. Rat, And Game Traps.
When In Need Of Such Call
And See Us.
T. J. Hamby, Manager.
RE
BLACKSMITH AND
PAIR WORK
Stocks To Handle Any Wild or
Mean Animals. I Have The
Only Tire Shrinker in The
Town. Com And Other Stuff
Have Come Down. I Can jynake
More now at Shoeing at 75
cents Than I Could Last Year
at 91 00. If You 00 NOT Want
Your Work Done do not Bring
It To Me.
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY
W. H. Mitchell.
BARGAINS
On Savannah Street near depot. Con
venient for those arriving and de
parting on the noon train.
Fare the best the market affords in
meats, vegetables, fruits, fish and
HOTEL
oysters when to be had on the ro - P i,
Clayton market. Prises V- A, VjK.fcX.lNi
„ /*,
able.
‘: : .r
Good Grade Buggy Poles
$8.00 F.O.B. Ciarkesvilie Ga.
Good Grade Suyiey .Poles
$9.00 F.O.B, Ciarkesvilie Ga.
Good Kelly axe 91.35
Deliverd by parcel post
Heavy Bush Blades 91.25
Deliverd by parcel post
ASBURY HARDWARE CO.
CLARKESVILLE GA.
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Grace Summerall t Libel for divorce
t in Rabun Superior
vb. t Court, Second ver-
t diet granted August
L. F. Summerall t 25, 1919, at regular
t term of court, giv-
t ing total divorce to
' $ Grace Summerall,
t removing her dis-
, $ abilities, leaving L.
t F. Summerall’sdis-
.. t abilities, unremoved.
State of Georgia, Rabun County.
Notice is hereby given to all con
cerned that on the 29th. day of Decem
ber 1920, I filed with the Clerk of
Rabun Superior Court of said County
my petition addressed to said court, re
turnable to the nexttenn thereof to be
held on the fourth Monday In February
1921, for the removal of the disabilities
resting upon me under an-i by virtue
of the verdict and decree in the above,
stated case by reason of my inter
marriage with Grace Summerall, which
application will' be heard at the j
February term of said Court
the: said Fourt
id Cold Baths
Modern In Its Every
Clean In ItsdSvery Respect, Cater-
To The Best Class of Trade
Ing Place for the Tired
Traveler.
GEORGIA
day ofl
L. F.
