Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

A Clothing Sale. Mr. Howard Askew has return ed to Atlanta. Miss Klioda Nunnally, of Doug las, Ha., is the guest of Dr. G. A. Nunnally and family. Mr. Frank Wilkinson is at Bor- old home to spend the Fourth ot ! .Inly, and stopped in Newnan long j enough to shake hands with some of his friends here. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. W. Boo/, who eondueted the Pinson Hotel dm- \ Mainly About People | den Wheeler Springs for a stay of j j„ K the past two or three years, some length. Miss Blanche linen lias returned from Blakeley and will spend the summer in Newnan. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Snead, of Atlanta, last. Tuesday, a daughter. i Miss Pearl Hughie is at l)r. Alexander's Sanitorium near At- Commencing Saturday, July 1st, and routmuing l'or thirty days, we will close ont onr entire stock of clothing from one-hnlf to one-fourth its value. We will not carry over goods from one snason to another; therefore, we con sider it bnsinesR to take a qnielt loss nftd close them ont. They must be sold re- ,, gurdless of cost or value. At and below Sunday with their parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Len Holmes spent cost are terms often used with little re- <gnrd for the truth. If you wnut, to know itR true meaning come and help ns reduce onr clothing stork. This iR not, . old stock—new and up-to-date Come ot < Vdartow n. are spending tile and Mrs. W. H. Holmes. Mrs. ,1. H. Sanders and ehildren, mid get the first selection. During this slimmer with <nle other goods will be sold nt re lured prices, such ns Dimities, Organdies, Muslins, Lnwns, Percales, etc. No (roods charged at rut prices. BARNETT, ST.JOHN & CO. Local News oi Newnan relatives in Coweta County. Miss Itosndelle Holmes and young sister, Alice, are spending some time in Atlanta with their brother, Mr. lam Holmes. Miss Yelva Harvey and Mrs. Leonora MeCown, of Fairlnirn, are the guests of C. D. Crane and family. — The Daughters of the Confeder- 111 aey w ill meet next 'I'uesday after noon, at 4 o’clock, in the assembly Hon. W. B. Orr visited (Ireeneville several days last week. Mrs. W. B. Orr has returned room, at the Library Building, from Groeneville. returned to Cedar town last Wed nesday,where they will make their home. The L. T. L. will meet Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock, in the an nex at the First Baptist Church. This is a great work and parents: are urged to bring or send their i children. Miss Katie Boothe, of Mont gomery, Ala., is the guest ot Miss Marguerite Nunnally. Miss Nun- nally was hostess at a pretty re ception, 'I’uesday afternoon, in honor of her guest. Mr. C, C. Parrott and family and Mr. W.C. McBride are among Hie Newnan people at Borden- Wheeler Springs at present. Mr. 1. P. Bradley has returned from a v isit to that popular resort. Col. James A. Waltom and fam ily, of Pleasanton,Texas, are visit ing relatives in Coweta County. Col. Waltom is u son of Mr. P. M. Waltom, one of Coweta’s best citi zens, of tin Miss Ella Martin is in Atlanta. J. P. Bradley, Esq., of New York City, is in Newnan this week. Miss Lnoile Thompson tins returned was $1100 and on stook ftlOO. from Opelika. Miss Dorn Ellis, of Oakland, is visit mg Mrs. T. E. Atkinson. Mr. Preston Hill has returned to Atlanta. Mrs. Claudia Bass will leave in a few 1 days for her home in Atlanta. Mr. P. B. Mnrphey entertu’iio 1 a few friends at supper Thursday evening. Mrs. (J. B. Coates, of Atlanta, spent i Monday with Mrs. P. B. Murphey. tions in the city schools which have not already been filled. Applicants feu these positions are requested to appear before the Board at that time. At 3:110 yesterday morning the lire company made a run to .1. L. Powers' store on Grceneville Street. Building and eonteilts were destroyed, despite the efforts of the firemen. Loss amounts to probably $1,000. Insurance on building Mr. Pow ers eondueted store and meat market j and among the propelty destroyed was ' a $300 refrigerator Mrs. Mary Buchanan was given a re- ! oeption on Wednesday at the lrsidenoe of her grutid-danghter, Mrs. Lewis Bill, in honor of her HOtli birthday miniver- 1 sary. An elegant dinner was served. The house was decorated for the occa sion and the table was beautiful in decorations of sweet peas, lilies and ferns. Mrs. Buchanan received a num ber of handsome presents; among them. Miss Annie Mae Penvv has a splendid an elegant silk umbrella, a gift from music class at Powell’s Station. Little Marguerite Murphey is spend ing this week >n Carrollton. Miss Virginia Tate, of Tate, (In., is tin 1 guest of Mrs. Ed Cole. The “Twelve Club" was entertained by Mrs. P. H. Murphey Thursday. Mrs. Heard, an aged lady of this oily, iH critically ill at the home of ('apt. .1. 11. Goodwyn. U. J,, Smith, Esq., a well known citi zen from near Sharpsbnrg, was in town yesterday. her son, Mr. Ed Buchanan. The guests of this Imppy occasion were Mesdumes Hansom, Ulautou, W. P. Ninnuons, E. Wright, Shannon, Mary Hill. I. N. Orr and Daniel Walker. One of the most novel and enjoyable I j entertainments of the season was a! “Patriotic Tea" given by Miss Susie Barr Tuesday evening, complimentary to her cousin, Miss Ctnndin llarr. of' New Orleans, and Miss Edith Avery, of Columbia, S. C. The house was beau tifully decorated with flowers and the national colors. Flags were artistically arranged in every nvailnhlo plaee. Mrs. Rosebud Simril is in Atlanta Those who enjoyed Miss Barr's liospi- Ho is a well known lawyer taking a course of stenography and Lone Star State. Rev. \V. I*. Bryant, who has Dr. G. E. been ill for some time at the resi- Weems has returned donee of his son, F. M. Bryant, typewriting. Miss Tyler, who is visiting Miss Louisa Atkinson, will return to her home in Bartlesville Saturday. Misses Claudia Barr and Susie Harr tality were Misses Conic Loftin,Frankie King, Nettie Orr, Bet tin Quinn, Linda Simril,Hue Lowe Spouoler and lumgeiie Simms. After tea several young gent lu men called. Delicious refreshments were served. Mr. Frank Stevens has returned |from Borden-NVheeler Springs, af- Esq., is believed to be improving. jwirt of last, week very delightful from Hot Springs, Ark. j ter sojourning for several weeks at Mr. Bryant has many triends who Mrs. J. T. Moore has returned 1 that I>op»lar resort, from a delightful visit to Tenues- i see. Next Sabbath Rev. C. O’N.I Martindale will preach at Turin; both morning and night. Buy at your own figures at the j New York Bargain Store’s Clear- j ance Sale. Everything is going at cut prices in our July Clearance Salt*. New York Bargain Store. Editor J. M. Bankston, of the Hogausville News, spent Wednes day in Newnan. B. I*. Daniel, Esq., wife and son, of Senoia, visited Judge I,. A. Perdue and family this week. H. T. Daniel, Esq., and Dr. Hal Johnson, of Palmetto, were in the \ city Wednesday. Miss Lizzie Hill has returned from a stay of several weeks in Union Springs, Ala. \ |)r. J. B. Sanders, the popular physician of Corinth, was in town Wednesday. f ; J. P. Bohanan, Esq., one of hope to learn of his complete res toration to health at an early date. Wirt Johnson, who has been with the Coweta Fertilizer Co. for several months, will remove with . .. .. ., . his family to Columbus, where he Miss Emily Austin, ot East \ has accepted a position with the Home Mixture Guano Co. lie will leave for Columbus about July Mrs. A. J. Lyndon has returned to her home in Athens, after a pleasant visit to friends and rela tives in Carrollton and this eity Point, has returned home after a pleasant visit to friends and rela tives in tht‘ eity. Mr. E. J. Palmer, a prominent| young business man of Gainesville, spent several days in the eity this week with friends. Mrs. W. C. Wright and son, Arnold, and Mrs. J.B. Rainey and 17th. Mrs. L. C. Young, of Moreland, was among the visitors in the city Wednesday. Mrs. Young is post- mist less at Moreland and is one of most estimable ladies of t hat tliri\ - ing village. At present she is daughter. Mary, are spending the jtig>' to raise funds for the eree- week with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brewster at their country home. P. 'I'. McCiitehen, Esq., is ex pected home today or tomorrow from his trip’ through the West with the National Editorial Asso ciation . Miss Martha \V right entertained a jolly party of young people at Pearl Spring on Monday after noon, complimentary to her guest, Miss Ruth Cocke, of Senoia. If von want an elegant buggy, 1 (Obweta’s leading farmer Ttiingling with friends here last W ednesday. -JaMrs. George P. Harrison and little son, of Opelika, are the guests of Dr. G. A. Nunnally and family. , 'The July Clearance Sale oilers yQii the opportunity to save mon- ey. Come and see. New York jiBargain Store. ' Mrs. Joe Featherston entertain ed last Wednesday evening in ^ honor of her guests, the Misses i Featherston of Woodbury. . Dr. Sam Bradshaw and family, who are boarding at Mrs. Caihp- bell’s, will remove at an early date to the home ol Miss Gena Palmer. Y Just received from the factory a Holid car-load of buggies. Every one a beauty—and the prices are, tpo. E. L. Waltom, Newnan, Ga. Hon. J. N. Orr was able to go lip to Atlanta last Wednesday to take his seat in the Georgia Legis lature. Mr. Orr’s injured foot is healing. County Commissioners met in regular session last Wednesday; and transacted routine business. There was “nothing doing” ofj general interest. Business was very light in Or- diuary Perdue’s court last Mon- ** lay. The will of Mrs. Mary A. 3ifley was probated in common • 0 rm and Mrs. Annie R. Salbide vas granted temporary letters of idministration on the estate ot the gfce Manuel Salbide. No other | msiness was transacted. was and out* just as good as it looks, come see the solid car load just re ceived by me. E. L. \\ allom, Newnan. Ga. Will Reese, of Cordele. who is at Drs. Davis and Turners Sana torium, is improving and will soon be well again. His wife and ehil dren are with relatives in the city. lion of a Presbyterian church at Moreland. Little Miss Elizabeth North was the charming little hostess to a number of her friends on Monday afternoon at a birthday party. Al ter spending some time in merry games the young folks were invited to the dining room,where delicious cream, cake and candies were served them, and each guest was presented with a packet of lire crackers and a national llag with which to celebrate the “Glorious Fourth.” FAMILY REUNION ly with Miss Linda Simril Miss Edith Avery, who is the admired guest, of Mrs. .1,15. Brown, will leave Thursday for Columbia, S. O. Mrs. A. J. Smith end children, of At lanta, are expected tins week to visit Mrs. B. T. Thompson, Miss Bessie Wlmtley entertained last Wednesday in honor of Miss Willem* Broom, of College Park. It will he a pitmen re to the friends of Mrs Hay Lae, of Atlanta, to know that she expects to spend the month of Au gust. in Newnan. Miss Willine Broom, who has hoeii the popular guest, of Miss Murray, left Tuesday for Moreland, where she will visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Camp, who have linen visiting relatives in (Irantville, passed through Newnan recently, en- route to their home in Denver,Colorado. Miss Bot.tie Quinn, who has been the admired guest, of her sister, Mrs. Hern don Murray,left yesterday for her home in Washington, Ga. Misses Susie Lee and Claudia Barr were given a “surprise party" Saturday evening. Music and games made the evening most enjoyable. Mrs. Florence White is spending sev eral weeks with her sister, Mrs T. 15. Atkinson, previous to her departure for j Macon. Mrs. .1. 15. Zachary is in Fairburn with a sister who i- dangerously ill Mr. Zachary spent several (levs in Fair- hum, recently. Persons in Newnan who can take Lovejoy Memorial Church. ■Jutm * MISS CENEVIVE MAY. CATARRH OF STOMACH CORED BY PE-RU-NA. Miss Gunovlve May, 11117 8. Meridian St., Indianapolis, lncl., Member Second High School Alumni Ass’n, writes: “Peruna la the flneat regulator of a disordered stomach I have ever found. It certainly deserves high praise, tor It la skillfully prepared. "I was In a terrible condition from a neglected case of catarrh of t he stomach. My food had long ceased to be of any good and only distressed me after eat ing. 1 was nauseated, had heartburn and headaches, and felt rundown com pletely. But In two weeks after I took Peruna I was a changed person. A few bottles of the medicine made a great change, and in three months my stom ach was cleared of catarrh, and my eu- Ure system in a better condltlou.”— Gene vivo May. Write Dr. Hartmau, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, (Jolumbns, Ohio, for free medical advice. All correa* What. tin* building committee Inis doin': They have erected a good church, ns directed by Hie church aiit.horit.icK mid the friends! pondenca hold strlotly confidential, of the church. They decided mil- to pul, up it cheap, temporary house, Hud nobody would want to call a church, nor did they think a costly building was required; so|£ ° 1 Among Local Advertiserst they have placed upon the choice site it beautiful, substantial ami modern house of worship, with Sunday school rooms. The good people on that side of town ought and will, no doubt, highly appro date their handsome church. Muncy to loan on t'oul estate rt cent Apply to L. M. Farmer. pel (01(1 pay\for it. Everyone call on flic committee and pay his subscrip tiou and a little more, if needed; and let those who have not given anything, give something. The more the people around the church pay, (he better it will lie l'or them. Will'll poor people pay to God’s cause it raises them up in every way. Really, in a liuanciul way, machine shops, cotton mills, oil mills, etc., do not pay as well. Take away the churches from any place, and what is property worth; Who would live there? The new church will cost, nearly three thousand dollars, with seats, boarders during Chautauqua week arc }Ul( | w j]| be a credit, to Ncvtnnn Writing paper in piuiiid package nvelopes, at, Haase's Drug Store. I give Imili quality and quantity of Now the work is done, let Us stove-wood. Ihivis I’lioiio 133. tf Big line of new Toilet, Snaps at Henan's I)rng Store. Hoists ficsli turnip seed in bulk at 1 loll, He, (tales. Last Tuesday there was a family reunion at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. VYallom, in the 'Jnd District, at which 7T» or 100 peo ple were entertained at a barbecue Adjutant General S. W. Harris and big dinner, was in the eity Wednesday, en- The guests from Newnan and route from < 'arroliton to Atlanta, elsewhere were royally entertained General Harris went over to his I'ucr i Lute j Wears.” Ci For SO Years, Genuine “184 7 Rogers Bros!' Spoona, Forks, etc., , have been in use end pven entire satisfaction. The prefix 1847 on / any spoon or fork, wherever bought, guar antees its high quality. These goods are always in stook at ... by Mr. Waltom and his family. Among the guests present were Hon. Lynch Turner and family | and Mrs. 'I'. L. Gamp, of Newnan; Rev. M. M. Walraven, of Turin; Rev. Frank Quillian, of Moreland. The barbecue, prepared under tjie direction of K. V. Carpenter, w as splendid. Mr. and Mrs. Waltom are the parents of nine living children, all of whom were present at the reun ion. Their children and grand children areas follows: Mrs. E. F. Drake, Moreland; O. H. Waltom and family, Madras; James A. Waltom and family, Pleasanton, Texas; E. L. Waltom, Newnan; Mrs. F. N. Martin and family, At lanta; O. P. Waltom and family, |Corinth; Mrs. Helen North and family, Moreland; J. P. Waltom and Miss Blanche Waltom, who reside with their parents. This worthy couple have lost one child, the only death that has ever occurred in their family. They have been married about i fifty years, and Mr. \Y allom is ; now 70 years of age. H. S. BANTA’S Subscr.be for the News. requested to conniinniente the flint, lit. mine to W. P. Goiirreld. Mrs. I. <MoOrory, lifter spending | several delightful weeks with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. .1 Goodrum. rn turned to College Park Monday. Up to July 1st. Newnnn’s cotton re- coipts amounted to 15,5117 bales; against a total for last, season of 11,145 bales. On that date, this year stook on baud was 840 bales; last year it was 382 bales. Hon. Hoke Smith spent. Wednesday afternoon with friends in Newnan. He was en route to Atlanta from Douglas- ville and Carrollton, where lie delivered addresses on the 4til and 5th, inst. Dr. G. A. Nunnally w ill preach at the notton nulls chapel Friday and Satur day nights. This is the beginning ot revival meetings which will be conduct ed at that ohnroli by Rev. Latimoro, ot Home, tmgiiining next Sunday. Mr. P. G. Stanley, of Columbus, it now- with Holt & Cates. Mr. Stanley is n druggist of experience arid comes U Newnan from Rome, where be was with Curry-Arrington Co., the leading druggists of that city. Mary Catherine, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Parks, celebrated lierfitli birthday anniversary on July 4th at Pearl Spring with a delightful picnie. Her guests were twelve little girls and all had a delightful day. Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Boo/, came up yesterday from Nefrnan, and will take, charge of the Boo/. House here on the 10th, inst. They are clever and cajtable lintel people, and their friends are glad of their return to Odariown.—Cedar- town Standard. Next Wednesday morning, beginning ateigtit o’clock, the Board of Educa- I tion will examine applicants for posi- and a. blessing, too. The building committee is com posed of W. G. Gamp, Chairman, and I. P. Bradley, M. G. Keith, I*. B. Murphey and R. A. Field. See these gentlemen about sub scriptions and contributions. W. J. Cotter. High priced luhor has no effect at Davis’ Wood yard ; lie splits hi* own wood, lit E. C. Gonilwyii soils the genu me Mon- tcvallo coal There is no such cold as "Climax Montcvallo." tf The "Sundae" is a new Ibiiiilatn deli- cnay served hy Moll Cates, and is a delicious ooiuhiiial.ioii of ioe cream with ,! fruits, unis and whipped ovenm. Try out*. Sample line of noiiihs. ahonf one hun dred patterns, will he sold at a lihernl discount, by Unit He, Cates. These are new goods and this sale affords an ex cellent opportunity for securing a good combat about one fourth off the price. We make a s|>coialt.y of supplying 1 plain oi' fancy ioe cream in hulk or in bricks for receptions, weddings, or for home use. All Hindi orders are executed in the host, manner from the best mu j tennis and with promptness. Holt <Y I Cates. The Heinz Goods No higher standard of purity and excel lence of food products is to be found than that maintained by the manufacturers of the Heinz goods. This fact is well known and needs no exploitation We rail attention to it merely iri order to remark that onr stock of Heinz goods is unexcelled in Newnan for completeness. We have Heinz’ Sour Pickles in hulk, Sweet Mixed Pickles, Preserves, Queen Olives, Dressings, Sauces—in fact, all of the standard Heinz products. Heinz' White Wine and Apple Vinegars are the best obtainable. We sell them. Give us your orders for any of Heinz' goods Telephone No. 31 C. P. STEPHENS & CO. NEWNAN’6 LIVE GROCERS.