The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current, January 06, 1916, Image 4
M I ——l I I LOCAL - PERSON A L § !© 1 § :©©©:ess® Hon. M. L. O’Brien, ox-clerk of Montgomery Superior court, was attending to business here on Tuesday. Mr. W. R. Adams of the Kibbee District was transacting busi ness here Tuesday. Mr. Adams has 170 grand-children and great grandchildren, and will be 86 years old on Feb. 21st next. New and beautiful line of Veil Pins, Vestie Pins and Midget Pins at 25 cents a set at Mrs. J. L. Adams’. ad. Mr. A. C. Gillis of the Lands burg section has moved to Mt. Vernon with his family and they now occupy the old Phil Mcßae homestead. Mr. (jillis will farm and look after property interests here. Mr. W. E. Mathias and son, Mr. B. Mathias, were hereon Tuesday. He sleeps best whose home is protected by ample fire insur ance. Insurance on farm dwell ings a specialty with us. Mt.. V. L. & C. Agency. Mt. Vernon depot has been the scene of many merry school meetings, the boys and girls coming home for the holidays and returning to school, and many of the pupils of the Brew ton-Parker Institute going home and returning for the opening Tuesday morning. Mr. Ira Sharpe of Vidalia was here on Tuesday last. Dr. F. L. Rackley and wife of Millen were here Friday and Saturday of last week with rela tives. Misses Marie McQueen Juanita Morrison, Inez Mcßride, Mar guerite Montgomery, and Viola McLemore returned to their studies in college last Monday. Miss Annella Cook also returned to Wesleyan in Macon to complete the course, having been detained for some time by illness before coming to Mt. Vernon. Col. R. S. Wimberly of Lump kin, (la., is here this week look ing after legal matters. Manicure sets, Baretts, Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs. Mrs J. L. Adams, Mt. Vernon. Mrs. -Thai! Huckabee of Syl vester is here this week visiting her mother and other relatives. Mr. Taylor Stuckey has given up his position with Mcßae Bros, it McLenfore and returned to (lienwood. Mr. T. D. Jennings, of Plains, (la., is tilling the place, and making new friends and ac quaintances. Miss Florence Willis of Greens boro, (la., formerly with the faculty of the Brewton-Parker Institute, is here visiting friends. | Mr. Thos. B. Hughes has ac cepted a position with the Mt. Vernon Drug Co., and assumed the duties of the place. SEED OATS—The Fulghum variety, SI.OO per bushel. See A. B. Hutcheson, Mt. Vernon, Ga. ad riacon, Dublin & Savannah R. R. SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Timo Table No. 1 —Taking ElTect Sunday. January 3, 1915. Kaciboumi W eitbouud l ' ruiut ‘ STATIONS No lb | N«*. 20 No. 19: No. 17 A M. P. M. A. M. P. M. 7 iki : ;> 25 UIV« Mtoou Arrive 11 20 11" 7 55 1 17 Jefferaouville 10 26 3 45 Sls 433 Danville 10 04i 825 S JK) I -1 40 Montrose 9 49 3 10 841 450 Dudley 9382 58 9LO 620 \r. Dublin I,v. 910 280 9 15 I 525 Lv. Dublin Ar. 9 05; 950 000 Roe Wedge 8 8(V 150 10 (Hi 017 Soperton 813 184 10 45 i 055 Vidalia 740 j 1 (.XI A M. I I*. M. Arrive Leave A. M.|P. M. Th- time cards of the Macon, Dublin A- Savannah Railroad are printed for the general information of the public, and every etTort is made to keep them accurate and up to date, but they are not guarati teed, and the Macon. Dublin A Savannah Railroad reserves the right to d> viat- from them without assuming any liability therefor. J. A. Stkkykr, Taflic Manager. Rev. W. D. McGregor was over to spend the week end with his brother, Mr. J. M. D. McGregor, and occupied the pulpit of the Mt. Vernon Methodist church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arpad Hicks have moved in from the farm, and are again residents of Mt. Vernon. Mrs. D. W. Folsom returned Monday evening from a visit to Bellville, bringing home three children to enter school Tuesday. Mr Grove Sharpe, the mill man of Alston, was in to see us Tuesday. Safety first. —Insure your cot ton against loss by fire. We pro tect you. Mt. V. L. &C. Agcy. Miss Flora Smith has gone to Mullins, S. C., where she will be engaged in teaching. Citizens from every section of the county attended salesday, the meeting of the county com missioners and the meeting of the county executive committee here on Tuesday. Hon. J. Clayton Clements of Towns spent Monday with friends in Mt. Vernon. We do not ask any better col lateral for a long term loan than a Montgomery or Wheeler county farm. Mt. V. L. &C. Agency. Miss Marie Peterson and Mr. Douglas McGregor of Ailey have returned to college, the former to Wesleyan and the latter to Young Harris. Mr. T. J. Thompson returned from Savannah Tuesday morning, where he had gone for treatment His friends and family are look ing forward to an improvement in his condition. Mr. W. C. Mcßae went down to accompany him home. Miss Eula Lloyd of Hepzibah, Ga., came down Thursday to visit her friends, the Misses Lee, on Institute Heights, returning Monday. Messrs. Max Segall, Carr Mc- Lemore, Carl Geiger, and Charlie Abt, all at home for the holidays, have returned to college. | Bed Bluff Spooial Correa pouileoco Mr. and Mrs, Esra Davis made a business trip to Dublin Tuesday last. Miss Annabel Webster has re turned to her school after a visit to homefolks at Milledgeville. Mr. Carlos Reid spent last Sun day with Mr. W. H. Smith. Mrs. C. L. Johnson was the guest of Mrs. H. R. McLendon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Esra Davis have moved in their new home. There was a sing at the home of Mr. E. L. Gillis Sunday night last. Messrs. J. H. and M. D. Davis, W. P. Stephens and E. 1). Wal ker made a business trip to Mt. Vernon Tuesday. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR —THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1916 Higgston. Special Correspondence. Rev. Sineath filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Anderson re turned home Thursday after vis iting friends and relatives in Ohoopee. Messrs. Whitney and Edgar McLemore returned to Atlanta Saturday after visiting friends and relatives here. Miss Josie Thompson left Sat urday for Mcßae where she will spend a few days before return ing to Macon where she will re sume her studies at Lanier. Miss Hilda Hurst of Glenwood spent the week end in Higgston, guest of Misses Ruth and Atha Thornburg. Misses Ethel Jackson and Gladys Johnson were visitors in Vidalia Saturday last. Mr. Geo. Lane of Butts return ed home after spending several days in our little city, guest of Mr. F. M. Johnson. Mr. Ben Johnson, who holds a responsible position at Millen, is at home for a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson. We regret very much to learn that Mr. Robert Gay has been sick for several days. We wish for him a speedy recovery. Several Higgstoriians attended a party at the home of Misses Sadie and Mary Peterson last Wednesday night. All report a jolly time. Mr. F. C. Jackson of Valdosta is spending a few days with his mother, Mys. Alice Jackson. Mr. J. W. Linder and family have returned home after spend ing several days in Wrightsville. Mr. and Mrs. John Hilton of Vidalia are visiting Mr. Robert Gay. Mr. J. (Jordon Johnson of Mieanopy, Fla., spent the week end here with friends and rela tives. Among those going away to resume their school duties were: Miss Gladys Thompson, who holds a position at Bannockburn, Miss Gladys Johnson, near Millen, Miss Ruth Thornburg at Center. Miss Mamie Lou Swan is visit ing relatives near Garfield and Swain sboro. On last Friday evening, Dec. 31st, at her home, Miss Ethel Jackson entertained a few friends in honor of her brother, Mr. F. C. Jackson of Valdosta. Quantities of bamboo and scarlet berries, artistically ar ranged with a profusion of mis tletoe added additional charm to the surroundings. During the evening delicious refreshments were served. Those enjoying this hospitality were: Misses Ruth Riggs, Ruth and Atha Thornbtmg, Malonie Knight, Sa die Peterson, Rosannie Mosley, Gladys Johnson, Lula Mcßride, Mattie Thompson, Lugene Hall. Lucile Bush, Josie Thompson, Vera Knight, Mary B. Peterson. Shellie Bush, Lura Knight, Lula Gay, Annie Poole. Bessie Jack son, Gladys Thompson, Bernice Gay, and Mesdames Arthur and Cleveland Johnson. Messrs. Carpenter, McQueen, Fulghum, Mosley. McQueen. McLemore, Lane, Smith. Morris. Jackson, McLemore. Mosley, Partin, Mc- Queen. Morris, Mosley, Jackson, Swan, Morris, Johnson, Mcßride, Hilton, Hall. Carpenter. Morris, Johnson, Salmon and Mcliemore. Hiawatha. | The First Principle of Good Health One rrren. medical authority de dans that sluggish bowels are the cause of more than half Ills that ntlliot mankind. A constipated con dition quickly afreets the liver and i tlicr organa, so that Indigestion and constipation arc soon followed by bil iousness, heudaehos, chronic bad bre; th and a generally disarranged condition of the system. Foley Cathartic Tablet* nre an Meal physic, for their action is whole some and thoroughly cleansing, with out griping, nausea or Inconvenience. They Invigorate and strengthen the bow. 1 action and have a good effect on the stomach and liver. L L Levey, Green Bay. Wi».. writes "For a long time 1 suffered .'mm constiiMtion and liver trouble. Nothing seemed to help me. X Anally ecu red Foley Cathartic Tablets anl am pleased to state they have cured me. They are the finest cathartic to take 1 have over used and their affect Is quick and sure." Sold Everywhere. ad j CHATTANOOGA PLOWS j AND REPAIRS { 1 ij 1 You Should Worry? No Need | | We carry full line Chattanooga Plows and Fixtures. || | A post-card to us will bring them to you by Return | Express, Parcel Post or Freight—Cheapest way. §3 1 Freight Charges Paid on all Orders of $5 or More. j|j S » | p IFOR ANYTHING IN HARDWARE, SEE US BEFORE BUYING. | The Vidalia Hardware Co. I ’PHONE: 82 VIDALIA, GA. | Sheriff Sale. Georgia— Montgomery County. Will be sold before the court hourc door in Mt. I Vernon on the first Tuesday in Feb., 1916, between I the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, certain property, of which the following is a : complete description: The remainder interest of all of that tract or j parcel of land situated, lying and being in the 1664th district G. M. of Montgomery county. Geor gia. lying on the east side of the Macon. Dublin ; & Savannah Railroad right of way and being'] bounced on the north by lands belonging to Mar tha Calhoun (the public road being the dividing line between the lands of Martha Calhoun and the tract hereby levied upon); on the east by lands belonging to J. J. Calhoun on the south by lands of E. J. Simons, W. L. Simons, and S. T. Simons and on the west by lands belonging bo Mary Ann Phillips and containing thirty CIO) acres and be- | ing a portion of a tract of land carved from the j northern end of a tract of 14G 1-2 acres of land conveyed to Mrs. M. M. Simons by James D. Si mons by warranty deed dated October 14, 1901 and recorded in Deed Book No. 1 page 25. And being the remainder interest in the above described tract of land conveyed to the said F. M. Simons and S. Z. Simons and Mrs. M. M. Simons by a warranty deed dated the 11th day of Sep tember. 1914, as shown by the record of said deed in Rook 21 folio 145 of the Records of Deeds of Montgomery connty, Georgia, containing thirty acres more or less. Property pointed out for levy j by plaittifT s attorney, found in the possession of the defendants in fi fa. Levied on and will be sold as the property of F. M. Simons and S. Z. Simons to satisfy an execution issued from The superior court of said county in favor of The American Fertilizer Co., vs F. M. Simons and S. Z. j Simons, and written notice of levy given as re quired by law. This the 4th day of January. 1916. j James Hester, Sheriff. M. B. Calhoun, Atty. for Plffs. Administrator’s Sale. Georgia—Montgomery County. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Montgomery county, will be sold before the court house door in said county during the legal hours of sale on the tirat Tuesday in February, 1916, at public outcry the follow ing land to wit: Three lots in the Town of Soperton, in said county, being lots Nos. 4, 5 and 6. in block No. 9, and fronting on First street together with a four-room house Hiid one out-house. Sold as the property of the estate of Dessie Outlaw, for the payment of debts and distribution. Terms cash, purchaser paying for titles. John Oi'ti.aw. Sr., Administrator. For Letters Dismission. Georgia Montgomery County W. R. Adams, administrator of the estate of Asa Adams, deceased, in his petition duly filed and en tered on record, represents that lie has fully administered said es tate, this is therefore to cite ail persons concerned to appear at my office on the first Monday in Feb ruary, 1916, and show cause, it any they can, why said adminis trator should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission. This Jan. 8, 1916. Alex McArthur, Ordinary. Ginneries are included in the line of Fire Insurance we repre- j sent. Mt. V. L. & C. Agency, • ▼▼▼TTTYYTVTrrWYTYYYTTYYTTTV YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYTT • [ Dodge-Brothers 1 i MOTOR CAR 1 ► 4 ► 4 *• ■' ■" 4 £ < t The enthusiasm among owners is not J t occasional, but general—the car is giv- £ ing uniformly excellent results in every • t city, town, village, and hamlet where it J £ is being sold. It was largely expressions J t from pleased owners that made it pos- 5 £ sible for us to deliver cars to the follow- 3 t ing parties since Oct. 26th last: 3 ► < ► R. L. Kinchen Scotland 3 ► W. S. Adams Scotland 3 ► Dr. W. H. Lucas Towns 3 ► Dr. F. R. Mann Lumber City Dr. 0. B. Moye Soperton 3 ► J. E. Hall Soperton 4 ► I. F. Dixon Tarrytown 3 Green Fleetwood Lumber City 3 ► A. J. Boney Rhine 3 ► w. E. Currie Glenwood 3 ► J. A. Brown ! Mcßae 3 ► L. C. Burch Mcßae 4 ► • A. L. Ryals Mcßae * + Mrs. J. I. McMillan Mcßae < ► L. P. Rawlins Milan * ► J. M. Cook Milan 3 ► ■« £ - t It is so easy to ascertain just what these l * owners think of the comparative value 1 E of Dodge Brothers Motor Car. With j ► two exceptions, each one of these had J t owned Fords and other cars. Nor does 2 ► ■* ► it cost anything to get a demonstration. « l i i A. W. ANDERS AUTOMOBILE CMPANY s l M’RAE, GA. 3 ► GILLIS & HALL, Soperton, Ga. | ► j l Local Representatives ►