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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1910)
$© G G .®;®:®: ©©© ©© e ©©©©©©© ©OO © © 0 © LOCAL - PERSONAL. | fe 1 Q ©e©©©e© ©©© © © © esse © © ©©©e ©©: © M is« Mary Cook of Glenwood is visiting her winter, Mrs. J. D. Kabul). Dr. Powers of Lyons spent a few hours here Monday. Mr Kd. Harrell of Longpond spent the dav here Sunday. Senator M. H. Calhoun and family left Sunday for Atlanta. The ordinance of baptism will be administered at Bear Creek church next Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Miss Cleo Hall of Alley spent Friday here with triends. Miss Ina Burch has returned from a two week’s visit with friends and relatives mi Vidalia and Lyons. An Improved clipper at Hick’s Stanles, Mt Vernon. Miss Imogene McQueen of Vi dalia spent last Friday here, the guest of Miss Jennie Thompson. Misses Mary Currie of Ohttncey and Jewell Geiger of (jleinvood spent a part of last week with t ludr uncle, I >r. J F. Currie. Miss Irene Baskina was the gm*st of friends here one day last Week. Mr John Stamps of Mcßae was a business visitor here last, Thurs day. Mr Fmmit llieks, who is now located at Beaufort, S. 0., spent Sunday here with Ins parents, Dr. and M rs. ( lhas. 11 irks, tie; was accompanied by Mr. Reeves. Mr. Kd. Rogers of Macon spent a few days here this week. Rev. Chas. Montgomery tilled his regular appointment at Krick Sunday. Miss Willie Ron Coehruti has ret urned home from a few week's visit up in Middle and North Georgia. Mr. Herbert Bailey came up from Vidalia Sunday to spend a lew days with relatives. Mr Duncan Mcßae of Mcßae was the guest of relatives here this week. Mr. Seward llieks was a busi ness visiter to Dublin last Satur day. '1 r Julian Wooten lias retui'iwil to lu> home in Cordele, after spending a lew days here at the home .if Mr. A J. Burch. Mrs ( W. Fox spent Saturday and Sunday here with friends. Mr. \ Segal spent last Thurs day in I raida on luisines. Nl r J Made Johnson was here on business Monday. Mr. Lamar Glenn of Milan spent Sunday at the home of Mr. J. I'. MeAllister. Missis Ruby McGalme and Aliei u Me Rue spent Sunday with Mis i ami Wright. Have your horses clipped in the. correct manner, at Hicks’Stable. Dr. .1. F. Hall ot Alley left Monday for Brunswick, where he will read a paper at the Eleventh District Medical Asso ciation, which convened there this week. t d Jones ot Lyons spent a few hours lu re Monday. Mr. D. M. Williams of Alston was a business visitor here Mon day. ShentV Hester and Clerk Cal houn attended the County Officer* Convention in Savannah last week It the bjys from other count:.' had any new wrinkles in hand-shaking our boys probably caught on. Judge M. I. O'Brien was here Friday giving lus triends the glad hand If your horse needs a clipping, have it done in tow best manner at Hicks' Livery Stables. U I Mr. John Stanfield, a pmsper- | ous farmer of Tattnall county, was here last week visiting his son and daughter, Mr. Tal Stan- I I field and Mrs. H V lingers. ! Dr J C. Williams of Sepertou, * candidate for representative of j Montgomery made a visit here I ! last week. Miss! delle Morris spent a few I ilavs of last week here with her J cousin,M is» Addie Burch. I licks Brot hers are t he ice men, ami they will supply you on de mand . Mr. Frank Forrester of Glen wood spent a few hours here Sun ! day. Mr. Geo. Mean of Hazlehurst i visited friends here Sunday. Chief Williams of the Helena police force was here Sunday on business. MissOppie Lee Fucpia of Alley was tiie guest of Mrs. W. I*. Kent Sunday. Save half the work of cultiva tion by using a Spring-Tooth Cul tivator. W .11 MeQtieen sells them. Miss Abbie McLeod of Vidalia was the guest of her cousin, Miss 1 11a Burch, Sunday. Miss Mary Sallie Henderson of Sandersville is expected to arrive Friday, to be the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. J. K. Hunt. A small quantity of Karly Am ber Cane, At) cents a peck at Mt. Vitinon Drug Co.'s. Shiloh Items. ! S|hvir| ("li|Ti H|lirtuU IK’C. Our farmers are having a hard j j light, t Tying to conquer old G»-n --; eral Green. i Mr. Joseph Knight of Vidalia spent several days of last week visiting in our community. Mr. John J’agott of Hazlehurst is spending taiis week with his: brother, Henry. Miss Rosa Joyner spent Wed-1 uesday afternoon with Miss Myra Clements). Messrs. N J. Vaughn and R. C. Livingston were visitors in Mc- Rae last Saturday. - Miss Lottie MeKuehern spent j Saturday with her sister, Miss! llenretta, at Towns. The protracted meeting will be gin at Shiloh church on Wed lies-: day night b. fore the second Sun- i day in July. Mr. C. R. Vaughn of Lumber City visited his sist.u', Mrs. Jane ; Lowery, last Wednesday. MissOlilVe Nash spent last Sun-j day at the home of Mr. Willie Adams. Miss Gladys Wright is spend ing a few weeks in 11 a/lellurst, j guest of her aunt, Mrs. Davis. Mr \V. H Johnson of Alamo visited at the home of Mr. W. W. ; Tompkins last Saturday. Miss Kavte lloarn spent Thurs day night with Miss Bessit I’Tomp kins. Mr. N J. Vaughn of Charlottes villi- spent Sunday and Monday with home folks. Spnnghill Campmoeting will start on Tuesday night before the Fifth Sunday in .1 uly. Our pastor. Brother Willis, has gone to the Springs t'<>r Ins health, lb* will be gone for three months, and while away Brother Jordan will Is* our preacher. Tim many friends w ill be grieved 1 t“ b arn of the death of Mr. John Sears, who died last Thursday night. He lived about twenty minutes after he was taken sick. It leaves a wife and six children to mourn his departure. The family have the heart felt sympa thy of the community in their sad bereavements. i THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, JT’NE 23, 1010. Charlottesville. i * KperUl Corn apoiiflence. ; i Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gordon re i turned from Vidalia Sunday,where i they were called to the bedside of their little granddaughter. They . reoort that she is improving. , Mrs. X. J. Vaughn and sister, H Miss Vick, spent a few days re cently with friends at Hazlehurst. Mr. John Johnson of M inter spent a few days last week with relatives here. Mr. Jim Hayse of Baxley was among friends and relatives here the latter part of last week. He was accompanied home Saturday by Mrs. J. W. Gordon, who will spend a w hile at his home. Mr. and Mrs. A. T.Gordon spent a few days recently at the home of Mr. A. C. Gordon. Mrs. 1). S. Philips and children jof Higgst-ui spent last week with parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. j Lamp. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson an- all smiles over the arrival of a I fine baby boy at their home. We are glad to sav that Mrs. Irene Conner is improving. Miss Thitus Gray spent last week at her uncle’s, Mr. S. A Johnson, at Vidalia. She was ac companied home by her cousin, Miss Gladys Johnson, a charm ing young lady of that place. Mrs. Lola Yeomans of Savan nah is visiting parents, Mrs. W. F. Gray. Messrs. C. S. Johnson and Jack McCarter,John and Clayton Davis of Alston spent last, Thursday night with Charlottesville friends. Among those who attended the commencement at Douglas from this place last week were Mr. C. i R. Moseley and daughter, Miss Lourame, and Mr. J. W. Moseley! ami daughter, Miss Lizzie. They j report a fine time while there. Mr. Joe Johnson, of Rockledge j spent last week with his sons, Mr. i C. H. Johnson of this place and Mr. C. S. Johnson of Alston. Mr. J. L. Adams spent Sunday with friends at Sopi-rton. Mr. and Mrs. C. Morris spent | a few clays last week in Sav annah. Ailcy I’urugmplis. Special tJoiTcHpomlence Miss Gertrude Ricks, a charm ing young lady' of Adrian, was the guest, of Miss Sulu Truitt last i week, returning home Sunday. Dr. J. W. Palmer was in Cor jdele a few dftys last week. I 1 Mr. Denton Green way’ of Or-j ! land passed through here Sun ! day. Miss Sola Truittt visited her, : her sister, Mrs. C. F. Scliaupp,Jr., i 1 of Savannah Friday. Miss Estelle Collins of Lyons is I I visiting friends and relatives here this week. Mr. James A. MeNatt was a j visitor to Savannah last Sunday. ! | Ailey, Route I. Sin , i:t I C\>ri ■•(•poiirteni-e. We have been absent from the j jeolums of tin* Monitor for some j time, but we w ill join you again | this week, as this part of thecoun-j ty should be represented m the j county paper. Mr. Duncan McDougald and Arch Peterson attended services at Oliarlott.-svile last Saturday. Rev. Sidney Wood tilled his reg ular appointment at Hack Branch Saturday night and Sunday eve ning. Messrs Baxton and Kemp Wood of Mcßae spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. Frank Wood. Miss Eudel! McDougland spent Monday with Miss Nemo Ward. Mr. Raymond Walters of Ash ford, Ala., is visiting friends and relatives in this section. Quite an enjoyable occasion was the ice cream supper at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wool's Monday nigln. All had a nice time. i Alamo, Route 1. Special Corte*pon4enCT. Messrs. B. J. Guest and Ben- J nett Massey were visiting at J.W. * Clark’s Saturday. y Mr. Dock Perdue and sister, Miss Louise, spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mr. \Y. A. Hum phrey's. Mr. T. J, White and wife spent i , Saturday with their daughter,! Mrs. J. W. Clark. Mr. Ashley Clark and sister, Miss Eliza, spent Sunday at Mr. W. A. Humphtey’s. We are glad to say that Mr. J. W. Clark is improving, after be ing ill for a few days. The ice cream supper at Mr. Humphrey’s Saturday night was enjoyed by all present. Messrs. A. .). and Ellis Grimes | were in our sect ion one day last ! week. Mrs. W. A. Humphrey spent i j Sunday morning with Mrs. Isaac! (Walker, who is very ill. M isses Ethel and Pearl Parish spent a part of last week with their sister, Mrs. John W. White. Orland. j Special CorreKpomlence. Mr. Denton Greenway return-| led home Sunday afternoon from j ! Mt. Vernon, where he has been j i attending the teacher’s examina tion. Mr. Willie Wilkes and Miss' Shellie Thigpen attended services! at Minter Sunday afternoon. Among those that were present j jat the sing at Base Hill Sunday wore Misses Mattie Dee and Vina | Lou Rowland of near Adrian. We regret very much to hear of the death of Mr. Tom Spivey, who died June 13. He was laid to rest in the Red Bluff cemetery. He leaves a wife and several chil dren to mourn his loss. Mr. and Mrs. John Greenway visited the homo of Mr. W. H. Tharpe recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tharpe and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hatcher visited Gillis’ Springs Sunday. The ones that lead the sing at Base Hill Sunday were Messrs. Burl Davis of Soperton, Smith of Scott, Wilkes and Allen of Rock ledge, John Spivey of near Ori anna, Clyde Holmes of near So perton. Horace Britt and Clyde Holmes of near Soperton attended servi ces at Base Hill Sunday last. Mrs. Snow and daughter, of I Tarrytown visited his son, W. B. Snow, of this place Saturday. Miss Florence Greenway spent j Monday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Snow. Mr. Wardie Scott, of Adrian visited Mr. W. B. Greemvay’s Friday. i Messrs. George and Lester Gra ham of near Red Bln If visited their sister, Mrs. Attice Green wav Tuesday last. Mrs. Pearl Scarborough and Miss Mandy Scarborough of So perton visited relatives near this: place a few days ago. We are very glad to know that Mrs. Lizzie Moxley of Tarrytown, who has been quite sick is slight ly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Thigpen spent Sunday with the latter "s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Greenway. Mr. Denton Greemvav spent | Sunday in Tarrytown with rela tivos. Hamilton Burcii, Attorney and Coun selor at Law, ricRAE, GA. Criminal Ijiw and CoUer'ion*, lncln iing Bail ; i roid roll Cased, a Specialty. | THE SEASON’S DEMANDS 1 | Low Cut Shoes g «j (Bought for those who are stylish in dress) j|jj p We feel proud of our selections of Spring and Summer Goods, and know g? that our patrons will appreciate them jgjj jjjj Dainty Dress Goods and i I Gents’ Furnishings | t| A look through our handsome now fc| stock will mean a revelation of rw* OO pleasure and profit to you pj and you are invived to visit us & I? j| | L. M. McLemore & Bro. pj j|j Mount Vernon, Ga. || j HONBY TO LEND j $ Loans of any amount from S3OO to $50,000 on farms in Mont- v; goniery and adjoining counties. No delays for inspection, sf si Have lands examined by a man living near you. | LOANS ON FIVE YEARS TIME, payable in easy installments to p ?§ suit borrower. § | GEO. H. II Alt IBS | ij. Merchants Hank Jtuililing JMclvllO, G.l. is Us I ANNOUNCEMENT. | | Mr. T. H. Cockfield is, our author- 1 ized representative in this section, and | | all orders for Building Material, Paints | 1 and Mantels given him, will have our | | prompt and careful attention. | I SOUTHERN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., j | 138-140 BARNARD ST. - - - SAVANNAH, GA. | |J. V. KELLEY | ; vvvvvvMiiniifiict urer olwww jg (*) 0 1 Dressed Lumber § ® ‘3OO % $ ©©a FLOORING CEILING % I ®©? WEATHER-HO Alt DING 1 ♦) ©© © ’g IHI GENERAL BUILDING <§ I 111 MATERIAL if # o©o V{ it 0 GG© Lie. 0 it 00 Q __ 0 *3 Prompt Attention Given All Orders 0 0 0 0 Prices and Quality Guaranteed <*; I Address all communications to 2S H. F. SOUTHWELL, Gen. Mgr. f Mt. V ernon, Ga. <|j Monitor and Atlanta Weekly Georgian 51.2<3
