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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1911)
mm COUNTY WEEKLY. FH\NK 11KAGVN, Ktlitor. Satert*! at the postofflca at McDoa aa *econd-clas« mall matter. jUlTartlalmc RatM: I 10« per lmefc f«v month. Reduction en ataadlat wrtmoU by epaclal agreement. |wh — -* OFFICIAL COUNTY ORGAN. McDonough. Ga., March 10, 1911 MISS LILLIAN PRICE'S : ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Popular Locust Grove Young Lady to Wed Or. L. E. Shealy. Th e following announcement wes made last Sunday: “Mr. rad Mrs. Alexander Ham pton Price announce the engage ment c-!'their daughter, Lillian, and Dr. Leonard Shealy, of Ogle- Itorpe, Ga., the wedding to occur the 19th of April, at the Methodist church, Locust Grove, Ga.” This news comes with interest to people or Locust Grove and Henry county, where Miss Price •lives and has a multitude of J. lends. Miss Price is a daughter of Mr. rnd Mrs. A. H. Price, and her father is one of our county’s most prominent and Degressive citi zens and a prosperous merchant of Locust Grove. She is posses sed of all the charms of personal I :auty and lovely character, which lave made her popular wherever .he has visaed and with all the t aople of her home town, among • v horn she has lived. • She has the best wishes of a cost of friends throughout the .Mute. Dr. Shealy is a prominent and 'popular young physician of Ogle thorpe, vhdse main friends are congratulating him upon winning such a charming life-mate. Locust Grove Institute. % Miss Lorena Combs, a member T last year's graduating class, now - student at Shorter, spent the k eek end at home. Miss Ward McWilliams spent 'he week end at her home i n atoekbridgr. She was accompa <! t*d by Miss Louise Freeman. Miss Jam 1 Ogletree spent Satur day and Sunday at her home near fackson. Prof. Cousins was a visitor to t aeon Monday. His business was - rofessiona’ and otherwise. Prof. Gorton made a trip to Atlanta at Lie same ti le. llewland a n d Gus Williams, t road us Kit lien, Fred Chapman, Stop! Look! Read! When von r w-d anything done in new or repair work I * come to see us We hat hist installed a Rubber Tire Machine and it wiL be to your interest to come to see us before you have any Rubber Tire work done. | We are prep redto do all kinds of Carriage and Buggy 1 ‘ ti iminings repn.ii and build new tops, curtains, cushions, j l storm aprons. We make one of the best one horse Wag- I 1 ons that can be made at any price. See us before you buy. | REMEMBEh When your Horses and Mules need Shoe iing that we are the best Horse Shoers in Henry county and it will be to your interest to have your Shoeing done at our j shop. Now "if your Buggy needs overhauling and painting * we are prepare i to do that for you. Look. We ; agents for one of the Best Iron Safe’s to ‘be had, and if u need one we can save some money on [ same. * Yours truly, - STANSELL & RAPE. McDonough, Ga. f Coh e n Hardy, and Coleman ! Dumas spent the w'eek end at and ■ near Monticello. Saturday night occurred th e Philosophian reception. Th i s event had been eagerly anticipated by the students since the holidays. The halls and chapel were beauti fully decorated for the occasion! Cream and punch were the re freshments served. The young people were given full sway until the wee sma’ hours. Just how enjoyable the evening was only the walls know and they are silent. The Knights of Pythias’ banquet Saturday night was the crowning social event of the week. The masonic hall was beautifully dec orated. Ferns, American beauty roses, and potted plants converted the large room into a bower of loveliness. The viands were truly fit for the gods. Mrs. A. L. Colvin and Mrs. Pitts were respon sible for the success of the ban quet here. The following toasts were responded to: by W. A. Adamson, “The Guests”; by P. M. Cousins, “F. C. B.”; by W, L. Arnette, “The Banquet”; J. B. Turner presided as toastmaster. To Correspondents. Hereafter each week we shall publish a list of those news letters which reached us on time, but could not be published. We shall merely give the numbers, and each person can judge whether his or her number is there by ref erence to the number on the lower left hand corner of the back of his envelopes. The letters received in time this week and not published were: Numbers 3,6, 8, 11, 12, 16, 17, 19, 23, 24, 25, S 6, 28, Z 9, 30 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 42, and 46.. For Final Discharge. Georgia, Henry County: Whereas, J. F. M. Fields, Administra tor de bonus non est of Thos. Fields, rep resents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered Thos Fields’ estate: This is therefore to cite all persons con | eerned, kindred and creditors, to show ' cause, if any they can, why said adminis | trator should not be discharged from his | administration, and receive Letters of ! Dismission on the First Monday in April, U»II. S or Leave to Sell. Georgia, Henry County. To whom it may concern: Ida G. Goss, Administratrix of the es tate of W. J. Goss, deceased, having made application for leave to sell the lands be longing to said estate, consisting of one hundred and sixty six acres of land in Locust Grove District, notice is hereby given that said application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordi nary for said county, to be held on the first Monday in April, 1911. March 6, 1911. A. G. Harris, 3 31, 4. Ordinary. BLOCKI PERFUME f ra £ rance your favorite flower is preserved for you, nEC and the actual flower is in each bottle of the extract. Also the same in Sachet Powders and Toilet Waters. We have the finest Soaps of every kind, Talcum and Face Powders and Face Cream, and Tooth Powders, and Dental Cream. ALL AT RIGHT PRICES. HORTON DRUG COMPANY, McDonough, Ga. New Goods # t WE HAVE RECEIVED SEVERAL LARGE LOTS OF Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats. More are Coming We shall have the tinest and most complete lot of SPRING GOODS ever sold in McDonough. Just received fresh new line of Inter national Stock Food, Poultry Food and Louse Killer. LET US SHOW YOU W. B. J. INGRAM COMPANY, MCDONOUGH, GA. Springtime Trimmings VERY TRULY, COPELAND-TURNER MERCANTILE 00. Phone 25. McDonough* ga. New Laces and Embroideries Phenominal values in these New Tasty Cioods. The New Dress Ginghams with other Dressy articles are here in galore. Do not delay seeing this line.
