The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current, July 22, 1915, Image 4
'0 :©• ®’®.©®; ©' ©'.©■ ©•;© ©2® ®':© ©:;©,©'G© ©.© | LOCAL - PERSONAL | § ! © © ;©; ©©©©; ©; 0000/M ©©•©©©©© ©©© © ®- Col. C. W. Atwill and Mr. i Walter Sauls of Eastman were here Monday afternoon. Misses Jennie and Floy Usher of Sylvania have returned home after a visit here to relatives, the families of Mr. Clerin Thompson and Mr. T. J. Thompson. Mr. Ben M. Fussell of Ocilla came over Saturday afternoon to visit his family, stopping with relatives here, and returnod Mon- 1 day. Mr. H. H. Adams of Tarry town was transacting business here Tuesday. Mr. I). C. I’atillo, of the law firm of I’atillo & Jackson, of Vi dalia, was attending to business here Monday. Dr. J. M. C. McAllister and family came over from Rochelle Saturday to spend a few days with relatives here. Col. Alex McQueen, of Vidalia, who has recently opened a law office in Soperton, was among friends and relatives here Mon day. Mrs. Thos. J. Mcßae came ov er from Mcßae a few days ago to, visit relatives. Misses Ada and Maggie Lang- 1 ford of Uvalda, popular young ladies who formerly resided here, j came up Monday afternoon to spend a few days with Mrs. L. C. Underwood and others of their numerous friends. Junior Sewing Club. On last Tuesday afternoon the Junior Sewing Club was delight fully entertained by Misses Alice and Ethel Thompson. By five o’clock the Juniors began to ar rive, and soon the porch resound ed with merry voices and light hearted laughter. The needles and tongues kept up a lively race the entire after noon. Miss Jennie Thompson | added much to the afternoon pleasure hy her reading “Polly Anna,” who is an ever welcome visitor to thi 1 sewing club. After the work was over, de licious refreshments were served. As dusk came on, the guests left, each one voting the afternoon an entire success, and the Misses Thompson splendid hostesses. Secretary. 1 SUNDAY EXCURSIONS! ih m f Savannah, Ga. I Vs g | Tybee, Ga. I | VIA 1 t THE SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. | | £ | Tickets on sale eommencini*- Sunday, | I Ma\ MOtli and each Sunday thereafter % | until Sept. l\Mh, limited to date of sale. | Kate from Mt. Vernon: | To Savannah - SESO | ITo Tybee - - - $1.751 | i J. H. MURPHY, TP A., C. W. SMALL, DPA.. | C* Savannah. Ga. % | nONBV TO LBND ] l,<mn* of any amount from SBOO to $.">0,000 on farms in Mont i gouiory and adjoining count ios. No delays for inspection. Have lands examined *»v a man living near you. ] LOANS UN FIVE YEARS TIME, livable in easy installments to I suit borrower. GEO. H. HAItKIS Merchants Rank Building McHlie, hil, ■icw ttWW>r«ww«wiinMft* wwwv. wfww.i Mrs. W. H. McQueen spent Tuesday in Vidalia. Master Bert Wood of Macon rolled in Tuesday night to spend some time with his cousins, Ran dal and Folsom McQueen. Lost Coat. On Wednesday of last week, between Alston and Mt. Vernon, man’s brown coat, size 38, Masonic pin attached. Bring to Monitor office, reward. L. E. Stanford, liockledge, Ga. Mrs. J. C. Calhoun has return ed from an extender! trip to At lanta, where she went for treat ment. Her many friends are glad to note the improved condi tion of her health. Cashier W. A. Peterson of The Mount Vernon Bank made a business trip to Savannah Tues day. He was accompanied by the boys, Masters William and John Powell. Col. E. J. Cowart of Lyons was a business visitor here yesterday. A number of our citizens went over to Mcßae Monday by auto mobiles to a hearing of a bill of injunction brought by citizens of Ailey on road work here. ! Messrs. H. L. Wilt and W. A. McQueen returned Saturday evening from a week’s trip to Liberty county and Brunswick. Mr. W. L. D. Rackley has re turned from Atlanta, where he went to have a slight operation on one of his eyes. The Kil Kair Club Kills Care, Eats Cream. The Kil Kair Club was delight fully entertained at the home of Mrs. C. W. Wright on last Thurs day afternooon. Fourteen mem bers were present. While the girls were busily engaged with their sewing, music was rendered by Misses Marie McQueen and Inez Mcßride, which was enjoyed very much. During the evening delicious cream and cake was served. Mrs. Wright was assisted in enter taining her guests by her moth er, Mrs. J. 0. Mcßae. Miss Dorcas Mcßae will enter tain the club this afternoon. Secretary. 1 have bought tin* Ice business of Hicks Bros., and solicit your patronage. H. Cockfield. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1915 Funeral of Mrs. Simmons. i Brunswick, Ga., July 15. — The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Ola Simmons, who died at the Brunswick Hospital late Tuesday night, was held this morning from the First Methodist Church. Many attended. Mrs. Simmons was the widow of the late Rev. John Wesley Simmons, until his death a few years ago, one of the best known ministers of the South Georgia Conference. With her husband she had made her home in prac tically every city in South Geor gia. While Mrs. Simmons con sidered Cordele her home, she had been residing here for some time with her son. Dr. J. W. Simmons. The latter left only a few days ago for St. Paul, Minn., to attend the meeting of the Woodmen of the World, he being consul commander of the Geor gia organization. Besides Dr. Simmons, the de ceased is survived by three other children, Mrs. Goodwyn Willing ham of of Nashville, Tenn., Jas. Simmons of Cordele, and William Simmons of Columbus. Mrs. Simmons was 50 years old. Robbers Get Satchel Containing $4,400 Cash. Milwaukee, Wis., July 20. — Edward Laase, cashier for a local branch of the Cudahy Packing company, was robbed of a satchel containing $4,400 today while on his way to a bank. The rob bers pounced on him three blocks from his office, seized the bag and escaped. Play Vidalia Monday. < t Cuts Throat Rather Than Go to Prison. Macon. Ga.. July 20.-I. C. Davis, a well known Macon young man, who entered a plea of guil ty to the charge of forging the names of his aunt and uncle to checks that netted him $125, slashied his throat with the blade of a safety razor when Judge , Matthews sentenced him to fif | teen months at the state farm, a 1 few minutes after the plea was l . entered. Seven stitches were I required to close the wotted. Davis it is said, will recover. Milk Cow For Sale. One Jersey cow and calf, cheap for cash. W. A. Peterson, Mt. Vernon, Ga. Farm Loans. I am in position to close some good farm loans, from SIOOO up, at once. If you need money, see A. B. Hutcheson. 415tf Mt. Vernon, Ga. For Leave to Sell. Georgia—Montgomery County. J. B. Geiger, administrator of the estate of M. T. Moses, has in proper form applied to the under signed tor leave to sell all the real estate of said estate; this is therefore to cite a!l parties at in terest that said application will he heard at the next regular term i of the Court of Ordinary, on the \ first Monday in August. 1915. ! This the sth day of July. 1915. Alex McArthur, Ordinary. I Commercial | Printing j QUALITY KIND § This printing business is an every-day tiling with us. For nearly twenty-five years we have made a specialty of |g that department of the art known as “job printing”— g I Letter Heads, Envelopes 1 | Note Heads, Circulars | I 5 Cards, Pay Checks j| Programs, Ets. $ W V W yyWVV'WWWWVWWW The Montgomery | J Monitor I MT. VERNON, GA. Telephone No. 40 1 UVALDA BANK BUILDING AND FIXTURES FOR SALE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as permanent receiver of the Uvalda Bank, will on | the first Tuesday in August next, 1915, sell at public outcry to the highest bidder foreash before the court house door at Mount Verijon, Georgia, the following described property, to-wit: A certain ono-Btory brick building located on a corner lot in the town of Uvalda. Montgomery County, Georgia, in Block number Ten (10) at the intersection of Myrtel Street and Railroad A venue West,, fronting east on said Railroad Avenue West, (or the right of way of the Georgia & Flor- , ida Railway) twenty-five (25) feet and extending back west a distance of forty-five (15) feet on lot ; number Two in said Block number Ten (lb) as ( originally laid off in said town, as fully shown by j a warranty deed made by J. J. Moses to the Uvo 1 - da Bank l»enring date the27th day of April. 1111 and which is recorded in Book No. 16, folio No. t*.». of the Records of Deeds in the office of the Clerk , of the superior court, of Montgomery County, Georgia, in which said deed the said J. J. Moses reserves the right in himself and in his heirs, ex ecutors, administrators or assigns to join on to the back or rear wall of said bank building; said build ing containing necessary vault for banking pur poses; and also included in said sale and sold along with said bank building will be sold one iron safe and all other necessary furniture and fixtures for a banking business, such as cabinets, cheek files, one typewriter, one adding machine, tables and chairs, etc. Said property will be sold under and by virtue H of an order granted by the Honorable E. D. Gra ham, Judge of the Superior Courts of the Oconee Judicial Circuit, on the Bth day of July, 1915, au thorizing and empowering the undersigned as Re ceiver to sell all of the above described property. The successful bidder or bidders at such sale will be required to deposit 10 per cent, of the amount of their said bid as o guarntee that said success ful bidder or bidders will comply with the terms |of his said bid if the same is confirmed by the j mart. Upon said sale being consumated the under i signed will make immediate report to the court of • the same, and if said sale is confirmed by the ! court, then the undersigned as Receiver will im | mediately execute title deeds to the real estate i above described and place the purchaser in pos ’ session of said real estate as well as in possession of the persnal propeAy above described. * W. A. I’KTrn on. Receiver-of the Uvalda Bank. Libel For Divorce. IM. A. Love vs R. L. Love. Libel for Divorce m Montgomery Su perior Court, Aug. Term. 1915 The defendant, R. L. Love, is i hereby required personally or by I attorney to be and appear at the | Superior Court of Montgomery County, On., to be held in ami j for said county on the first Mon day in August, next, then ami thereto answer the I’liiintilf's de mand in an action of complaint. | or in default thereof the Court will proceed as to justice shall ap pertain. Witness tin- Honorable E. D. Graham, Judge of said Court, this the tith day of Janu ary. 1915 O. 14. Tvler, Clerk. P. C. Ht •rringt-ou, Atty. for I‘ltT. A. L. Lanier, Attorney at Law, MT. VERNON, GA. Will Practice in all the Courts of the State. « ?m'rmmf»TmTTTFmUmTTTTTfTmTTTVTTTTf?T?• l Last ] t 3 [ Excursion I !► 5 ► 1 r. Os the Season 3 | SAVANNAH AND TYKE j e Friday, July 30th. j \ iit Seaboard Air Line Railway. E Tickets on sale July 30th, 1915, limited 3 t for return six days from date ol sale. 3 ► Rate from Mt. Vernon $2.25 : > * ► A last opportunity to visit Savannah and Tybee this season * l Ocean Bathing , Boating , Fishing < t For full information, see nearest Seaboard Agent, or * ► write J. H. Murphey, T. P. A., or C. VV. Small, D. P. A., < ► Savannah, - Georgia. < l : 4AAiAA AiAiiAiAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA « * § ; Notice to Wheat Growers | 1 HAVE YGUR WHEAT GROUND f IN DUBLIN | L have 5-straiul mill, 75-barrel capacity. | All wheat shipped 11s will have prompt t attention, be ground and returned pJ. T. POPE, - - Proprietor I | DUBLIN, GA. |i