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(crtinffNewy NOTICE — want, a live correspond tnt in every section of Madison and ripper part of Oglethorpe; There is nothing that will liven up a communi ty so much as getting in touch with the outside world; and there is, no medium of communication that will equal yoUr county paper. If your community is not represented in the local columns, find s ome one who is interested in your communi ty and them to call in the News office the next tiwe it is convenient to come to Comer.lf you can’t come write us for instructions.. Let’s make it a real county paper. ; *********** * MT ZION LOCALS * By “ Clipper” * News is very scarce now as every body has settled down to gashcrin n earnest. Mrs. Will Sorrow and Miss Mary Moon were visiting Mrs. Willie Mao Horn of Cedar Grove vicinity Tues day. Mr. and Mns. Joe 15. Patten are spending nait. of this week with rel atives near Pattersons school house. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bates of Athens have been visiting relatives and friends in this community the past week. Jlr. Will Irvin and family visited Mr. I’d Ivey oi Rutledge last week. Mr. Roseoc Porterficlld and family moved back to this community after having mr.de Greenville, S. C. their home for several months. Mrs. Gilbert Patten is spending several dry.; with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Eseoe near Mt. A iry. Miss Janie Panthers from below Meadow ha< been gum of a* Miss Rachel I.ord {!••• , ..t week t and. Mrs. Vase o l anders 1 c’ ildre r returned >.* la i week r'’ :••• vis iting M :*. .”J I'd r . V.. A. Holeonm of Bishop. Quite a number from this commu nity at 1 "ltled the camp meeting at Frank'. ,*) Bprh' .. t week-end. j ■ Mi.'.s Fannie Lou Patten, Edna and Pauliiu Irvin were guests of Kiss Gkniy? !k.L s the past week-end. Miss Pauline In n was the guest of Miss Susie Etta Porterfield Sat urday. Mrs. Mae Pends was the freest of Mrs. Julia Porterfield Tuesday. Mrs. Scab Winfred picked cotton Saturday morning l for Mr. Sorrow. Mr. O. B. Scarborough entertained <a number of young hoys Monday night. Mrs. Julia Porterfield was tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Mattie Sor rell?, Wednesday. We are having quite a rainy spell at present so everything and every body seems dull, and “nothing doing” in our beat. • *** * • OAKLAND SOCIALS * • •**** • * Several from here attended the preaching services at Union church Saturday and Sunday. The pulpit was filled by Rev. Bell of Athens. The pulpit at Pleasant Grove will be filled bv Rev. A. E. Logan of Co mer, Ga. on the Third Saturday and Sunday afternoons of both days. We regret to ste*e that Mr. Early Tolbert and fam" • have moved to Athens, but wish them happiness and success in their new home. Mr. W. N. Allen made a business trip to Athens Saturday. Misses Nobie ami flora Baxter visited Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Seagraves last week-end. Mr. Tom Hawk os made a business trip to Athens Saturday. Miss Bene O’Kelley spent the night Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Sudors. Rev. Bell was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Sailors Saturday night. Mr. Lamb Byrd and Mr. Guy : Cheatham visited Athens Saturday. I The people of this community were glad to see the rains for the part few days. Mr, Andrew Williams and Mr. J. W. Martin of Sawdust were in this community Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin and daughter, Gvenia, motored to Dan iel ,-viil-e Friday. ******, * * * * * * ■ FORT LAMAR * •******** Several good rains have fallen here recently and we suppose the drought over the country is ended. Crops here are fairly good. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tabor and lit tle son of Athens spest the week-end here with relatives. ! Mr. R. L. Stephens of Athens was a recent visitor here. Mrs. A. J. Hutcherson who has | been visiting relatives at Commerce ! lias returned home. Miss Gallic McWhirter of Athens •of Athens was the week-end guest of relatives here. Mr. J. hi. McWhirter made a bus in e.-s trip to Athens Saturday. Mr. Ralph P. Hx>r of Seneca, S. C. ! is hero foi a : i;ort time before re in- S. <3. a yi. *. J. . i'ai ov ’f Luvo iia sper:* several days a this community last v, -r. 1. to that Cmo ixivowi had had no rain in nine weeks. Sever al of the y.-ur.g people from this community are attending school at Daniel.-ville. • •****#**•• * GHOLSTON STAND * *********** Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Simmons and Mrs. M. CL Dudley spent Saturday at No esc. Mrs. R. B. Williford visited Mrs. Charles Smith Saturday afternoon. A little son has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnett and will be called Will Edd. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Herrington have Ken visiting her father, Mr. J. 11. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fields-spent the day with Mr. Fred Clodfelter Monday Little Miss Jewel Simmons spent the week-end with Mae and Alberta Hunter. Mr. Walter Wood of Paoli spent Sunday night with Mr. Buele Smith. Messers Eldridge Barnett, Henry Hunter and .1. B. Smith visited Mr. Mason Clodfclter Monday. Mr. Tom Thompson has been spend ing several days at Franklin Springs. Mr. (.. X Franklin of Anderson S. t . is visiting friends in our com munity. Mr. Icri ert Wails and little sen. J. M.. visited at the heme of Sir. B. B. Cook Sunday. THE I>A NIELS VI LIE MONITOR, OANIELSV ILLE. GEORGIA. THE SOUTHEASTERN FAIR OF FERS TWO FREE TRIPS TO FARMER BOYS OF MADI SON COUNTY j A big feature of the Southeastern , Fair of Atlanta every year is the Boys’ Fair School. Every county in the State is permitted to send two , boys art! only boys who have never attended the Fair School before. The Southeastern Fair Association pays the railroad fares of the boys, fur nishes camping quarters for sleeping jfp "'j SplM! |pJN| pup 3 STORED l.iY Olt HOI.I) THROUGH Independent Warehouses, Inc. OF GEORGIA Will Prove Satisfactory and Profitable *• TO YOU Athens is one of the highest markets in the country. We can and will obtain the top of the Athens market FOR YOU And we can prove it to your satisfaction and profit. Write us for Shipping Tags and o her information. / Independent Warehouses Inc. OF GEORGIA ATHENS GEORGIA A. R Nicholson, Robert Quit!, Ben F. Woods, Henry L - A • r /HOT PANCAKES HfAMS _, I SHE’S GOT A ! -jigSk \ better Fseo-ER i yl THAN MY LINDY J //i? , \7’sAY t\rr-' !M 1 \~ C 7-/ / f TANARUS( CrONHA *TY j TO &|T >\ . / A// ?<?,<•) /&\ t-TE SAVERS y j#jos per 1 -HP--s%'***" jam— . PAI rUL&.S IN OUR >■ - v / A CAKE: ,\ \ OF SOAP ? J * J v Igj G‘v- : on the Fair grounds, and feeds the boys free of charge. The Fair School this year will be held Oct. 7th to 11th. An incidental fee of $5.00 for each boy has to be arrang ed for ar.d sent to Mr. R. M. Strip lin, Sec’y, Southeastern Fair, Atlan ta, Ga. The boys are divided into squads and each squad is placed in charge of an expert from the College of Agri culture who uses the exhibits as a basis of study and teaches the boys the many practical lessons to be [- ALL THEN- NOW 1 WHAT would Vou Do F yol> Saw A WOIMAN OEIN’ WASHED OUT BY <■ L rH ’ T,oe l ' /* TO WASH j - C\' { HER. J Mil • f / f! a^ 32 ® 32^ /_ FOiVA&O,, L__ jj) v' f~f<Cliioe;a--fr- learned from such a large evh h of farm crops, live stock and Much time, too, is given to rt Tah° inte ~ Sting M l City of Atlanta. On Sept. 20th, at 2:00 p u 7 of f Ce ’ 1 f all a contest for those boys who desire to compete f the two trips offered. I shall be d** to hear from any bovs interested aJ. give them further information 2 yarding the matter. ! E> E> HALL > Cos. Agent 1 DanielsviUe, Ga.