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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1910)
The Henry County Weekly VOL. XXXV 10 MAXWELL MOTOR CARS. J. L. GARDNER & E. G. COLVIN, AGENTS, LOCUST GROVE, GA. PRICES FROM S6OO TO SISOO McDonough Machine Works. AUTOMOBILE AND MACHINE SHOP. Repair Automobiles, Gasoline Engines, Steam Engines, Steam Boilers, Pumps, Gin and Saw mill Tlachinery, Saws, Motorcycles, Bicycles, Sewing Machines, and an assortment of supplies of all kinds for same. Make to order Saw Man drels and parts for all kinds of machinery. Prices consistent with First Quality. NO WORK TOO COMPLICATED. JNO. R. SMITH, McDonough, Georgia. B. B. CARMICHAEL & SONS, mcdonouch, ca. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. |l>ay Phone No. 51 Night Phone No. 52 ' All calls answered promptly day or night. | All embalming carefnlly done and according to b>'st methods 5 Onr stock of metal and wood caskets and robes arc unequalled, j Our services, hearses and equipment, arc the best to bo bad. J We furnish the best steel, brick or cement Vaults. * A Bargain For Sale, QRR Aproc °* land - miles East of McDonough : lies well, j *»O J nU bu A beautiful site for a country home. Plenty of wood on the place, and the finest of creek bottoms, with the creek channel and the ditches just recen + ly opened up. For sale cheap, to make quick sale. Apply to Dillard Sams, McDonough, ga. EGGS EGGS!! EGGS™ Royal Blue RSlbibon Strain SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORN, Eggs $3.00 per 15; $5. per 30; SIO.OO per 100. FERTILITY GUARANTEED. All surplus stock sold. WHITE FEATHER FARM, LUELLA, GEORGIA. McDonough, Georgia, Friday march 4,1910. OAKLAND. The farmers are not doing much farming on account of so much rainy weather now. Mrs. Gideon Banks and Mrs. Sam Stanfield were guests of Mrs. D. T. Stone one day last week. We are sorry to know of so much sickness in our community. Elder Dan Henderson has been sick with pneumonia for the past week also Mr. Joe Green Mitchell. Mr. Terry Welch is spending a few days with homo folks this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mays werethe guest of the former’s parents Mr. E. P. Mays Saturday night. Wo are sorry to know that little Leslie Fargorsonis very ill at this writing. Mr. Stephens of Rex was the guest of Mr. Albert Sorrow Sun day. Messrs. Joe and Clarence Fields were welcome visitors at our Sun day School Sunday. On account of our Sunday School Superintendent being absent Sun day Mr. .Tim Tinly acted as Super intendent in his place, we are cer ainly glad to have Mr. Tinly in our School. Mr. and Mrs.Oxfcrd Barnett was the guests of the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Medlock Satur day night. Several from here attended the singing at Mr. Jim McCollough’s Saturday and reported a fine time. The Henry County Weekly can supply typewriter users with every kind of typewriter paper, legal or letter size, for first or carbon coi>ies. FLAT RUCK The party at Mr. and Mrs. Grady Morris last Tuesday night was en joyed t-.y all. It rained out the Georgia Day at Woodland School house last Fri day was a week ago. We are all glad to know that Mr. Walter Wilscn’sarm is getting about well. Mr. Virgil Dodson died last week and was buried at Flat Dock. Misslsora Patillo from Atlanta was the guest of Miss Mattie Hin ton last Saturday night Mrs. Virk Hinton was the guest of Mrs. S. R Wilson last week. Mrs. Henderson and her daugh ter Miss Lillie Henderson were the guest of Mrs, Hinton and her dau ghter Miss Mattie. Miss Sissie Henderson and her little sister were the guests of Miss Lonnie Wilson last Sunday. Mr. George Moseleys daughter is real sick. A torpid liver deranges the whole system, and produces SICK HEADACHE, ~ Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu matism, Sallow Skin and Piles. There Is no better remedy for these common diseases than DR. TUTT’S LIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove Take No Substitute, Money to Loan. On Farm Lands for long term at low rate of interest. E. M. Smith. McDonough, Ga. Two of Our Oldest Subsc ribers. Eatonton, Ga. Mr, Frank Reagan, McDonough. Dear Sir: I enclose you SI.OO to renew my subscription to The Henry County Weekly, this being the 28th year that I have been taking the paper continually. Time flies; your lion ored father was quite a young man when I first came to Henry County and well; I wont tell about your age, as you are still in single blessedness, last the ladies might think you a bachelor. I wish you success in your n«w field and assure you I am as ever. Your friend. A. D. Martin. All the good wishes and kind words of our friend, Mr. Martin, are sincerely appreciated, and so is his dollar. Locust Grove, Ga. Col. Frank Reagan. Enclose stamps for subscription to The Henry County Weekly. The paper feels quite near terse, as I am one among its first subscribers also my son worked in the office for several years. Wishing you much success and prosperity in your new profession. Respectfully, Mrs. M. A. James, Pratically every resident of Mc- Donough remembers Mrs. James and the pleasant family, and is al ways glad to hear news of any of them. It was with much regret that we lost them as residents of McDonough, and hope they may occasionally revisit McDonough. JOBS under the U. S. Govern ment pay well for short hours find easy work. 10c for 6 months sub scription will keep you posted on the chances for YOU. Send today—stamps or coin, CIVIL SERVICE RECORD, care of Henry County Weekly. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Baptist: Rev. W. W. Arnold. Pastor. Preaching services on the Ist, 2nd, and 4th Sundays, morn ing and evening. Conference, Sat urday before each Ist Sunday. Prayer meeting, every Thurs day evening. Sunday School, R. O. Jackson, Superintendent, ev ery Sunday morning at 9.450c10ck, Methodist : m’donough circuit. Rev. J. E. England, Pastor, at McDonough; Preaching Ist and 3d Sundays, morning and evening. Prayer meeting: Every Wed nesday evening. Sunday School: J. S, Hunt, Superintendent: Ev ery Sunday morning, 9.45 o’clock. At Flipped : Preaching serv ices, every 4th Sunday morning and evening, snd every Saturday before the 4th Sunday. At Turner’s : Preaching serv ices, everyg, 2d Sunday, morning and evening and every Saturday before the 2d Sunday. Presbyterian : Rev. J . A . Simpson, Pastor. At McDonough : Preaching services on the 2d and 3d Sundays, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Tuesday eveng. Sunday School : Frank Reagan, Superintendent: Every Sunday morning at 9.45 o’clock. Timrf.rrtdoe : Preaching serv ices on Ist Snndays. mornirgand evening. Kelley’s : Preaching services on 4th Sundays, morning and evening. ANYONE, anywhere, can start a mail order business at home. No canvassing. Be your own boss. Send for free booklet. Tells how. Lockport, N. Y. Don’t fail to see our Special Styles in Suits made to order, see the fabricks for your self. Walker Bros, and Co. PAGES S' A year PETITION FOR AMENDMENT (F CHARTER, Georgia, Henry county. To the Superior Court of said County. The petition of the Carmichael-Ste phens Lumber Company respectfully shows: Ist. That it was heretofore incorporat ed by this Honorable Court under the name of the Carmichael Planing Mill & Lumber Company and afterwards chang ed by the same authority to the Carmi chael-Stephens Lumber Company and has been and is engaged in the business of general wholesale and retail of Lumber, the manufacture and sale of all kinds of planing mill goods, and contracting for all kinds of building, plumbing and elec tric work, the original stockholders or incorporators being B B. Carmichael, H. B. Carmichael, S. H. Carmichael, and H. C. Turner. 2nd. Since said first incorporation and at the time the name was changed to the Carmichael-Stephen Lumber Company E. A. Stephens acquired stock in the cor poration but since has sold out his in terest find severed his connection with said corporation and now fill the stock is owned by B. B. Carmichael and H. B. Carmichael. 3rd. On account of the retirement of said E. A. Stephens and because ho wish ed to withdraw his name from said cor poration, petitioner shows that on the 3rd day of January 1910 at a stockholders meeting of said corporation at which al of the stock was represented it was un»n. inionsly resolved that an application should be made to this Honorable Court praying that the name should be changed to that of the Carmichael Lumber Com pany, a copy of which lesolution will be exibited to the court in cannection with this petition. Wherefere petitioner prays that, "for the reasons as indicated, that the name of the Carmichael-Stephens Lumber Company bechanged to that of the Car michael Lumber Company uud after the petition has been duly published that an order be passed by this Honorable Court to the end indicated. Brown and Brown Attorneys, for the Carmichael-Stephens Lumber Company. Georgia, Henry County:- I, J. A. Fouche, Clerk of the Superior Court of said county, do certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the application for amendment of char ter of the Carmichael-Stephens Lumber Company, as is of record in this office. * Wiiness my official signature and seal of office, this Feb. 12th 1910. J. A. Fouche, Cl’kS. C.H. C. -CROWN-, VwATCH CASES 1 "When vou buy a watch—ask knw long the I gold-filled case will wear—who stands back of I the guarantee. Crown Watch Cases wear — I guaranteed ga* by ene of the finest I watch case or- ganizatiwns in a the world. Let 118 show you Crown cases fit- ted complete with any make •fmovement— any size—any V grade. Fancy engraved in Tv '•* >jTiiiSr ff exclusive de signs, Plain (SLeJv Polished and llugme Turn- cd. Crown Trade Mark stamped inside every genu ine Crown jv "Watch Case. | • . V • • ’ — •——- Sold by P. B. CHEEK, JEWELER, HcDonough, Ga. Seed Corn for S 'l/ . • Plant the corn that stood 1 over 7 others in 1909 corn show. From one to three ears to stalk, with deep grain, ask ,T. B. Brown about this corn. Pk. 60cts or $2.00 Bu. For sale by Deck Crnmblev R. F. D. McDonough, Ga.. FOR SALE -100 Finger Rings for sale at half price at The W. B. J. Ingram Campany’s.
