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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1911)
THE HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY rit.VNli UF.AGAN, Fditor frittered at thouostoflieeat McDonough, »t-t, , aw second-class mail matter. ertismg Rates furnished on appli « mU «r.». One obituary, not. more r;4cjto' oue hundred words in length, will tjr* po Wished free; only one obituary "for each death. All containing more than -tin* hundred words must lie accompanied vpD.4* one cent per word for all In excess of hundred words. We cannot under <m&f (.« cut them down to the one hundred wvu limit. Manuscripts not accompan 'met with postage will not be returned. Warning. No statements purporting uu nine from The Henry County Weekly «v- genuine unless they have written on ritnAe lace the signature of Frank Reagan, or are presented by him in person. Vity person receiving such a statement' ’..vtft please notify Frank Reagan, Editor, ati-rßonough, Georgia. Official Organ of Henry County. Me.ifonough, Ga., June 16, 1911. Stockbridge. Mrs. Missouri Ward and little Miss Lady Zue McWilliams have r:Turned home from a delightful vAd to Atlanta, Mr. and Joseph Bond Shields w ere the guests of relatives here j week. Mr. Walter Hightower and son. .I'. R., went to Indian Spring Sun day. Mrs. Hightower returned lifjme with them Sunday night, she .'living spent the week there to benefit her health. Miss Lucy Ward spent Monday iif Atlanta. She goes up twice a voek to take music lessons. Ur. and Mrs. W. T. Nottingham li-jf this week for Washington, l>. C., and Norfolk, Va., for a ten days’ visit. Mrs. Nash, of Locust Grove, was fine guest of Mrs. Nottingham last week. Or. Z. I). Ward has a handsome new automobile. >Tr. Newton Askew has been a recent visitor to relatives here. Mrs. Arthur Mays and children v> <re tin guests of Mrs. West MLvlam Monday, Route No. 6. As you are still living, I will try to write you again; though there s-.w.ms to he scarcely news enough t«/ keep a paper alive. Ktev. Deßardeleben tilled his appointment at Mt. Bethel Satur tkA.y .slid Sunday, which was very veil attended. W. A. Hooten at tended the Saturday service, and Sia,g Hunt the Sunday service. Fhe weather has remained quite and dry ot late, and gardens ami field crops are much in need ai r ain. But the Lord never for- j gets nor neglects his business, and: r hr rain always gets around in t'.m e~ Little Misses Kosalee Stone and I YT. Lie Sleds >e gave as a call Sat urday evening. i was sick from Friday last week t,l Monday this week. Have been t no- medicine from Dr. H. C. Etfts. of Woodsiown.. i Lri ,Bl*‘ isoe and John Jackson cine to so me a while Sunday zooming. *Wr. and Mrs. Jesse Jeffares car? e awhile in the afternoon. Yo. 6, Fisher, will carry the ran id to No. 4, Bryan, and he will t£-kc it to the Big Mogul of the i Reliable Weekly. Salesman. —We want a good r am te sell Home Purchasing In ' estment contracts for us. Money teaned at 5 per cent. i Borgia Loar & Investment Co., Tifton, Ga. locals. Mr. Ed Copeland attended the j Chautauqua at Jackson Monday. Mr. Roy Turner was among the ! McDonoughites who enjoyed the trip to Savannah last week. Mr. J. A. Louche left Wednes day morning to attend the County Officers’ Convention at St. Marys. Mrs. A. M. Stewart and her son, Mr. Pearce Stewart, will arrive to-day from Oxford, where the lat ter has been attending Emory Col lege, Their many friends will be glad to see them at home again. Mr. Clay, of Florida, a school mate, will come with him, and be here for a week or two. Miss Lillie Coan, who did such fine work in music under Miss Bey er, is now continuing her studies, going up to Atlanta twice a week ror that purpose. Mrs. J. N. Woodruf has been on a visit of several days to her daughter, Mrs. Verna Wright, at Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anil's and Mrs. Mervil Lowe made an auto mobile trip to Atlanta Thursday. Miss Jessie Sutton, of Bartow, Florida, arrived Wednesday night, for a ten days’ visit to Miss Ethel Sowell. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Copeland went to Jackson Monday to hear W. J. Bryan lecture, and enjoy the day with their son, J)r. Walter Copeland. Misses Ruth and Nona Turner! attended the Chautauqua at Jack- j son this week, visiting friends! there. Dr. Henry Hightower attended the State Druggists’ Convention at Indian Spring Tuesday. Messrs. J. A. Fouche, R. A. Sloan, Adam and Carl Sloan, Walter Ingram, and A. M. Bowden spent Sunday at Warm Springs. Mrs. J. F. M. Fields and son, Dozier, and her sister, Mrs. George Brown, of Orchard Hill, are visit ing their sister in Morton, Missis sippi. Judge A. G. Harris left Wednes day morning for Albany, where he is attending the Good Roads Con vention there. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rinker and little daughter, of Atlanta, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bunn. Miss Sara Hooten, of Atlanta, is the guest of Mrs. J. E. Hooten. Miss Bertha Rodgers is attend ing the Chautauqua in Jackson this week. Mrs. T. A. Lifsey is spending the week in Jackson, and attending the Chautauqua. Miss Strickland, of Macon, is here on a visit to Mrs. Green Bow den and Mrs. W. B. Bankston. Miss Pauline Swann, of Hamp ton. is the guest of her mint, Mrs. H. S. Elliott. Miss Ruth Park, of Boston, ar rives to-day, for a visit to her sister, Mrs. R. H. Hankinson. i GET Y.OUR Lumber, Lime, Shingles AND EVERY KIND OF .Building Material • i-'rom P. R. MARTIN, Luella, Ga. T-3S, V 2. Dollar a Fair Saved is* the Wear Kisid Bee Queen Bess Easy Street Allies Scott Made only by J. K. ORR SHOD CO., ATLANTA Removal Sale^ 1 Prices to Move. I AM PREPARING TO MOVE INTO THE Location Next Door to Where the Post Office was formerly Located, in the NEW DRUG STORE BUILDING. I wish to avoid the work and expense of moving a large stock of goods. I am therefore selling anything in my stock at and below cost. RIGHT NEW GOODS riipjea:jsaamp-g* s ra&xfr t 3L y< : Ytt.jsx:xm.zuri*:zsamvsmßiim aew£ft»::v a -i --va All Bought This Season. EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY LINE/ Come Early and Get Your Choice of Styles. imam—Migmn" ilwnian m wim—mrf .wwuMMßiiafnmftpß'irMriTirimMr MISS BLANCHE WENTZELL, McDonough, Georgia. In P. B. Cheek’s Jewelry Store at present. Mrs. Joe Smith Hostess. Mrs. Joe Smith entertained at a delightful party Wednesday after noon, as a compliment to her guest, Miss Ella Smith, of Macon. Forty-two was enjoyed. Tea and sandwichhs were served. The guests'numbered twenty five. June 25th Last Day for Tax Returns. The Tax Books will close on June 25th. All who do not wish to be double-taxed must make their returns on or before that dath. Do not wait till the last day and then have to be delayed by the crowd. J. H. Wallace, Tax Receiver of Henry County. Application For Discharge. Georgia. Henry County. M. E. Berry, Guardian of l)onie May Rerry, having applied to me to be dis charged from such, guardianship, this is to cite all persons concerned to show cause if any, before me at tiie tegular term of court, on the first Monday in July next, why such application for discharge should not-b<-‘ granted. Witness my official signature this June nth. 11)11. A. G. Harris, ttJjl), 4. Ordinary. That’s what folks say o l RED SEAL SHOES MADE IN GEORGIA Call for these brands Statement of the Condition of THE BANK OF HENRY COUNTY v ) Located at McDonough, Georgia, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 7TH, 1911. RESOURCES. Demand Loans $ 10.4123.82 Time Loans - - 136,310.4(1 Overdrafts, unsecured, - . 3,823.43 Bonds and Stocks owned by Bank - - - None. I Banking House, - - 8,875.46 Furniture and Fixtures. - 3,652.68 Other Real Estate, - - None Due from Banks and Bankers in this state - - 20,170.82 Due from Banks and Bankers in other States - 17,082.90 j Currency - - $2,223.00 Gold - - - 30.00 Silver, Nickles, etc. 236.40 Cash Items, - 2,301.27 4,790.67 Other Resources, Insurance Pre mium Uncollected - 46.31 j Total - - $195,175.05 STATE OF GEORGIA. HENRY COUNTY. Before me c tme .T. BDickson, Cashier of The Bank of Henry County, who. being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing sta t-n,< nt/is a true condition <*( said Bank as shown by the books of file in said Ban fc. J. B. Dickson. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 16th day of June, 1911. J . R. Turner. c N. P. of Henry Co., Ga. % Oglesby Brothers 1 1 AYE THEIR NEW FULL ij y? e variety bpopl ra of— fHn sl 11 yuu w o || P Now in the Basement of i i MASONIC TEMPLE BARGAIN BASEMENT and \ A RIE IT SI ORE, we think it has the right name. Be sure to pay it a visit when in town and save money. Oglesby Brothers. LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in - - $50,000.00 Surplus Fund, - - 5,tX)0.0n Undivided profits, less Current Expenses, Interest and Taxes Paid, - - 26,656.36 Due to Banks and Bankers in this state - - - 2,164.19 Due to Banks and Bankers in other states - - Nothing Due Unpaid Dividends - - None Individual Deposits Subject to Check, . . - 68,253.17 Savings Deposits, . . None Demand Certificates, . . None Time Certificates, . . 42,956.31 < ertified Checks, . . None Cashier’s Cheeks. 14 75 Due to Clearing House, - " Nothing Notes and Bills Rediscounted. None Bills Payable, including Time Certificates 1 epresenting borrowed money, - - None Other Liabilities, Profit and Loss - - 130.27 Total . . $185,175.06
