The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current, May 06, 1909, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextAA.At AA. Jk. A. A A.-A AMj < -:- Notes Prorn t?\e U. B* 1.-:- \ J—= = l REGULAR CORRESPONDENT £ 4 MOUNT VERNON, GEORGIA AILEY, GEORGIA j> WWV'VV VW vvs APRIL HONOR ROLL. First Grade. John Peterson Richard Wilson Shuler Bland Unna Lewis Dennis Currie Clt*• r**•' Mcßae Robert Montgomery Guy Hughes ; Grace Currie Mildred SafTold Willie Stanford Walter Morris.n Affine Stanford Mamie Rabun | Helen Lee Hue Lee Kthel Roberts Second tirade. Katharine Currie Inez Fountain Theodosia Geiger Mildred Kent Mat tele Lewis Avy McDaniel j Janie McQueen hula Mcßae llilrd tirade. Berlin Lee Adams Hattie Burch Mild roil Carpenter Sulie Cock field Duncan Currie John Rabun Joel T. Out lor Otis Buckley Bello King Albert Simpson j I mirth tirade. Ray Ooursey Sarah McAllister! Hurrv Lee Hugh Peterson Jim McAllister llflli tirade Kloise Adams W illard Adams Malltc Fountain Jennie Moseley Marg. Montgomery Guy Stone t1 Leo Elizabeth Carpenter Marie Peterson Olive Stanford i Sixth tirade. Bessie Higgs A. J. Burch (I. W. Watson Iris Simpson Site Burnett Georg** Rabun Max Segal I Douglas McGregor , QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MAY THE 15, AND 16, Second Quarterly Conference, j Ml. Vernon Circuit, will bo held at. the Methodist Church m Mt. Vernon Saturday, May 15th. Preach mg by the Presiding Elder, Rev. K. F. Morgan of Mcßuo, at 11 o’clock, and the business ses sion at 2 :30 o’clock. The following day, Sunday, the presiding elder will preach both morning and evening at Alley, that being the regular appoint ment at tliiit place. These are the anouncem*fnts j that 1 am instructed !>y the pre siding elder to make. Geo. F. Austin. Statement o i the Condition ot Thye Pa risers’ Ban*<> Located at GLENWOOD, GEORGIA. At tin* close of business Apr. 28, 1909. RESOURCES: Loans mul discounts SUP,I*SiI IS Banking house 2,800 00 Furniture and fixtures 812 50 Due ftoiu banks ami bankers ill the stale g.tUIS 98 Due from Banks and Bankers in other States 257 07 ( 'urreney 1 20*2 no t told 1 lit o*l Silver, nickels and pennies IS7 85 ( 'hecks and cash items (51 94 Interest paid 194 80 Total ♦;is.7-ut 92 Before me came \V. J. Kutral, cashier of The Farmers’ Itank. who be | ingduiy sworn, says that thenbovi and foregoing statement is a true con dition of said Bank, a*, shown In the books of til.* in said Bank. W. J. Futrnl. Sworn to ami subscribed before me this 4th day of May. 1909. A. A. lialbraith, N. I*. and Kxo. J. P. | _ Statement of the Condition of TIIE PEOPLES BANIv, I.oonhd at Soperton, Ga.« at the Close of Business Apr. 2Sth, 1909:1 KKSOVKOKS: Loans and discounts 82 Demand Loans 950 50 Overdrafts Kin 70 Banking house 1,951 05 Furniture and fixtures 1.514 12 Due from bank- and bankers tn the state 1,109 51 Du«* from banks and bankers In other states 4.MM 66 Currency 1.43000 (told 100 00 Silver, nickels niid pennies 207 37 ('hecks and cash items ms 2s Interest paid 252 77 Depositors’ Guarantee and Insurance Fund i. 927 10 Total, ♦54.034 iii KTaTK OF GCOKGIA tfontgoniorv Countv Beforem*' cam*.- H. K 'Var.i, umu r»t i.i* P- 'pjr* Han* of Sopei lon, Ga., who beiup duly sworn, mo 'list »;«.* UMW and f.n, aig »tat .mau m*tr io couduiou of Mid Rank. as sboan by the liookx of tl'.r in Mid bank. K. 1.. WAiti). 1 £»oru vo and before uiv, tins ith lav o' Vu, HM9. «; i; MoStEY, Coin K. f. <-f it. c„ Ga. Seventh tirade. Oscar Burnett Ernest, Courson Handley Homo Chas. McAllister | Carr McLcmore Willie McQueen SotuMoLemore Pierce Walker H. L. Avery A. L. Miller Eij[hlh Qrade—B Brantley Blitch Maggie Peterson Marion Atlams Kate Parker Maude Williams Anna Morrison John McDaniel Rita Mae Outler I Agnes Stubbs Bessie Leach Lila Riddle Chalmers Chapman S. W. Burch Hiiburn Williamson Robert Smith Baynard Dilworth Eighth tirade —A Julian Peterson Lane Outler .Mamie Higgs Grady McAllister Fthleen Folsom W. A. China Perry Parker Jim Peterson Ilerschel McAllister Klhio Cowart Pet Fitcpia Mary Coleman Mattie Oliff Denton Greenway Whitney Me Le mo re Edna Rogers Frona Cowart Ninth Grade. Clifford Dukes Lowell Achorn Dorothy Smith Julia Achorn M. 1). Johnson Louise McArthur Oshii Burnett Nita Mae Lane Marvin Flanders Ida Yeomans Sadie McQueen Ernest Rivers Gordon Witherington Teulh Qrade. Imogen? Achorn Josie Cone Addie Burch Pearl Collins Jim Blitch Thos. Conner Jas. Stacy Jas. McAllister HOAD NOTICE. Georgia—Montgomery County. T. B. Adams and others having applied for the opening and es tablishment of a new public road at or near J. M. D. McGregor’s i land about a mile and a-balf south j of Ailey and running in the di rection of the Oconee lirivor to tin* residence of L. C. Mcßae. Sai<l proposed road having been reviewed by the proper authorities. Application will be granted on the first Tuesday in June, 1909, if no good cause he shown to the con trary. This the 4th day of May, 1909. J. F. Sikes, Chr. Bd. Co. Coins. M. C. 1.1 AIIII.ITIKS : Capital stock paid in ♦15,000 00 Surplus Fund 5,918 93 j ITuiivided profits less cur rent ex. and taxes paid 1,880 01 Individual deposits subject to cheek 11.128 28 Time certificates 2,285 SO Cashier’s checks 125 85 Bills payable, including time certificates, representing borrowed money 5.000 00 Total $38,783 89 I.IABIUTIES : Capital stock trnid in $15,000 00' Undivided profits, less cur rent ex and taxes paid 617 81 Due to Banks and Bankers in other states 20,500 00 . Individual deposits subjett to eh< ek 16,857 87 1 Time certificates 1,005 67 i Cashier's checks 24 03 j ! ] I I t i i I ! |! Total. $54,084 88 ! THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THCRSPAY. MAY 6, IW. REV. DR. EVERETT HALE ATTACKED BY ILLNESS. Washington, May 3 —The Rev. j Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of the United States senate was at tacked by serious illness on his way from Washington to Boston recently. Dr. Hale, preacher,pub-j heist and man of letters, was born ! in Boston April 3, 1822. He was educated at the Boston Latin jehool and at the Harvard Uni versity, graduating from the last named institution in 1839. After a course in theology he became pastor of the Church of the Unity at Worcester, where he remained ten years, then for forty years Dr. Hale was pastor of the famous South Congregational Unitarian church, of Boston. In 1900 he re tired from active pulpit work, hut still remained lively intersted in church affairs. In 1903 lie was unanimously chosen chaplain of the United States senate. CITATIONS. Georgia—Montgomery County. Whereas, Mrs. Eugenia Martin, administrator of the estate of Mrs. Nancy Bullard, represents to the court in her petition, duly filed and entered on record, that she has fully administered said estate; this is therefore to cite all persons, kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administrator should not lie discharged from her administration and receive letters of disinisssion on the first Monday in June, 1909. Alex McArthur, Ordinary. Normantown. Spocial Correspondence Mr. H. P. Ellenburger of Nunez is visiting his family at the home of Mr. M. L. Clark. All the young people of this place attended the Contest at Vidalia last Friday night. Those from here were: Misses Mattie Mae Cox, Leona and Emma Page, Ellie and Annie Pearl Rockett, Messrs. Cliacel, Meadows, N. B Jarrett, Charlie Rockett, Henry Bush, W. J. Page, and Clarence Cox. All had an enjoyable time. Misß Elliott Williamson visited her sister, Mrs. W. F. Blood worth, near Lyons last week. Mr. L. S. Cox has been on the sick list for the past few days. Hope he will soon recover. The young men of this place have organized a prayer meeting here, every Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock, which will be a great help to them. Mrs. N. W. Williamson visited her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Blood worth, near Lyons last Wednes day. A very large crowd attended Sunday School here Sunday. Mr. Wilson Mosley, of Vidalia, was in our town Sunday. Miss Rubie Williamson, of near Peuhoopee, was in our town Sun day on her way to Vidalia. Mr W. 11. Morris and Family of Swift Creek, were visitors here Saturday and Sunday, the guests of Mrs. R. B. Rockett. Mr. Irwin Howell, of near Vidn lnt, wa9 among his Normantown friends Sunday afternoon. Messrs. T. A. and R. H. Rockett made a business trip to Stuckey Monday. Mr. J. T. Brantley of Stuckey, was in our city Sunday. Mr. Harry Ellenburger and daughter, Virginia, was shopping in Vidalia Saturday. Fishing is all the go these days. Several of the Vidalia folks make their regular trips as they have such good luck. Mr. M. L. Clark of this place went to Stuckey Monday to move his saw mill down south of this town. I We were glad to see so many people at prayer meeting last Sun day night. Hope it will continue to grow. Messrs. L. C. and Allen Hol mes and N. Wrens of the Midway section were in our town Satur day. Mrs. R. B. Rockett- visited her daughter last week, Mrs. S. W. Smith of Higgstou. j' Ten Doctors Said He Would Die “In 1903 we w rote you regard ing my husband, who was suf fering from heart trouble. He was superanuated by the North Georgian Conference. Ten doc tors at different times said he would die. You advised Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy and Re t storative Nervine; we did as advised, and improvement was apparent from the very first. He recovered and the Conference in 1904 gave him a charge. He never felt better, although he has very heavy work and does a great deal of camp meeting work. I am so glad we took your advice and gave him the medicine, and feel that I ought to let you know of the wonder ful good results from its use.” MRS. T. S. EDWARDS, Milner, Ga. This proves what Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy will do. Get a bottle from your druggist and take it according to directions. It does not matter whether your heart is merely weak, or you have organic trouble, if it does not benefit you take the empty bottle to your druggist and get your money back. BEN GARRETT CAUGHT; HELD IN MUSCOGEE JAIL. Columbus, Ga., May B.—Charg ed with having committed murder at Butler, Ga.,some five years ago, Ren Garrett, a young white man, j lias at last been captured in Okla homa after a long search, and an officer has just brought the prison er from the west and placed him m the Muscogee county jail at the request of the Taylor county au | thorities. Garrett shot down a man nam ed Wilcher on the streets, of But ! ler, the afliair creating a great sensation there at the time. Wilcher a witness against Garrett and others in a distilling case. The federal grand jury in dicted Garrett and two meu nam ed Peterman and Bateman on the charge of conspiracy against the life of a witness. Peterman was discharged and Bateman is now out on liis own bond. CITATION. Geo rg i a—M ontgomery Ceu n ty. John A. Livingston has in pro per form applied to the under signed for letters of administra tion on (he estate of Mrs. Mary E. Livingston, late of said coun ty deceased, this is to cite all persons concerned to be and ap pear at my office on the first Mon day in June, 1909, and show cause if any they can why said admin istration should not he granted as prayed for. Witness my hand and official signature this is the 4th day ot May, 1900. Alex McArthur, Ordinary M. C. Sheriff Sale. Ocorcia—Mnntgomerv County. Will ho sold before the emi t limine door in V!t. Vernon on the first Tuttsdav in June, 1109, between the leu el home, of sale, to the highest and beat bidder for cash, certain prop erty, of which the following is a complete de scription: One certain harvesting machine of ; the international Harvester Coin ! pane's make, together with one rake. Tn good condition. .Said property 1 levid upon as the property of J. S. Frost to satisfy an execution issued ! from the City Court of Mt. Vernon lin favor of tlie International Mar i’ vester Company, suing for the use of ■ A. P. Stone, vs the saiil J. S. Frost. Saul property in the possession of ihe said defendant, and written no tice of levy given as required by law. j Levy made and returned to me by 1 F. K. Forrester, deputy sheriff. This tiie 4th day of May, 1909. James Hester, Sheriff City Court Mt. V., Ga. ,\r. B. Calhoun. Attv. for Plff. e7m7 RACKLEY Dentist , Office over Mt. Vernon Drug Co. MT. VERNON, GA. M. B. CALHOUN, Attv at Law, 1 Mt. Vernon, Georgia- II ABSOLUTE SAFETY | ) > § < is the best thing we have to jl 5 ► i < offer. All other inducements || \ >t < are of secondary importance, it kft j * . •>? Upon this basis, and with the assurance of sg ■ ► •£•’s tg cordial and courteous attention, we solicit ) MM your patronage. > > 14 THE MT. VERNON BANK 1 f LSJ Mt. Vernon, (ia. ® Does it Pay?) II OF COURSE IT DOES ! | The above question is frequently jj asked in regard to judicious advertising, jj : The answer is always the same—OF i ij COURSE IT DOES! j We do not mean by this to say j I all advertising pays, but we do say that s JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING pays and | pays handsomely. If you expect your | “ads” to bring results you must get i them before the people—place them in | publications which are subscribed to and | paid for by the best class of people in i the territory where they circulate. THE MONITOR Belongs to this class, and besides, it is jj an All-Home-Frint, and we are in po- ij sition to guarantee our patrons results, ij RATES reasonable, and will be jj furnished on application, v .*. vjj Statement of the Condition of BANK OE SOPERTON, Located at Soperton, Ga., at the Close of Business April 28th, 1909. RESOURCES. Loam* and discounts $13,37!) 49 Demand Loans HOO 00 Overdrafts li3 08 I!ank i li ll k House 4,000 00 Furniture and Fixtures 3,809 81 Due from banks and bankers in the Stale 2,790 13 Due from banks and B ukers in other States 4,972 98 Currency 1,185 00 Gold .'25 00 Silver, Nickels and Pennies 1,151 29 Checks and Cash Items 92 75 Interest Paid 1,668 08 Total 893,298 61 STA E OF GEGRGlA—Montgomery County. Before lie came J. E. Hall, Cashier of The Bank of Soperton, \* ho being duly sworn, says that-the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bank, as shown by tho books of tile in said Bank. J. E. HALL. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 4th day of May, 11)00. W. R. MOSLEY, Com. N. P., M. C., Ga. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OK TP\e Vernon Bar\k, LOCATED AT , MOUNT VERNON, GA. At the close of business, Apr. 28, 1909. resources: Loans and discounts, $08,903 02 Demand loans, . . • 2,021 22 Overdrafts, ... 39 24 | Hanking house, . . 1,400 00 i Furniture and fixtures, . 1,453 35 Due from banks and bank ers in the state, . . 33,358 02 \ Due from banks and bank ers in other states . . 4,292 62 Currency, . . . 3,522 00 Gold 427 50 Silver nickels and pennies 978 93 Profit and loss . . . 4 22 Interest paid, . . 417 58 Total, . . $116,917 70 Before me came VV. A. Peterson, cashier of The Mt. Vernon Bank, i who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a I true condition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said Hank. W. A. Peterson. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of Mav 1909. Jas. F. Cubbik, Com. X. P., M. C’o., Ga. Hamilton Burch, Attorney and Coun selor at Law, ricRAE, GA. Criminal La* ai.il Collections, Including Bail road Tort Cases, » Specialty. LIABILITIES. [ Capital Stock Paid in $15,000 00 !; Surplus Fund 2,750 Oil I Undivided Profits, less current ex penses and taxes paid 4,958 03 Individual Deprsits Subject to Ch’k 15,019 29 I Time Certificates 34,842 29 Cashier’s Cheeks 124 1)0 t Bills payable, including time certif , icates representing bor. money 20,000 00 1 I > I Total $93,293 01 LIABILITIES : Capital stock paid in, . $15,000 00 Surplus fund, - . 15,000 (Hi Undivided profits, less cur. expenses and taxes paid 6,348 31 Individual deposits subject to check, . . . 36,857 66 Time certificates, . . 32,056 56 Cashier’s checks. . 1,131 93 Savings department . 10,123 24 Total. . . . $116,817 70 A. L. Lanier, Attorney at Law, MT. VERNON, GA. Will Practice iu all the Courts of the State.