The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, April 30, 1909, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextANVIL BLOCK, Rain, Rain, Rain ! Miss Nettie Peterson, of Atlanta, visited home people Saturday und Sunday. Mr. Oscar Conkle, of Stockbridge and Miss Emma Haynes, of this place, were happily married Bun day p. m. at the home of the brides Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hayes. Rev. Anderson officiating; we extend our best wishes for their future happiness. The sad news reached here to day (Monday) of the death of Mrs, John Shettlesworth formely of this place, but now of McDonough, Mrs Shettlesworth had scores of friends hero that will be sorely grieved to hear of her death, we extend onr heart felt sympthy to her dear children and loved ones May God ever protect each one of them. Mr. Z '<l Polk, of Macon, is stop pin" with his brother Mr. ('ary Polk for a few day. Mr. George Chafin and family visited Mr. Emmett Clarke a short while Sunday p. m. Mr. Waytnan Sneed and little sister Jewell, of Conley, visited Kirs. Pope Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Mollle Clarke is on the sick list this v. t k. There recently arrived at the hone- of fr. and Mrs. John Barton a little stand son, it being the se cond heir of Mr, and Mrs. Roll Pn< t: M ssrs John Barton, Obed and Job nie Pope went to Atlanta Sat nrd i y. Kirs L. R, Clarke visited Mrs. Batomar. Clarke Saturday p. m. M<iS •'>ugh cures dint cold cures an* eon stlp og, especially t hose that coe'ains opiates. Kennedy's La<utive Con9)l Syr up i ''ret* from all opiates and it cures the cold by gently moving the bowls and at the same time it soothes irritation of the throat'and lungs and in that, way stops tin* cotiirh. It is especially recommended for children, as it tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. We sell and recotumed it. Horton Drug Co. STOGKQRiDGE SOCIAL NEWS Stockbridge —The Easter egg bunt given by Mrs William Ward Wednesday afternoon complimen tary to her guest, little Miss Helen Woodward, of Atlanta, was a most delightful occasion for the little folks. Mrs. ward was assisted by her sister, Miss Willie Eve and Master William Ward. Delicious ic'*s and cakes were served. Those present, wore Miss Lucy Ward, Miss Claudino Henderson, Miss Ida Pearl Grant. Miss Annie Maxie Bony. Masters Brannan Ward, Jac'; Ward and Abner Ward. Miss Willie Eve left Friday for her homo at Keysville. Miss Mary Hightower returned homo Saturday. Mr. Emmett Carroll and son A 1 Yin, visited Atlanta last week. There will bo a kiteken party at the borne of Mrs. Augustus Swann in the afternoon and evening of Mae l for the benefit of the U I). C. library. Mr Horace P, Hawkins spent the week end here. SIOO Reward SIOO The readers of tins paper will he pleased to learn t lint them is at least one dread dis ease that science has be**n able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Cu e is the only positive cure now Known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires aconst’i tutional treatement. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys tem , hereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient streng th '>y building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in itscura tiv powers that they offer One hundred d d’.irs for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J.Chkxnky &c ', ToledoO. .- IdoyaH Druggists. 75c. ~ke Hall’s Family Fills for constipa tion. i ARM RENT NOTES. At the Weekly office-2 for 5 cent* —sl c nts dozen. In Memoriam. On the 19 day of May 1908 the death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nail and took from them their dear little darling Imho Fannie Corene. She had been sick for some time but death was so unexpected at that moment. Grieve not fond parents, for she is only asleep. Oh how sad it is to give her up, but strive on and up ward for she is waiting for mother father and sisters. And he ye ready to meet her in that bright mansion above, where there is ro more sorrow nor tears. Oh how we miss her sweet little prattle, and bright eyes. All that loving hands and kind physicians did for her, could not stay the death an- gel away. Farewell little Fannie Corene, Thou art sleeping in Jesus ; Weeping ones in sad bereave ment. “Book tome” the Saviour said, For the loved ones only sleeping, In the city of the dead. Over in that blissful Eden, In the home beyond the skies, It will he a tappy meeting When from death we shall arise. When our life work all is over, Tho’ in tombs our forms shall be, In the morn of resurrection, We shall gather by and bye. When we reach the blessed region, On the bright celestial shore ; Wo shall dwell in heavenly man sions, Reunited ever more, yes, over more. Written by one that loved her, We know of nothing better for cuts, burns, bruises, scratches, or in fact any I Siiiig where salve is needed. I han DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It is es pecially good for piles. We sell and rec ommend it. Horton Drug Co. LUELLA (Last, week’s letter.) To day (Sunday) is liko good old Summer time. Mrs. C. V. Henley is on the sick list hut we hope to see her out again soon. Bro. Drewry failed to he here Saturday but was on time Sunday and preached an interesting ser mon to a good large congregation. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Davis, of Hampton, attended pleaching here Sunday. Miss Ester Head is wirh her aunt Mrs. C. V. Henley. t Mr. M. F. Harrison is having his new residence painted which adds much to its looks. Mrs. B F. Thompson is visiting her daughter Mrs. Lnm Goodman this week. Dr R L. Crawford is having a phone put in at his boarding house at Mr O. L. Well’s. Mr. H. H. Greer is doing the work. Mr. and Mrs. Van Turner, of Hampton spent Sunday with the latter’s sister, Mrs. W. H. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. A. C Hopkins on their way home to Woodbnrry spent Sunday night with the lat ter’s sistei, Mrs. R. W. Boynton. Farmers had to stop their work this pretty weather and go to court. Dr. R L Crawford and Miss Lu cy Moore were out riding Sunday evening. Mrs. W. H. Bailey, Mrs. Charley Robertson and Miss Birdie Barham went to Griffin one day last week shopping. Dr. R L. Crawford went to Jack son one day last week. FOR SALE. One lot near Southern Depot 4( x 100—on which there is a seed house and coal yard—Located on side track will be sold first Tuesday, in May before the court house door at the usual hour of sale. One third cash balance in three and six months 8" 0 . Kimbell & Kinard. IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Lucy Elizabeth McKibben Sandifer was born near Phillippi Church in Henry county Ga., May 17, 1861. where she resided all her life till two years ago when she moved to Locust Grove. Where after a brief illness she died the 6th day of April 1909, in the 18th year of her age, and in the midst of a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends was consigned to her last earthly resting place at County Line in But ts Counts’, on April 7th - After an appropriate funeral conducted by Dr. B. D. Ragsdale. She was the only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Jackson McKibben, both of whom proceeded her to the great beyond. She was happily married to J. J. Sandifer Dec. 12, 1876, who with four of the eight children born to them survives her namely.— Mrs, Martha Jane Moore, Mrs. Atha Childs, Miss Rosa Sandiser. She had four brothers, two of whom survives her Messrs. Joshua and Jackie McKibben. She joined the Baptist church at Phillipi in lier girlhood, and lived a consistent and useful member us long as health permitted. She loved her church and Sunday Sch< ol and was ever ready and willing to work for the cau e e of Christ She had been afflicted for sever al years, at times it seemed, that her pain was more than sin* eould bear, although, site bore her suf fering with patience and was al ways submissive to his will. Des pite all that medical skill and lov ing hands could do Jesus saw tit to call her to her home above. A devoted wife, affectionate mother, kind Iriet d ai d obliging neighbor lias passed from times troublesome coast, to the shining shore of eternity, where gates of pearl, jasper walls and streets of gold abound. Where everlasting spring abides, and joyous notis resound. Aunt Lucy, good, bright and fair, No one on earth above her, Pure in heart as angels were. To know her was to love her. Her niece, Anna McKibben. When the baby is cross and has you wor riod ami worn out’you will find that a little cascasweet. 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. HONER ROLL OF PHILIPPI SCHOOL FOR APRIL First. Grade May Childs, 913 1-3, Lawson Moore, 98 1-3, Dessa Jenkins, 95. Second Grade Vanie Tingle, 98 3-4 Carlie Jinks 97 1-16. Third Grade Nellie Ingram, 96 7-8, Worthey Crumbley, 95 13-16. Fourth Grade Alice McKibben, 90 17-20. Fifth Grade Georgia McLibben, 85 11-24. Sixth Grade Lillian Ingram, 88 5-8, Agnes Bearden, 90 3-7. Seventh Grade Irene McKibben, 88 3-8, Eva Kimbell, 98, Addie Hunter, Teacher. will save the dyspeptic from many days or misery, and enable him to eat whatever he wishes. They prevent SICK HEADACHE, cause the food to assimilate and nour ish tne body, give keen appetite, DEVELOP ELESH and solid muscle. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. ; . . _S ■' Vil'lt '..*l' • .- >n r c P»T)ti m CASTOR ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. AVegetable Preparation forAs simila ling theFoodantlßc gula ling (lie Stomachs andßoweisof Infants /C hildreft Promotes Digestion,Cheerful- : ness and Rest. Contains neither Opium .Morphine nor Mineral Not Narcotic. UrtyrofOldDrSM’ELPnum ■ Pumpkin Sccd~ JHx.Scnua *■ l Bochclle Salts- l M'se Seed * l Peppermint- > i BiCamnabSma* j VArm Seed- I Clarified Sager • hmiuyreen Hurrr. I Apcrfcct Remedy forConsfip-i lion, Sour Stomach, D tarrhoea; Worms .Convuk:o as .feverish- : ness and Less GF SlkE?- Facsimile Signature of j! NEW J Exact Copy of Wrapper. PROGRAM Closing Exercises FLIPPEN HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, APRIL 30th, 1909 M nsic t Recitation - Miss Leslie Pair Recitation ........ Miss Carrie Riley “Pride,” - - - Misses Maggie Lee Dailey and Grace Love • Recitation ...... Miss Fannie Kate Burch Recitation Master Howard Love Music Dialogue—“Backward Glance —Mr. Glass, Misses Erannan ar.d Love Recitatior .... Misses Mattie Riley and Rosezelle Pair Recitation Miss Willie Mag G*lass Recitation Miss Lois Brannan Music Recitation Miss Carrie Love Dialogue—“A Rebuff” - - Miss Owen, Misses Glass, Misses Fields, Misses Palmer and Brannan Pantomime ........ Miss Mary Love Dialogue—“Quanelsome Servants”—Messrs. Biatnan, Glass ai cl Burch Music Dialogue—“The Appointment”—Misses Brannan, Love and Fields Recitation Miss Emma Palmer Recitation—“ The Seasons” - Misses Owen, Glass, Fields and Glass Recitation ......... Miss Mary Love Recitation ....... Miss Maggie Lee Dailey Music ' Dialogue—“Slow ’Beau and Fast ’Beau” Miss Love, Messrs. Dailey and Burch The Success of any Financial Institution May be accurately gauged by the measure of liberality with which its patrons are treated, consistent with the soundness and stabiliiy that must underlie any institu tion aiming at the perfect confidence of a community. Standing upon this platform since our organization, we have kept it it mind and observid it, and the remarkable success this hank has experience d in its twelve years of existence proves that our business policy is giving wide spre ad satisfaction, and our aim is to make and keep this bank active, progressive, strong and in the fullest and best sense, an up to-date institution. We believe in observing andeem plying with the banking laws. Our directors are live, successful, self-made business men who take pride ii directing the affairs of this bank, and with ample capital and resources tor handling all business iu-the line of commercial banking, we guarantee to our patrons promp and reliable service and a diligent effort to meet tlieir financial requirements, am upon the merit of our strong position and successful record, we solicit your busines assuring you that your needs will be our specialty. \\ e have always made it a rule to take caie of our customers whose busines* and balances have been satisfactory, so when you sell your cotton, d< posit your mo ey with us, where it will ’oe kept safe, and paid back to you when you want it, ar* t hen if you should need a little more money to finish up your crop, we are prepared to let you have it. \V r e want your business, and will do our best to please, if yi*- will give us a showing. Come to see US when in town. Your friends, f* The Bank of Henry County » • J. B. DICKSON, Cashier. jo 900 Drops CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the £, Signature / Ajl W \jp In Ay* tj S 6 1/ For Over THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.