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_ wwmmvm w • THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 190S ■A M/sfaffen-™” IfiEORoiA Idea 1Unews Parheps yon have on idea that in order to have a bonk account you must have a large sum to deposit; .that a bank doesn’t care to bother with small accounts. This is not true of the “Fourth.” This hank wol- coraes new accounts, no matter how small, and extends the same courtesy and service to smiill depositors as to largo ones. Let us prove it to you. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK MACON, GA. AND P ERSONAL NOTES. Fresh Meats Fish and Oysters Fresh Country Eggs WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST. GIVE US YOUR ORDERS. W. L. Henry Co. PHONES 242—951. —Out of town orders for Pish and OyBtcrs; also Sausage, solicited. . FORT VALkSV. Mr. and Mm Dawson Kendrick.'after spending several days Here, left Monday ,P 5u«! l< lSll«* B |SoiS la spending eeveral week* In Florida. Ml# am Beetle Harden. Jennie Dee Mc- Bugy and Mr. Horace Calhoun, of Macon, were recent visitor* at the home of Mr. J. W Prator. Mrs. W. I- Houser visited Macon last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jackson spent Batorday and Sunday with Mrs. D. V. Duke. Mlaa Helen Crandall, of Maron. spent several days last week with Miss Ruth Misses Ruth Whiting and Clarence llnttser went up to Macon last weak to visit Mrs. P. C,- Houser. Mrs. M <K Jordan visited her daughter In AVIoricu* recently. Mr. and Mr*. J. M. I/>ng have returned t'ltni n visit in Dawson. Mrs. Fred Bhcptrd went over to Co lumbus last week to attend the marriage id her cousin. Miss Fincher. The History Club will hold Ite next meeting «n Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Torn Bhepard. Wm. Cullen lirvant end two contemporary writers will be the topics for the afternoon. The program will be In charge of Miss Eltna Duke, and mush will be furnished by Mrs. Fred Shepard. .... .... ,epai Mlsa Annie Mi Rylveater. where Adkins has returned ) teaches. Miss Jennie Allen, of Rronwood. spent The Light for Thanksgiving 18 THE ELECTRIC LIGHT. If yon desire n good business during the holiday season, why not install the light thnt will attract buyers to your store. Electric Light is the only enitablo light, and now is the time to install it. Macon Railway & Light Co. This May Interest You At (tit. Maon of ,t>« y»«r It boboovti you to h«o a llttlo rood Wtibknr in lb. hoUM—K often aim doctor Mila, whon proparlr ua.0 Ord.rln* a war from kora, aa j on bar. to do now. you want your ordom hondltd by poopl# you oan drpond upon. You know ua of nlo —aand tbam to ua and you will he aatlaflod In every particular. Wa oanv » ooraplM. tin*-from the cheap to tho beot. Com or ltya from I MO per (Alloa up (pluo too for oxprr.ai to »M0 per gallon, prepaid. Wa pnp*y axpraaa ebargaa on all coode from f2.t0 par gul- loa up In lug. or 01.M In (laaa. Flo. Old Com 11.00 par (Alton: Mur qnarta ts.50 gallon; four Quarts |4.80 Mills, hauled in bond, four quarts Black Label Rye Tk<a la an extra oho loo offering al $15.00 par rnaa (II bottlaa). TbMa are only a f.w of our many good thing,. Pull lino of Wlnaa. Owunpagnta Sruadlaa, Baara, ate. Send for prlco Hal. Sam Weichselbaum & Mack #■ O. Boa 151. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Mr. Rot. Araaaoo la with oa and raapacttully eolletta tho (aTorn of Issl Hunday and Monday with her roualn, Mies Nettle Marshall. Mlsa flophle Jonci waa the guest nf her elrter. Miss Marianne Jones. In Macon last week. Mrs. Harry Htrozlor. after a visit to rraltlvea. has returned home. Mbs Carrie Hanford was the guest of Mrs. B. It. Braswell recently. Mrs. Sidney McMillan and daughter. Margarette, visited Mrs. O. N. Crnnd.nl In Macon list weejc The marriage of Mlsa Mattie Hartley and Mr. Emmett f.unrofnrd on Thursday afternoon waa of much Interest to mony friends. There were only th# Immedi ate relatives to witness the ceremony after which they left for Mr. iAinceford's horns near Zenith. Mrs. T. II Smith, of Dublin, spent last week with MTs. Holt flkellle. Miss Nora Rountree, after a visit to Ferry, where she attended the marriage of Mlaa RHey. has returned home. Mrs. F. W Wlthoft and Mbs Mary Culpepper attended the Federation Woman's Clubs In Valdosta this week. Mrs. George T. Harris and Mbs Alllo Houser went over to Covington recently to attend th* D. A. B. eonfsrenee. Mr. end Mrs. Asa Singleton, after spending several days here, have gone to Cuba. Mr*. Whit Durden, of Atlanta. Is the guest of relatives. Mbs Gena Riley, of Klko, was here last Mr. and«Mrs. C. Z. McArthur enter tained a few friends at a bird supper last week. Mbs Mnmte Miller has returned from a Flournoy, of Sardb, v of Mrs. Burke Powers. The % ~ t recent guest* Monti cello German Club has Issued invitations to .a dance to be given on Monday evening, November 23. Quite a number of out-of-to wa guests are MILLEDGEVILLE. Mrs. J. B. Kidd entertained on Wed nesday morning the following ladles who are members of the sewing circle; Mr M. K. Bivins. Mrs Julia P. West. Mi D. F. & C. P. LONG Wholesale Wines and Whiskies, Imported and Domestic JACKSONVILLE, FLA. IMPORTED BRANDIES, GINS AND RUMS la Original Imported Bottling. demon ATtsrch Kufumd IMPORTED WINES In Original Imported Bottling Ounllffe. Dokeoa * Co. Chateau Uoctet Claret Xiwtt Laabeahflntai Rhine TT!\7. .^7.. Mlepoert * Oe. UMon Dock Fort Ntohdtaa dome* Malaga Nicholas Gomel Moeeetet ..... Krvba'e Campanaiio Madeira., er Qt. si;* II. St* Hit i.l& us US US its US 111 lii IMPORTED PORT AND SHERRY WINES IN BULK Bottled By Us. Write we fer special prices om above geode tn coat leta. M ARSH ALLVILLE. Mrs. Dora K. Frederick spent eeveral days last weak tn Montesumo, the guest of her daupghters, Mrg. Oscar McKenzie and Mre. James 1-1 Hays. After a vlelt to Abbeville. Ala., Mrs. Jerome Masse* has returned home. The beautiful solos of Mbs Kmmlo Chambers, of Montrauma, were greatly enjoyed by the large congregations dur ing the recent services at the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. 8. IT. Rumph and Mias Blanche Johnson and Mr. A. N. Johnson have returned from Montesumo. where they attended th# weddlnr of their kins man, Mbs Augusta l.uclll* Harvey and Mr. Arthur Keys*. of Athens. Ala., quiet home affair, on November II. At the recent meeting of the Stephen Hopkins Chapter. D. A. R.. Interesting papers wers read on •‘Georgia," by Mrs. Mims Ware and Mrs. JtSper fllappey. and music waa furnished by Mrs. J. D. Wads, Mrs. G. R. Rlappey. presiding aa regent. This meeting was held at lha home of Mrs. D. R. Frederick, a liner I descendant of the elgner of the declaration of Inde- B ndence. whose name the chapter bears. sa Edna Frederick represented this chapter In the convention and brought Interesting reports of the proceedings. The recent book shower for the benefit of the llbrarv of the Marahallvllle high ocltool. proved a very pleasant occasion. The Marahallvllle friends of T.leut. and Mrs. Asa Singleton will be Interested to *w that after visiting Georgia relatives row days they have gone to Cuba. J’he James D. Frederick Chapter U, D. C. held the November meeting at th* bom# of Mrs. J. E. Haalam on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. D. B. Goodwin presiding. Much Interest was added to the session by the reports from the recant stats con vention In Savannah rendered by the delegates, Mrs. J. D. Wndo and Mlsa SnMv Sperry. The mission study class that proved so Interesting last winter has reorganised, and will meet everv Wednesday evening at th* residence nf Mr. end Mre. John “T. Simmons, with Mr. J. V. Frederick i teacher. The reception tendered the ladles by !he Masonic fraternity In the rooms * [Turner lodge No. 111. on last Frl«! evening, proved a very enjoyable occa sion. and the work done tn the woman'i department of Masonry Wes very Interest- eating to all present. The many friend* of Mre. F. A. Branch, widow of one of Marehellvllle'e moat be loved pastors, will be Interested to know that she will spend the winter in Oxford with her danghrer. Mrs. Anns Wyti The recent marriage of Mr. Da- Kendrick and Mlaa Thtulah Forham. of Stinson, was an occasion of great social Interest to Marehatlvllle friends. They will make their home at Mlona Springs, and th* many vlaltora from thl* town re call with pleasure the kind thoughtful- neae of Mr. Kendrick oa their host dur- Inr the peat summer and wish him great happiness for the future. Mlsa Eva Wrlgley. the organiser of the Carnegie library of Anderson. 8. C.. of the Tnllsdega library, and a graduate of the Library school In Atlanta, will leave soon for Portland. Ore., to spend several month*' leave of absence from Talladega library- A recent wedding In Quitman waa of much InteHst to friends here, aa the young bride had visited her slater and mode many friends In this town. The John Callaway. Mrs. Richard W. Lamar Mrs. Anns Crawford. Mr*. Edward RJ Boll. Mrs. W. F. Little. After some time spent In needle work, a seated luncheon of several courses was served. Mr. and Mrs. Kidd also entertained about forty ef their friends Wednesday evening at croklnole. the parlors and hall were beautifully decomUd with palms end chrysanthemums. refreshments were nerved at the tables where the games were played. Mrs. A. A. Joseph entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her lovely home on the bill. The two table* wen* placed In tho living roomd which was decorated in ferns nnd rose* Mrs. Joseph was assisted by h«*r charm ing little daughters. Mr*. Joe Woollen entertained tho sew ing club at her home on the hill this morning. Forty-two-wa* played at four table*. After th* time was povsed In chatting nnd sewing, a dainty salad course was served. Prof. Coachman J. Wardlaw. Misses Harriett Folger and TJIIIsn Rule, of tin faculty, and Misses Belle I/worn Laurie Ivor, of the student bodr. repreL bent In Atlanta the Georgia Normal and Industrial College at the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education which convene* there this week. Misses | Lovorn end Ivey will also represt plica” at the y. W. C. A. con- hlrh meets there November 22 *■ Mrs. Adolph Joseph has returned from 1 Mrs. ArMAMllMd .rthur Clements In Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Buck. Mrs. Reeae and Mlaa Reese, of Wash- M* t ° < Scarmt r o th * * ur,t * R#v - • n<J Miss Antlonetts Bnelllngs. of Madloon, Is the attractive guest of Miss Ruby Jones. Mlssea Claudia and Louisa Wall havt returned from a visit to Mre. Oscar Wall In Katonton. Miss Maude Gillette end Miss Josephine Marshall have returned from a visit to Macon. Mre. W. T. Conn. Sr., fa visiting rela tives In Atlanta. Mrs. Lily Cason has returned front a visit to Mrs. Dennis Thoms* In Katonton. Miss Mattie Branham, of Macon, is the guest of Miss Agnes King. Mrs. Charles Love ha* returned to At» lanta after a visit to Mre. Emmie Jack- son. Mr. and Mre. 8wayne. who have mad* their home In this city for the past two years, have gone to Atlanta to live, much to th* regret of their many friends. Mrs. will Braxley and son. who have been spending some time In Mncon, have returned to the city. Mrs. Btewsrt Bayne, of Macon. Is visit ing her/mother. Mrs. W. H. Armstrong. Miss Pauline Bearden has returned to Madison, after a Visit to Miss Mamie Matthews. Mr*. Irens Albritton Harper, of God frey. Go., visited relative* here this week. Mrs. John T. Day and Master Jack Day are In Fttxgerald. Mrs. Day's father, Mon. J, O. Shepherd, is quite III there. Mrs. Charles Whitfield Is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. H. Merchant. In Atlantn. Mrs. I sham W. Richardson nnd Bara Porter visited Mhcoh Wednesday. Miss Hattie Kell has returned from a Visit to friends In Macon. Mrs. John Barrett nnd children art visiting relatives In Mncon. Mrs. Darden Anbury and Miss May Asbunr. who hare been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George W. Holinshead. have re turned tn lAke Charles. La. Mr. and Mrn. George Stinson have re turned to Monticellp after a visit to Mre. Jim Jones. contracting parties were Mt*s Josephine Ooldwlre "McCall and Mr. James ITay rout, of Union. 8. C. MONTiCELLO. Miss Maud Atkinson of Madison, the attractive guest of Mist Gladys Poi Mies Ruhy ICtell returned this 1 Hi ^ . fbom a visit to Mrs. In Athens. Harvey I.awrence R.'hv ha* returned from a to Katonton _ Mr*. If. C. Bin Is back from an ex- leaded Visit to her daughter. Mrs. Robert Reid, of Roehetl*. Mr*. Paul Rob* ...« visit to friends at Woyrtde. Th* Nickel Clnh had an entomb!* meethy^thU week with Mr. and Mrs. Mlsa Minnie Benton Is in Haddocks, where the will he an attendant at the wedding Of MU" Ann I* Rvlvn Williams t* Mr. Fdword Ifenry Baxter, of Utleo. Mr*. David Blaalngam* ha* returned STvk* Mrs. J. F. ttehh. of T.tv^ Oak. Pn*. 8he waa ac- comnanled home by little Mlaa Anne Webb, who will spend some time with The Km broidery Circle was dellglitfURy entertained Wednesday a Her noon by Mr*. Reuben Jordan. Th roughen! the after noon dainty refreshments were served 1/ the hostesv a*aUted b~ her mother. Mrs. Sherrod Mahme. and Mr* Ran Ma ne. Mia. John Posler rersons has returned Trem a \i*tt t^ Atlanta. Mrs. Allen rence has _returned Woa'dCn after a vtalt te Miss Maml Mrs. David (V*m entertained la an 5" 1 aGer- for Mlaa Olady* lW and her guest. Maud Atkinson, of Madtsnn. After the^jnm* a dainty salad course was * Mra. rv>y1e Campbell wll hare aa bee seat for the dance Monday even tag tmea rmnkUw of MeneSeMT , M'w J- irilNitew Is Ml a visit te Haddock reuttvea. Thu M next meettnr of th# •■PVetv-two H m^wl'l be wtthVre. TP. R. Pope. The ftnkreMw Clrrt# haa It* next rdUf with lire. D. J. Blastngaae. Hi* dam P*ben_»nd yegng aim. Her* MONTEZUMA. The marriage of Miss Gusile Luctle Harvey and Mr. Arthur Keyae. of Athena. Ala., was a beautiful event af Thursday evening at th* residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr*. E. H. Harvey, only the relatives and close friend* of the contracting parties were assembled witness tho I mpreaslve ceremony, — wihch Rev. H. hi. Morrison officiated. Mlsa Harvey was attended by her cousin, Miss Annie 8uo Johnson, of Marshall- viltn. os maid of honor, and Mrs. Parker Julian Stllwell, aa matron of honor, both Of whom Immediately preceded th* couple. Mendelssohn's wedding march waa played by Mre. May V. Butler and Just before the entrance of the bridal party Miss Ethel Morrison sang In her own charming style "Because, and "I Jx>v# Tou Dear." Miss Johnson and Mrs. Ftllwell were becomingly gowned In blue mesaallne, and Mlsa Harvey wore a trav eling suit of dark blue trimmed In satin and pualore bands, and lovely waist of embroidered net After the congratula tions delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Fish. Mrs. Clegborn nnd Mrs. McElmurray and all during the evening Mlaa Blanch Johnson served punch from dainty little alcove In the rear of the JUDGE TAFT AND By J. C. Judge Taft In hla recent address at tton unveiling of the shaft to Hie prison shly martyrs, sold: "We must Justify Wash ington Just as we Justify Grant In refus ing to exchange prisoners al a time in August, ltd, as It was a critical mo ment In the history of the war." la the tint place, the conditions which confronted the federal government were different from thn*e with which Wash Ington had to d*al. Th* federal govern men! had not only the big north and the west, but all the outside world to draw from. Itical moment’ That critical moment was the moment in the calendar of time. — ed from July 23. 18(3 .to August 13. 18G4. ft'S.T re waa ordered __Jy —. The cartel of cancelled by Htonton on July 23. 18(3. Urgent effort was made from U»en to Au gust. 18(4. to get the federal authori ties to exchange. All efforts foiled. Then what about paroln? Stanton's or der 209 breaking the cartel also denied parole. It declared If federal prisoners were paroled such parole would not be recognised, but all p:irol*d prisoners be put buck Jnio the ui-my. The south was enger tn parole the prisoners, but were forced to hold No 'critical lie « ■ role. The precautions against their o* eminent for refusing to pc-rmJt the par » Andftrsonvlllc pt Ah Stanton'oJ July 23. 18C3| General Gran. .. ... sustaining Htuntnn'i )0 lasted from th* close of the war. In Judge Taft calling General’ Grant'*' August 13 order only “ * policy. |m A ^ ... JU< - "'critical moment" That "critical moment" lasted long tough for 27 “ die lit north-1 Our Growth Below «ro flrUTM showing tho growth of Macon'* tn»w iratton*!*'*. They nrct compiled from trtati-rafnt* rendered tho board of di rector* at their r*CWV monthly meeting: September 5510,973.60 October - 647,967.97 November 732,824.30 Thl* growth !■ tho remit of conoonrotlirotanVInr and !»*»•*«*- Ing ogre and attention upon tho part of director*, officer* and em ploye.. • '■ Commercial National Bank E. T. MAIXART. Pre.ldent W. P. WHEELER. A**L to Proa CECIL MORGAN, Vice Pre*. We Invite your hu»lne*«. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD nd Mrs. Keyes left at t:4S fer a trip, after which they will •hort bSS.I* 1 make their future home In Athens, Ala. Among the out-of-town guests nt wedding were Mrs, Lucy Johnson, Mi Blanch and Annie 8ue Johnson, of Mar- iallv * ‘ «*k«< wedding w*ere Mrs. Lucy Blanch and Annie 8ue Juiumni, *»» mm - slmllvllle. Mrs. Fish. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stokes, of Moultrie, Ml** Anne 8mlth. of Ideal. Mr. on.l Mre. Griffin. Mr. end Mre. Williams, of Oglethorpe. Mrs. Allen B. Bedlngfleld entertained on Tuesday evening Inhonor of Mr. Keyes and Mlsa Haney. Progressive dominoes was played by the guests and at a lata hour dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Bedlngfleld and Mrs. Vh CloTts MclCentle entertained at dominoes on Thursday afternoon In honor of Silas Phosa Elotee Gardner, a charm ing bride of the Reason, Miss Edna Dykes entertained quite number of her young lady friends wll an Informal party on Monday evening. Invitations have been Issued to a mis cellaneous shower In honor of Miss Phosa Etolse Gardner, to he given by Mrs. J. C. Collins and Mrs. Sam Turner at the horn* of th* latter on Wednesday morning. November 88. Mias Gardner' marriage to Mr. Harry Snow rarki. takes place on the evetthur of December 2 and will be Quit* a brilliant affair. Mr*. W, R. MoEimumiy entertained at a small dinner pttty on Monday evening. Mlaa Mattie Hays Robinson. Mr. Alvin Lewis and Mr. James Lavender have re turned from a house party near Pelham. Mlaa Pauline Lewis sad Mr*. Annie Holt visited Atlanta this week and re turned with elegant new automobile*. Mr W. L McKenale and Mr. Bam Tur ner and Mr. and Mrs. R. I*. Branham attended the Hmlth-Keln wedding at Fltxgerald this week. Mre. Sam Turner and little son have returned from Tbomasrtlle. SANDERSVILLE. On Tuesday evening from * to IS u clock the home of Mr. and Mre A. lends Evans was a arena of light and beauty. The occasion was a reception given by Mr. and Mre Evans to the young friend* of Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Chamlee. who have Ju«t returned from their wedding tour. Over a hundred In vitations were Usued. Mr. and Mr*. C. u Brewer and Mre. Alice Evans Book stood tn the reception hall to usher the guests up stairs where they were met by Meedames Horace Mathis and Edgar Lawson, who showed them to the dressing rooms.' At the par lor door each arrival waa met by Mrs. Wm. Iloovey Smith. r w * •-—* - Twentieth Century Club at her home on Smith street nt their last regular semi monthly meeting. The club ha* been studying the lives of tho statesmen of th* revolutionary period. Mrs. Warren P. Lovett waa given a surprise shower of congratulations on th* morning of November 17. the thirty- eighth anniversary of her marriage, by a party of lady friends, who assembled at th# homa of Mre Henry Paris nnd en masse proceeded to the home of Mrs. Lovett near by. who was completely be wildered at their arrival, but »oon the brilliancy of her guests In their expres- ; alone of entering Into her Joy on that occasion made her at home with the sit uation. and her enjoyment was appar ent The morning hours from 10 to II | o'clock were lllled with wit and merrl- : ment, ka each guest presented a token of 11 esteem. Mre B. T. Rawlings entertained a large number of llttlo children Monday after- i aon In compliment to her little daugh-1 •r. Winifred. Miss Willie R. Smith, of Atlanta, was the guest of Mrs. T. W. Hard wick a few | Mies Mildred Marston. of Augusta, will J sjMMjd Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. T. Y. Mrs. ^inttlc Robinson Is In Tennllle. Mrs. Ella Smith Pearson and son. Mr. I Jack Pearson, are In Sandersvllfe for th* health of Mr. Pearson, who haa been In Florida and other states seeking proved condition. Miss Daisy McMIllen, of Harrison. Is the guest of Mrs. A. 8. Chamlee at Mrs. Iooufs Evans'. Mis* Melinda Chamlee. of Atlanta, vis ited Mrs. Aqulla Chamlee several days, and Is now guest of Mrs. Alex Chnmlee. Miss Cora Toilette, of Swalnsboro, Is the guest of Mrs. E. Pierce Wood. Mrs. J. II. Hoboi ts nnd Miss Carrie Roberts, of Atlanta, while en route from Dudley, spent a day in the city, guests at "ie New Gilmore. Mr*. Snllle Averett. of BtetlavHle. visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. L. Holmes, bongdon. Miss Mary Llssle Bayne, who painfully burned In tho face by an I, ip** celluloid eye shade. Ih slowly r< ertng. Aiiss Chapman, who waa burned whllo dress Saturday morning. Is able to be out. Miss Vannle Mathis has Veturned from , visit of scvernl weeks In Macon. Mr*. L. J. Blount Is tho guest of Mrs. McCauley In Atlanta. ting her nepbsw. Mr*. Lewis ^Vebster la visiting Mrs. Cummlng at Atlanta. needs and demands a lot o.f stationer/ and office appliances. We have every thing needful for office and store In the way of commercial stationery, blank books, letter paper, envelopes, pens. Inks, letter-boskets, document files—well everything, we said, and that tells the whole story. MACON BOOK CO. T. C. PARKER, Pres. YVil 1 iiigliam’s Warehouse COTTON FACTORS SHIP US YOUR COTTON AND GET THE BEST RETURNS MACON, GEORGIA Duhlln, Mncon and Athhum. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Harris were guest* of Mr. R. B. Thompson at Davis boro 8unday. Miss Dersle Amerson spent several dev* at Mitchell. Ml** Gertrud* Parkins Is visiting friends In Maron. Mis* Mahel Rawlings scent th* week end with har parents. Judge and Mrs. B. T. Rawlings, returning to Wesleyan Monday. Miss Kathleen Albea waa home from Werthen for a short visit Mrs. I*ee Nnpler and sons, of Forsyth, visited the family of Mr. Veatue Jackson. Miss Ollle Belle Holt Ie home from Wesleyan for tho week-end. Mr. nnd Mr*. T. Y. McCarty chaperon- ed^a |( ^nrt^of^young folks to Dublin to Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Chamlee returned from their bridal tour along tho coast and In Florida. They are at home to their friends at the residence of Mr. and m. iloovey Smith, who introduced the r on .ft.moon from I I* • <rod Invitation, wm* taawg. A ennauat this. Mre Mra. tTw. MwgwM anlMtataMg th* Ml‘ K XL Uvtu tu hacuu at igST’NOW IS THE TIME TO open an account with the American National Bank of Macon The Largest Bank in Middle Georgia! Capital and Surplus - $800,000.00 Our loyal customers will tell you how we treat them. , R. J. TAYLOR. President L. P. HILLYER, Vice-Pre*. R. W. JOHNSTON. V.-P. OSCAR E. DOOLY. Cgihier.' and In Florida. They are i their friends at the Mrs. Lout* Evans. Mlsa Teresa Belle Stanley leaves this week for West Palm Dracn, Fla. WAYCROSS. Mrs. R. H. Hlnnant. of Jackson ville, Mrs. W. M. Hinson, of Pales tine, Tex., and Mias Miss Maggie Hin son. of Hinson. Fla., are the guests of Mr. and Mr* W. D. Owens on Fran- els street. Mrs. J. L. Banders and little son are visiting relatives and friends in Fltxgerald. Mlsa Eunice Lester, of Statesboro, after a visit to friends here, has re turned to her home. Mrs. Sylvia McGuire, of Portland. Oregon. Is visiting Mrs. J. W. Mitchell. Mrs. George Feltham Is visiting rel ative# In Ocala, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Odom enter tained Informally Monday night In honor of their guesf* Miss Resale Starr, of Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Springer and children, to the regret of their many frfende. are preparing to leave fort Charlotte. N.. C.. where they will j Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Brinson here, has returned to her home In Brunswick. Mrs. J. W. Bellinger and children are visiting Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Grace at Screven. Ga. Mrs. H. P. Brewer has returned from a visit to relatives In Savannah. Ml** Myra Taschal. of Jacksonville. Is visiting relatives In Waycross. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Bell have re turned from a visit to Chicago. Mrs. J. O. Justice visited friends tn Savannah Wednesday. Mrs. J. 8. Elkins Is visiting friends tn Fltxgerald. Miss Susie Sharp entertained a number of her young rrtends Wednes day in honor of Miss 'Bessie Starr, of Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Leek hart ore spending some time In Jacksonville. Mrs. Nettle*, of Femandlnsu Ha- la In the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Amelia Heldt. Imitators Flatter.. If you want the real genuine and only drink that stands the test, drink Bottled KATONTON. The fair nail at Tbs Putnam Tu today evening was a ntiir.jr flaaj# io the aociaJ sal ties of th* past week with an unus ually large namVr of Visiters In tbs dty, an excellent band In dally attendance at ^aSd*/e?tbe^c<Mulon7a*d»Hxhtfu! y danc* Safe . vrrirg, Th* chaperone* were Judge and M SvSjVVif: *ja Jr., Mr. aaiMn. Krt BmU. C**L BEDINGFIELD & CO. (Incorporated) EDWARD LOH, President. Formerly of Macon, Ga. The names imply that everything bought hero is the highest grade of all standard whiskies, at lowest • prices. Send ns yonr orders which will receive prompt at tention. Write for Catalog 29 W. Forsyth St. P.O. Box 1098 Jacksonville, Florida The Empire Electric Co. U I'uMa.ltntloH B«trfo C. Kow tuft* 1 WILLIAM J. MOUNTTORD, JR. Efficiency, Competency, Promptness Everything Electrical by Electrical Experts Offle. fit Muib—tt (t. (PrtLl.n Cut*—). Ph„. 1,4