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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1911)
locals. Mr. E. D. Tolleson, of Jackson, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Tolleson, Sunday. The host of friends of post master Sam Dailey regret that he is very ill, and hope for his early restoration to health. Hon. S. C. McWilliams, of Stock bridge, was a visitor to our city this week during the sessions of court. Mrs. Willie Rowan is visiting friends in Jackson. Miss Lila Copeland is in Flo villa playing for the meetings being conducted by the Rev. W. W. Ar nold at the Baptist church there. Fresh shipment of “Merry Widow” Self-Rising Flour just in. We have lowered our prices on this goods, being in direct touch with the mills. We are able to make you very attractive prices. Copeland-Turner Mercantile Co. Dr. H. W. Copeland, of Jackson, spent a few days last week here as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Copeland. Miss Dora Wolf is visiting Mr. J. M. Carmichael’s family near town. Mrs. Josephine Campbell left Monday, after a visit to her cousin, Mrs. Annie M. Nolan. Mrs. Nolan accompanied her to Atlanta. Mrs. Julian Weems spent Wed nesday in Atlanta. Misses Ophelia Banks and Kate Stallworth, of Bethany, visited Mc- Donough Tuesday. Misses Hilda Green and Annie Bess Fargason, of McMullen’s dis trict, were in our city Tuesday. Fresh new crop Cabbage, Beans, Irish Potatoes, and Tomatoes daily. Many things of the lines of Van Camp, Heinz, and National Biscuit Co. Copeland-Turner Mercantile Co. Miss Ethel Tye Wright spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mrs, Cora Hill, of Bullochville, will arrive to-day to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Alex Brown. Miss Love, of Oak Hill, is the guest of Miss Ida Lou Knight. Mr. Henry Patterson, of At lanta, was the guest of his broth er, Mr. Kimbell Patterson, Sunday and Monday. Tuesday he left for Gadsden, Alabama, to report to the base-ball team of that city, in the Southeastern League. He ex pects to do the catching for that team. The attorneys attending the Superior Court here this week were: Messrs. N. E. Harris and W. A. Harris, of Macon; Lloyd Cleveland and Judge T. E. Patter son, of Griffin; C. L. Redman, of Jackson; O. M. Duke, of Flovilla; J. W. Wise, of Fayetteville; Henry O. Farr, of Barnesville; Sidney Holderness, of Carrollton; Henry A. Peebles, of Hampton; Alonza Brand, of Lithonia; William Wright, of Atlanta, and Messrs. Howell & Hackett, of Greenville, and Judge w . L. Watterson, of Jonesboro. If Rats are troubling your Chick ens fence them off with our Special Rat Proof Wire Netting. Sold in any size quantities. Copeland-Turner Mercantile Co. Several automobile parties from McDonough and vicinity attended the base-ball games between the Ga. Tech and Mercer colleges at Griffin Friday and Saturday. Fri day’s parties were: Messrs. H. M. Turner, Henry Amis, Adam Sloan, and Arthur Bowden, in Mr. Amis’ car; and Messrs. D. T. Carmichael, Ike Woodruff, Henry Woodward, Talmadge Thompson, in Mr. Car michael’s car. Saturday’s parties were: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Turn er, Miss Bess Fouche, Judge Paul Turner, and Messrs. Hughie Turn er, and Fred Walker; in Judge Turner’s car; and Messrs. Henry Amis, J. O. Middleton, Lloyd Far ris, and John Alexander, in Mr. Amis’ car. Mrs. J. E. Knott left Wednesday for her home at Neal, after a months’ visit to Mr. and Mrs, IL B. Neal and other relatives here. Miss Nina Wall spent yesterday at Stockbridge with her interested and interesting class in expres sion. Mr. Harvey Carmichael has re turned home after spending a few days in LaGrange attending the session of the Atlanta Presbytery. H. M. Tolleson, Jr., is quite ill with pneumonia. Mr. Park Dallas, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here. Mr. Q. R. Nolan spent Sunday at home. Mrs. John A. Simpson and Miss Edythe White were shopping in Atlanta Saturday. Mrs. John A. Simpson and child ren will leave Saturday forDaniels ville, to visit her parents, till the return of Mr. Simpson from New York. Mr. Carl Sloan, of the Georgia School of Technology, spent the last week-end at. home as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' T. A. Sloan. Carl is not only mak ing an unusually high record as a student, indeed making some re cords heretofore unequalled, but he is also st irring on his college’s baseball team, fielding almost faultlesslyand batting out two and three base-hits with an appetite almost as insatiable as the negro’s chicken taste. We are always prepared tcugive you the best that is going in Cook Stoves for Wood, Coal, or Oil. Our Perfection Oil Cook Stoves are marvels of perfection. Copeland-Turner Mercantile Co. Miss Lucy Reagan spent Mon day and Tuesday with her college friends at Agnes Scott college in Decatur. Mr. Arthur Bowden visited the Gate City Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Lasseter, of Sel ma, Alabama, is the attractive guest of Miss Lucy Reagan. Rev. W. W. Arnold is conduct ing a meeting at Flovilla. Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Green. Mrs. J. C. Daniel leavers Mon day for an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. Tom McKibben, at Eatonton. Miss Pearl Price, one of Henry county’s loveliest young ladies, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Price in Atlanta. i Dr. Charles McDonald spent Monday in Atlanta. Mrs. H. S. Williams and little daughter will leave Saturday for a visit to her sister in Columbus. Mrs. Emma Walker and Misses Ruby and Ruth Walker spent Monday in Atlanta. Mr.Lum Ingram spent the week end here. Mrs. Homer Turner and Homer, Jr., visited Atlanta Monday. Mrs. E. A. McGarity, who has been confined to her bed some time, is now improving and able to sit up some. Everybody in the county is in vited to attend the Memorial Day exercises next Wednesday, hear Easter Offerings. Millinery, Dress Goods, Laces and SmSK Embroideries "• Walk-Over and ) Red Seal SHOES These goods will please in Mr Real values in New Goods hose \ - GET YOUR EASTER SiKhW OUTFIT HERE. VERY TRULY, COPELAND-TURNER - MERCANTILE COMPANY, McDONOUGH, GA. , Phone 25. Mr. Jackson’s address, and unite in observing the date. All bring flowers, too. Messrs. J. M. Tarpley, W. M. Harris, H. G. Fields, and W. S. Davis, of Hampton, attended court here Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Shealy and Miss Rosa Thompson and Col. Coogler, of the Pride-Shealy wedding party, visited our city Tuesday afternoon. Mr. J. E. Wallace, of Spalding county, was the guest of his brother, Mr. J. H. Wallace, Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Cathey, of Barnesville, were the guests of Mrs. Cathey’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Jackson, near Bethany, a few days this week. Wanted. Enterprising young man to act as agent for oldest old line Mutual Life Insurance Company in the United States. Liberal contract. Money in it for right man. Blood worth and Jackson, Forsyth, Ga. Ellenwood. Messrs. W. G. Callaway and J. S. Bond made a business trip to At lanta Monday. Messrs. Hurbert Rowden, Fred Bond, and Henry Toney ate din ner with Messrs. Hoke and Heui brey Williamson Sunday. Mr. W, O. Needham and family dined with Mr. L. E. Clarke and family Sunday, We were all glad to see Mr. Barn nie Clarke at Ellenwood again, after being sick for three or four weeks. Mr- W. O. Needham’s brother, of Kentucky, has been visiting him here for tne past week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clarke visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pattillo, Sunday. Master Marvin Bond has beera very sick with the measles for the past four days, but is some better now*, and we hope that he will soon be out again. Route No. 6 Siftings. This.corner has sent out two grand jurors this week, W. 1.. Wynn and W. H. Ellington. Hamp Stroud, Jr., hijs a new case of measles. Schools in this section will close this week. Rev.Wayman Whitaker filled his | appointment at Mt. Bethel Sunday, and assisted Superintendent An drews with the Sunday school. | Mrs. W. A. Hooten, who has ; been suffering from paralysis ! since last fall, remains about in the same condition. Mr. Marvin Hooten who left i here last fall for Greensboro, is ! said to have happened to the mis -1 forturte to get his leg broken by a ; runaway mule recently. Curtis Moss has lately bought himself a young horse. Rex. Mr. W. I. Mitchell was in Rex Wednesday. Mr. A, A. Born is able to be out from a few weeks’ sickness. Mrs. Tennie Powell visited her mother, Mrs. George Alls, near Dutchtown, last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. J. B. Milam has been real sick, but is some better now. Mr. Will King went to the Gate City last Monday. Mrs. Mollie Camp and her child ren have returned home from a few days’ visit to her brother near McDonough, We are very glad to hear that Mr. Emory Barr is some better. We hope he will be up in a few more days. Mrs, E. E. Milam and Mrs. Lena Callahan spent last Monday up near Forest Park with their sister, Mrs. John Daniel. Mr. Joe Callahan and his family went to Atlanta last Sunday night. Mr. Homer Adamson is having a real nice school at Rex. Miss Green Livingston from Stockbridge was in our little town last Saturday. Mr. Grover Clark was seen going his usual way Sunday. Miss Annie Mae Milam visited Mrs. Will King Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Barr spent Tuesday night with his sick broth er, Mr. Emory Barr. Quite a small crowd was at church Sunday at Hickory Flat. Fig Tree. Locust Grove Institute. Prof. Gray made a business trip to Atlanta Monday. Mr. Solon B. Cousins, of Monte zuma, was on the campus Wednes day, shaking hands with friends. The Sixth District High School meet at Birnesville last Friday was a success in every detail. The L. G. I. delegation Scquitted itself creditably. Miss Hettie Barton won the music medal, Miller Wood brought back the best all-round athlete prize, Miss Annie Delle Peek and F. A. Sams won second place in the reading and essay contests respectively. Robert Mann was given third place in the declamation contest. Locust Grove won second place in the relay race, Gordon came first. Miss Glauser and Professors Hor ton and Turner accompanied the contestants. List of Letters. Remaining Undelivered From i'he Post Office at McDonough, Ga., For the Period Ending April l"th, 1911. S. E. Dailey, P. M, Messrs.: Ellerson, W. L.; Eth ridge, W. L.; Farlow, Charlie; Payne, J. M. Mesdaines: Dozier, John. Misses: Neal, Daisy.
