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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1909)
» • # y Renyarryber Tlye Popbi lar Veti r\g •Go \tcstl r I lie Henry County Weekly VOL. XXXIV A * xi« Lj JlA"' f * * 1 -i- % I) r XT IST Office Hours : 7.30 to 12 A. M. 1 to 5 P. M. 13. gV. J j»lkvX )\\ iS , DENTIST Office Hours : 7.30 to 13 a.m. l to 5 p. m. DR. THOS. .T. HOLTON. Physician and Surgeon, R. F. D. No. 1, REx, Ga. Bell Phone. Res. at M. C. White CHARCOAL Bc. per bushel paid for charcoal delivered to our yards on wagon. Decatur Street, Atlanta, Ga. Carroll & Hunter Coal Co. locals. Bicycles and Bicycle supplies. John R. Smith. The Contest is now warming up and all the Contestants are climb ing right on up. 48 different styles of Gents Belts from 25c to SI.OO. W. B. J. Ingram Co. Miss Drew Norman has returned home from a visit to friends at Griffin. Misses Pope and Coleman, two of the bright and talented teachers in the public school here, spent Saturday in the Gate City. Come and see our entire line of Calico at 5 cents a yard. W. B. J. lugranm Co. Ella Berry, one of the Sixth ■an district’s bright and accomplished young ladies, has been the guest of Mrs H L. Carmichael this week. Try a pair of the Bea con Shoes —they are the best that can be bought, regardless of price. For saie by * D. P. Cook & Co. Tires, Inner tubes, Cement, Plugs, Bells, Wrenches, etc for your bicycle. For sale at the ma chine shop. John R Smith. Miss Blanche Wentzell was in Atlanta Wednesday purchasing more goods for her large line of millinery goods. The Beacon Shoes show the way, at $3.00 and $3.50. For sale by D. P. Cook & Co. All accounts with the Horton Drug Co. are now dne, and as we will have heavy expenses getting installed in our new quarters, will appreciate prompt settle ment of them. Horton Drug Co. See and Buy one of our Oat and Guano Drills. You can make Oats the most profitable crop on the farm if you will. B. B. Carmichael & Sons. The A. W. Hawkes Co, of Atlanta, will have one of their experienced op ticians here for 3 days Oct 28-29-30, and we urgently request all who are in need of any thing in the optical line to visit our store at that time and have the eyes tested and glasses adjusted Don’t forget the dates Oct 28-29 and 30. Horton Drug Co. i 2 EaOVC L E S. Jno ML. Smith. Mr. Hawkinson, of Atlanta, was here recently us a visitor to Mc- Donough BICYCLES. Jno. R. Smith Lost-Pair tun automobile gloves Adler’s make, Lost on Sunday afternoon between depot and city. A. A. Lemon. B I C V C Jj K S. Jno. R. Smith. Mrs. A. M. Nolan delightfully entertained quite a number of her friends on Tuesday afternoon at a lovely party. New line of best enamel ware just received, come around and see what we have to offer von. Misses Norman and Thrasher, The Rev. I. G. Walker of Deca tur will make an address at Farga son local union on Saturday the 16th 3P. M. Every body invited and especially the ladies. The variety store has new goods-and at Bargain Prices, Come before they are picked over. Next door to Racket Store. Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Bondurant and little son, Frank Stanton, and Mr. Walter Stanton, of Winder, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs R. L. Johnson from Saturday un til Monday, Mr. and Mrs. John son accompanied them to Atlanta Monday. My books, notes and accounts may be found at the drug store at any time, and in my absence. Mrs. Horton, or either of the young men in the store, will take pleas ure in shoving them, receiving payments and giving receipts for same. I shall not have a collec tor out to see you, .so will appre ciate your, prompt attention to them. Respectfully, Dr. B. E. Horton. Just received one of the most complete lines of Hen’s and Boys’ Odd Pants that we have ever shown before. D. P. Cook & Co. Photos Taken Fridays and Saturdays. Kuhns, the Photographer, has changed his days at McDonough and will make pictures on Fri days and Saturdays, instead of Mondays. He will be prepared to make the finer class work from now on, but will still make the penny pictures and Post Cards. Notice to Debtors and Creditors Georgia, Henry County: All persons having claims against the estate of Thos. H. Stallsworth, late of said county deceased, are requested to present them to me. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate settlement of same. Sept. Bth, 1909. E. B. and A. b. Stallsworth, Adm’rs Estate of Thos. H. Stallsworth. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Georgia, Henry county. All persons holding claims against the estate of Mm J. V. Shettlesworth, late of said county, deceased, are requested to present them to me at once All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment of the same to me. September 6th, 1909. J. S. Bond, Adm’r Estate Mrs. J. V. Shettlesworth. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Georgia, Henry County. All persons holdiug claims against the estate of James J. Jackson, late of said county, deceased, are requested to present them to me at once. All persons indebt ed to said estate are requested to make immediate payment of the same to me. Sept, 6,1909. J. W. Foster, Adm’r, Estate Jas J. JacKson. IcDONOUGH, GEORGIA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 15, 1909. Standing of Contestants in Popular Voting C ntests M’DONOUGH DIK' RitT. Miss Ruble Langston J3lO BEERSHKK \ DISTRICT, Miss Annie Richari’iM 71 1350 SANDY RIDGE DISTRICT. Miss Elon Mason 1350 Miss Eva Mae Woods 300 HAMPTON DISTRICT, Miss Mamie Stanfield 300 Miss Bird Mitchell 675 Miss Posie Bright 2630 M’MULLEN DISTRICT. Miss Ellen Knight 1035 Miss Treilis Lane 570 FLIPPEN DISTRICT. Miss Willie Rountree 350 Miss Kate Glass 2412 LOCUST GROVE DISTRICT. Miss Lois Davis 165 Miss Allie Gardner 1430 SIXTH DISTRICT. Miss Pearl Strickland 1530 Miss Cora Hand 1380 TUSSAHAW DISTRICT. Miss Lizzie Craig 1250 Miss Anna McKibben 3085 LOVE DISKRIOT. Miss Bessie Collins 1385 BRUSHY KNOB DISTRICT ; Zadie Pattillo 100 McDONALD-LEMON An approaching social event of wide interest .to a large circle of friends is that of the marriage of two of McDonough most prominent and popular young people. Miss Irwin McDonald and Mr. I Fouche Lemon will be married on Wedneeday evening N v, 3rd, at the borne of tlie-bride’s mother, Mrs. Julia {Sloan McDonald. Try a pair of our Pro gressive Pants, they are the kind thatgive satis faction. D. P. Cook & Co. Opened. The new Lunch Counter, be tween the new Masonic Temple and W. O. Welch's Grocery Store guaranteed to be on a city order. Meals and lunclis at all hours NOTICE. All claims made prior to July Ist 1909 against the County Board Education of Henry County, will he paid upon presentation to County School Commissioner. Lawrence Duffej r , C. S. Com. McDonough, Ga., Oct. 13, 1909. 4t • FOR SALE, 250 acres more or less on Jonesboro road two miles west of McDonough two story building, four good ten ant houses, two large farms, fine spring near dwelling and pasture adjacent. Mostly level arid Osage orange fence around farm and also cross fence of same- Rents for 14 Bales cotton. Best stock farm in County. Good time on payments, See me at once. M. C. Lowe If your wants are in the Shoe line let them be known to us and we can supply you. D. P. Cook <Sc Co. Best Hickory Shirting at 10c a yard. W. B. J. Ingram Co. Notice to Debtors ami Creditors Georgia, Henry County: All persons having claims against the estate of B. J. Brannan, late of said county deceased, are rf quested to present them to me. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate settle ment of same. Sept. Bth, 1909. R. H. Brannan, Adm’r estate B. J. Branan [Beam Pol lows rail ot Bucket in Well. - Mr. Green Walden, who resided on Mr. W. A. Bullock's place in the Northern part of Lovo district, while cleaning out a well on the latter’s place Tuesday morning about 10 o’clock was instantly killed by the fall of a heavy loud of mud in a lccg on his head which broke his skull. He was about 50 years old and is survived by his wife, and son, Mr. Bud Walden, two daughters, Misses, Nora and Delia Walden. The funeral and interment oc curred on Wednesday morning at the Chafin burying ground in Loves district. School Notice. The Fall Term Henry County Public schools for whites will be gin on Monday November Btli 1909 and'eontinue six consecutive w T eeks 30 school days and close on Friday Dec 17th 1909. Spring term will begin on Mon day Jan 3rd and continue (17) sev enteen weeks or [Bs] eighty five school days. Trustees, patrons and teachers will take notice and govern them selves accordingly By order County Bord of Educa tion. Lawrence Duffy, C. S. Com. T. J. Brown, President. TheOla-Woodstown Tel ephone Co. Has called a meeting of its stock holders to meet at Ola on Satur day afternoon, Oct, 10th. at 2 P.M. and has business of importance to attend to. All members are re. quested to bring or send all dues. A. C. Norman, Sue. Bicycles ! Bicycles! John R. Smith Raycycles. HOWARD CARMICHAEL LEADING UNDERTAKER. Complete line of Caskets all styles and prices, Careful and polite attention given all funerals entru sted to me. Embalming done according to latest end most im proved methods. Newest and most up to date equipment. Calls answered promptlylday and night. Phones 28 and 30. flcDonough Ga. FERRO CONCRETE VAULT THE BEST BURIAL VAULT ON THE MARKET PERFECT AND PERMANENT PROTECTION FOR THE DECEASED . FOR SALE BY HOWARD L. CARMICHAEL M'Domough.gA PRICES REASONABLE PAGES sik. I!u. it, i urnipseed UCCG. Mr. M. H. Tnripseed died at, his home in Atlanta last Monday after an illness of only a few days. He had been in bad healtli for a» number of years, but was recently taken worse, which resulted in hi* death. He was formerly of Hamp ton whore ho was engaged in busi ness for a number of years, but for several years past, h( bud resided in McDonough, and was with t he McDonough Buggy Co here, uutili a few months ago when ho moved his family to Eaist Point toengugei in business there. Mr. Turnipsoed was a good, quiet citizen who was ever ready to aid and assist his friends at ail times. His remains wore carried to Hampton for enterment Tues day morning. He leaves a -wife and live children to mourn hi* death. Mrs. Mattie Gunn Dead. Mrs. Mattie Gunn, wife of Mr. J. T. Gunn, of Woodstown, died at her home last Saturday afternco* Oct 9tli after an illness of seventh weeks from typhoid fever. She was 42 years old and is sor vived by her husband, 3 soas, » daughters, 2 brothers and her mother. The funeral and interment was held at Sardis church on Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev. Z. M.. Leverette, officiating. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill in Atlanta Oct 20. Wfd bring their cor billed. Wilt West and for East exhibition r<» Atlanta on Wednesday Oct and it will b an event of unusual interest to people in this vicinity and it is probable that one of tht largest crowds that ever went up to Atlanta to see a show will go i* this performances of the two fam ous “Wild West Bills.” $i A YEAR
