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TIMES-RECORDER. TH JRSDAY. MARCH 24. 1910 ' AMERICUS. GEORGIA. County News Items Interesting facts Gathered During the Week by Our Regular Correspondents. • Y CAPITALS BUDGET OF NEWS resting Items From Our Correspondent. V-“T D Mine of *Dawsoo already b * cn announced. Miss Mlttio • . Mra ' Edmund 011ver *P« nt Hiss Alma Harden and brother. EIU. M I 1 J o( J. du"rtet uZ' Cbbb "««• loor, Tuesday morn- daya thl * paat week In A “" lc "> «=» and Mi « B ‘ aa G ™« the guest. *° ' e,coa ' e *»* ladl *« <° her open- I «““ t of frlenda ' 1 ° f *«“ Jennie Cary Sunday. ^biSisiin tt« In* of aprlng nglilnery with the fine* . Ml,a Mat,le Lewls Dodson - ot "r. Clyde GrIBn and hi. uncle. Mr. iiterestlng address on the arranged bv the rohh * Ara ericus. was the attractive guest Webster Griffln, were at Pleasant i, society Her remark. • » *'«* *‘*•«■»*, of Mrs. Joseph Williams thl. past Grove Sunday. d to attentively and thor- ' aaw L< \ . 1Ian > heautlful creatlona PrM .v ( u. wni ..e „ one of the district secretaries al '™ ea ner <loors Tuesday morn Home Mission Society, deliver- n * ,0 # we,C0Dle ,h * >•««• to her open- 1 interesting address on thsj , spring millinery with the finest th listened njovel by all present Tho were 00 exh 'hltlon. and all who at- these consecrated women lended were delightfully surprised, be estimated In dollars and , Mlss Enln,a Duke8 ' millinery opcn- erniiy alone will reveal the ln * on Ia,t Friday was delightfully ,f their character, and the aurprl,la *' Many lovely hat. in the that they give to the world lat “ t creal,oni1 be,n * on display, and and morally. May ttw good a tr,p t0 ,he <tore wa * *«» worth on. and may theae noble wo- .. .... rieheat reward*. I, ” r ' and Mr * B F G “«* have Itiued friends of Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Invitations to the marriage of their regret to learn of their 111- da,, *hter. Modena, to Mr. lister Cbrls- hlte Springs. Fla., and wlih * !aa ' of Parrott - on A P rl > 3rd - a speedy recovery. i Mra E ' E - Cook waa 8 ?>«■•■»«“ »'•- Baldwin, of Oglethorpe. ltor here Tuesday ’ amon * oG >er out- guest of her alster. Mrs. A. ot 'J? wn ,ho PP er *- at her pretty home on' Th ® “ any f^leadl, of Mra - E “« Broad street. ' K n ® wl ** gratified to learn that sbe C. Collin* and Mrs. Roger '* * rea,ly lm P rov( d. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Wllaon spent Friday In Americas, - were among other vlaltors In Americua 8at- W. Strange, who has been in UI ’ day ' for treatment, ha. returned Mr * “• E - Laa,ford ha » returned much improved In health. | home * after “ )endlnk 8ev " a > day« at rthur Myera, of Americua. was * he home of Dr. Guy I-unsford nt or two this week, ahaklng W ** t0 "‘ Ms numerous frtende. | Mr. J. W. Bell, of Richland, was a Ruth Stewart, of Stewart'* vlBltor here 8lln<la L spending the day the charming gueat of Mlsa plea,l,ntly with Mr. and Mr.. T. J, I Mrs. H. J. Williams were ricus Thursday, guests of ml Mrs. P. H. Williams. 1 ill Itornady, of Dawson, made trip to our city this week. Lizzie I..unar, of Dawson, was of Mrs. H. J. Williams the BRIGHT BUDGET OP NEWS FROM PLAINS Bustling Little City Sends Many Items. HHNflVG ION. IN I HE MEIKOPOLIS i"ram Our Regular Correspondent) Hur'ington, Ca., March 23.—Rev. A. B. Hawks filled his regular appoint ment at Pleasant Grove Sunday with a large attendance. Cotton planting Is the talk around her now, aud there are being some planted. Miss Burna Green, from the G. and NtWS FROM Ltt COUNTY CIRCLES Smithville Sends the Usual Weekly Letter. . — I (From Our Regular Correspondent.) (From Ou- Regular Correspondent l j Miss Burna Green, from the G. and Bmlthvllle, Oa.. March 23.-Mr». j Plains. Ga„ March 22.—A pleasant M. College, was the guest of Mis* Re id Crittenden and little daughter. : entertainment of the past week waa Eunice Ranew Saturday and 8unday. | Haxel, of Sbellman, are spending a OF WEBSTER COUNTY • • h ---- 0C - 1 -* 1 -— br th - Bpwor . th| i f r -. raller Bro *'. n and . MUl ?_ RI ** b T, few diy. here, the guests of Mre. J. L. I-eaguers on Friday evening at the took dinner with Miss Ethel Kenmoro! Well*. Current News Happenings Over in Preston. our Regular Correspondent.) . )a., March 23.—On last ’ From Our Regular Correspondent.) ' night at the Methodist church . Pre8,on . Ga - March 23.—As had ; hospitable home of Mra. R. B. Evans. Sunday. Also Mr. Perry Cannon and The rooms were prettily decorated'for sister. Eula, and Miss Annie Forte the occasion with jonquils and nar-' Woodruff. clssl. Interesting and amusing games] Mr. Jas. Walker and wife came out were played, and the evening was from Americus Sunday and attended truly one of merry baking. I preaching. Refreshments, consisting of hot Rev. A. B. Hawks preached at chocolate and wafers, were served. i Howell school house Sunday night. Mias l-uclle Cochran Is vliltlng her afater, Mra. Tllden Underwood, In Montesuma. Mr. J. B. Edwards and Mias Dot Edwards attended the funeral of Col. James Taylor In Americua Tuesday af ternoon. Rev. O. U Evans, of Rome, spent i few days this reek with his sisters. Misses IJzzle and Elms Evans. Messrs. N. R. Blackman, of Leslie, and Charlie Weill, of Huntington, spent Sunday here with Mr. J. A. Hill. Mesdamee B. I. McKenney and Turner and Mias Nell McKenney shoppers In Americua Wednesday. Miss Carrie Ridding, who haa attending Andrew College, spent week, returning Friday. | Messrs. Will and Reuben Cannon Mesdames Cornelia Jennings snd were guests of Mr. O. W. Tomlinson Nina Carter and Misses Gnssis Evans' Sunday. and Mattie Stapleton attended the! Mr. Cliff Morgan and Mias Inez Mc- mllllnery openings In Americas Thnrs- Neal attended preaching here Sunday. d> >’: _ , n „ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. C. Hill and UUl* j week-end here with her'parents Mrs. R. L. Oliver and children, j son. Earnest, were the guests of Mr.‘, n(J iln (| A Re( )|nr Frances and Adolphns, spent Friday'and Mrs. T. M. Tomlinson 8unday. n . , and Saturday pleasantly In Americas. I Sunday school at Gatewood Is pro- Mrs. Woodam retained to her boms grassing nicely under the able man- in Cottondale Friday, aftar s week’s agemect of Prof. Cunningham of the visit to her daughter. Mrs. Jessie Tim- A. and M. college, merman. • | Mr. and Mrs. Bose Johnson and the Rev. P. C. Barkley filled his ap- latter's mother. Mrs. Nunn, spent Bun- I ointment at Omaha Sunday. day very pleasantly In Leslie. Rev. D. C. Cronk, of Colombia, 3.1 Mr. J. T. Price Is spending C., who Is traveling In the Interest days at Huntington, of the Laymen's Missionary Movement,I —■■ . ■ .. .... ■ filled the Lutheran pulpit here Sun-| day morning, preaching an excellent; sermon to an appreciative edngrega-' tlon. 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and W.H.I werel r, 28th DISTRICT Bartlett. BRONWOOD. (From Our Regular Correspondent! Bronwood, Ga., March 23.—Messrs. Jim Lowrey and Pete Collum, of _ „ , „ . I Dawson, spent Sunday with Mr. J. V. Bailey spent Monday In 0 || ver Mr. Evan Smith and son. Jack, of the Seventeenth, made a buslnesi trip to Mr. Tom ‘Bridges, below Bron wood. one day last week. Mr. John Huckaby and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Turner spent 8unday pleasantly w!th> Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Everette. Mr. William Littleton, of Amerl cus. Is spending a few days with Mr. J. V. Oliver. Mesdames Clande Rainey and J. are on the sick list this M. McCombs, of Lutherville, days here recently with Mrs. W. E. Drane. llfford Rainy and Miss Susie <re shopping In Americus . Woods left for s visit to Kufaula. Ala., s few days Misses Neva Carter and Mary Fort, of Americus, spent Saturday here, the guests of Mrs. 0. T. Lawson. Mesdames J. E. Causey aud C. E Hall, of Americus, spent Saturday snd Sunday hers with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chappell. Messrs. R. L. Oliver, J. A. McDon ald and Ross Dean attended the Tem plar, Inspection In Americus last Wed nesday evening. Rer. J. M. Rustln filled his appoint ment at Concord Saturday and Sun day. (From Our Regular Corresimndant.i Twenty-Eighth District, Ga., March 23.—Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Clements and children spent Saturday nlgl/. and Sunday very delightfully with their daughter, Mrs. J. Q. Lane. Several from around here attsnd- Dr. Anderson ot Columbus, spending several days hers on fesslonal business. Misses IJssIs snd hostesses to tbs Tonng broidery Club Fr'day afternoon. Mrs. Ida Reid, of Macon, spent part of last week hr re with her sister. Mrs. Jamas 8sltsr. 17th District. IFmm Our Resulsr Correspondent.) Seventeenth District, Ga., March 22. —Rev. Mabry filled his regular ap pointment at Hebron Sunday, with a good attendance. Her friends regret vary much to learn ot the Illness of Miss Dells McCren. ed preaching at Pleasant Grove, near 1 tTJTX hZHb* Huntington, Sunday. Am 9 n> ' them! W ° #k W “ h tomefolka were Messrs. Perry, Will and Reuben Cannon, Clyde and Webster Griffin and Cliff Morgan and Misses Inex Me- Neal, Annie Fort Woodruff and Eula Cameron. Mrs .Lula Griffin and .daughter, Mrs. Reid Crittenden mid Interest- ap "? wlth ,ha Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Jones were 'in Americua shopping Saturday The Vitnglng" Sunday afternoon waa very good. Prof. Tlllla went to Americua Sat urday on business. Mr. C. F. Turner snd family spent [ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howell CUT-OFF , .v t inapnndsajjoo jB[nSau zno wo-ca) Cutt-Off, Oa., Marob 23.—Mr. and Mrs. Clove Pennington ,' from near ■ Unadllla, were guests of Mr. W. T. Coker the past week. Miss Mollis McKenzie spent the week-end at MarShallvIlle with homo- folks. Mr*. A. J. Pennington snd mother, Mrs. Sarah Wicker, spent last Frtdaz with Mrs. W. C. Barton. Mr. and Mrs. R J Holloway passed Sunday in' Andersonvllls with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper William*. Misses Mary Alice and Laura Stubbs and Mardel Pennington spent Sunday with their aunt, Mre. B. W. Coker. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. M. Wicker spent Saturday and Sunday near Montezu ma with) Mr and Mrs. J. M. L. Wicker. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Coker were m Cutt-Off Tuesday Quits a number of our people at tended services st Pleasant HU1 Sun day i i Misses Willi* snd Lanra and Ur. George Wicker visited Mr. Oreer Sun- hls past Methvln made a business W. J. Pennington's Mon- I Sarah Wicker spent Saturday Sunday with Mr. J. D. M. Wicker. RURAL HILL. ini children, of Sbellman, are here “ er ' a mother ’ Mra ' Glyaon '. IDS cmiureu, oi ouei.mau, .re aer Mrg 0ertnlde tnd Alice Brown and Eula Cannon were composed of Mr. and Mrs. Jan, Mrs. Cecil Burt and Mrs. range went down to Amer- lay In Mr. Jordan's touring Jins the day in that thrlv- A. Collins has returned from visit to her sister.! lister, In Montesuma. I accompanied home by her: Miss Nellie Frank Lester.' some time with her. I (*Tom English .md petite Mar- made a builness Bridges Monday. ,NEW ERA. Our Regular Correspondent.) New Era. March 23.—Mr. and Mrs. English passed through A J. ledger snd Mrs. Mattie Ethridge . en route to Buena spent 8unday here very pleasantly relatives. wltm Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Oriflln. Myers was the charming Mrs. J. W. Potter spent the week- M. D. Herring for a few ' end here with) friends and relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parker spent on a visit to Mrs. B. F. Wise. Mrs. Mattie CaSghman and little daughter, Annie Laurie, returned Fri day from a visit to relatlvts In Haris- fleld. Mrs*Seymour Evans waa the gueat of telatives In Americua recently. Miss Kate Page, of Americus, is here, guest at the home of Hr.'J. A. McDonald. Mr. 3. 8. Williams and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Wig- visitors at the Oammage school Wed nesday afternoon. Mr. J. C. Brown h«s purchased an automobile. Miss Orln Griffin spent the week end with Miss Gladys Roach. The many friends of Mrs. B. J. J,ethTln re « re ‘ very much to know i "a** crowd "from this community tn- Ifr.Tnd Mrs. H. T. Bradley spent ‘ hat » h * 1 ** 111 «»«*• ‘ ' Mrs. J. D. Lone spent Monday de lightfully with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Clements. ANDERSONVILLL Sunday In Americas, guests of Rev and Mrs. O. B. Chester. Mrs. Harvey Black and daughter* Mary Will and Kathleen, rtcent guests of Mrs. M. L. Hudson, left Thurs-. /lay for their home In Tbomaston. I Mesdames Frank Cato and William rullla, of Americua, were pleasant <*■"»” 0“ r R«W>*r Correapondenb) guests of Mrs. M. L. Hudson one day Andersonvllle. Ga.. March 23.—Mr. this past week. and Mrs. App Shealey and daughter. Dr. Samuel Wise arrived Dome from Miss Idoline, of Oglethorpe, were the New Orleans, to the delight of Ills guests ot Miss Emma Williams last many friends Sainrday. Tuesday. Miss Emmie Kate Andrew* waa th* Rev. E. T. Moore, ot Metcalf, filled pleasant guest o(.Mrs. Samuel War- his appointment at the Baptist lick. In Americus, a Jew days this church here Sunday, past week. Mr. Joel W. English' and daughter Misses Kate Hiller and Myrtle are v spending the week with Mr*. J. . Mr. WUey Carter and daughter from ! 8h!!ch, were visitors Sunday at tha . bom* of Mr. T. O. Oodby. I Mr. Carleton Jones la at home again , from Americas. tldpste going to Anderoanvlll* next Sunday. Mrs. Cliff A. Johnson, of Anderaon- vllte. and sister. Mis* Ethel Green, of Atlanta, are her*, guests at th* Wind- Mrs. C. O. Henderson snd child- era, of Hillsboro, Oa., are visiting Mrs. Earle C. Speer. »• ' ' (From Our Regular Correspondent)' Rural Hill, March 23.—Rev. C. E. Robcfys filled bis /regular appoint ment at Rural Hill Sunday afternoon, preaching a good sermon to a largo and attentive congregation. Mlaa Carl McOIII, who has been vis iting In Doorun and Sasser for several weeks, returned last Thursday, and wo regret to say has been quite sick fo» several days, but Is better at iireaent, i Paulino West, of Chemboe, spent Saturday and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Daisy MoOill. Mr. and Mra. W. T. McOIII have been sick with “grip,” but are Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lane, of near Rush, visited at the home of Mr. Daniel Lane Sunday. Mias Alberta Stobbe, of near ! haa been visiting Miss Pearl Stub Sir. Claude Turner and Toler were gueste of Mrs. Daisy fc- 0111 Sunday, attending church In the s'ternoon. We regret to say that several ot Mr. John Stubbs' family are sick. Mrs. Sallls Adams returned last weak from Oordy where she has been ■pending several week* with her son, Mr. Claud Adams. Miss Marl Uses Sims, of lbs school near K*.sdonla, spent Sunday with her slater. Miss Floy Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lane visited Plains Saturday. Mrs. Maml* Jennings Is a visitor *t Mr. W. P. McOIII'*. It's difficult to convloc* a woman that other women are as good as they | wsat her to think they are. D. I.iing. of Dawson, was Sunday near Huntington with th* 1st- Crawford were visitors In Americas of friends here the past' ter’s sister, Mrs. Mollis Harris. Saturday. | Sir. W. E. Brown and family camo Mrs. Floy Rogers, of Coleman, is Lindsay, accompanied out to the home of Sir. aud Mrs. J. T. rpendlog several days here with Mr. l-uclle Undsav made Sforrls In their automobile Sunday *f- and Mra. H. T. Bradley, to Americus th« paat ternoon. I c - Barker vUlt#d reIatlT9a I Mrs tails Autry and children spent In Smithville lost week. piano i. a recent add!- 1 Saturday night and Sunuay with Mr.' Mrs. Annie Will Oammage, of Amer- home of Prof. A. J. Clark. church here land Sirs. L. M. Mercer. Icus. spent Saturday here with her sis- Mr. B. F. Bsaterlln baa recently Cheney entertained st a Mr. and Sirs. W. U. Turlington, of ter. Mrs. Fannie Collins. bought a rut*er-tlred buggy. Thursday afternoon for Drayton, spent th* week-end here Miss Vests Tharps loft last week Mr. snd Mrs. J. O. Fesgln and child- of the v d C The Ba- with the latter'* parents. Mr. and Mrs., for her bom* In Preston, after a visit ren spent last Saturday night and ( J Robinson. Min Sfsggle Robinson spent last BunJsy In Alabama with friends. Burrell L. Joiner left for Macon Monday on business. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Battle tnd Ut ile daughter spent Sunday at the Chapter here Is en raise funds with which fountain In men- Confederste soldiers, snd that their efforts may be success. All honor to looking of some duration to Mrs. J. W. Johns. Sunday In Montexuma, the guests of Mesdames J. A. McDonald, J. C. Lo- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wicker, gan, J. R. Logan and P. C. Bark- Miss Minnie English, ot English- ley were visitors In Americas Ttars- vllle', and two yonng lady friends day.. spent Saturday afternoon here, com- Mr. and Mra. J. C. Clarko nod child- Ing down on business ren. of Americas, were guests ot Mr. .Mr. and Mra. P. C. Sunday In Oglethorpe. D. C. Oriflln. Mr.. J. T. Morrla I* on the alek Hat this week. Rev. and Mra. P. Flanders were call ers at the home of Mr. snd Mrs. J. T. Morris Sunday. A tenant house on the Mr. B. 8.. Parker's pises was consumed by fir* and Mrs. E. R. Stuart Sunday, late Friday afternoon. | Misses Ella Shumake, of Mrtntc- Misses Alma Harden and Nina Grant turns, and Fannie Tarver, of Ameri- Maater Alex Harden apent Sator-lcn*. spent the week-end here with night snd Sunday at the home of vz-lmz nil**- Jennie Cary, near Huntington. Never amount Mr*. J. 1. Get in the Easter Parade Even If you don’t wear th* new Suit on Enter Day, It's a source of satisfaction to know that you hsv* It and could wear it If you choose. Choose Stein-Bloch The STEIN-BLOCH Spring patterns are exclusive snd unrivaled In beauty: lore have been In the STEIN-BLOCII employ for have raised tailoring from a trade to a flno art. last word ot th* great style otnters ot tho l Clothes fit and suit tho Individ- to us and try on one for Easter. Rylar.dcr Shoe Company, CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.