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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1910)
Rocky-Brancii. As 1 have been absent for awhile, will come again. We are having some very cool weather at the present time. We are sorry to hear of the •death of little Bessie McGarrity which occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McGarrity at Mc- Donough. Mrs. Lois Nail left Sunday morn ing for a week's visit to her par ents at Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wooten. Mr. J. M. McGarrity, Minnie and Ernest. spent last Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pat terson. Mr. T. J. Nail attended the old veteran's reunion at Columbus. Mr. D. G. Lane made a business trip to Stockbridge last Saturday. Mr. Robbie McGarrity entered the High School at McDonough last Monday morning. Mr. A. W. Lane attended the Fair at Macon last Saturday. Mr. Paul Sims spent last Sun day with Mr. Elton Sims. Mr. Green Upchurch and family spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McGarrity. Rose-bud. West Ola. Hello, Mr. Editor, how are you enjoying this cool weather? Mr. L. R. Ricks visited Dr. Nelms, of near Ola, Sanday after noon. Mrs. Essie Allen and her little daughter, Edna, spent Thursday with her parents. Mr. J. C. Craig .and family. Mr. Jes 3 Dukes called on Messrs. Clarence and Lawrence Chaffin Sunday. Mr. George Chaffin made a visit to McDonough Saturday. Mr. Ed Hooten, of McDonough, avent to Ola Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sara Ricks visited Mrs. Mittie Sims Sunday afternoon. Mr. Jim Craig'and family spent Sanday with Mr. Walter Cleave land and family, of near Locust Grove. Mr. Arthur Jeffares, of McDon ough, and Mr. Jim Austin, of near Mt. Bethel, passed through Ola Sunday morning. Mr. Austin R >sser was hauling his best girl Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. J. Welch is all smiles! a new arrival : a girl. Mr. Connie Craig, who has been quite sick, is so .ie better at this writing. Mr. Rufus Rodgers, who is in school at Locust Grove, visited Ins parents Sunday. There will will be preaching at Bethany Sunday afternoon by Rev. Barron. Let everybody come out and hear him. For Sale Land. One seven-room house and 3 1-2 acre lot. Every room fin ished up. This is the place where I now live, situated on Key’s Ferry road, about half mile east of Mc- Donough. If not sold before at private sale, I shall sell same at public outcry at the court house door on the first Tuesday in December, 1910- Howell C. Lemon, 11-25, 4. McDonough, Ga. Rooms for Rent, furnished or unfurnished. Apply to tf. Mrs. J. H. Turner. Clocks of all kinds, SI.OO to $25 a Cheek’s, the Jeweler. A nice pony and buggy for sale or would trade it for good lumber. T. A. Lifsey. FOR SALE —House and lot in city of McDonough. Cheap for cash. 11-11,2. Wiley Clements. Ml Carmel. Weave certainly having some cool weather these days, as though winter was not far old. Mr. T. B. Foster and sister, Miss Nannie, visited Mr. Bill Fields and family Sunday afternoon. Miss EUa Mitchell visited Mr. and Mrs. Green Mitchell Saturday night. Miss Nolle Wise, of Lovejoy, and Mr. Burge Harper, of .Jones boro, were out driving Sunday af ternoon. Miss Byrd Mitchell visited rel atives at Lovejoy the latter part of the week. Mr. Woodliu Wise and Miss Jan ie Turner, of Hampton, were out riding Sunday afternoon. Mr. Miles Campbell visited rel atives at Riverdale Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wise were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Green Sunday. Miss M iggie Westmoreland spent Friday in Griffin shopping. Mr. Wardie Massey, of Lovejov, spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents. Miss Leone Wise and Miss Byrd Mitchell spent Friday in Griffin, shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Rowan vis ited the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dailey, near Flippen, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fields visited Mr. Jim Fields and family Sun day afternoon. After eating, persons of a bilious hab: will derive great benefit by taking on of these pills. If you have been LINKING TOO MUCH, they will promptly relieve the nausec 3BCK HEADACHE —. and nervousness which follows, reston the appetite and remove gloomy tea ings. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute, Old Clothes Made New. Up Stairs, Just Over the McDououglt Drug Store. There is no use ot throwin away your old clothes just be cause the color is faded or the lining is worn, or the collar is worn off the overcoat, or be cause they are filled up with grease and dirt, or because the sleeves have become too short since last winter. All you have to do is to find me. I can save your clothes and save you money. I can die the worst of faded clothes so as to make them look new. I can clean them so as to restore their former appearance. I put velvet collars on over-coats at reasonable prices. Don’b£ for get the place. tf. Seace. Notice Patrons. All patrons of McDonough City School are requested to pay their tuition promptly, not later than the tenth of each month, as it takes money to pay the teachers and we have have no time to come to see you about it. Get certifi cates at Bank of Henry County. J. B. Dickson, Pres. City Board ef Education. For Sale One Fine Black Stallion. For price and particulars apply or write to Box 65, 11-11,4. Locust Grove, Ga. Hampton Buggy is of the best quality in every way. Light run ning and lasting; and harness to go with it. For sale by Edd Goodwin, McDonough, Ga. tf. ELECTION NOTICE An election is hereby called by the County Board of Education on Saturday, November 19, 1910, in the school districts of Henry county to elect one Trustee for full term, and also to fill all vacancies that now exist in all districts. The school house is the proper place to hold said election. Send voters lists and talley sheets to Connty School Commissioner. Trustees and patrons will please take due notice and comply with above, as law directs. LAWRENCE DUFFY, 11-18 Co. S. Com. T. J. BROWN, Chairman. McDonough, Ga., Oct. 25, 1910. A Southern Magazine. Six years have passed since we ventured to publish a Magazine representative of the South and West. To-day we stand alone in the light cf a successful and pro gressive literary Magazine, de voted exclusively to the interest of the Southern and Western people. The field which we rep resent cannot be covered by any other publication, that is why we stand on solid ground. We are instrumentaling the development of our Southern Industries. We give the people an opportunity to read of what is being done to-day. This is a brief outline of what the Taylor-Trotwood Magazine is do ing. We are satisfied that this is the best one dollar and fifty cent magazine published, but we are not satisfied with our mailing list. You may get other magazines for less than $1.50 but you can’t get the Taylor-Trotwood. It is worth that, at least. Send your subscription to Cir culation Department. Taylor-Trotwood, Nashville, Tenn. School Notice. The Fall Term Henry County Public Schools will begin Monday, November 7th, and continue seven (7) Scholastic weesk, closing an Friday, December 23d, 1910. By Order County Board of Edu cation. T. J. Brown, Chairman. Lawrence Duffey, 11-4,5. C. S. Com. BUY LAND in PUTNAM Coun ty, Georgia. Health and natural advantages unsurpassed. I have listed several good improved farms, conveniently located as to churches, schools and railroad, at prices half or one-third less than land in adjoining counties. These farms wi 1 1 especially interest home seekers. Call on or write \V. H. HEARN, Real Estate Dealer, Fatonton,, Ga. rC ROWN^ CASES Wien you buy a watch—ask how long the eaae will wear—who stands back of the guarantee. Crown Watch C«im wear — Tragic Mark Sold by P. B. CHEEK, JEWELER, McDonough, Qa YOU CAN GET IT FROM 8. B. 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