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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1920)
’© '©'.©■©;© G. ©G © © ©•© © © © ©'.o.'®.',© I m © Brewton-Parker By Regular NeWS Correspondent gl, :©;©'©©®.©©e©©:©•©© The weather was too bad last Wednesday for the Lyons basket ball team to come, but the 8.-P. I, team will meet them today. The Hazlehurst team came, saw, but did not conquer. The 8.-P. I. team led the score all the way through, except for a few minutes right at the start, when the Hazlehurst tejyn shot a field goal after Pinholster for 8.-P. I. had shot a foul. It was a close game all the way through, as well as a clean one. Mr. Allen Cutts of the Hazlehurst' High faculty did splendid refeering. The final score was f> tos in favor of 8.-P. I. Every player for 8.- P. I. played a good game. The goal shooting of Burch and Pin holster and the guarding of Ben Alexander deserve special men-! tion. In the game at Vidalia Monday! the 8.-P. I. boys were defeated. At the special request of one of the players the correspondent announces that the score may be had from Vidalia by wireless tele graphy. The 8.-P. I. team goes to Dub lin Saturday to play the high school team there. Quite a crowd is expected to accompany the team. They go to Hazlehurst Monday. Dolores Auza has been quite sick for several days but is up again. MissGeorgeie Rogers of Kibbee entered school here last week. A social feature following the game with Hazlehurst was a re ception given by Miss Tingle to the basket ball team. Those present were: Hugh Burch, Laris and George Burkhalter, Holmes Box Social at McGregor. There is to be a l>ox social given at McGregor school house on Fri day night, Feb. 20, for the bene fit of the school. Every one is cordially invited. Vina Hooper, Teacher. Seed Cane for Sale. 1500 Seed Cane at my old home place near Alston. Tor price, write G. G. HORTON, 212tf Rt. 2, Baxley, Ga. j Lumber for Sale. A lot of good Weather- Boarding and Ceiling, the latter in thick j and thin sizes. See or writo G. YV. Ph \kr, 212tf Higgston, Ga. Notice to the Public. This is to forewarn all minis ters or qualified officers against performing a marriage ceremony for my daughter, Gladys Palmer, a minor, with any party whomso ever. And any violation of this order will be he prosecuted to the full extent of the law. This the 19th day of January, 1920. B. F. Palmer. Vidalia. Ga. | - - ! <« FO. H. COWAKT Attorney at Law • Office with Marcus B. Calhoun MT. VERNON. GA. LOOSE HULLS SALE, CHEAP We have on hand about ‘2OO tons of i; slightly damaged cotton seed balls that i we will sell while they last at $5.00 per ton loose, cash with order. This is a bargain, hut we are making this con cession in price in order to clean up our storage warehouse. Empire Cotton Oil Company McRAE. GA. 1 Pinholster, Vivian Stubbs, Fred McSwain, William Peterson, Mil lard Windham, Mr. George Cow art and Mr. Panter. Young ladies who were invited were Misses Catherine Boynton, Rosa Coch-j ran, Johnnie Hilbun, VannieLeck Tyler, Helen Lee, Sue Lee, Eliza beth Barrett, Ester Geiger and Gladys McAllister and Mrs. Tyler. A'nother social affair of more than passing notice was the re ception given by the Sophomore class last Saturday night. The . special feature of the occasion was the contest in love-making, in which the prizes were awarded to Frank Williams for the boys and to Helen Mixon for the girls. The students of the high school will render a Georgia Day pro gram at the auditorium Thursday ! night. The public school and high school will join in a Valentine party for next Saturday night. Mr. John G. Harrison, Secre tary of the Committee of Educa tion of the Executive Committee of the Baptist State Board, was here Monday night and Tuesday in the interest of the school work. The literary societies will give a joint program next Thursday afternoon as follows: Reading—Wdlie Carelock. Song Senior girls. Campus Notes- Maxwell Lasse ter. Duet—Goldie Mcßae and Mar garet Currie. Hyperbole Game— Lee Rivers, Francis Brewton, Sarah McAr thur and Esther Geiger. Violin Solo Elizabeth Mcßae. Prophecy—Nellie Long. Vocal Solo —Helen Lee. Oak Grove Dots. S|mmmiil CoiTcapondenre. Mr. J. A. J. Walker and wife of Wrightsville are visiting their son, Mr. J. M. Walker. The candy pulling and peanut parching at Mr. J. C. Gillis’ Fri day night was enjoyed by the following: Mr. Henry Gillis and family, Sudie, Willie, Jim and Randolph Graham, Annie George and Felton Reynolds, Dessie and Geneva Brantley. Herbert and Herschel O’Brien spent Saturdy night with their aunt, Mrs. P. H. Daniels. Miss Etta Mae Jackson gave a sing Saturday night. There was u large crowd present. Miss Sudie Graham and Messrs. Owen McDougald and Willie Gra ham visited Miss Annie Reynolds Sunday afternoon. Oak Grove Sunday school is doing fine. There were forty present Sunday afternoon. Mules for Sale. Four head of good mules. See at once. W. W. Pierce, % 212tf Mt. Vernon, Ga. m • - Teas for Sale. Field Peas, Iron, Brabham and Mixed peas for sale. Peas are very scarce this season so get your supply while they last. J. Wade Johnson, 212tf Mount Vernon, Ga. MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, I&*Q. LOCALS., Dr. J. C. Brewton left Tuesday j afternoon for Bulloch county i where he was called on account | of the illness of his brother-in- ( law, Mr. Stephen Thorne. | ( Mrs. J. T. Smith of Dublin is i visiting lyr sister, Mrs. A. L. h Lanier. Mrs. Smith will doubt- 1 less remain some time. Mr. J. R. Coickfield is located at Cades, S. C., where he will engage in tobacco growing. It is not known what brand Coot will plant for—Brown’s Mule or Sun Cured. Do not forget the Valentine party and box supper February 14, given by the grade teachers of The Brewton. Parker for both young and old. Admission 10 cents. See McCrimmon Grocery for Egg Mash Chicken Feed, the feed that makes the hens lay every day. , ad. Miss Jeddie Cockfield is in At lanta, where she is taking the trained .nurse’s course in St. Joseph’s Hospital. We sell Tuxedo Hog Ration and the best of all feeds for hogs and chickens. McCrimmon Grocery, Mt. Vernon. Just received carload of close- - haired mules, now offered at close margin for quick sale. Hicks Brothers. Advices from Atlanta 9tate that Mr. Ernest Smith, who has been critically ill, is improving. Mr. Walter Morrison, also sick, is recovering. Both are students at Georgia Tech. Miss Bessie Higgs has returned from a week’s trip to Atlanta, where she went to select spring millinery. The date of her spring opening will be announced later. A few large draft horses at attractive prices. Will exchange either horses or mules for other stock. See the stock at our stables at once. Hick 9 Brothers, Mt. Vernon. Mr. D. J. Mcßae of Mcßae is spending a few days with rela tives in Mt. Vernon. Mr. W. L. D. Rackley, Dr. F. L. Rackley, of Millen, Mr. C. A. Rackley of Longpond and Attor ney George B. Cowart left Tues day for a trip to St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Rackley and little daughter, Martha, have to their home at Abbe ville after spending a few days with relatives here. Best Seed Irish Potatoes. Buy early. Mt. Vernon Mercantile Company. Alston News. Npoci*l Correspondence. Mr. M. D. Kirkland and wife have returned from a visit to Wrightsville. Rev. J. N. Oliver filled his ap pointment at Alston Saturday and Sunday. Mr. John Brack of Hack Branch was in Alston on business Satur day afternoon. Last week was bad weather, and there was not anything done on the farms. Some of the farmers killed hogs last w’eek and took the meat to the Mt. Vernon curing plant. Mr. J. A. J. Walker of Wrights ville attended preaching here - Sunday. He spent the night with his son. Mr. Mark Walker. Miss Nora Harrell of Towns attended preaching here Sunday. Dr. Dees was called to Mr. Homer Sharpe on Sunday. Miss Pauline Goff is on a visit to Statesboro. Miss Mary Bland of Statesboro i visited Miss Pauline Goff last j week-end. j .* | Mr. Jessie Goff spent Sunday with his father, Mr. John Goff. I Send The Monitor the news | from your section. Ilf in Need of Money | Come to See me At Once, I Either Short or Long Term Loans. | MONEY IN BANK FOR SHORT TERM LOANS | I and can secure money on either farm or city ® property within ten days or less. - M YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY f < See me at once, as I have clients now for both farm and city property in this section. || 0 Come to see me, or phone and I will call on you. ® |J. Wade Johnsonl | MT. VERNON fj '----■ - - ■ - - ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. To the People of Montgomery County: I respectfully ask the honor of j representing Montgomery county in the lower house of the General Assembly of Georgia, 1921-1922, hereby announcing my candidacy, subject to provisions of the State Democratic Executive Committee and rules of the Democratic Exe cutive Committee of Montgomery county. Very truly. Horace B. Folsom. FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL OCONEE CIRCUIT. I hereby announce my candi- i dacy for the office of Solicitor! General of the Oconee Judicial Circuit. Should I be elected to this office I promise to discharge its duties fairly, fearlessly, honestly and to the best of my ability. M. B. Calhoun. Mount, Vernon, Ga. FOR JUDGE OCONEE JUDI CIAL CIRCUIT. To the Voters of The Oconee Circuit: For seven years I have served you as Solicitor-General. During which time you have had an op , portunity to judge my fitness for ■ public office. I now desire to serve you as Judge of our Circuit. I, therefore, subject to the Demo | cratic Primary, hereby announce my candidacy for that high office. If you elect me, I promise to be as fair and fearless in the dis charge of its duties as I have al ways tried to be as Solicitor- General. Your vote and endorse ment will be duly appreciated. W. A. Wooten. ——— i Fred M. Harris Attorney at Law MT. VERNON, <JA M. B. CALHOUN Atty at Law, kit. Vernon, Georgia Post Your Lands. J i Open your woodland to the pub-! lie and soon there will not be a stick of wood or timber on it. Put the public on notice by post i ing up printed notices. Get the printed notices at The Monitor office, 10 cents each. 1 Mil Bill— 8811 I IHI Plants One Cotton Seed at a Time Here’s a money-saving once, dropping a single seed item we want to call to your at a time equal distances attention right now. Plant- apart in the row. ing one cotton seed at a time Gome i n and look at the at regular intervals gives special shaped saw tooth , you just as big a yield as type picker wheel used on when seed is planted in these planters. The teeth, bunches, and just think of shaped liked those cn a gin the saving in seed. saw. deliver from the hop per without injury the exact Such planting does not quantity of seed you want require any extra work or to P* ant- This picker wheel handles the lintiest, fuzziest any expensive machinery. , , ’ . . r T u seeds without clogging or Just use one of the John , , ■ T . . J? . t. , c A - choking. It puts the seed Deere Two-Wheel Riding into the ground just as you Planters which we have want it. These advantages for sale. With this planter, mean a bigger crop, seed you can plant two rows at saving and larger profits. Don't overlook the fact that these Cotton Planters also handle corn, cow peas, beans, etc., and can be equipped with fertilizer attachment. Come in and inspect them. | Heavy stock of Plows. Planters, Distributors. Syracuse Plows and Parts, at Reduced Prices. H. V. THOMPSON AI LEY, GA Farm Loans | Loans on Improved Farm Lands : in Montgomery and Wheeler i Counties. Interest rate 6 per ct. [Reasonable commission. I can I handle good propositions for eol -1 ored people owning farm lands. FRED M. HARRIS, i * Mt. Vernon, Ca.
