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Mr. John H. Echols has return¬
ed from a visit to New York.
Miss Ethel McCord spent lust
week with Miss Byrd Gibson at
Oak Hill.
Mr Ed Jordan left this week for
a ten days visit to New York on
business.
Mr Howell Taylor of the Elber
ton Star, was here a few days of
last week.
Miss Annie Laurie Kilbv of Can¬
ton, was the guest of Mrs. Otis
Adair Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. I. Levine and little daugh¬
ter, of Fitzgerald, are the guests of
their cousin Mrs. W. Cohen.
Miss Nannie Milner of Waynes¬
boro, was the guest of friends and
relatives here the past week.
Miss Jennie Fitzpatrick, of Li
tconia, is the attractive guest of
Mrs. W.T. Milner on Floyd street.
Miss Hodnett has returned to
her home in Atlanta, after a very
peasant visit to Mrs J J Fincher
Mr. and Mrs. Barre n Start of
Atlanta, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Beam, in Oxford,
c part ot last we^k.
Misses Brand cf Athens and Miss
fh zier of Ocalla, Fla., are expect
on ti'visit. Miss Essie Jordan
‘ : to she leaves for college.
M -s Alline Hollingsworth has
rptu nod to her home ia Lithonia
her a delightful visit of several
( h c : s to Mrs. J. L. Whitehead.
Lost A silver hat pin, on Floyd
• August 24. Finder would win
ions if it should be returned
to the el lady at the Pastorinm
Mt- E. H. Jordan was host last
Frid nine at a yarty given t'>
the ■ L- 5. P. U. Games were
payed and a delicious ice
served.
cfthis ^Myrtle Lauuius, formerly
-y, has accepted a position
- and dress goods depart
u 1 c Chamb rlian. Johson, Du
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the -an Dean Towers, Jr., is
natl3f ‘ of the little sonwho came
t, , '• s ,^ e of Mr. and Mrs.
«eek. lowers, of Porterdale, last
Prof. T. C. Cowan has just
*., one of the most successful
^terdal'e Wr iith ' i 9t ?!
attendance’.' m J i° fl r r y a
e *cellaut Prof Cowau is an
teacher.
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vv ■ytcated below. Manager No. 79
mtebal! 8t. Atlanta, Ga.-tt.
Vote for waterworks Thursday
Next Sunday . will give
morning we
the eleven o’clock hour to the discus
sion of the pertinent question, “Why,
where, and when shall I go to school.”
It is for parent and child, and we take
pleasure in inviting the faculty and pu
pils ot the Covington school.
Don’t forget to vote for water¬
works on Sept. 10th. Covington
is now the best town on the Geor
sria railroad. Let’s make it better
by casting a ballot for waterworks.
Mr. W. Cohen returned from a
three weeks visit to New York
Monday, where he went to buy his
fall and winter stock of merchan
dise. Mr. Cohen bought a ve.y
Irrge stock of goods and will offer
the buyers of this community real
bargains within the next tew days,
Mrs. W. Cohen. Mrs. W. Will¬
ingham and Mrs. V- A. Harper
will spend next week in Atlanta in
attendance upon the millinery
openings of that city.
ladies go these openings in the
interest of the popular millinery
parlors of Mr. W. Cohen of this
city.
Several delightful affairs have
been planned by the younger set
for the. girfr who leave for college
within the next few days. Those
who go are. Misses Gladys Lee,
Julia Thompson, Anna Quillian,
Essie Jordan, Christine W hi*e,
Florrie Harwell, Emmie Penning¬
ton and Annie Mae l.ester.
Wate works for Covington
a saving in insurance, a
of the health of its citizens, better
sanitary conditions, more people
for our city, and many other
good enough to cause every citizm
to cast a vote for this
meat un Septetuber 10th.
Death of “Baby Clare” Lee
Turner.
A sad of the past week ,
ev-nt
the death of little Clare Lee
ner infant daughter of Mr.
Mrs F. M. Turffer. and
daughter , of , Dr. _ and , Mrs. vr J.n T , r
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The little life of “Baby
was onlv a few brief
six months and seven days she
w Jth us. Yet her fair,
beaut if u l face, her bright
fully expressive eyes and
smile left a fadeless memory
ture upon our loving hearts.
On Thursday she was laid to
in the family burying ground
the Covington Cemetery near
THE ENTERPRISE, COVIN* TON, QA
In Honor of Miss
Two of the most enjoyable
niirs of the season for the
set were the parties given
for Miss Alline Hollingsworth,
Lithonia, who is visiting Mrs,
L. Whitehead.
Monday afternoon Mrs. J
i Phillips entertained at box ball
tor her. Delicious punch
served during the game.
Madge Terrell won the prize,
lovely picture, and the guest
was also a picture. Those invited
were Misses Gladys Lee,
Mae Lester, Essie Jordan, Mae and
Christine White, Dora Sue Ander¬
son, Florrie Harwell, Nell Butler,
Eleanor Hays, Madge Terrell, Ru¬
ble Weaver, Ruth and Ethel Wor¬
sham, Ida and Ethel Higgins,
lia Thompson and Anna Quillian.
Mrs. \Y hitehead entertained in¬
formally Monday evening in Miss
Hollingsworth’s honor. A book
contest was the feature of the ev¬
ening, Miss Christine White and
Mr. Calloway winning the prize.
A delightful ice course was served
after the game. About thirty
guests were present. *
Clerks Change Quarters.
With the first of September
comes the chauges of a number of
the cleiks employed in our citv.
The majority of these gentlemen
are well known to our readers, and
! we merely mention the firms with
whom they are now working, and
invite our citizens to call and see
them when in need of anything in
their lines.
Mr. J. L. Sain, of Nashville,
I Tenn., will be found with the Jew
I elery store of Mr. Jas. P. Sain.
Mr. D. vV. Titshaw, formerly
with the T. C. Swann Co., and Mr.
Robert Viniug trom C. E. Cook’s
will be with Mr. C. C. Robinson.
Mr. W. E. Ruinph, of Culloden,
, ^accepted , a position . . in . the , dry ,
department ot the i. C.
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|j Mr. Malcon Hamby, of Lithonia,
3 with Mr. U. M. Dial, grocery
I man.
Mrs. Wick Willingham and Mrs.
v. A. Harper will be with Mr.
\y. Cohen.
Mr. Hub Gaither has accepted a
j position with the firm of Fowler
Bros.
Mr. I. K. Norman is with C. E.
Cook
Mr. Simms Hea 'd. will be with
| the firm of Heard, White A
Mr. G. W. Bruie is with &1
Levm.
Mr. R. F. Mobley, of a.ton
county, is with E. H. Mobley.
Big Automobile Race.
One of the greatest automobile
races evei held in this country and
probably in the world will be mill
ed iff iu Savannah on Thanks
giving Day, November 20th.
This race will be run v dc-r the
auspices of the Automobile
of America, the oldest and largest
American club and perhaps t h
! richest automobile club in the
world, together with the Savannah
Automobile Club, which made it
self famous in March last by hold
ing the first International stock
Car Race in this country, lasting
for two days and exciting the
miration and astonishment ot
motorist from all parts ot this
country and Europe, not only by
magnificent course offered but by
a completeness of preparation
herH , ofor „ u „known.
The Grand Prize Race which
] will respond be run in on this that country date will t- co he r
Grand Prix in France. The prize
^ magnificent gold cup, the
cost ; ug $5,000, awarded to
winner by the Automobile Club of
America, and will be contested .01
| )V practically all of the great
racing cars of Europe and Amer
| ica . and
Outside of these great races
the delightful hospitality that has
a i w ays distinguished the good
citizens of Savannah, there are a
grft at many other attractions which
Heme Missionary Society.
i he Home Missionary Society
ot the Oxford district convened
here \\ edneeday, and will be in
session three days. The first ses
sjou was held Wednesday night at
the Methodist church. Quite a
number of delegates and visitors
are in attendance.
Card of Thanks
We desire to express our thanks
through theEnterprise to the many
friends who were so kind to us,
and the many expressions of sym¬
pathy from them in the death of
our relative, Mr. F. P. Shelnutt,
last Thursday night. May God’s
richest blessings rest upon vou.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. George,
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Shelnutt,
Mr. J. H. Shelnutt.
Card of Thanks.
Words cannot express our ap¬
preciation to those friends who
have shared with us the loaely vi¬
gils by the bedside of our darling
little daughter. No sweeter mem
ory can live in any heart than the
memory of their untiring devotion
' to the oue who has just left us.
The waves of 8orrow break u P on
j j every shore, and we can but hope
that friends as true may gather
aro und each one of them should
sorrow invade their bonus.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Smith.
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Agricultural Schools to Open.
The Legislature has just, appro
printed sufficient money to run the
District A. & M. schools for the
coming term. This will be good
news to the many friends of these
schools all over the state. The
niatter has been in doubt for
time.
Our school located near Monroe
in Walton.county, will open Sept.
15th. Everything will be ready
for a very successful term. This
school fills a unique place among
the schools of our district. One
may attend school here at almost
the same cost that he can remain
at home. He pays his first month’s
board which is $10 for board, lodg¬
ing fuel, lights, laundry, etc., and
whatever profitable - work he does
during the month will be deducted
from the next month, and so on.
Last term the actual total cost per
pupil was about $7 per month.
While agriculture and mechanic
arts are studied here, the literary
studies are by no means neglected.
No foreign languages are taught
here.
A strict dicipline is obsarved at
this school. The boy or girl who
wishes to attend merely to have
a good time had best go elsewhere.
It is a busy school for busy
and none others are wanted. Mu
sic will cost $2.50 extra.
Those interested will write to
G. C. Gdama, Principal,
Monroe, Ga.
For Sale.
Four thousand shares of Tli-*
Eagle Mining Company's Stock nt
11 cents per share. This ntT r
limited to Sept. 12. Address
Eagle, Macon, Ga.
For Sale.
Improve your stock of chickens
by introducing one of my thorough
bred Buff Orpington rno«tf»r a . I
have a lot of fine young fellows at
$1.50 each. Better speak for one
by September 15th.
J. W. Carr-’!.
Covington, Ga.
Notice Masons.
Golden Fleece Lodge^No. 0, F.
and A. M., will meet in regular
communication Friday evening.
Sept. 4th, at 7 :30 o’clock. Work
ia Fellow Craft degree. All duly
qualified candidates for this dpgree
and all regular brethren requested
to meet with us.
A. S. Hopkins, W. M.
J. W. Peek, Secretary.
j DR. W. .T. HIGGINS
DENTIST
Magath Building, S'uitli Ent
cor. public square Covington Ga.
Your ratrotiage earnestly elicit¬
ed. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Vote for waterworks Thursday.