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QUITMAN GIRL SHOT
MOTHER WITH OLD GUN,
Quitman, Ga.. July 8. —Mrs. T. I
N. Jones was almost instantly]
killed in her home there today by
her 10-.veaf-old daughter, Mrs.
Cora Lou Jones, who was playful
ly snapping an old pistol in her I
mother’s face.
The pistol had been found
among some abandoned furniture
in a store room in the house and j
the daughter had pulled the trig-,
ger of the old weapon repeatedly. 1
Apparently it was not loaded, \
but when she turned the muzzle i
towards her mother the pistol was]
fired, the ball piercing her |
mother’s head, and scattering her |
brains about the room. The young
woman was seized with convul
sions when she realized what she
had done and her condition is I
critical.
SEWARD.
Bp<cial Correspondence.
(For Last. Week.) *
Wedding bells will soon lie ring-j
ing m our section.
Mr. J. P. Tomlinson ol Staten
ville spent Saturday night with
friends here.
Our protracted meeting will be
gin at Smyrna Sunday. Our pas
tor, Rev. Lee, will be assisted by
Key. J'afford of Lyons. Every
body is invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Davis of the
Alamo section came down Sat
urday. Mr. Davis returned Mon
day leaving his wife to spend the
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mis. C. P. Gordon.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
A. C. Gordon was called to the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Dollie
Googe, near Graham last week.
Mr. Dennis Moseley and son of
Baxley are visit ing relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gordon
spent Saturday night with pa
rents.
Misses Florence and Lonranie
Moseley spent Sunday afternoon
with their sister, Mrs. Mary Mor
ris. They report a fine time eat
ing grapes.
Mr. Felton Barlow of the Glen
wood section spent Saturday night
here, lie was accompanied home
Sunday by his brother,Mr. Angus j
Barlow, who lias spent the past ]
two months here.
Mr. L. N. Barlow and wife vis
ited relatives near Glemvood last
week.
We regret to learn cf the illness
M Mrs. Chambers. But hope her
a speedy recovery.
Mr. P. If. Moseley decided to j
play a joke on the grass in his
crop, and purchased him a new
organ, lust week.
■'‘Success to the Monitor.”
‘‘Farmer’s Girl.”
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DOVE SEASON WILL OPEN THE
MIDDLE OF THIS MONTH.
Those who love to carry the gun j
and follow the dogs are looking
forward to the tilth with much ;
pleasure. The season for doves J
then, and already the guns are i
being cleaned and out a few shells 1
have been laid by. From reports
there ure not so many doves as
formerly, but each man who goes
/Hit will expect to do well, and
there is some pleasure in even
that, whether he has luck or not.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given of the in-i
tendon to apply the session of the j
legislature of Georgia convening in j
ISOS for au act in vmp-oadng the
town of Alamo in the county of
Montgomery, Scat/' of Georgia, said
act to be entitled as follows:
An art Oi incorporate dp* town of I
Alamo in the county of Montgomery, |
(State of Georgia; to define the cor
porate limits of said town; to pro- j
vide for a Mayor and Aldermen and ;
other officers for said town; to pre
scribe their powers and duties; to
confer upon the Mayor and Alder
men of said town the power to enact
municipal ordinal, «es for said town, 1
arid to provide for the enforcement
of said ordinances, aud fur penaltp.s
tfor the violation of the same: to pro
vide sot all matters of municipal con
**-ru of said town, and for <gher pur
poses. This Jaoe 21st. 190f/'
Shiloh Items.
Special Correspondence
Rev. E. C. Willis preached iui
. impressive sermon at. Shiloh last
1 night.
Mr. Austin Wright and Miss
Pearl Mimbs were out riding last
Sunday p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Mind s
spent Sunday afternoon at. Mr. A.
i Spivey’s.
Mr. Carl Sears and wile and
i little daughter, Carene. attended
Sabbath School at. Shiloh Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Galie Clements
i are all smiles over the arrival «>f a
j fine baby boy at. their home.
Mr. Joe Vaughn and wife and
son of Brunswick arc visiting Mr.
Vaughn’s parents.
Mr. Carl Ryals visited his Hister,
Mrs. John R. Adams, Saturday.
Miss Mattie Lee Sears of Alamo
! is visiting friends and relatives in
jour community.
Mr. John Vaughn and Miss Eva
I Courson enjoyed a pleasant ride
j Sunday p. m.
Mr. Ashley Clements was among
the visitors at McArthur Satur
day.
Mr. Tom Adams and wife spent.
Saturday at the home of Mr. J.R.
Adams.
Mr. Jon Hearn was a pleasant
caller at the home of Mr. Mimbs
Saturday night.
Miss Olive Nash and Mr. Frank
Evans attended preaching at Shi
loh Sunday night.
Mr. Enoch Spivey and Mr. Far
mer were out visiting Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Myra Clements and Miss
Sadie Vaughn visited Miss Pearl
Mimbs Wednesday last.
Mrs. Emma Clark visited her
sister, Mrs. Maggie Adams Sat
urday last. Billie.
Lumber City Route 2.
Special CoiTe§pojul«ne<*.
(For Last Week.)
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clement
and little ones have returned to
their home at. Ensley, Ala., after
a few weeks stay with Mrs. Clem
ent’s parents, Mr. and Mi’h. J. A.
Sears.
Mr. Dave Roland of Pulaski is
visiting his father, Mr. 1). 'J'.
: Row land
;
Miss Virgie McEachern was the
guest of Miss Kute Hearn Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Mamie Conner and Belle
McAllister "of Long Pond are stay
ing a few days over on this side,
the guests of Mrs. Aaron Moses.
Mr. John Wess Clements and
Miss Martha Thigpen attended
preaching at Shiloh Sunday night, j
Mr- P. P. Hearn was a visitor]
! to (J leu wood last Saturday.
Messrs. Torn Adams and Aus
tin Wright returned Wednesday!
after a few days stay m .let! Davis
county, the guests of Mr. George]
Adams.
Mr. Rellcy Sears attended the i
I Debate at Marie lust Saturday!
j night. He reports a tine time.
i
! Misses Nannie and Sue Bur
nette of Spring Hill attended |
i preaching at Shiloh Sunday night.
Miasßjfliw Sears has returned)
home after spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Thirus Clark,
near Gleuwood.
Messrs. Tom and Mark Moses
j the District Meeting in ]
j Lumber City Saturday.
i Mr. Austin Wright was a f.'aller
at the home of Mr. Mimbs Satur-1
day night.
Virgie McEachern lias re
i turned hoipe from Lyons, where
J she has beep visiting friends and
relatives.
Messrs Jesse and Peacock
Hearn made 4 business trip to
Scotland last, Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Davis of Douglass is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom
i Adams.
Miss Lottie McEachern is stay
ing 4 few days with tier sister,
Mrs. C. M- years.
Success to the Monitor.
1 Rabbit. |
THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—TM’RSDAY, JULY .s 100 T
I HEALTHY TODAY
AN INVALID TOMORROW |
In an unguarded moment many a healthy, robust (¥)
man or woman have fallen victims to disease in (o’
some form. True, you may he enjoying a splen- zgs
did income from your work; possibly you mav have canitnl
invested, hut in case of sudden dealh, your income ceases,
and without your cure und attent ion yourestate mav become (*)
bankrupt. Every man needs lit'.' insurance—ami needs it (5)
NOW—for the protection ot those dependent upon him. fa)
While deferring it —putting it oil’ from day to day—dentil dh
may intervene, and the innocent, and helpless made to stiller.
The State Mutual Life |
Insurance Company 1
Os Romo, On. Jg
LAWSON E. 15ROWN, Special Agent
SAN DERSV l LLE, GA. S
During 190 S the surplus ol this great and growing (#)
i|; concern increised 26N per cent During ll is same (#)
) period its gain in assets amounted to per cent. QO
| Over $40,(MX),000 of insurance in force
j Last Annual Statement, December 3 1 st, 190 S:
) Net Assets .... $1,1151,811.158 (#)
) Net Surplus - - - - 201,201).fill HC
; STATE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GO. I
C. K. DORTER, President
Home Office, Rome, Ga. eK
Lawson K. Brown, Special Agent (jj)
SANDERSVI LLE, GA. jjg
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Upland and tHea-Island Bagging,
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