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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1915)
City Local Happenings Mr. Julian Weems spent Mon day in Atlanta. Mr. Homer Harris, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Tom Brown was shopping in Atlanta Thursday. Mrs. John Fisher was shopping in Atlanta Wednesday. Miss Ethel Sowell spent Mon day in Atlanta shopping. Ace Elliott, of Whitehouse, was in the city Monday on business. Mr. J. M. Carmichael and Mr. Will Walker are now in New Vork. Mrs. Cora Knott has been quite sick, suffering from a rising in her head. Mrs. Julian Weems and Mrs. Ralph Turner motored to Atlanta 4ast Saturday. It is with regret that Miss Eldo ra Grant’s friends hear of her ill ness with lagrippe. Mrs. Ben Bankston and little Ida Laura, have been visiting Mrs. Bankston’s mother in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and little Nellie spent Sunday in Grif fin with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson. FOR SALE —Cabbage Plants* Early Jersey and Wakefield; nome grown, now ready. W. B. J. In gram. —Adv. f , > Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson and children spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Tom Thompson, near Bethany. Miss Mitt Wall returned to her home in College Park last Friday, Miss Nina going with her for the week-end. On Friday afternoon, in compli ment to Miss lone Price, Mrs. J. A. Fouche entertained a few friends at cards. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Fouche and littl Ellen, of Atlanta, spent Satur day night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fouche. FOR SALE —First class meat outfit, also one soda fount and fixtures. W. 0. Welch, McDon ough, Ga. —Adv. Mrs. Pratt, of Arcadia, Fla., was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Sid ney Farrar, a few days this week. She accompanied Mrs. Howell to Rochester. Call us and order your Christ mas supplies, all kinds of fruits canned goods and ingredients for making cakes. —Phone 105 —Mc- Donough Trading Co.—Adv. Miss Laura Smith left Saturday for Cordele, and later Miss Maud Smith and Miss Louise Brown will join her and thev will all go to Florida, where they will spend Christmas. FOR RENT One house on College street, now occupied by Mr. G. F. Spinks; one house on Bryan street, now occupied by C. R. McKinley. Apply to Mrs. An ita Weaver. —Adv. tf. Mrs. T. V. R. Matthews, who Itias been visiting hei brother, Mr. J. A. Fouche. and family, left Sunday for Griffin, ’where she will visit relatives befere returning to her home in Anniston, \la. Little Martha Carmichael cele? b'rated her fourth birthday Mon day by giving a spend-the day party. Her guests were Jamie Hooten, Louise Cook, Frances Turner, and Clifton Hightower. They played games all day long, and many nice things to eat were prepared for them. Mrs. Julian Weems spent Mon day in Atlanta. Mrs. Adam Sloan went to At lanta Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wnit Turner were in Atlanta Friday. Mrs. A. W. Turner spent last Friday in Flovilla. Miss Martin left Monday for her home in Bowden. Mr. J. M. Green, of McMullen's, was in town Tuesday. Mr. Lum Ingram, of Fayetteville, was in town Monday. Misj McCurdy left Tuesday for her home in Stone Mountain. Mr. W. H. Peace visited his home at Douglasville Sunday. Miss lone Price returned home Monday otter a visit to friends here. Rev. Frank Hunt, of Decatur, spent last Friday with Rev. Jonas Barclay. Little Robert Howell, of Tampa, Fla., is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Sidney Farrar. Mrs. Dee Tolleson and little daughter, Miriam, spent last Thursday in Atlanta. Mrs. Carrie Mayo spent Satur day in Atlanta, and went to see “The Birth of a Nation.” Mr. Arthur Stewart came down from East Point Monday to see his sister, Mrs. John Stroud. Mrs. Joel Bankston was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clias. Welch, in Atlanta iast week. Mrs. Emma Walker and Mrs. Joe Dicken were the guests of Mrs. Woodfin Combs last week. Messrs. Asa Lemon and Jamie Hooten on Tuesday evening saw “The Birth of a Nation” at the At lanta Theater. Fresh Norfolk Select Oysters, Crisp Celery, Cranberries for Xmas. Adv. — Copeland-Turner Mrc. Cu. Miss Bess Fouche and Mr. Ray McGill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Fouche in Atlanta Fri day and Saturday. Mrs. E. M. Smith was with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Weems’ party wno took in “The Birth of a Na tion” last Saturday. Tasty Breakfast Bacon, Any Quantity, 20ctslb. Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles just in. Adv. —Copeland-Turner Mrc. Co. Messrs. Gordon Dickson and Hugh Turner went to Atlanta Monday evening to see “The Birth of a Nation.” Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sloan went to Atlanta Monday and enjoyed seeing “The Birth of a Nation” at the Atlanta Theater. Mrs. Emma Walker, Mrs. Ho mer Turner and son, Warren, Mrs. W. W. Turner and son, Wil rner, were in Atlanta Tuesday. New Cremona Cream Crackers 15 cents pack, put up in tin boxes. Cherries, 25 cents and 50 cents bottles. Copeland-Turner Merc. Co. —Adv. Mr. J. D. Sorrow, of Brushyknob, was a visitor to McDonough Tues day, and made the editor’s heart glad by paying his subscription to The Weekly. Mrs- Hill Red wine and litile Martha came over from Fayette ville last Friday for a few' days’ visit to her parents, Judge and Mrs. E. J. Reagan, Mr. Red wine coming over Sunday and return ing home with them. Mrs. A. M. Turner spent Tues day in Atlanta. Mr. Fred Walker made a busi ness trip to Atlanta rue-day. Mrs. Annie M. Nolan and Miss Nolan were in Atlanta Tuesday. Mr. Boce Elliott spent last Sab bath in Atlanta with his brother. Mrs. W. D. Tarpley and daugh ter were visitors to Atlanta this week. Mr. Hugh Kelley, of Jackson, was the guest of his parents last Sunday. Will pay highest price for scrap cotton, J. S. Rodgers. Adv.—l 2 24,2. Mrs. Lamar Etheridge, of Jack- son, was the guest of her mother one dav last week. Line o f Nice Crockery and Glassware just in for your choos ing. Three fresh *arge Cocoanuts 25 cts. Adv. — Copeland-Turner Mrc. Co. Mr. John Stroud has moved his family to Milledgevilie. The two eldest daughters will remain and be with Mrs. A. N. Brown until they finish school next year. The United Daughters of the Confederacy m ide at their bazar last week one hundred and thirry three dollars. There will be a small amount for expenses, possi bly not more than ten dollars. Mr. J. A. Fouehe carried his sister, Mrs. T. V. R. Matthews, of Anniston, Ala., who has been vis iting in his home for several weeks, to Griffin Sunday, where she will visit her cousin, Mrs. S. M. Duke. CHRISTMAS!^ The Clarion Call Rinses Out from the Store of the Xmas Spirit! Ideal Suggestions from the Stor 3 of Substantial Xmas Gifts! Mammoth Sewing Lamps $i oo value at 75c Large beautifully decorated Lamps $2 75 value at $2 38 200 “ at Ibß Bibles and Testaments make useful presents. We have on display full line. Bibles 35c to $2 60 Testaments 10c to 65c Medium white Bowl & Pitcher $1 00 value at 75c You are invited to look at our line of Cook Stoves and Ranges, in price from $7 s<>i $lO 00, sl2 50, sis 00, sl7 50 to seß 50 These are standard, smooth fin ished goods, easily kept clean, strictly guaranteed to cook and give perfect satisfaction in ev ery way. Boys Wagons and Air Rifles. Shot free v>ith each Rifle. VISIT US EARLY AND SUPPLY YOUR WANTS REY\E>UJER THIS STORE FOR SERVICE COPELAND-TURNER MLR. CO. -2 PHONEE 25 iS Mrs. Alex Brown and Miss An | me Nolan visited Mrs. Ed Alexan der in Atlanta last week. Will pay highest price for scrap 1 cotton, J. S. Rodgers. Adv. —12 24,2. Mesdames Howard Carmichael and Merrill Low went to Atlanta Tuesday to see ‘‘The Birth of a Nation.” Renewals solicited for all s and ard Magazines. Many attractive clubbing offers you should see. —Call or write me. Will appreciate your business. | Laurie M. Cavenaugh.—Adv. “Christmas Gift” Are y°u prepared to hoar that greeting? I can pre pare you My stock of Mechanical Toys, Fireworks, Etc., is complete. Then the Christmas Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Etc., are here for you. Apples, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Cranberries, Crackers, Biscuits, Cakes, Etc. My Groceries are fresh and pure. Fresh meats also. A visit here will pay you. W. O. WELCH, Me >ONOUGH, GEORGIA Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walker and John Pullin spent Sunday as guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harper. A most informal but pleasant party was the card party given last Saturday by Mrs. Paul Tur ner to a few friends in compli ment io Miss lone Price. Miss Lorena Combs, of Locust Grove, entertained a house party of young girl fr ends iast week. Among ihose calling Sunday from McDonough were Messrs. Robert McDonald. Perry Soweli, and Gor don Dickson. They are corning ! They are looking l They are buying ! 25 lb. Bags Sugar $1 50 Red J Tobaccoßox $2 90 Limited amounts to each customer Shot Guns for the Boys, in sin gle and double barrei Single (inns $3 98 and $4 48 Fresh seasoned Fruit Cakes 1 lb. 3,5, 2 IP. 70, 5 lb. $1 75 If you prefer to make your cake call us for Citron, Currants, Dates, Seeded Raisins and Figs. North Georgia Yates and Terry Winter A iples. flellow. de lightful aid ripe. Buy them by the peck, 40c. Fresh, juicy Florida Oranges. Buy tnem by the box, they are cheaper.
