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Bethany.
Mrs. Tom Rawls has been quite
sick for several days.
P. C. Shaw, of New Hope, was
a visitor here Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Turner, of Locust
Grove, spent several days here
last week.
A. M. Bowden, of McDonough,
spent Sunday night with his sister,
Mrs. J. C. Culpepper.
Robbie Elliott, of McDonough,
was a visitor near here Sunday.
VV. W. George is overhauling
and remodelling his residence.
I. P. Rosser and lady spent Sun
day with J. H. Jackson.
Miss Hector Davis was the guest
of Miss Kate Stallsworth Sunday.
Measles have broken out among
the pupils of the school at New
Hope.
Emerson Rodgers and lady spent
Sunday with the latter’s parents
in McDonough.
Bertha and Edna Rodgers, of
McDonough, were welcome visit
ors to this place Sunday.
We heard the gentle cooing of
a turtle dove a few days ago,
which is a sure sign of planting
time, according to some old time
sayings, but you better go slow
about putting your seed in the
ground this early.
Judge R. T. Daniel of the Flint
Circuit, is making folks sit up and
take notice it seems in the open
ing session of the court he has
held to date. In Butts Superior
Court a few days ago, on the open
ing day, he fined several jurors
S3O each for being a little behind
time. You jurrors in Henry
county for the coming term had
better be on your P.’s and Q.’s.
for they say he is some pumpkin
as a judge.
Burglars have in the past few
weeks made several raids at
the home of Mr. J. M.
Hays and up until a few days ago,
he had been unable to apprehend
the guilty parties, but on last
Thursday night they again enter
ed his corn crib and secured some
corn, cotton seed, and a few other
things. He discovered the theft
a few hours after it was done,
notified Sheriff Sowell, who came
down and in a short time located
the stolen goods, and also cap
tured the guilty parties.
In the death of Mr. M. V. Sowell
whose death was mentioned in
the columns of The Weekly last
week, this community loses a good
citizen, whose loss will be keenly
felt in this section. Mr. Sowell
was a man always ready to do a
kind deed for his fellowman in
any way that he could, and he
seemed to delight in lending a
helping hand to any family or
person in distress either in sick
ness or misfortune. He was true
to his chui eh, and the vacant place
he leaves there will be hard to fill.
His death is the third one of this
family within the past few months,,
his brother, Mr. I. L. Sowell being
first, a sister, Miss Nancy Ann
Sowell, next and then his death.
Only two brothers survive him,
Mr. J. F. Sowell and E. S. Sowell.
He leaves an aged com
panion and a number of child
ren to mourn his death, but bve
and-bye when the battles of life
are over there will be a happy re
union on the other shore.
Jack.
Jenkinsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sanders and
Misses Edna Lee and Edna -Lev
erett visited Mr. C. B. Sanders and
family Sunday afternoon.
Misses Margarette Cleveland,
Elsie and Alma Thurston and Jen
nie Bowden visited Miss Gertrude
Rich Saturday night.
The singing at Miss Gertrude
Riche’s was highly enjoyed by all
present.
Misses Jennie Bowden, Elsie
Thurston, and Elon E’Dalgo vis
ited Miss Vallie E’Dalgo last Fri
day,
Mr. Hue Mote made a trip to
the dam Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Tim Gypson was seen in
this section Sunday.
Rev. J. T. Vaughn filled his reg
ular appointment at County line
Sunday. Rev Van Deventer
preached Saturday, although Rev.
Vaughn was there.
For Sale.
Right new lady’s bicycle, of full
size and best make. See or write
to the editor of The Henry County
Weekly, McDonough, Ga.
tf.
Mr. W. A. Bellah Secures
New Telephone Line.
The Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph Company has clos
ed a contract with Mr. W. A. Bel
lah for a new Farmers’ Line of
telephones. This line will con
nect with the Stockbridge ex
change and will establish tele
phone chmmunication with some
of our county’s best citizens in
Love’s district.
The following are the ten sub
scribers to this new line:
W. A. Bellah’s Residence.
Gus Owens’
Mrs. S. R. Wilson’s “
J. H. Owen’s
G. W. Hinton's “
I. L. Moseley’s
W. R. Henry’s
Mi’s. H. H. Moseley’s Residence.
R. L. Moseley’s
Hollis Ford’s
Notice.
The Public Schools of Henry
County will close for the present
term as follows:
White, Friday, April 21st, 1911.
Colored, Friday, Mar. 24th, 1911.
Let all, both teachers and pat
rons, take due notice.
By order County Board of Edu
cation. Lawrence Duffey,
C. S. Com.
McDonough, Ga. March 6, 1911.
3-17, 2.
Old Stockbridge.
Rev. Davis of Griffin, delivered
a fine sermon at the Baptist church
on Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Dorsey has been very
sick for the past week.
Mrs. Bill Mitchell is visiting rel
atives in Atlanta and East point.
Lee B. Brannan and George
Shields spent Sunday with Roscoe
Bran an.
Mrs. Emma Evans has returned
home after a two weeks visit with
relatives in* Atlanta.
The friends of Mr. Jim Henry
regret to learn there is no im
provement in his condition.
Mrs. Still Henderson and little
daughter spent Friday in Atlanta.
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