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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1908)
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS' Our aim is to please you in good goods and V -a- A Square Deal. * Lumber, Shingles, Brick, Lime, Cement, Valley Tin, Ridge Roll, Volutes, Crestings, Mouldings, Windows, Doors, Blinds, Lathes, Coal, Guano, Acid, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls. We are always in the Cotton Seed Market with a good price. • WE WEIGH AND STORE COTTON. Prompt Service and Cood Attention. We have just opened our office in front part of the Warehouse building, all business will be transacted there hereafter. « ' * TELEPHON E 76. Good place fa hitch, feed and water your horse. YOU CAN SELL US YOUR SEED COTTON. When you have anything to do in this line visit us. Wishing you a prosperous New Year, we are very truly, THE PLANTERS WAREHOUSE 10 LUMBER COMPANY, v Phone No. 76. > McDonough, Georgia. . FORKS—ROAC. Well, I have been absent for some time but if the kind editor will al low me a little space I will try and come once more. We htj,ve been having some bad v eather for sometime, although tl e past week has been the pret t est one in a longtime. The r >ads in this section have been almost impassable. Mr. Pearce Welch and son, Joe lan, passed through here this p’ace last' Saturday enroute to Hampton. Mr. H. H. Greer must surely like E orida. He says he is going down tgain soon to spend awhile there. Mr. Dan Ponder and wife spent 1< st Sunday with Mr. Vince Butlur, ni ar Sunny Side. Mrs Willie Carr and children, Mr. Guss and Miss Abbie Morris and Mr. Rogers Martin were the guests of Mr. W. T. Greer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Copeland have been quite sick but their many friends hope to see them out again soon. Buck Martin says he is trying to mud-ditch but that the ditches are nearer full of frogs and craw fish than they are of mud. The grain crops are going to be short in this section on account of the rain knocking them out of sow ing last fall. Mrs. C II Martin has been quite ill this week with Lagrip. We are glad to know that Mr. W E. Copeland is improving fast at this writing. Mrs. V D Martin and son, R E Martin went to Hampton shopping last Monday. We would be glad if Tar Bucket would stop falling in tin' tar and # et ns hear from there a little oft ner. We are sorry to note the death of Mrs. Swann. She leaves a hus band and several children to mourn her death. HAT ROCK.* Everybody enjoying this fine weather. Mrs. Wylie Milam of Stockbridge passed to the great, beyond Sunday at the home of her son, Mr. Wes. Milam. We extend to the bereav ed ones our heartfelt sympathy. Mr. George Bradberry of Rex is quite sick at this writing. Mr. Grady Morris has returned home from Young Harris college to the delight ot his many friends. Mr. Walter Wilson had the mis fortune of getting his house burn ed Tuesday afternoon. There was no insurance. Miss Ora Walden is visiting her cousins, Misses Ella and Elon Wal den this week. I Misses Flavella and May Owens were guests at the home of their grand parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Owens, Sunday —2 School Girls. WHiTE HOUSE, Rev. Dan Henderson preached at Ozius Sunday. Messrs. Jim Moseley and Lum Cook visited Mr. Tip Mostly Sun day. \ Mr. Jeff Burch and ?onsin, Viv ian Burch spent Sunday with Miss es Clyde and Bessie Moseley. Messrs. Jay Harper and Highly Knight visited in our community Sunday night. Mr. Tip Moseley paid McDon ough a visit Monday. Misses Nannie B. and Bessie Collins and Clyde Moseley were out horse-back riding Saturday. Miss Laura Patterson spent last Tuesday night with her sister, Mrs. Dock Moseley. Mr. and Mrs Frank Crnmbley visited Mr. Elijah Morris and fam ily Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. D. C. Collins and daughter, Nannie 8., spent last Tuesday at the honu of Mrs. Caroline Mose ley. Mr. Deck Crnmbley arwl family spent Sunday with Iris sister, Mrs. Dr. R. Hightower. Mr. Grady M.ddox and wife spent part of last week with rel atives in Atlanta. Messrs. Raleigh Ford and Henry Moseley hitched to a new po s t Sunday. Mr. Ward Crnmbley passed through our town Sunday. Several of our young people en joyed a nice ride Sunday after noon. Mrs. Tip Moselev has been on the sick list for the past week, but is better at this writing. Mr. Charlie Bryant and b ri d e spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Elliott. Last Sunday morning at the home of Rev. A C Elliott, M.ss Virlie Elliott, one of Sateen’s love ly young Indies, and Mr. Frank Gleaton, one of White House’s in dustrious young men, were happi ly married, Rev. A C. Elliott per forming t..e ceremony. We all wish for them a happy and pros perous future. Mr. Ernest Elliott 's many fUends will regret to learn that he is very sicb with measles. Messrs. Manley Smith and Wil liam Cook visited the Misses Mose ly Sunday night. Messis. Walter Wilson and Lee Hinton visited in our town Sun day afternoon. Prof. Bail Elliott- is ull smiles over the arrival of a bcuncing boy at his home. Men Wanted For United States Marine Corps An opportunity to see the World. Service afloat, ashore, and in ouV island possessions. Age 19 to 35 years. Sainrv #13.00 to #47.00 |W month; #237.00 clothing allowance. Board, lodging and medical attendance free. Excellent opportunity for promotion. for full information apply in person or by letter to U. S. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE, 9m. P«acfag— Ml Aab—a ACts.Wfa fc. Marcia. Ga. hdOllii Bd#. Columtw. Ga. PHILLIPPI. Mis Res;i Sandifer visited her I'riPnds and relatives in this sec tion Sunday. Mrs. it C Childs visited Mrs. VV T McKibben Saturday. We arc sorry to know that broth er King could not preach for ns any longer. That leaves us with out a pastor again. Brother W E Kelley, of Locust Grove, filled Lis appointment Saturday and Sunday Little Mary Collins, who has been critically ill, is slowly im proving. Miss Agnes Leverette is assisting Miss Morrison. Mr. Noel Jinks made a business trip to Atlanta last Thursday. Mr. Jack McKibbtn will move into his new residence this week. Messrs. Crumb and Settle and Misses Morrison and Leverette were out riding Sunday. The singing at Mr. Prentice .links’ Sunday afternoon was highly enjoyed by everyone. Miss Cleo Moss had the misfor tune of badly hurting her hand last Sunday by her mule running away. Miss Fannie Lee Leverette of Eaton ton, Mr. and Mrs. Will Col lins of Locust Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Will Collins of Macon visited Mrs. S 0 Collins last week. We are sorry to know Mrs Jam Ingrain is very sick at this writing Mr. Az/.ie Moss returned home last week after quite an extended visit to Mississippi. Advice to the Aged- Age brings i:ifinr.it'<«s, such as slug gish bowels, weak kidnoys and blad der and TORPID LIVER. Ms Pills have a specific effect on these organs, stimulating the bowels, causing then to perform their natural functions as in youth and IMPARTING VIGOR to the kidneys, bladder and LIVER- They are adapted to old and young. Married. December 20th, at Stockbridge, about live o’clock, occurred the wedding of Mr. Gordon West of Sandersville, and Miss Lena Car roll, of Stockbridge. The wedding took place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Virgie Upshaw. The room being decorated with holly and ferns, presented a very prettv appearance. The ceremony was performed by Rev, M. B. Samfj, in a very im pressive manner. Immediately after the ceremony was performed, a very sumptuous supper was serv ed with hot chocolate and ambro sia. The bride and groom left on the seven o’clock Southern train for Macon and thence to their fu ture home at Sandersville. Mr. West is held in high esteem as a collector for the Chicago por trait Company, of Chicago 111., which position he lias held for the past two years. While Mrs. West us Miss Carroll, was one of the prettiest and most popular young ladies of Stockbridge. Those present were the bride's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Carroll ; and Miss Alice Car roll, Messrs. Ernest Carroll and Forest Carroll of Atlanta ; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carroll, i: esdames Virgie Upshaw, Lawrence and Marker, Miss Mae Woodward, of Gridin ; Mr. Clifford White, of Rex; Miss Ollie South, and Miss Ethleen South, of Rex; J. S. Hpl, liman, of Atlanta. —Herald. THE VILLAGE Mrs. Kss'e Berry is quite sick with, measles at her mother’s, Mrs. A. \V. .Mc- Garrity. Mrs. [ L Sowell is very sick with La Grippe. „ Miss Lillian Jackson visited Miss Liz ize McGarrity Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson visited Mr. John McGarrity last Wednesday. Miss Minnie McGarrity visited Mis* Lizzie McGarrity last Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. G M McGarrity visited. Mr. and Mrs. W C Morris Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Joyner visited Ml. and Mrs. J A Craig Sunday.
