The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, April 16, 1915, Image 2
the; Herry County Weekly FRANK UK.UJAN. Keillor. Kntomlat t.h- post-tF coat MoO. rnng Ov, a« second-i- tra.l mar' r. Advertisin'? Kates furnished on Ampli ation Official Organ of Henry County. McDonough, Ga., April 10, 1915 It Depends on You. Do you remember how a new depot was secured for McDon ough? Doyou«not recall that it was a matter in which every ci i zen oi McDonough became active ly interested? A id when the time came for the hearing before the State Rail road Commission in Atlanta, Me Donough—or most of it —went to Atlanta and attended the hearing. We succeeded. And no man can with reason say that it is im possible for McDonough to secure anything she really wants, when he recalls how admirably we managed the depot matter. This same interest in the heart of t very citizen can secure for McDonough anything it seeks. How much broader the work, however, and how much larger force of co laborers can we have when our cause is a county cause as well as a city cause. And such a cause is the project to secure the Dixie Highway through Henry county. This is a case in which several counties are intesely interested, Butts county is as much concerned as Henry, for the route which would traverse Henry county must also traverse Butts. The purpose is for the route t > enter Henry county on the noith side, come through McDonough, e via Wbite House or Flat Rock, then through Locust Grove, and so into Butts county, through JeriKinsburg, Jackson, and Indian Springs, thence through Monroe county to Forsyth, and thence to Macon. This is Ihe shortest possible dis taiice over a highway between Atlanta and Maeon. All citizens of the towns named and of the counties as well are in terested in this project. Let us all but put this interest to work and we can’t avoid success. Come to the meeting at McDon ough to-morrow morning. LOST.—On Feb. 22nd between the depot and Judge Reagan’s a small package, containing 2 yds. white Satin 4 yds. of Cash’s ruf fling and a white lace collar. Any one having found the same please leave at this office and receive reward. Pine Apple. Mr. Claude Pelt, of Griffin, vis ited homefolk Sunday. t Mr. J. M. Lester and family made an automobile trip to Indian Springs Sunday. • Mrs. Tomie Price was a visitor in this section Thursday night. Automobile Tax Must Be Paid. It has been reported that there -are still many automobile owners in Henry county who have not yet paid the 1915 automobile tax. Therefore all sheriffs, bailiffs, ar.d marshals are requested to.ar rest all such persons for violation of the law. John Bryans, Commissioner of Ronds and Revenues. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Toney, of Atlanta, were guests of the Dunn He use Tuesday. ... ...... Inspect the Battle Fields. Not by going to them, but by bringing them to you. We have secured a limited mim her of copies of a 32 page War Atlas of Europe, with detail maps m colors of each country. While our supply lasts, we make you ttie following offers: 1. We will sell you the Atlas for 25 cents. Postpaid for 27 cents. Stamps will be accept’d. 2. To all who, by the payment of not less tnan one dollar, pay up their subscription to a date noi prior to January 1,19 Hi, we shall give the Atlas free. If you wish it mailed, add 2 cents in money or stamps for postage. 3. To all others, v ho make pay inents on subscription in an\ amount, we shall give the Atl,e for the additional sum of fifteei cents. If to be mailed send 17 cents additional. Be on time and secure this in teresting and valuable work oi information. Offer no. 2 is good’fonly to those who send or bring the pay ment to us and doesjnot apply to those to whom a collector has to be sent. Do Mot Gripe "We have a pleasant, laxative that will do just what 'you want it to do. jte'xo&g. OuL&tZie.^ We sell thousands of them amt we have never seen a better remedy tor the bowels Sold only by us, 10 cents. The McDonough Drug Co. Flat Rock. Mr. J. E. Bellah and Mr. Jones of Atlanta, spent Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr and Mrs. W. A. Bellah. Mr and Mrs. Henry Hinton and Mrs. Oscar Miller spent Ti ursdav m Atlanta. Misses Ruth Mose’ey and Ger truda Hinton wt-re the guests of Miss Dovie W Lon Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Bellah an nounce the birth of a git!. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mose ey spent Sunday with the latter’s pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bonner. Misses Eva Belk and Mabel Wil liams spent Saturday in Atlanta. Messrs. Colon Wilson and Carl Hinton, of Atlanta, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. George Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moseley spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Willingham, of Bushy Knob District. Misses Ruth Moseley, Gertrude Hinton and Dovie Wilson were the guests of Miss Algene Flake Sunday. r Misses Bessie and Loraine Hin ton spent Sunday in Atlanta. Mrs. Walter Henry and little daughter, Edna, and Miss Algene Flake spent Thursday with Mrs. Fred Mays. Mrs. W. A. Bellah is spending a few days with her son, Mr. T. P. Bellah. Miss Mary Walden spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Ham mond, near Conyers. Misses Eva Belk and Mabel Wil liams were the guests of Miss Dovie Bellah. Rev. Mr. Miller, of Jackson, filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Miss Annie Mary Moseley spent Sunday with Miss Alberta Moseley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mays and lit tle daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry. Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Fouche and i little daughter, Caroline, spent j Tuesday here with his parents, I Mr. anu Mrs. J. A. Fouche. ABERDEEN=ANGUS CROSSES ARE MAKING GOOD. About a year ago we put in service an Aberdeen- Angus bull with our native cows. If there are any doubting “Thomases” around we would be glad they would take a good look at some of these crosses [al though quite youngl and note how thick, low-set, round, compact, fine in bone, soft hair, mellow skin, rich color, and fine head. Keep a close watch on these young calves and watch how rapidly they grow and fatten. The sire of these calves gained as high as eighty-eight (88) pounds in thirty days—and I was not trying to fatten him. 1 say watt n these •rosses when they tret old enough to put on the grass and sc 2 them shed their >ahy coats and put on a fine glossy “dress suit” and round up into the ‘ideal” attle. I have in service now one of the very best voting bulls that can be found, le is right closely related to the best the breed has ever produced—and “blood vill teli ” •* It will more than pay any man to breed his cows to this animal and have oming along a ‘ Black Brigade” that will turn dollars and pleasure your way v hen the price of cotton is low. J. O. RUTHERFORD, HAMPTON, GEORGIA. A GOOD ROOF LENGTHENS THE LIFE OF YOUR BUILDING. No roofing is superior to Galvanized Iron. We have a car load of the best grade of Galvanized Iron Roofing. Let us ha. e your oirly orders. Planters Warehouse & Lumber Company McDonough, Ga. D. A. BROWN. DENTIST ( Iffick Hours : 7.30 to 12 A. M. in SP. M. Tin?ms- s n, Hirri,v r \stt McDonough, Oa. MAKE YOUR OWN 8 PAINT I YOU will SAVE I f c,s - mi ml. thts ts How v /guy 4 gals. L.C&M. Semi t '' Mixed Real Paint $8.40 Jti And 3 gals. Linseed Oil 4\ to mix with it at V\ ’ estimated cost of 2.40 Ij /l Makes 7 gals. Paint for SIO.BO II /» It’s only $1.54 per gal. „ Thc L - * SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT IS PURE WHITE LEAD. ZINC an<! LINSEED OlL—the hes»t Known paint materials lor 100 years. Use a gallon out of any you buy and if not the best paint made, then return the paint and get. all your money back. Co] eland Turner Merc. ' 'o. McDonough, - - - Georgia The many friends of Messrs. Henry and Howard Stansell sympathize with them in ihe death of their brother and uncle, Mr. George Stansell. He died in Newton county Monday, and the funeral and interment were at Timberrid Tuesday. You Can Enjoy Life E t v-’t.-i ou \v;. . i- i not be troubled will -fiou i you will take a 5 °Baa* before and after each mexJ. Sold only by us —‘25c a box. The McDonough Drug Co. PORTER FERTILIZER COMPANY’S Great Crop Producing FERTILIZERS FOR SALE BY Henry County Supply Co., McDonough, Georgia. THIS IS UNSOLICITED^ Mrs. Baker, of Hapeville, Ala., says: “One bottle of DR. PRATHER’S COUGH SYRUP relieved me more than any cough medicine 1 have used in fifteen vearO Dr. Prather’s Cough Salve will give just as satisfactory results. Try these and convince your self you are getting the BEST FOR YOUR MONEY. For sale by Horton Drug Company and dealers at McDonough, Ga., manufactured by PRATHER DRUG CO. Girard, Ala.