The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, April 09, 1909, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextCA L_ l_ And let me fit yon with Glasses in the most modern way and tin latest styles. Satisfaction gnaranteed ’. P. B. CHEEK, .leweler and Optician, ncDonough, = Qa. 'Jjocals. |i pays to deal with Mdlonotigli Vehicle Company. Mr. J. A. MoDonal, of Snapping Shoals, was in the.city oft Tuesday. Miss Hutli Turner, of Lucy Cobb College, at Athens, is at home for s veral days with home folks. Ch-ver Andy Ward, of Brushy Knoh district, was a visitor here Tuesday. New lino of low cut slippers just received. Call and see them. Walker-Turner Co. Mrs. R. C. Manley, of Jackson, was the guest of her many friends here on Tuesday. Mr. W. R. Whitaker, one ol Shakerag’sleading citizens, was a visitor here on Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Rodgers, Miss Derrolle Coletnanand Misses Fran ces and Flora Neal, spent the week end in Atlanta, Messrs. H. C. Russell and W. C. Walker, two of McDonough’s pro minent young men, spent two days at Monroe, this week on business. Mrs. B, B. Carmichael and Miss Alla B. Carmichael, returned Mon day from a visit to relatives in At lanta. Mr. Itson Smith, who had been at Flovilla for some time, Ims re turned to his home here to the de light of his many friends. Mr. Charlie Coan, one of Tussa haw's prominent young men, was the guest of his hosts of old friends here on Sunday. Miss Nina Wall, one of MoDon ougli’s bright young ladies, retur ned last Saturday from a week’s visit tofrinds at Locust Grove. Miss Mirian McMiclmel, of At lanta was the guest, of her sister, Miss Louise McMiclmel on last Sat nrday and Sunday. Miss Hattie Sne Low, who is at tending school at Cox Colledge, Col ledge Parke, spent tlie week end with her parents Mr and Mrs M.C. Low Mr. Paul England, who has been at West Point for some time with one of the leading dry goods firms of that city returned home here on Sunday for a visit to homefolks. The Board of Education held its regular quarterly session here on Tuesday. Only routine matters came up for consideration and only a short session was held. Mrs. A. C. Smith, of Monroe county, who has been spending some time here with her dangnters, Mrs. W. B. Griflin and Mrs. E. P. Hunt, went over to McDonough yesterday, where she is visiting her son, Col. E. M. Smith, and family.—Griflin News. Cold contracted at this season of the year are quickly relieved with Bees Laxa tive Cough Syrup. Its laxative quality rids the system of the cold. Pleasant to tAKe. Best for children forcolds, coughs, croup and whooping coughs. Sold by Horton Drug Co. Dr. D. W. Scott, local surgeon of the Southern Railway at this place, is in attendance of the As sociation of Southern Railway Surgeons at Jacksonville, Fla., Miss Leila Scott accompanied him. There is an excursion for the as sociation to Cuba and they may take that trip, if not they will* re turn today. The rains of Wednesday were welcome by the farmers and gHrd ners of this connty. Mr. Adam Sloan, who has been in school at Davidson, N. C , has returned home for the vacation. Rev. J. A. Simpson, Messrs. B. B. Carmichael and D. J. Green will attend the Atlanta Presby tery at Winder nex tweek. FOR SALE—One refrigerator almost new, 65 pounds capacity. Howard Stansell, McDonough, Ga. Mrs. A. S Blake went over to McDonough yesterday for a few days’ visit to relatives. —Griffin News. Gasoline engines, Threshing out fits, Cuttaway harrows, Pumping out fits, of all kinds. People in need of these things call on G. W. Cathy, At Union Warehouse Madam Rumor has it that there are to he several of McDonough s and Henry county’s prominent young people who are to be mai ried cn Easter^Sunday. The Week ly will keep up with these “rumors” amt tell more later. Rev. Z M Levorett, of Flovilla. was here on Tuesday. He says that the endowment fund for the Locust Grove Institute is steadily growing, there now being about SIO,OOO received in actual bonds. He will be at Sharon church on the third Sunday in April the 18th day. This meeting will he held in the interest of this fund and everyone is cordially invited to attend this meeting who are in terested in higher education. The Sun Brothers Circus which gave two preformances here last Saturday was by far the poorest attended of any circus that ever came here. The attendance was so small that they did not more than make enough to pay their railroad transportation tothenext place. The show was featureless in interest And liked decidedly the snap of the usual circus, though same parts of theshow were excel lent. Miss Annie Morrell Varner, was hostess to a small party of Mc- Donough’s young people on Mon dayevening in which many de ligntful games were played. Those present and sharing in the pleasures of the evening wore; Misses Eunice and Emma Arnald, Elotl Tolleson, Bess Fouclie, Lena Price, Annie G. Thompson, and Miss Mattie Dupree, of Zebulon ; Messrs. Henley Daniel, Lum In gram, J. B. Mayo, Fred Kelley, Tom Tolleson and Itson Smith. Among those from a distance who attended die funeral of Mrs. T. J. Bledsoe on last Friday were .1 C. Bledsoe, E. L. McMullin, wife and daughter, Mrs. Scales, Mr. Mc- Mullin and Miss McMullin, of Atlan ta ; Tom Sullivan and wife, of New ton county ; J. Edalgo and daughter J. B. Bledsoe and Miss Cawtlion, of Jenkinsburg ; W A. Hooten and wife, J. W. Bledsoe, and wife, ot_ Mt. Bethel; E. L. Bledsoe, wife and children, of Broxton ; J. W. Culpepper and daughter, of near Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. John A. McDonald, of Atlanta, at whose home the deceased died. When you take Kodol, the food you have eaten will be digested naturally, regular ly and premptly. and in this way Ko.lol gives the stomach a chance to regain its lost strength and health, and after a lit tle while you need not take Kodol longer but take it while you do need it and if it fails to benefit you your money will be re funded to you. It is sold by Horton Drug Co. New Ice Man lam now prepared to furnish the public with ice at all times. Have a large storage plant where I will always keep on hand a big lot —Car load just receiv ed. Ice delivered in any purt of the city, at 50c per hundred. J. H. Jeffares, McDonough, Ga. LOOK! Protect your dwelling against tornados or storms only $4.00 per 1,000 for three years. 3t M. C. LOW. Miss Emmie Clements, who has bet n teaching at Delia Grove, in Butts, has cluseu her school and is at home fur the vacation season. Miss Myrtle Clements, who has a liourismng school near Stock bridge, spent Sunday at home here SOOTH RSVER Tu the deiigiii ui tlie many far mers tue guou old spring time has cjuit dt iant. Once nAjre we can Hear the song of the plow boy anti the merry tune ol the mocking bud as he sings to iiis mate from early m an till evening late, Miss Laura Love spent Saturday night must pleasantly with her orother, Mr. o. Love and family,. Mr. jdarvie Carmichael, of Me-, Dunough, was m our midst a short while Sunday and while out here Ho visited. the Sunday School at Delter Grove and delivered a most interesting talk to the school come again Mr. Carmichael, we extend you the hand of welcome. Mrs Charlie Love and children of Mill.slead, is visiting the for mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helms at this writing, Mr, .Jerry Lave was seen driving in a northeastern direction Sunday afternoon. By the request of our chorister Mr. Robert Helms the public is cordially invited to come out an hour earlier next Sunday at Delter Grove for he desires to hold a song service before Sunday School. Our young people enjoyed a singing given at the residence of Mr. Robert Helms Saturday night Mr. C. C. Gleaton was in our midst a short while Sunday. We understand that the teachers and pupils are beginning to pre pare for the closing exercises of the spring term of this school. Several of our farmers are be ginning this week. Well being as every body is at work this week nows will be short from this place. 93 Year Old. Uncle John Parker was in the city Monday, and fora person cf his age moves around in a way that one would think the frosts of over ninety winters rested on his shoulders. Many changes has he seen.—Conyers Free Press. When the baby is cross and has you wor lied and worn oufyou will find that a little cascaswekt. the well known remedy for babies and children, will quiet the lit tle one in a short time. The ingredients are printed plainly on the bottle. Con tains no opi ites. Sold by Horton Drug Co. BOWEN'S CROSSING A new comer. Mr. Editor if yon will allow me space I will write a few lines this week, Quite a large crowd attended Flat Shoals last, Sunday. Miss Ivilda Rowan, of Flal Rock, visited Miss Willie Wyatt Sunday. Mr, L. T. Rowan made a busi ness trip to Rex Monday. Miss Cynthia Rowan has just returned home from a pleasant visit to Forest Park. Mr. Johnie Sims had the misfor tune of loosing a cow last week. Clarence Smith and Mr. Champ Coker passed through this section last Sunday. I guess everybody is puting in full time plowing this week. Miss Epsie Wilson entertained a few young people last Saturday night. Mr. Mance Rowan and wife paid McDonough a flying visit last Mon day. Mr. G. W Morris made a busi ness trip to Atlanta last week. • Mr. Walter Estes, of Rex, pass ed through this section last Sun day . Well as news is scarce this week, will ring off will try to do better next time. Tiitfs Pills After eating, persons of a biiioss habi will derive great benefit by taking one of these pills. If you have been i'HiNKINGTOO MUCH, they will promptly relieve the nausea 58CK HEADACHE——. and nervousness which follows, restore the appetite and remove gloomy feel* ings. Elegantly sugar coated. Take Mo Substitute. IS NOW READY FOR HIS Grand Spring Opening WHiCH WILL LAST FOR And offers the biggest and best line of Clothing, for both Men and Boys, Pants, Shoes, Men’s, Women’s and Children’s, Embroideries, Ladies’ W aists, Children’s Suits, fiats, Caps, Underwear, Shirts, Neckwear, Ho % siery, Etc., at Special Low Prices! B. B. CARMICHAEL & SONS, iwcdonouch, ca. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Day Phone No. 51 Night Phone No. 52 All calls answered promptly day or night. All embalming carefully done and according tc best methods Our stock of metal and wood caskets and robes are unequalled. Oar services, hearses arid equipment, are the best to be had. We furnish the best steel, brick or cement Vaults. Do You Keep a Bank Account With Us? 8f Not You Are the Fellow We Are Writing to. Not mat y years ago the possession of a bank account was esteemed a privilege of the the rich only, and a bank was too often looked upon as typifying in some vague way, that visionary monster, “the money power,” but as a matter of fact a bank is very close to the people. Its stockholders are your fellow citizens and its assets, great though thev mar be in the aggregate, are hut the combined funds of your friends and neighbors anil hence is less than ever a rich man’s institution. » The extension and simplification of banking methods have made the handling of small accounts profitable, and with a better understanding by the people and the Banks of eagh other, there has resulted an increased use of these priviieges by all classes. We want you to know that the open door represents the policy of this Bank and that we will be glad to handle your account, and that we are prepared to do so whether it be large or small. Make it a rule to give checks out of your own check book, and always fill out the stub first and thereon keep a record of your balance in bank. We want your business and will accept your deposits; keep your money safelv' furnish you check boobs to get it out; give you any accommodation consistent with sound banking, and guarantee satisfaction. And if you will become a regular customer and give us all your business, yon will always find us ready to accommodate you when you need us, and at lowest lates Our obligations are always first to our regular customers, and we invite you to he ONE OF THEM. Yonr friends, The Bank of Henry County McOONOUQH, = GEORGIA HOTEL DEHOY EUROPEAN I'I.AX to 3 (i}4 W. Mitchell St. One liloek From Terminal Station. EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE All Modern t onvenienees ROOMS 50C 7f?CSI OO PER DAY SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK fl .60. 12.00, $2.50 and *3.00. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta Phone 3255 1 ersonal experiece with a tube of Man • zah Pile Remedy will convince you it is immediate relief for all forms of Piles" Can be applied directly to the affected parts, reducing inflammation swelling and itching. Guaranteed. Price 50c Sold by Horton Drug Co. LOST—One black sow pig strayed off last Saturday. J* V. LTpchurch, McDonough, Ga.