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(gimffNews -0 *♦****♦• COLLIERS ACADEMY •v -V * * * t t* * * The sunny days of the past week were much appreciated and many tPO k advantage by visiting. We need more old-time-social visiting but less gossip-' isiting. Master Malcom Raiden spent last Wednesday night with Mr. Lee Thomas. Mr. J. B. Qarrouth was the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carrouth, one night last week. The friends of Mrs. Mel! Tucker will regret to know that she has been ill with ( pneumonia. We are glad to report that she is improv ing though slowly. Mell Tucker had with her during her illness, her relatives from Watkinsville. Mr? F. C. Tiller spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. O. Chandler. Mrs. Tom Peterman spent awhile Friday with Mrs. C. I. Chandler. Miss Luvie Graham of Atlanta spent the week-end with her mother, Mis. Cora Graham. Mp and Mrs. H. P. Dickerson and son, Lee Thomas, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isham Thomas, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs L. 0. Chandler. Messers C. I. and J. O. Chand ler made a business trip to Sandy Cross Friday'. Mr. L. L. O'Kelley spent a while Friday with his daughter, Mrs. Ab ner Wheeles of Sandy Cross. Mrs. C. I. Chandler had as her week-end guest, her sister, Miss Has sie Rankin of Atlanta. Mrs. Earl Anthony and sons, Ded rick and George, spent Sunday with Mr. Pierce Tiller of near Mt. Pleas ant. NEESE LOCAL ***** * * * * * * Here we come after being absent so long. The singing given by Misses Lou esa and Rosa Nell Crowe Sunday night was enjoyed by a large crowd. Mr. S'. R. Strickland and family spent Sunday with relatives of Col bert. Miss Vedie Martin, Mr. Walter Murray, Miss Nellie Jones, Mr. Vas co Martin spent Sunday afternoon with Misses Ruth and Willie Hoyt Chandler near Athens, Miss Eula Mae Strickland, Miss ,j die Martin, Miss Bell Martin and Mr- Estelle Bauswell spent Friday rn on with ?vlises Louesa, Rosa Me!!, and Susie Crow T e. J Hie Hoyt Chandler of Win spent Sunday night with M and Mrs. Loyd Bullock. Lula Mae Strickland spent ’• v ;th Mias Gladys Sorrow. If , - --' hie Hardman of Athens eek-end with her father, J oe Hardman. \r; r- . ~ ■ue Crowe spent Saturday ■ Lula Mae Strickland. edie Martin spent Monday v Miss Bell Martin. ' Eula Mae Strickland and “ ell Murray spent a while nieht with Mias Gladys Sor- | • * ********* \ * POCATALIGO * I •******)*# Rev. W. M. Saye preached a fine I sermon here Saturday, but oh ac count of sickness in his home he went back and didn’t return Sunday. The Madison County Singing Choir will meet at Providence next Sunday at 2 o’clock. Everybody some and bring your new song books. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Henley and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Tidwell and Miss Luia Maude Pittman wer-e in Athens Saturday night. Miss Lerlin Barrett spent the week end with home folks. The people around here who have . been sick with colds are better. ‘ Mrs. J. B. Culbertson spent Sat urday afternoon with Mrs. E. B . , Bai-rett. Mrs. Johnnie Tidwell dined with Mrs. W. T. Tidwell Thursday. Mrs. Lillie Lcvrney and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. ' /l. G. Bray. I Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Barrett and j sons, Mitch el and Billie Hugh spent i Friday night with Mr and Mrs.T. A. Freeman at Friendship. ! j We were very sorry to hear of Mr. George Russell Sanders death. The bereaved ones have our ueep -5 est sympathy. . . { ] i • * ********** * MT. AIRY * ********* Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sheridan and daughters, Misses Geraldine and Lucille, and son, Hoyt w r ere Sunday [guests of Rev. P. M. Webb and ; family of Commerce!. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barnett visited relatives at Colbert Saturday Misses Jessie and Annie Sue Bond spent Friday with Mrs Floy Patten . We are sorry to state that little William King and Alton Patten have whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Porterfield had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimsey. Miss Clyde Chatham spent Friday night with Mrs. Grady King. Mrs. Ruby Simmons and little daughter, Dorothy, is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Joe Es coe of Cedar Grove. Mr. 11. R. Sheridan, Miss Gerr dine and Mr. fyy Sheridan were visitors at Comer Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty spent Thursday with their daughter, Mrs. Kirk. Mrs. Theodore Sheridan was the Monday’s guest of her sister, Mrs. C. G. Moore of Danielsville. Mr. Mitchell Smith was a visitor at the home of Mr. Roland, Friday night. Mi*. J. R. Burroughs and Miss I Jane Burroughs were saddened Sun i day by the death of their sister, Mrs. I Barnett of Nicholson. Miss Eunice King had as her guest Sunday, Misses Alma and Vella Gar rett and Clyde and Mae Chatham. We are glad to state that Mrs. 1 J. M. Escoe was able to be brought from St. Marvs hospital Sunday. i , _ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sheridan j were the guests Wednesday of Mr. 'and Mrs. Gilbert Patten. 1 Don’t forget the box supper, Fri day ight, Feb. 6, at this place. THE DANIELSVILL£ MONIfOK. uANIK.LSVILLE. GA. * KING’S STORE * ********. Here we are again, We are having some very bad weather at this writing. The candy drawing at Miss Susie Bridges was much enjoyed . Mr. Howard Gordon and family visited at the home of Mr. Riley Smith. Mr. Lee Smith and family spent Sunday with Mr. George Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christian spent several days recently with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Bridges visit ed their son, Mr. Clifford Bridges, near Bethel last Friday r Mr. Coy Ginn spent Satuiday night with Mr. Bruen Freeman and wif e. Miss Nellie Christian spent the night with her brother. Mr. Ezra Christian and family. We had a good meeting at oar church, Macedonia, Sunday. Every body come to our Sunday School and join us in the study of the lesson. *********** * OAKLAND SOCIALS * Miss Hettie Seagraves spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Harve Sea graves and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P*. T. Epps and family of Neere visited Mr. and M-s. Will Fleeman and family ofi th'f. place Sunday. Several of the young people we-e entertained a short while Friday night at the home of Miss Annie Mar tin . Miss Alma Bray and brother, ! Reese, visited Miss Annie and Robert Martin Saturday night. Miss Myrtie Bates was visiting relativrs of this place a few days of last week. We are sorry to report Mrs. I 'nd sey on the sick list at this writing; hope she will soon be well again. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Adam* vis ited the latter’i pa''crPs. Mr. an' 1 Mrs. Forace Nix Sunday. 1 , V f / wri FOLKS IN OUR TOWN Once A Year By Edward McCullough AUTCCASTER ' WELL, I WiSH To ) rq \J^) / Ifi, > (. rp —' AMO VVIIV DO You" WISH TO RETURN TH’ 3ATH TUB^T^y Sa —N. HELLO - this \ q e p THrSsI IS MRS. PECkL- ]( X r AL |> )w ' IS THIS POPS / \J°' _L ' 1 / WELL, I’VE TUbt b ( DiSCOVEOED THAT I THEQE AP-S NO , V FAUCETS IN IT J ( CA vS v WCi r feTMI Prices Paid For PRODUCE liens and Stags 18c pound Frys 30c pound Roosters 10c pound Eggs 40c doz Peas 3,25 bushel Corn 1.50 bushel Wheat 1.50 bushel Fresh Molded Butter 25c pound We will appreciate your trade, Cook Brothers Warren of ? iichigan New Attorney-General *. Charles Beecher Warren, of Michigan, former U. S. Ambassa dor has been named at torney-general by President Cool idge to succeed Harlan F. Stone, who now becomes a Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court. 1 DO Text fiEMEMEEft. That Bath TdS t Sought FROM j ... ir J ... I 1 __ SAY BOYS !! THIS IS 01..0 Pop" DRAW A PICTURE OP HIM AN 1 WIN A P&iZS. M.AXE HIM LAUGH ttEAL HARD. DRAW If-l INJ4. CONTEST OPEN TO All BcVS -A6-.ES Bto k2> . V'l Bl & To as , - mm* -mm &JVHN AWAY . e/,3i : 'UV-L GLOVES, BATS , SAULS THE SAKE KIND THE S'.Cr LEAGUES U&S. YtXJ CAN HAVE vour Pick if you are ons OP Tflli WINNERS. WRITE NAME , ADDRESS AND ace:- ON 6AC!< op DRAWING- aho send it TO " OOV6 CONTEST ” CARIF OP THIS PAPER- COME ON, SHOW OS WHAT YOU DO. —... i ' ■ —i Coming Home to be Secretary of State It "..l If; • . '-^pr \l x WM' % xx xm C’, *. ;/•••' •• vv; j • ' •' f fc.'} "*V **-' Xj x -1* , ir ’X * x -XI 8 Frank B. Kellogg, of Minnesota, is on the high seas enroute to Washington from the Court of St. James at London, where he was serving as U. S. Ambassador. He is to succeed Chas. Evans Hughes ') as Lee.••tary cl iivute. Legm...;, ~ March 4th.