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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1920)
1 ALWAYS IN SEASON I I § INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER LINE I 1 HERCULES STEEL STUMP PULLERS 8 I FURNITURE AND SHELF HARDWARE 1 Our line is being made complete, with the arrival of new goods daily, and it is our purpose to supply the trade with fe the best in Hardware, Furniture and Household Goods. We have studied the needs of the people, to serve them best S § Full Line Plows Plow Fittings a If Harrison’s Town and Country Paints, Stoves, Tinware, Crockery • 1 | Household Necessities, Carpenters’ Tools—the Best Lines 1 |jj We invite a call from all, including the ladies. Our line is select hut very comprehensive, and we want you to see it p I The Mason Hardware Company f | MIT. VERNON, GA. 1 1 Church Destroyed By Fire Atlanta. —Fire, thought to have orig inated from a defective furnace, par tially destroyed the roof of All Saints Episcopal church, 256 West Peachtrei street, damaged the magnificent pipe organ, the handsome memorial win dows, the chancel, walls and fixtures in the church, totaling a loss of ap proximately fifty thousand dollars. Es timates of the damage varied among officials of the church, but an averagt of these figures placed it at abeul fifty thousand dollars. All loss is fully covered, $75,000 of insurance being carried on the church. Savannah Shriners Plan Big Events Savannah. —W. Freeland Kendrich of Philadelphia, imperial potentate o) the Mystic Shrine, will visit Alee Tern pie, Savannah, on February 16, com ing here from Daytona, Fla. The tern pie is also planning a pilgrimage to Americus on January 19 as one ol the events on its winter card of spe cials. About 100 shriners will make the trip to Americus. Free Camp Ground For All Tourists Griffin. —At a meeting of the Gris fin and Spalding county business men committees were appointed to at one* arrange the details for establishing an ‘‘auto camp ground” for tourists The committee, which consisted o) the officers of the county fair associa tion and four other business men, met immediately afterward and selected the fair grounds as the location foi the camp ground. Irwin Will Ask For Clemency Atlanta. —After serving two months of a year sentence following his con viction of voluntary manslaughter in the Fulton superior court last Novem ber, Rush Irwin, who shot and killed J. George Moody, in July, of 1919, will ask for executive clemency within the next few days, it became known at the court house. Owners Os Autos Slow In Paying Tax Atlanta. —Owners of automobiles are following the same course that they have pursued in former years in de laying to make application for tags until towards the expiration of the period, when the law says they must have them in order to run their cars, Secretary of State McLendon stated Head Os Education Board Making Tour Atlanta. —Dr. Wallace Buttriek. pres ident of the general education board of New York City, arrived in Atlanta from New Orleans. Doctor Buttriek was accompanied by Dr. Abraham Flexner and Travor Arnett, secretaries of the board. The party is making a few weeks’ trip through the South. A safe investment—sl.so in the county paper. Petition For Charter. Georgia—Montgomery ('oinify: To I lie Hupei ior < 'oni t of sa id ( 'minty. The petition of J. G. Martin,D. \V. Martin, J. I’. Martin, Alfred Renaldi and W. H, Ha’cher, of said County, shows to tile court the following facts: Ist. Petitioners, together with their associates, desire lo be incorporated under t he name of “The Marl in Com pany,” for a period of twenty years, wi!h tlie right lo renew said charter at the expiration of said time. The object i f -a id corporal ion is pectin i- I ary gain and to carry on and main i tain a general mercantile business in ! the town of Alston, Georgia, and lo buy and sell goods, wares and mer chandise, cotton, grain, hay, hard ware and farm implements, furniture. | automobiles and parts, country pro duce, dry goods, notions, shoes, gro ceries, Iniggies and wagons, coffins and caskets, including the right, lo buy, hold, and sell real estate and personal property suitable for the purpose of the corporation, and to execute notes, borrow money, loan money, to sue and he sued, and to do | any and till acts that may be m-ees isary in the operation of said business. 2nd. The principal place of said business will be in the town of Als i tori, in said county of Montgomery, y but petitions desire the right lo es tablish i ranch offices within the State or elsewhere whenever a ma jority of the holders of t he stock may 1 so determine. fil'd. The capital stock of said cor i. porarion shall be ten thousand ($lO.- I 000), with privilege of increasing same to the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000), by a ma jority vote of the stock holders, said I stock to be divided into shares of I twenty-five dollats each, and they ; desire to begin business with twenty five per cent paid in Petit iojiei'.s dc i sire the right to have subscriptions I to said capital stock paid in money jor property to be taken at a fair II valuation. I, 4th. Petitioners desire that said corporation may have the light to elect a Piesident, Vice president and I Secretary and Treasurer, ana to have |i nd make all proper and necessary* i by-laws, rules and regulations that i are necessary and may be proper for the carrying on of said business, and and also lo have and use a common ’ seal. Wherefore, petitioners file this iheir petition in the office of (lierk of • the Superior Court, and pray, that after the same has been advertised i as required by law, that the ( ourt by 'j proper order grant this petition. M B. ( alhoon, Attorney for Petitioners Filed in office this the lOih day of January, 1920. J. E. Mcßae, < lerk Superior < ourt. I Georgia—Montgomery County. Ofllce of Clerk of Superior < lourt of said Montgomery County, f. .1. E ij Mcßae. Clerk of the Superior Court 1 1 of Montgomery County, hereby cm , | tify that the foregoing is a true and (correct copy of the application for jeharter, as the same appears of file jin fhis office. This 10th day of Jan, 1920. J - E Mcßae, Clerk of Superior Court. MONTUOMKRY MONITOR—THURSDAY, JAANURY 22, U>2o. Administrator's Sale. 1 Georgia—Montgomery County. Under and by virtue of an order .granted by the Court i f Ordinary I es said county, w ill he sold before I the court house door in said county, b- tween the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Feb ruary, 1920, to the highest bid-j der for cash, the following de-1 j scribed property: j A one-fifth interest in a lot of j j land located in the down of Mt j Vernon, -50 feet square, and known as tlie Mcßae Mill (Jo land, and ’ bounded on all sides by lands of Mrs. M. E Mcßae; a one-tilth interest in a pomp jack; none fifth interest in a cypress water tank; a one-fifth interest in a 2- j horse power gasoline engine; a one U>ird merest in one Thomas gram drill; a one third interest 1 ; in a 8-roller cane mill; a one-half i interest in roe mowing machine land one hay rake. To be sold as j the property of the estate of T. J. | Thompson, <le eased, for settle j ment and distribution This the I sth tiav of Junuary. 1920. W (I Mcßae, i Administrator of Estate of T. J. i Thompson. , Citation. I j Georgia—Montgomery County. j j ]j. \l. Williams, administrator lof Anme I. Williams and W. j E Williams, deceased, repre j j sente to the court m his petition; ! duly filed and entered on record, j that he has fnllv administered i the two said estates. This is 1 ! therefore to cite all persons coe ! certied, kindred and creditors, to *1 show cause, if any they can, why jsaid administrator should not be 1 discharged from hi? udimnistra • Holland receive letters of dismis sion on flic first Monday in Febru ary, 1920. J. (J McAUlster, Ordinary. | , : New Maxwell for Sale If being our purpose to dtscon-' tinde for the present the sale of i automobiles, we will sell at a I great bargain one New Maxwell Touring (Jar—the only one we | have in stock. Here is a chance to get a brand new car at far be- 1 low Us market value. Will make terms to right party. See car at Hicks’ garage. Hicks Bros. & Peterson. 1 Btf Mt. Vernon, Ga. j i Trespass Notice. Georgia —Montgomery County. This is to forewarn the public generally against hunting with gun or dog, removing wood or timber in any form, fishing, or in I any manner trespassing on the lands of the undersigned in said county; and any party found vio | lating this order will he prose ; cuted to the extent of the law. | This Dec. 4th, 1919. L. C. Mcßae, Mrs. Florence McArthur. Monumental Work. We carry a complete line of monuments. Please call at yards and inspect designs, get esti mates, etc. Vidalia Monument Co., its Vidalia. Ga. i FIFTY MEN WANTED. I At New Bridge. | Wages $3.00 per day. DAWKINS ! CONSTUCTION CO. I Mt. Vernon, Ga. LOANS ON FARM LANDS. Loans on improved farm lands of Montgomery County can i be placed promptly at 5 l-2c in terest in amounts of SI,OOO and above, with the privilege of re- i paying part of the principal at any interest bearing periods in amounts of SIOO or multiples i thereof, thereby stopping the in- j terest on amount paid. Loans j can be made for periods of 57, i or 10 years to suit the borrower, j Commissions charged are reason- I able. M. B. CALHOUN, Mt. Vernon. Ga, R. E. Ward. Soper ton, Ga. i j| QUICK MONEY! j i|i Wo arc in position toclose loanson farm | lands in sto 10 days after application is | j: recived. We represent a Georgia con- I | cern that has the money on hand at all | !! seasons of the year, insuring prompt I ;l; service. Come to see us, or write and 1 j i we will call on you at once. GEO. B- COWART or JOHN D. DURDEN j Mt. Vernon, Ga. Soperton, Ga. We make Loans in Montgomery, Treutlen, Laurens ; and Emanuel Counties I BUILDING HATERIAL WE HAVE A FULL LINE IN STUCK | Lumber, Lime, Cement, Prick, Lath 1 Piaster, Shingles, Windows Doors and Frames In fact, everything used in building. If you are going | to build, get our prices. They are right, and we can | | make prompt deliveries. | JOHN T. RAGAN & CO. | VIDALIA. GA. | * i *^«^«JmJSSSSSSeSAS»9»!!9Si I FARM LOANSj t on 5 ► Improved Treutlen, Montgomery and j t ToombS County Lands « l QUICK ACTION ATTRACTIVE TERMS J l GILLIS & HALL j ► SOPKRTON, (JA. * • aaa,aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAA mtAAtAAtAAi»»mAtAHAAA •
