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LOCAL BREVETIES
hort «nd Various Kinds of News Items Picked up in
Town, County and Elsewhere.
Mr. Sam Riley was a visitor to
winton Sundax.
ffr. by Duggan was a visitor
Irwinton last Friday.
Judge J. E. Butler made a bus
ess trip to Macon Tuesday.
Only live fish swim upstream,
ily live merchants adverti^s.
Mr. Sam W. Hatfield of Macon
ent Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Annie Bennet of Macon
visiting Mrs. W. J. Player this
jek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Parker
ire visitors to Milledgeville last
iday.
Hr. Emmett Stucky spent Sun
y with the family of Mr. J. H.
over.
Doffins,-Caskets, Burial Robes,
:., for sale by J. E. Butler, Ir
aton, Ga.
Hr. J. K. Junk left Wednesday
Philips, where he has accept
a position.
Hrs. Epsie Rutland has return
home after visiting relatives
Pineview. I
Jr. Frank Cannon of Macon 1
nt Sunday with Dr. and Mrs.
C. Wood.
Joffins, Caskets, Burial Robes,
~ for sale by J. E. Butler, Ir
iton, Ga.
'he enterprising merchants
resented in this paper adver
because it pays them.
Irs. L. J. Pritchard and child
of Tennille visited Dr. and
!. J. S. Wood this week.
lon’t borrow your neighbor’s
er. It s worth the price tj j
it fresh from the press.
suite a number of young peo
have been enjoying the cane
idings for the past week.
air. Lawrence Butts has re
lied to his home in Gordon
Ir a visit to relatives here.
■r. and Mrs. T. A. Gibbs of
iymont visited relatives in Ir-
Iton several days this week, j
■r. and Mrs. L. J. Pritchard
f ennille spent the week end i
Bi Dr. J. S. Wood and family. J
Irs. H. G. Lindsey has return- •
Biome after several weeks stay i
li her mother in Milledgeville.
■aster DuPree Parker came up
In Sandersville to spend Sun-
I with his father, Dr. W. H.
Iker.
■r. H. Price, an enterprising
len and merchant of Mclntyre
■ The Bulletin a pleasant call
■erday.
Sie many friends of Miss Mary
■er will be glad to know she
■lie to be out after an illness
■everal weeks.
I new lot of Barnesville and
■hern Beauty Buggies just
lived and for sale by J. E.
■er, Irwinton, Ga.
Irs. Sspie Rutland has return
lome from a visit of severa
Iks to her son Mr. W. Rutlanc
lineview.
■. and Mrs. John T. DuPree,
■ son John T. Jr., and Mr. and
I Fred Simpson attended ser-
Is here Sunday last.
■ext Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7
li. the pulpit at Union church
Ibe filled by Rev. C. J. Mal-
K. Everybody invited.
■iss Mamie Bell Brundage was
lome from Manchester where
His teaching school to spend
■week end with relatives here.
Bessers H. E. Stephens, the
Bilar cashier.of the Wilkinson
Hity Bank, and Lamar Tigner,
Uhnstling editor .the Banner,
1 of Toomsboro were pleasant
Bors to our office last week.
A new lot of Barnesville and
Southern Beauty Buggies just
received and for sale by J. E.
Butler, Irwinton, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Billue had
the sad misfortune to lose their
4 months old baby last week. We
extend our sympathy to the be
reaved ones.
Rev. Barrett, a young Baptist
minister of Macon filled the pul
pit at Union church Saturday and
Sunday, delivering able sermons
to large congregations.
Rev. Marvin Williams will be a
guest of Dr. J. S. Wood and fam
| ily next week. It is probable
ithat he will fill the pulpit at Un
ion church on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Marvin Williams who has
been spendjng several days with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. S.
Wood, left Monday to attend the
W. C. T. U. Convention in Bain
| bridge this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances J. Pons
and children visited the family
of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Collins
near Irwinton last week. They
toured through in their Cadillac
from their summer home “Blue
Grass Fsrm, ” Nashville, Tenn.,
en route to their winter home in
Jacksonville, Fla.
Prominent among those attend
ing the W. C. T. U. Convention
now in session in Bainbridge are
Mrs. E. C. Momand and Mrs. G.
H. Carswell of this place and
Mrs. Marvin Williams of Lithonia
Ga. Mrs. Momand has charge
of the Temperance papers in this
state, while Mrs. Williams holds
position as State Superintendent
of Literature. Mrs. Carswell
formerly a State Superintendent
is still very interested in the work.
From Macon in Automobile
Messers J. J. Ragan, J. A.
Carswell and Roy Cannon journ
eyed from Macon to Irwinton in
Mr. Ragan’s new auto Tuesday
night.
They left Macon about 11 o’clock
after having taken in the show,
“The Trail of the Lonesome
Pine,” arriving here under great
difficulties about 3 a. m., having
taken the wrong road several
times.
Whether it was the glare of
thg" footlights or—no, it can't be,
Georgia is a prohibition state (?)
However Mr. Ragan has a hand
some Overland car in perfect
condition.
Two Negroes to Gang.
Doty Wright, having been sen
tenced at the last term of County
court to 12 months on county
gang for carrying a pistol with
out a license was carried to the
camp this week to serve his sen
tence.
Dan Me'tts was also carried to
the camp to serve a sentence of
16 months. He having been con
victed of carrying a pistol with
out a license, receiving a sen
tence of 12 months for this of
fence and 4 months for disturb
ing pnblic worship,
there are now 23 convicts on
County roads and Superintendent
Morgan Eady is doing some good
work in our ipimediate section.
Correspondents Wanted.
We are stiP endeavering to se
cure correspondents from all ov
er the county. If in your imme
diate section you know of any
one who will send us the news
weekly send us his or her name
and we will furnish stationery
free and send them the paper
also.
To make a good live newspaper
we know this to be essential and
THE BULLETIN, IRWINTON. GEORGIA.
A Place Where Little Money
Goes a long way
Churchwell’s Ready-to-Wear Department-2nd Floor-is a very busy place. Our great values are attracting
much attention. Come today, be one of the many that are saving money on their winter goods here.
ui i. iL -mi। il 11111 iuhijimijl: JTTC BESSELSUVSSf':Li
$12.50 Coat Suits for $^.75
In black, brown and navy- serge,
Cutaway Coats with QQ 7K
draped Skirts
sls Coat Suits for 12.50
In serges and diagonals. Nobby
Cutaway Coats with Qi 9 KA
neatly tailored skirts
•
$18.50 Coat Suits for 15.00
Made of Bedford cord, diagonals
and brocades. Trimmed with
velvet collar, Qi K AD
cuffs and buttons
S2O Coat Suits for 17.50
Well tailored, some plain, some
trimmed. Good Qi 7 KA
assortment of colors *P J- •
$25 Coat Suits for 19.75
Swell brocades, poplins, serges,
in the newest*effects. Colors in
clude copen- QI Q
hagen and mahogany ylv.lv
$25 Coats for 19.75
New long shoulder QI Q7K
and draped effects I m
NSW IS THE TIME TO SUPPLY YOUR WINTER NEEDS. COME TO SEE US TODAY FOR MORE AND REHER GOODS FOR SAME MONEY.
465 Third St.
MACON, GA.
Cotton Seed For Sale.
Best Cotton Seed in the County.
This Seed produced more Cotton to the acre
than any other in the County.
Only a limited number. $1.50 per bushel.
C. H. PARKED IRWINTON, GA.
will not cease our efforts until
we have accomplished this pur
pose.
If YOU know of any news
whatever, or desire to write an
article send it to us, we will glad
ly publish it.
We want to give our readers
the news IN FULL of our county
and ask our citizens to help us
make The Bulletin one of the
BEST weeklies in this part of
the state.
Mr. J. S. Spence Dead.
On last Saturday morning at
four o’clock the noble soul of Mr.
J. S. Spence winged its way to a
bettei 1 home.
Mr. Spence was 72 years of age
a veteran of the Civil war and a
resident of this county practically
all his life.
At all times he was a courteous
and refined gentleman, the ac
commodating friend and good
neighbor. The hospitality of his
home and his consideration for
others was one of his worthy
characteristics. He was true to
his friends and loyal to any cause
which he espoused though it en
tailed monetary loss and great
sacrafice of time. But he has
gone to his reward and we feel
satisfied that the God who made
him so good on earth welcomed
him above where all good people
go,
He was a devout member of
the Liberty ehurch from which
sls Coats for 12.50
In fancies and plain QI 9 KA
black broadcloth
$12.50 Coats for 9.98
This lot also includes QQ no
fancies and plain cloth
$7.50 Coats for 6.50
For ladies and misses Qa r A
in caracul and cloth ipv.OV
$6.00 Coats for 4.98
In black Q 4 AQ
only $4.20
$lO Coats for 8.48
In brown, blues, grays QQ JQ
and mixtures ipO.ttO
Silk Poplin Dresses
Stylishly made in navy, QQ JO
Copenhagen and rose tpO.ttO
Messaline Dresses
Goodquality neatly made Q/? no
in navy brown and black
Serge Dresses
One-piece Serge Dresses in navy,
&„et 5.98 to 7.48
CHURCHWELL’S
“Sells it for Less”
the funeral services were con
ducted by Rev. J. F. Jackson of
Gordon. Interment being in
Stubbs grave yard.
Besides his wife' to survive
him he leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Robt. Stubbs.
We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved ones ank offer these
words as a consolation.
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place made vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
He is gone but not forgotten,
Never will his memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts will ever linger
‘Round the grave where he
was laid.
Leaders in Primary Grades.
The following pupils were lead
ers in their respective classes at
Irwinton Public School:
Fourth Grade. Floried Cars
well, Charlie Hatcher, Emery
Carswell.
Third Grade. Clair Carswell,
Ethlyn Stucky, Alice Parker,
George Adkins.
Second Grade. Bessie Skelton
Vivian Hatcher.
First Grade. Hugh Palmer,
Jamison Davis.
Beginners. Ellen Carswell,
Willie Brown Carswell, Tommie
Fleming, Carter Mills, Crawford
Manson.
Star Pupil. Vivian Hatcher.
WHEN IN MACON, TAKE TIME TO SEE
Ries & Armstrong
Watches, Clocks, ©hmonds.
Jewelry and Silverware ....
RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. FINE ENGRAVING AND REPAIRING.
Sls THIRD ST. PHONE 536.
MACON. GEORGIA.
Thriving City of Gordon.
It is with pleasure we make
note of our visit to the thriving
little sister city of Gordon.
Besides being one of the pret
tiest little cities in this part of
the state it has a score of enter
prising citizens who are ever on
the alert for the future welfare
and uplifting of their city.
Gordon has a population of ov
er 750. Over 15 mercantile firms
a $250,000 pulp mill, a thriving
bank, drug store, millinery es
tablishment. cotton gin. planing
mill and other enterprising es
taqlishments.
It is only a question of a short
time before electric lights will be
installed—contract having al
ready been let. Mayor J. F.
Jackson, one of the leading citi
zens, states that it will not be
long before they will have a wat
er work system.
Every man we met seemed to
have the same inspiration-
Greater Gordon.
It takes this to make a town,
a town in which its citizens may
well be proud of. We predict a
1,000 population for her before
the year of 1914 rolls by.
We admire your city gentlemen
and the spirit with which you are
gifted and wish for you a rapid
growth.
We will gladly publish the
news from your city if we can
get them. Who will act as cor
respondent for us?
Ladies Skirts
The new plaids and plain serges
2.48 to 7.48
House Dresses
An excellent line made of
gingham and percale vOL
Shirtwaist
Ladies tailored waists; solid white
and black pin rn o no
stripe madras
Silk Petticoats
In all colors, including Killarney
green and 1 no
cerise l.«/ 0
Long Outing Kimonos
In light and QRp
dark colors ^(jC
Ladies’ and Children’s
Underwear.
Splendid line knit vests, pants
and union suits
25C, 49C, 98C
465 Third St.
MACON, GA.
Sunday School Program
Program for Young Peop s
Sunday School Class for Sundt y,
i November 23.
Minutes of last class meeting.
Report of Treasurer.
Collection.
Lesson subject, time and place
given by Miss Ethel Bragg.
Short history of life of Joshua,
by Miss Sarah Lawrence.
Lesson story told by Mrs. Os; ar
McCook.
“One practical lesson for n y
self I get from todays lesson” iy
each pupil present.
‘’One great thought” discuss d
by Mrs. Manson.
Lesson closed by class reciti ig
following verse in concert: *T or
I the Lord thy God will hold t iy
right hand spying unto thee, f< ar
। not for I will be with thee,”
Last Tax Notice.
I will be at the following pla es
jon the date and time specified
■ for this my last round this year:
Toomsboro, Dec. 8, from 10 to 2
Griffin, “ 9, “ 10 to 2
Allentown, “ 10, “10to 11
| Rutherfords Store, 10, from 1 to 3
High Hill, Dec. 11, from 10 to 2
Bethel, “ 12, “ 10 to 2
i Gordon, “ 13, “ 10 to 2
। Ivey, “ 15, “ 10 to 2
Bloodworth, “ 16, “ 10 to 2
Mclntyre, “ 17, “ 10 to 2
Irwinton, “ 19-20, from 10 to 2
S. H. Pennington, T. C,
