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/ Grantville. A qnifit but pretty home we td'iuf -ook place tit the home of Mr and Mr*. Gl*-n Arnold last Friday at noon, when tm-ir oldest dnuKlitcr, Jennie Hank*. wn> united in inarrintre to Mr. llnrrv H.i .t< r. of Utica, N. Y., D-mg (wrforrned by Rev. A 11 S Bu. Tie- engagement, which ouliiiiimti'd in min- riag*-. had Won quite romantic and <>t long standing. Miss Arnold having no t Mr. Baxter while visiting in New Yoik. The martiuro was truly n love mate'., tvnd had been postponed several tunes and though Mr. Baxter came with the determination of carrying his bride home with him, the affair took plnccn few days earlier than arranged on no- oount of the groom receiving a telegram recalling him to Utica at once. He is a W. F. Hopson's. Miss Lottie Lane, of Greenville, was the guest, last week of Miss Martha An drews. Mrs. James Gilbert sjieqt Tuesday in Hogansville. Kev.Chas Henderson.of (Vdartown.and son, Prof. ('has. Henderson, of Carroll ton, ate at Mrs. J B. Slaughter’s. Hon. \V. A. Post and .1 K. Dean wen- in Atlanta Tuesday. L. P. Bryant Went to Ncwnnn Tues day. John Lattimer. of Hogansville, is the guest of Irving Lambert. Miss Kvbiis has returned home to Mountville, after several days spent with Mrs. A. H. 8. Bugg. Miss Willie Jeter is visiting friends at Forest. Mrs. Glenn Arnold, Pn-s., Mrs. John T, White, Her., and Mrs. L. u . Bryant Prof. Henry Banks, of Omntviile.will open school Sept. 1st. Milltown. man of fine business (pmlities, being a . ..... . ,, . : are delegates to represent the Home M ts- e.ivil engineer by trade. Mrs. Baxters! „ " . * , , . . , . , ,, . sion Sooiety at tin 1 annual dtstnet meet- many friends here regret exceedingly, . „ . , .. , . 4 r i . i s » ililt in UntfiiiiHVillf* in Sept.; ftnci 1)7 her dnpartore for lior home in a mutant! 41 . ... . . ...... ... . .. way, thiH Rocioty in but littln behind tlie Htatc, and our bout wih!m*h k« with liar J , , rt , t , i., i i i Parsonage Society in go.sl work. J Ins Tom Smith, from Atlanta, who has been stopping with his um-lc. Joe Smith’s family, is quite ill with typhoid fi ver. Fred Reese and wife, from Moreland, spent last Monday with the latter’s mother. Mrs. Taylor Pye. J. B. Keese is ill bed with typhoid fe ver. Miss Mollie Cox, from St. Marks, sjM-nt a few days last week with rela tives here. Rev. James Shaw visited his sister, Mrs. Dobbs, at Palmetto Saturday. Miss Gertie Byars, from D- morest, is s|iendiug awhile with friends in New- for iier futon* health and happiness. , . ... . i , week its members paid $IL16toa siek The only guests present outside tile fani- ... * ■ ‘ ,, ii t. :i l family Ileeding aid. tlv, well* Misses Gertie Post, Lueile * .. . , , , . Banks and Susie Parks, eousins of tie- V 1 Meaoha.n has on exhthition a bride, and Celeste Dunbar. Mr. and Pdato we,ghtng I ,kiu,ids. tl o’clock train! Mr *‘- Mollie Lane, of Stinson, spent a I few days this week with Mrs. T. A. Andrews. Mrs. Baxter left on tin for New York. Miss Emma Belle Zellnrs returned home Monday, after spending several weeks at Deliver, Colorado Springs, and other places of interest in Colorado. Salt Lake City and Utah wore also visit- od. Rev. A. H. S. Bugg left Mondny for an extended visit to friends ninl rela tives in Virginia. MissSnllie Bohannon is spending the week in Knlflmrn, the guest of Miss Hi-rnn* Vickers. Miss Lottie White iieeonipanied Mr. and Mrs. Boy F. While home to Atlniiin Sunday,where she is S|>endiiig the week. Mrs. J. K. Kuglnml, of Jonesboro, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford England. Misses Annie Belle < t’Brlon.aiid Nelie Shfi-ldix spent Sunday ill Moreland M isses Celeste Dunbar and I .nolle Ar nold are visiting Miss Jiinulle Payne in Hogansville. Miss Tommie C. White lias returned from Alexander City. MissSnllie Bohannon mid J. P. Bo ll itnimi spent Sunday with their uncle, Payne Bohannon.in tin* Mid district. Prof. Marvin Banks, of Philadelphia, and John Sims, of Palmetto,were guests ofN.tt Banks Sunday. Mins Felicia Stallings is on an extend ed visit to relatives at Grinin and Sc- noin. k barlieCox and family, ol Columbus, after spending II Week lit tin- home of W. F. Hopson, are visiting relatives at College Park. Miss Kilim White is at Lone Oak tills week. Henry Martin and wife, id Moreland, were giicslN Mondny of Mr. and Mrs Km mil Sowell lit the Null House. Palmetto. The Palmetto Woman's Club was en tertained last Friday afternoon by S. M. Dean. A specially good progi -o -was given. Mesdames Bachelor n"-l Dean read very interesting pa|s*rN on tin* early history of Georgia Bullard and Gnillard, of Macon, i i- trilinted es]s>ciiifly fine music. Both are very brilliant pianists. Miss Willie A. McGnnghoy, of Atlanta, gave two fine recitations. She is a recent graduate id' tin- Hanna Snliool in Atlanta and shows Hue talent in elocution. A most interesting meeting is in pro gress at tin* First Baptist church. Veddcr Stood and wife are visiting relatives in Clarkston. Miss Annie Kate Fletcher, of Forsyth, and Miss Nellie Bryan, of Alliens, are guests of Miss Jnule Joan Gulin nth, on Main street. Henry Dixon, of Atlanta, will lie the guest of Curl Brittain on Saturday and Sunday. Misses Maggie anti Mary Cochran, who have been visiting In Atlnntn and i ’ollego Park, returned home Tuesday. Miss l.iieile Condor is tin* guest of rel umes in Atlantu. Miss Benin* Elder, of Pairhurn, spent last Sunday with Miss Janie Hudson. Miss Estelle Swann is visiting Mis ses Winnie Floyd and Hope McLarin in j Fnirlmrn. | Miss Nelie Brittain and Mr Maddox I UrilliMU left Monday for their home in I LaGrange Misses Callie Alirulmm, Lulu* Go- Mtss Louis.* Knapp, of .\lal>M"m,s,H-nt 1 1Jj||lUy| ., m . k smith, Myrtle Givens ami Mr. Lyman Goliglitly left Tuesday for a month's stay at Trouthnm Springs. Mrs. Fielding, of Macon, is the guest of Mrs. Duard Bullard. Miss Kloisc Han-old, the guest of Miss Li/./.ie Harris, left this week for Tub Inlah Falls. Mrs. CIiiim. Moscly and bur daughter, n few days last week with her aunt Mrs. J. R. Cotton. Mr and Mrs. W. A. Brannon,of More- laud, were in Grniiiville Thnrsdny. Pint ,1. Van Hodges, lately of McRae, lull nnwofthn Boys High School, At- lalitu. was the guest of his uncle, John T. While, a few days last week. Mtss Sarah Olower ts •peu.Ui.g the Mr ~'R tllltl) uru ut Borden-Whe,tier for Little Estelle Smith, who was so very til at last writing died last Monday night. Miss Maude Wellborn, after spending several weeks with relatives here, re- turned to her home at Liudnic. last Sat urday. Fred Stillwell will leave Saturday for Charlotte, N. C., to visit his parents. Mrs. Elbert Cannon is on the sick list. Loma Lovern and family went to Banning Saturday to s|s-nd a few days witli the former’s parents. Mrs. Bonnie Smith. x\ ho had been eontined to her room so long, died Snn- day alfernoon. The bereaved family have tin* sympathy of tie- entir* com munity Joint Ellington and wife nre spending a few davs with tin- former's sister, Mrs. Robert Hyde. Mrs. West and Miss Etta Hanson nre spending a few days witli relatives at Palmetto. Mrs. Mary Burk and brother. William White, spent tins Inst few days with tle-ir sister, Mrs. Bonnie Smith. Robert Ritchie and wife sjient a f**w 1 days the past we*-k with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Ada Grnggus, in Atlanta. Mrs. Cleve Ritchie lias been eontined to her bed for several days tie* past week. Little Lndelin Hendrix, from Sar gent, s|M)iit last week here, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. 1. O. McGeliee was summoned to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs John Guruer, at LuGmiige, lust Monday. Rev. James Bailey and daughter. Miss Belle, of Gridin, spent last Lunduy with Cliff Bailey. After several days’ confinement to her bed, Mrs. Henry Boatwright is able to sit up. We attended services at the Lovi-joy Mission last Sunday and beard Brother Gaines preaolt to an attentive audience. After suffering eight weeks with ty phoid fever. Miss Lucy McClure died Wednesday morning. We join with a host of others in extending heartfelt sympathy to tin* bereaved family. There will lie a singing ut tlie Chapel next Suuduy afternoon. We are ex pecting to have some tint* singers. All who want, to join us are cordially in vited to attend. Bovd Stevens and Frank Soldi will play for us. [Mitchell Wagons 1—1 I 1 [Tennessee Wagons . i rr~r~n If Until August 31 we are making a Special Summer price that will pay you to buy wagons now; notwith standing the fact that wagons are from live to ten per cent, higher than last year. We do this to make room •> tor our fall shipments. j i i i i VISIT OUft BUGGY DEPOSITORY ** 1 And see the New Styles Surreys, Buggies and Harness. 1 1 1 • Bradley & BanKs i week iii Newnnn. Mrs. Mnrv Owensby, J. E. Dealt nd wife, Miss Ella Dean, (’aid. W. P White, John T. White and J. W. Smith attended a barbecue at W. R. Evans, Saturday. Hon. W. A. Post attended court in Hogansville last week. Miss Pearl Newman, of Welcome, and Miss Annie May Prickctt, of Emu* Oak, ate guests of the MIshi-s Hopson. several weeks. Mrs. M. A. Wiley, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Maggie Dean Morris und Miss Stevie Timmons sjient several days in Hogans- vllle last week. Mr. Tom Daniel, one of Palmetto's most successful merchants, lias recently purchased the line farm of Mr. Sam Eeiglt. in Coweta county. The price jHitd was #:Ui,000. Miss Allyne Ponder was the guest of and the O,inert Redenuuglhof l Imttanooga, , frioHd , „ i|Ul l||Ht w ,, k Id M'nm Myrtle O Neal are attend,ng , ^ M „ r|oil Anioldf wll0 lllw a* camp meeting a. Griffin. visiting Miss Fannie Sons in New been I’Uaii. Miss Pauline Stevens lias returned , | mH returned home, from a weeks visit to friends al More- i Miss Ethel Smith is in Newnan this land. week. Mr and Mrs. Tom Eattimer, of Ho- Marion Howen and Joe Peniston, of guiisvillc, s|h*iit a few days this week at I Newnan, urewith Mrs. Kate Smith. Tetley’s Sold by All Grocers For llot Ten ASK FOR OOLONG For Iced Tea HUY INDIA AND OEYUON For General Use IU V TICK MIXED Nothing is more refreshing than a cup of iced tea; nothing 11101*6 iMitelicial when tired than a eup of hot tea. Always the Same Dodson. The fanners' vacation will soon close. Mrs. Delitia Long, of Calhoun, visited rvliitivug in this community a few days ago. Rev. Richard M Stephens, of Whitis. burg, is assisting Rev. J. B. S. Davis in holding the protracted meeting at New Is'liauon Church this week. Mrs. Euon King, of Columbus, has been visiting relatives and friends ill Rosooe for several days. Mrs Clem Kersey is seriously ill nt the home of her sister, Mrs. A. N. Starr, nt Rosooe. The next meeting of the G. L. A. D. Club will be at tin* home of C. W. Car ter and wife, on Saturday night before tin* third Sunday in September. The protracted meeting nt Macedonia closed Inst Friday. The oliurch received iJK members, utl liv experience. Yates Jones is sick with fever. Rev. E. T. Carter is conducting a series of meetings in Heard county tins week. Prof. Lipscomb, of Whiteslmrg, who has beeu teaching a singing school at New Lebanon Church will close his class next Saturday, and there will be an all-day singing nt that place next Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Hyde, who was hurt by a mule running away a few days ago, is doing us well as could be expected. She is ut the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Murthiyu Hyclt*. Mrs. Joan Stephenson and daughter. Miss Annie Lee, are visiting relatives near Dodson. T. F. Shackleford, of Newnan visited his wife’s parents Sunday. In a few days Miss Iula Jones will re turn to Culloden to take charge of her part of til** school at that place. D. R. Sewell is visiting Ills father. There was u singing at Andrews Chap el oliurch last Sunday afternoon. There will 1m* another siugtng there Sept. Oth, at eveuing. the purpose ol' grading new pu pils; also to examine any former student* who failed of promotion and who desire promotion. One i of tiie rules of tile school board is, ■‘When pupils fail in promotion - in not more than two studies in tiie final yearly average of sehol- arship, they may be permitted to undergo a re-examination in such studies at some time appointed by the superintendent; and if the re quired standing la* attained, such pupil may lie passed to a higher grade.” The schools will lie open on Monday, Sept, .‘hi, at 5> a. in. It is earnestly desired that all who ex pect to enter will la* present on that day. There will Ik* no charges for the first six grades. Let every citizen of Newnan support her schools in every way. .1. W. Gaines, Supt. Money to loan on real estate pt oeut. Apply to L. M. Farmer. per Always Please — Announcements for Newnan City Schools. On August .‘Kith and Hist, from 0 to 1 2 a. m., the teachers of each grade will be in their rooms for i •* * i- BRING Your watch, clock und jew elry repairing to my repair department. 1 have beeu engaged in this line of work in Newnan for many years, and my past record is a pres ent and futtire guarantee of expert service and reasonable charges. 1 also repair auto mobiles, bicycles, motorcy cles, baby carriages, etc. Bicycle Bargains. One *20 wheel, to go at *17.50. A *25 wheel is offered at *19.75. These are great bicycle bargains and should be in vestigated by prospective wheel buyers. Frank J. Flannery Watchmaker and Jtwclcr. ■ im m tat auui'w) S MICHAELS-STC*Nf \FINC CLOTHING * 'Micmakla, STtflia 4 04«) \ Hia—TM. * < Final Clearance of Summer Suits For men and young men. This month will positively end the cut prices on all Summer (foods. This is the greatest bargain event of t he summer. Come here at your earliest opportunity tomorrow if you cun, and we will show you such unprecedented values in summer suits, that you will not hesitate u moment in buying if you are looking for a summer suit at an extraordinary saving. Now you can buy At S 6.00, any suit worth $ 8.00 to S1Q.00 At S 8.25. any su t worth SI2.50 At S11.0Q, any suit worth $15.00 to $16.50 At $12.65, any suit worth $17.50 to $18.50 A full line of odd trousers going at actual cost.. We have a few pairs of patent oxfords at *2.98 and *:-LJ>8, sizes from 5 1-2 to 7 1-2. I BARNETT, ST. JOHN & GO. " ♦ _ _ 4 i Greenville Street. rt — T - -r......