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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1914)
FEBRUARY SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR - •• AAJhA Monday, February 2nd. Page No. 144 127 M T Drake vs Patience Avery 151 16 E T Mcßride &Covs D A Fountain 159 64 Lollie Miller vs J D Miller 160 65 Lollie Miller vs J D Miller 5 26 E T Mcßride &Covs D A Fountain 6 35 G W Mosley vs C B McLeod : 13 74 Maria Phillips vs William B Kent ; 16 7.1 B Arnold vs C A Ellis &F C Stone 18 24 Jones, Gdnn & Jones vs N B Gibbs, Sr et al 13 25 Eliza A Fountain vs ET Mcßride et al j 1!» 28 W Mishoe vs Lovett Anderson j 24 2 Hugh Peterson vs Arthur Hamilton | 27 1 Amanda Rogers vs .J F Hall 1 28 5 Mt Vernon Bank vs .1 1* Miller & J A Crumley 28 6 Mt Vernon Bank vs .1 I) Miller &J A Crumley j 28 7 Ml Vernon Bank vs R A Dukes et al | 28 8 Mt Vernon Bank vs R A Dukes et al 28 9 Hunter, Benn &Covs J I) Miller et al 28 10 Hunter, Benn &Covs R A Dukes et al 2!) 12 Dublin Banking Co vs J DMiileretal | 29 13 H H Smith vs J DMiileretal I 29 14 Georgia Cotton Oil Co vs .1 D Miller et al 33 37 A J Copeland vs C T Braddy j 34 43 Mrs. Nannie Horn vs J D Mc.Crimmon ; 36 53 American Steel Wire Co vs M T Way &Co et al ; 42 22 Joseph M Brown, Gov vs A C Gridin et al I 43 26 Cora E& CC Conner Admr vs Jas Morris et al 44 36 W P Calhoun vs W 1) Peterson et al 45 37 W P Calhoun vs W 1) Peterson etal j 45 40 James McNatt vs N Q Cooper et al 52 82 W G Fountain vs James Morris 58 19 E T Mcßride &Co for use vs N B Gibbs et al j 68 52 Levis. Zukoski Mercantile Co vs Mrs R Morrison et al I 69 29 E T Mcßride &Co vs Wiley Sharpe 69 34 Mcßae Oil & Fertilizer Co vs J C Council j 83 67 Standard Talking Machine Co vs W B Cadle j 88 10 Ella E Beckum vs J A Morris et al 89 16 J J Williams vs James McNatt 91 28 Mrs Ada M Peterson vs II Peterson 92 36 Ailey Merchantile Co vs II Peterson ] 93 41 CM Peterson vs Geo M &B B Courson Tuesday, February 3rd. Page No. 97 64 Ben Gillis vs Mayor & Council of Soperton 100 84 C W Brantlev vs Bettie C Sims et al 101 3 Merchants Bank of Mcßae vs N B Gibbs Sr et al 104 20 James McNatt vs Nancy Phillips Smith j 106 30 Phillips & Rice vs E Willis 108 42 Vidalia Grocery Co vs Eliza Darley et al 121 58 The Bank of Soperton vs Eliza Fountain etal 122 66 William B Kent vs Mrs E A Fountain 124 11 The Mt Vernon Bank vs Joe Miller et al 125 18 Hunter, Benn &Covs L A Thigpen et al 126 *2O Ward Truitt Co vs S W Harrell & Son ; 132 58 John J McArther vs Henry Braddy ; 132 59 1 132 60 “ “ “ “ • : 133 61 “ “ “ “ “ I 133 62 “ “ “ “ ! 133 63 i 133 64 “ I 133 65 . I 140 106 Malcom E Morrison et al vs John W Morrison 144 128 Miles and Susan Calhoun vs Mrs L P Kelley 144 131 F Lee Mcßae vs Sin on Wilson et al j 145 136 J C Thornburg vs J A Mcßride etal I 148 14 W Mishoe vs Dolillah & DC Phillips I 149 20 Lawton Williamson vs John Memory 150 26 Marietta Fertilizer Co vs Allen Demery et al 150 27 Marietta Fertilizer Co vs Collon Simpson et al Father’s Eloquence. Reference was made to the eloquence of certain great speak ers, anil Representative Horace ’ll. Towner, of lowa, remarked th at he was reminded of the beautiful flow of language of the esteemed Smith, says the Phil adelphia Telegraph. Recently Mrs. Smith asked her husband to open a can of to matoes, and then leaving him to work, out the problem alone, slit proceeded to some other duty in the adjoining room. A minute passed, and then she suddenly I paused and glanced toward the kitchen door. “John,” she called out, “what are you opening that can of to matoes with?” “I am opening it with a can opener,” came back the peevish j rejoiner of John from the kitch en. "What do you suppose lam i opening it with?” "I don’t know,” answered.lit tle wifey in a reproachful voice, “but I have every reason to be lieve that you are not opening it j with prayer.” Understood Human Nature. The young doctor was buying furniture for the equipment of his new office. The eager sales man racked his brain to think of something else to sell him. He had sold almost everything that could go in an office, when he had a happy thought. “Oh, yes, surely, I nearly for got that!” he exclaimed. “You need a doormat.” “Not a new one,” said the young doctor. "I’ll get that at s second-hand store. A worn one wall be a much better adver tisement forme.” An Inviting Industry. So far this winter the weather! has not been cold enough in most of the southeast to make the housing of livestock necessary, and in a short time, comparative ly, the beginning of spring will be at hand. Not only has housing been un necessary, but throughout the winter so far there has been much good forage for livestock in lowland pastures, especially those which afford the succulent shoots of cane. In other sections of the coun try in which livestock is raised for market, there have been al ready several weeks this winter of snow, ice and much cold, that make necessary the close housing and feeding of livestock, which adds greatly, of course, to the cost of raising. The livestock industry is a very inviting one in the south east. Land upon which grow native grasses and other food products for livestock can be bought at very small figures as compared with equal adaptability elsewhere. While being used for livestock raising purposes, as for any other, the value of land in the southeast is increasing con stantly. There is always a market for beef cattle, for instance, and the prices are good, as those who buy beef know. —Industrial Index. Dental Notes. I have opened a dental office in : Alamo, and am at that point on ; Wednesdays and Thursdays of each week to wait on patrons of that section. Dr. E. M. Rackley, ad Mt. Vernon, Ga. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY. JAN. 29, 1914. I ’ 150 28 Marietta Fertilizer Co vs Boisey Simpson et al I 150 29 Marietta Fertilizer Co vs Elzie Simpson et al jl 151 31 L W Youmans vs Ga & Fla Ry Co ;! 152 37 W Mishoe &Covs G W Caraway etal II 152 42 -Mrs J A Crumley vs James Herndon 1| Wednesday, February 4th. 1 153 46 E L Meadows vs H J Gibbs 155 60 Scott Banking Co vs M C Barwick et al ilsß 74 R K Mosley vs B W Ruth j 159 83 B F Adams vs R L Whitiker 163 104 W Mishoe vs R W Willis 163 108 W W Underwood vs L A Thigpen et al 11 163 109 Summit Naval Stores Co vs John J McArthur 11 164 110 Summit Naval Stores Co vs John J McArthur 164 111 Ailey Mercantile Co vs B L Strickland \ 165 1 The Mt vernon Bank vs W H Kitchens 165 4 J M Mills vs Martha Ann Mills 165 6 Monday & Hadden vs M L Adams et al 11 167 13 Early Pollett vs Frank Morrison 11 167 15 A A Calhoun vs W B Cadle et al 167 16 Kelley Gillis vs M E F'oskey j 11 167 18 W A Tapley vs Ga & Fla Ry ;! 168 20 D W Freeman vs Ben Copeland •: 11 168 21 Alice &T J James vs O B Move 11 168 22 Aiice &T J James vs A D Moye \ 169 27 Associated Realty Sales Co vs John J McArthur l ;| 169 29 McNatt & Moore vs W T Beasley |l 170 32 W B Frost vs SudieFrost l! 170 33 Farmers Supply Co vs C T Waller 1 170 34 A M Moses vs Julius Porcher 170 36 The Mt Verlon Bank vs W T McCrimmon et al 171 42 John Flannfgan Buggy Co vs W B Cadle 172 48 Tony Reese vs Rachel Reese 173 49 Calvert Mortgage & Deposit Co vs Geo M Tapley 173 51 Marietta Fertilizer Co vs W Mishoe 175 1 MD&SRyCo vs W R Adams. 175 3 Peoples Bank of Soperton vs C & Carrie E Con nor Admr et al 175 4 Morris & Hart vs Richard Baker et al 175 5 IS Claxton vs Sallie Claxton 176 7 JR Broadhurst vs W K Cooper 176 10 First National Bank of Lyons vs W P Clifton etal 176 11 IF Dixon vs W W White 177 13 Georgia Walden vs Geo B Graham et al 177 14 H V Duly &J L Lowrey vs Geo B Graham et al 11 177 15 Soperton Fertilizer Co vs Neal Gillis et al 177 16 Fisher Lowrey & Fisher vs Neal Gillis et al ;! 177 17 Blackshear Mfg. Co vs Neal Gillis et al 11 177 18 Southern Saw & Machinery Wks vs O B Moye 178 19 Willie Davis vs Susan Davis 178 20 Rosa L Bragg vs Cora E Connor et al Admr ;! 178 21 Marietta Fertilizer Co vs J C Clifton et al ;! 178 22 Citizens Bank of Alston vs J T Conner et al 178 24 The Calvert Mortgage Co vs Macy A Hall 179 25 Mrs M S May vs Wallace Moses et al || 179 26 Maude D Davis vs G Davis 179 27 Emma Smith vs G&F Ry 179 29 Savannah Chemical Co vs Ira L Anderson et al 179 30 Citizens Bank of Vidalia vs W B Mosley et al ISO 31 James McNatt vs J M Hughes et al |l ISO 32 Altamaha Fertilizer Co vs Anthony Roberson etal ISO 33 James McNatt vs J W Minton I ISO 34 Savannah Chemical Co vs B A Wing et al ISO 35 Citizens Bank of Vidalia vs Tony Phillips et al 180 36 S F Rovster Guano Co vs Tony Phillips et al 181 37 N L Gillis vs R W Willis et al 181 38 Lewis Sharpe vs Doty Cross 181 39 Citizens Bank of Vidalia vs Sikes Collins et al ISI 40 Mrs Alice Lett vs H V Thompson ISI 42 Dollie Etheridge vs Geo Etheridge jl IS2 1 W J Acosta vs B L Powell et al 11 182 3 Geo Fountain vs Lewis Sharpe 184 16 Rice Anderson vs Freeman Hiiburn et al ]| 185 19 H V Daly vs Walter Sumner 186 29 J I Dixon vs P D Scott | PHILLIPS & MORRISON j |* s Dealers in Fresh Meats I Best prices for Country produce. 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No Matter from What Source it May Come :j; [ 1©.0.0. ©I “ •“ We are constantly adding new \: | accounts, and our business is increasing || | at a very satisfactory rate. fi | Possibly you also might be glad to I | join us. |i THE PEOPLES BANK j SOPERTOX, GA. 1 Brick! Brick!; Plenty on Hand for Prompt | Shipment. Standard Grades and Low ij: 1 Prices Prevail. Write for Prices. THE OCONEE BRICK CO. 1 ' • < ' j Mt. Vernon, Ga. i
