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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1911)
We are in the Market For a few good, sound, clean Speckled PEAS, if delivered at once. EXPECTING SHIPMENT OF FRESH CABBAGE PLANTS THIS WEEK Sweet Potato Slips in Season. Try a planting of our Irish Cobbler Irish Potatoes, the earliest of all, and very prolific. ALL_ KINDS OF FRESH SEEDS \ Very truly, Phone 25. VISIT US COPELAND-TURNER MERCANTILE 00 INRY COUNTY WEEKLY. feitVNU Itl'-A* •\ \, Kditor. Imei'ed at til* poatofflc* at Mr.Doa ■ttriti, a* ••cond-clas* mail mattar. i«d»artlfiSug Ratea: |l.of per lack ju month Reduction an ataadlnp (vKtTt.TaoU by apaclal agreamaot rncMrf*\.i - ■mm u Lrw. —uiu —tm IS&Oonough, Ga., Feb. 24, 1911 “A Secondary School' i?.r Editor:—T printer made j r? ■article in lasi week's issue con-' «raing the n * a Stockbridge! #>l read wrong. He used the niiwds “Sunday drool” for the; winL “Secondary School.” The wm> was entir< y destroyed by j muiafg the wrong words. 1 will Shrek you for 11. correction by npd&riishing this c d. Citizen. Centra! Dots. •fr. Tom Dors. \ and wife called m Mi*s. Hattie Campbell and faro s'- Wednesday. Caere will he box supper at | Hu rty Hill S‘M.o<>! Saturday vKEtot, March 4 1911. Everybody j n*uv and bring well filled boxes. vlfr. and Mrs. I !.. McLendon been visiting relatives at Rex Bites week. "w .Jim Brown family are so.it jfetffeer at this wi itirtg. >oiTt forget Sunday Schooi at U*:rty Hill every Sunday at J:3e * ttl. Jfliss Byrd Mitch eti visited in Jkwyjoy this week. “Pearl.” For Sale. Aniline Aristook County, Maine. Irish Potatoes. Also Yellow fl*«t Corn. By T. J. Patterson. McDonough, Ga. uramatic club i» an organ iza ehl which will soon be formed in Jid tonough. li will give some rtf performance about every «w in. Wanted Enterprising young man to act iunryent for oldest old ime Mutual Insurance Com:-any in the 'T.ifd S:.il"s, Libei;.' contract, isxiey in i for right man. Blood worth and Jackson, Forsyth, Ga. Williams Chapel freaching ot fourth Saturday »**d,ay at 11 ( lock at above Also on r. -• Sunday at cn. Preachn g by W. O. But **astor. Mrs. Lifsey Hostess Mtrs. L A, la sey entertained »■ tables of i imu. <es on last Vwrday aftemoon ax a comp arer- to Missc Spray berry am *he guest of M*>\ Howar d "Bfcr r.ichatl. - List of t R -iUiiininjr Ui‘.d<*!ivt*ml From J’he Post Oflixeat McDonough, Git,., For ! he Period Ending Feb. :10th, 1911. S. K. I)iiiley, i Messrs. Green Berry, J. D. Cook, Jesse DuPree, Eugene Dunham, Jack Forb, M. M. McGehee, War die Massee, Jonah Morris, Robert Nuling, W.N.Queen, Anison Smith, E. A. Smith, J. C. Townsend, G. B. Walker, Perry Welch. Mesdames Adda Gal Miller, Lethea Price, Nancy Smith, Pinkie Turner. Misses. Jennie Hood, Lilia Mil ler, Louise Royan, Frankie S. SmiLi. Bargains in Buggies and Wagons. Four or five good second hand buggies in good running order for sale cheap. I also sell the fa mous Hampton Buggy, none bet ter. I also have a good second hand two-horse wagon, to go cheap. Edd. Goodwin, tf. McDonough, Ga. locals. Mrs. R. A. Sloan and Mrs. A. F. Lemon spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Miss Estelle Stroud and Mr. Jim Stroud are confined at home with the mease Is. Mr. G. W. Cavenaugh is on the sick list this week. Miss Myrtle Clements, who is teaching at South Avenue, spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Crurnbley, of Atlanta, visited Mrs. 1). E. Clem ents last Sunday. Mrs. W. S. Patrick and little son Clements, spent the week-end with relatives here. Mrs. R. A. Sloan left Thursday to spend two weeks with her mother at Warm Springs. Mrs. Dasher and little daughter, of Fort Valley, are the guests of her brother, Mr. C\ W. Bankston. The Presbyterian church has purchased and will at once install a new system of lights, with beau tiful chandiiers. Mr. John Callaway, of Stock bridge, has moved into the Mrs. Mary Walk t place, and will be connected with Stansell & Rape’s shops. Mr. Joe Chafin was among the McDonoughites visiting the Gate City Tuesday. There will be a play next Friday night at the school auditorium for i the benefit of the fund which the jIJ. D. C’s. are raising to improve and beautify Big Spring place for a park. Sickness is making many visits in our town this week: Miss Ruth Walker has the measles and Mrs. 'A. F. Lemon and Dr. J. G. Smith New Goods WE HAVE RECEIVED SEVERAL LARGE LOTS OF Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats. More are Coming We shall have the linest and most complete lot ot SPRING GOODS ever sold in McDonough. LET US SHOW YOU W. B. J; INGRAM COMPANY, MCDONOUGH, GA. are also kept at their homes by ill ness. Judge E. J. Reagan attended court in Butts county this week. Mr. Lmn Ingram spent the last week-end at home. Mr. Gordon Dickson came over from the University School at Stone Mountain, for the last week end. Mr. Benton Thonpson has ac cepted the place at the depot re cently vacated by Mr. J. M. Hooton. Mrs. Carrie Mays spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Upchurch at Locust Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner were the guests of Mr. Turner’s parents in McMullen’s district Sunday. Prof. Lawrence Duffey, of Mc- Donough. was in the city yester day on the way to Barnesville to visit the Sixth District Agricultural School. Prof. Duffey will also visit the agricultural school in the third congressional district before returning to McDonough.—Tues day’s Griffin News. Mrs. J. T. Weems’ many friends here are glad to know that she and the children have returned home after several months spent with her mother in Greensboro. J COME TO SEE US. ..Fencing Time.. IRON FENCE CHEAPER THAN WOOD Just 1 1 n | Car received |||lll!i§M||jl|l)j|l|| Load WIRE FENCING. Good T ime to Build Fences. Our fences are the standard kind and stand the test ot summer and winter. Let us figure with you on 1 01,1 neecis tor Chicken, I log, Cattle, Cemetery and T ard fences. Single and double gates. OUR PRICES ARE ATTRACTIVE. Very truly, Copeland-T urner Mercantile Company, Phone 25. McDonough, ga.
