The bulletin. (Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Ga.) 191?-19??, October 26, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text+ Os Interest To | ± Irwinton People J X The Townspeple’f Doings * I Interesting Ceromony In Eirly Parh of November । “T" their iiiany friends as well a* in other | live* the approaching wedding ol Mi»s Madge Hicks and Carl M. blat erhenin is awaited w ith much interest Numbers id parties are being given li the In uh-. —Savannou Morning News Miss lin ks being the dangteur of Mr. nt.d M:s Osca. Hicks, formerly of tni cotinti maSes tne above is interesting lo onr people. Mr. J. W. Lindsey spent last week end with leiutives here. I Mr. and Mrs. 13. C. Motnand spent! several days lavt week in Atlanta at. tl’.e automobile show and Southeastern fair. Misses Eloise Hatfield, Claire and Ellen Carswell spent a few days recent Iv in Macon guests of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Hatfield. • -®- Subscnbe for the Bulletin Mrs. Mnrvin Williams and "Marvin jr., have leturned o their home ii Greensboio after a visit to relatives here. Mrs. Mollie Pit yer has been on th. sick li-t i&eafly, but is very much im- • proved. • I Mr. Thad Player, of Macon, was 11. J town recently. j I -—o— ! Judge J. E. Butler presided at a S in day scao-.j Convention at Walnut et(«l church on last Sunday. Mrs. Rebecca Stevens is visiting Hei mother, M.s. G. A. Hughes, of this place. Mr. Griter Fullford, of Wrightsville was a visitor to our town last Sunday —o — Dr. N. T. Carswell, who is the leading physician of Gordon, spent Sunday with his family here. —o— The friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. M Skelton regret to know that their baby is quite ill. —o— Mo"e recent news than that pub lislied lait week concerning “the By ington bovs” is that they will not be moved.to Macon, but will stay at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, for a time yet. Mr M J. Carswell, of Jeffersonville visited his brother here recently. M- r 1 Mrs. Wi. I. Dixon, of Too nbs bo-o. were in Irwinton on Sunday last M-. v ' ' r ° R K. Cannon and baby spent Su day in onr town. Mrs ( ■"•ce Everette is ill at he home in this city. —»— V” -I M. rclloy, pastor the Baptist chinch, spent last week end here. Tb» h^me school civic improvement elvb of I-whitcn, will meet on Tuesdnv aft ere non of this week with Mrs. W. H Parker. —a — . Read the adverti'eiieut of E. John so-i of our own citv in this is'iie. Mr, Jo’ii sou is progressive, business.like, lias the g tods von wnnt and above nil things is honest. He will ‘lively tie it Volt r'ght. Come io see him. Mr. T. W. Dav. of near Mcln tyre wi s in Irwintcn thi > week. Miss Gertrude Freeman spent last weak end at the home with her parents, Mr- and Mrs. B. Asbell. Miss Freeman is a A very popular pupil of Saundersvile Hi^h School this yekr- Stevens Hotel No'es ( Mr. Chas. Burke, of Atlanta, spent the weekend in our town. Miss Benita Dixon went up io Maeor Saturday. Co]. F. Bloodworth made a business iripto Mivou Monday. Col. Victor Davidson went to Moeoi Monday to attend the Stewords am Laymens inee:ing. Mrs J. R. Dixon spur. Weduesdav ”i Dublin. M sst.i l Sammons has rein inrd Irm er hmne in llm-ou. Mr. L. D. Grice went, up tn Mreo' | 1 S uurdav. ; ' ! । Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Spear spen: last Sunday in Macon. O — Our people will be delighted to r ih' the adverti-iu.-nt of a great bank i, HiisisMie. This is a b u,k of Dub in, Gi '- bs president a num v i„ went mtn Wilkinson eoimtv and one of tile be-t business ui-n in {beside For its cashier the bank Ims anoHu . •x-d ilkiuson emintv nmn. This nun is W 'rih bis weight in gold, literalli ;s we .mi । is dnliry to ' ar.dle money for yon. We vo, i i,.|| J, n . Ini . , f |(lj> mliK. Look rlimugh onr paper until ■ you find the adverti-. n.m t . ’ l 'hese men and do hnsiooss with them i Mrs. Toin Beall, of near Jefferson .’’ille, spent a few days last week wit! I er mother, Mrs. Dau McCook, of this ; ’dace. . I — | Mr. C. J. Fnrl.e, of Atlanta, sn‘"i 1 ast wesk-end here. i —o — Among those who attended Barnm: Bailey cnncs at Macon, from Irwinton :re as follows: Mr. and Mrs. G. II 'arswell and Jittel George, Mrs. E. C Motnand, Mr. 11. M. Skelton and ehi’ ben, Mr. Ollie Player, Mrs. W. ’arker, (hawford Manson. Mrs. - E lohnson, Mr. Russell and Miss Cttlpep >er, Miss Ethel Hill, Walter Adkiin >lr. Victor Davidson, Mr. T. 11. Brag; nd children. Deepstep I went over to White Plains last Sunday. A friend took me as far as Mclntyre in his car and our friend and brother, T. Lewis met me and t ok me to his home where I enjoyed a good dinner. Bro. Lewis took me over to the church we had a nice service at three thirty p.m I went to Ero J P. Jones and spent a pleasant night, Sunday was a good day at White Springs We had a finc service and took a nice mission collection to help pay our Geor gia Baptist debt. The church at White Springs i a nice teachers bible. I came down to Mclutyre and i held service at three thirty p. m. j Sunday. The church made up twelve or fourteen dollars for State missions. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price,Mrs Cora Scott and daughter, Inez went to Macon Sunday morning . n the “shoo-fly” but came back in time for Sunday afternion service. After the service I went over to Bro. Ean Heltons but found them away from home. I w.ent back to Mclntyre, had supper I and came doivn on “shoo-fly” on ' Sunday evening. Fraternally A. S Avant. Notice Due to unavoidable de lay caused by Express, Co t reading matter in this page 1 ■ is cut down to half of the ’ : planned amount. 3 We promise in the future every issue a good issue. THE BULLETIN, IRWINTON, GEORGIA, Gordon News and School Items Mi‘S Carrie Lee lias ••eturneil from ' an extended visit to relatives at Pine- I hiir-t. I Dr. and Mrs. Jim Lee. of Binelitrsi were recent visitors to this city, Mrs. Respess and liitle daughter. An uie, u ho have been spending the sn.n mer here are visitors here, have return <■l to their home, in Savannah. I | I lie many friends of Mri Banline Lee wiil be glad to hear of her rapid recovery from a ling illness. The Winnie Davis Club met wit) ilrsr Will Williams last Friday. Miss Eiiz ibi iy and Master Cary Fitts ■>f Macon visited relatives here Snndai School Nols The Gothic Literery Socjetv wi 1 hold its regular imeeling Friday, Oct 2 > Au interesting pro^ra ni has b<, I' I 4|| f<»|' ft H* t. <•(•;;> H, 11 . 'll-. Um Van Bickh'V. of Bellelilh , " * D o < ।•• "i.r M*hooi .Vo,} ; ; i\ | ‘he IriemlS of llrsloj,. Beck wl] ! ** ~l ui to pat- 1,, r hack at sceool again, - -H. r being Mwi.l for some time, Mi's Kull, l ishop. of ih,. X| ; Vi-Iled .diss Izetla Davis at so.ooliait t uesday. >li" Izetta Davis, second as'lstam. iitended the “big meeting” Kt, Lunn • ranch Siimlav. Ains Bessie [,'Kidie vi-it, d Ilie high lin'd I’ll •< I IV. Miss Hnr.ne a :r:nluai<‘ <>l G. 11. S. l ist y< ar, and will • leav • for r<H>in*b7»V^. w ii- i > p \ ill (e.ich -Ikmil. Her nri iv frieiids \ ish for her i lie great >lic< eSS, News From Daaville Airi Danviile School. I'lie Epworth League had a verv en jovohh* social at the home of Mrs.Yapi last Fridai evening. The color sclunm >f the d"C"ration. was green and pink. )ne ver f iuteresi ing ('eat u re of t ho par ty was the toasting of marshmoll.ra . i>\ r wax ci.idles. There were als i intei ■ting conlesls. There D n> be n Halb e'en party » lie school auditor um next Fri lay ei ui’‘g. Ml." Fam ie ( Impmmi. ।ur B. T. I’. I'. president i- gii mg -jr for the umefit of th,, eaiirch. There.'will bi »oihs tilled with articles' for s.i,. 'mi• re i lings will be given. T.ei n ter’aium nt leaiures uill lie free. I. evervbody conrn. School NoTes Our school is doing nicely, the m teiidrince i- t w ent i-live per cent largei •tiiau lasi term. A mr j wity 61 (he | tipii are studying with zeal am! imh'insn but we have some slackers of e ore. We haw organiz -d a liierarv social know,, as the Lanier L terary S u ieti some interesting programs have bee ren ler.'d mid the “belles lettres” h.v liave been studied with interest. Our lluors have been oiled ami no Oils arises now when wesiwep. that in provement alone i< of me-t i mnhlv vah to the seunol, Twenty live of (he be model seats or desks have been pm chased . We ha 1 several visitors la't we among whom were Mr-. F. C Siimim Jli-s E mnie John-mi. Mi'S Margan Bryan and “B Ilie” ami Mis'Sim nous. The last named is the count home eeommiic di inoustrator,for D il ■ inson comity. Help for Bronchial Trouble and Cough “roley'B Honey and Tar Compound acts more like a food than a medicine." Mr. Will G. Richmond, Inglewood, Calif., says:—“l wish to recommend Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as it has greatly benefitted me for bronchia’ trouble and cough. It acts so well in harmony with nature that it is more like a food than a medicine.” Foley’s Honey and Tur Compound hr s a wonderfully quick way of soothing and healing the raw tickling surface of the throat ami bronchial tubes. It eases the tightness over the chest, raises the phlegm easily, and helps tbs stubborn racking cough that is so ex hausting and weakening. It is the best medicine you can buy, and better than anything you can inak ■, i for coughs, colds, spasmodic croup, whooping cough, la’grippe and bron । chia! coughs, hoarseness, tickling i thront and stuffy wheezy breathing. It contains no opiates, and is acceptablo - to the most sensitive stomach. Kik Rvcry user id a friezd. — The fellow who does his lilt will not feel bitter. Juicy plums r.ml sour grapes lire Ilie two fruits of politics. A fool Is the only person who enn be hurt by u college edUentlon. If Mnry hasn’t n little Itunb just now she ought to go In for gnrdening. Dictator Is a word Amerlcnns tire going to find hard to love or even re spect. Another symbol of efficiency is the I Mason Jar, tilled mid waiting for next Winter. W. O. KINNEY & CO. S Successors to B. T. ADAMS & CO. j Cotton Factors | Farmers’ Supplies, Mules, B Hizh Grade Fertilizers I g 614 to 620 Third Street j MACON, - - - GEORGU Wilkinson Ge; e; im - ! ' October Term, I:-!" ; H appcaiirg to tne court by ; -..ition of Tne MilieJ^c.ville Baukin .. t said r l he Milledgeville Eaekiug a mortgage on certain lauds i:i .vilkia sou county, iv All his one-half undivided interc't i hat eerlnia l«t oi iamls cirAmnin.: 202 1-2 a-’-es. situate, h i ;g ■. d i । i ■ : n the fifth land distiiet and t^c • n <i M. Listiw’t of Wilkinson Count Ga., said lot being a part of the est: nt the la’e.’Lis. Little : r.d Jos. M. Uni. father and i rnt of Mrs.. Juihi !!• down . said lot oi laud bounded viz: N' th h lands J. N. Couecll, I. F. Carr a:i I J. ! r.m:’-. <'ii i.a-i il l*■ i|h hu lam of Mrs. Marraret N.ji" '•; on ti. west by lauds of Estme ■ ; V,. v. Gm::, lii, said lot being No. 316. Alsu ti-tr cue-half uuilivided interest in t' nt ei v.’in lot of 1: nd eonll ining 1 'll acres.': ■dilation, 1 i:.g and being i.i .he -ti bird dsi‘’ r and 'he i.dbili Di a r t G. e.‘ "'ukinson <'minty. Ga., "id lm oil g a Earl of the e late of 1 t ■ Lit‘i ■ mil Jos. M. ilail, the la ker and aunt of ' In- said ’ors. Julia ifolloway a id rb rid land bounded, viz: East । y la uL f J. IT. Council, 1. F. Car. ; north by ' ll 1 mH', .1 . E. l’uri,i*. <> • So vie ■ n smith by above de: r-riiie,] lot No. ■Hi; on west by 1: :: is ot J. R. Bli.c .. ins being all the lai. 1 ekiiied by s;dd i.s. .lulia Holloway. or the pmpm.e of seer.iirg fee pay lent of one p:u;ni' -my note' a. d mort ■ ape mafle by the sail A. A. .uuf r.. ■.yabie to Tie Mil!'dg. .id’ Laaki.g 'ompaiiy with' iatervM l imn .iv- e H, .Hi, at He ratios eight per < ent pc, i ruin, and ti i per eent of ]iii..cip:il uid interest as attorney's fees, said ote being for GJ. wi ich s:.id uoie lie said defendant refuses to pay: It is therefore ordered tiAt the said A. Vaughan pay into this Cou.t, on re before the fiint day of Cie nex tele the principal and interest due on sail .ote, and the c. st- of suit; or in de ault thereof, the C urt will proceed is to justice shall appertain. And it is fu.tb: r ordered, that Hi tule be p’lbr'slied in the Bulletin, ew-ma] o- ,n hi i i rs; id V. .Liin'>: •miity. o:.i-e a n < ' th 1 >r four months, se.v-r’l mi M-il de ieLiM. A. A. . augha.i er bis special agent or at orney. H ie mania' p evim' to thi ’xt ie.ni of ti l ■ iwrt. JAMES B. TARN, ■tvlge Sape’im- Court. A true ext’:.et t . ia the Mi-mtcs: I. B. STINSON, Cloi'k. jiTl !WSI ' Peruna eases n b' dr d en of l h e | i housekeeper by keep- f awa y th® danger S of illness resulting g from co!ds > coughs, | li and indigestion due f | V ulk Ii > catarrhal condl- M | | lion. It speedily re- yi lieves and overcomes 1 these. ?, Its tonic properties build up E jS the strength of the physically |n w weak and run down, and its use K Kj in convabescense, especially after grip, DS K is remarkably beneficial. | KEEP IT ON HAND , V The wise housekeeper has Peruna 88 nX on hand for instant use even if catarrhal 9 B troubles do nut call for its regular ad- CT 3 ministration. A dose or two in time HI Pa often prevents a long illness. i j , Liquid or tablet form. 1 ■> Manalin Tablets are a splendid B BJ laxative for home use. Aj Ask the druggist I 'g H THE PERUNA COMPANY u « Columbue, Ohio N JE CO’c'LD H:\RDLY WALK Deranged Kidneys cause rheu ma'istn, aches. pains, sAiene'.'-. with kidney 2 rouble ten years and stiffness. Ambrose Gary, Sulphur, Oklah., writes: "I was bothered at times could hardly walk. I bc dtin taing I'olev Kidney Pills. 1 got relief from the first, but con , tinned till 1 had taken three bot : 1 ties. I f&l liek a new man." bl Sold By B. Johnson, . . -wld Not Eat or Sleep Well By PERUNA l . AX kY Mr. William E. Denn", 1C23 Park Ave., Springfield, Ohio, writes; ”1 find great pleasuro in wr.Tinj you and thanking you for what Re runa has already done for me. ! have been troubled with catarrh for years, and it had affected my head, nose, throat and stomach, that I could not cat nor sleep with any sat isfaction. ‘I have just taken three bottles. I can eat most anything and am greatly relieved of nervousness, so that when I lie down I can sleep without the least trouble. I recommend it to all those who are sufferers of that dread ful disease, catarrh.” Run Down, Aching people need a good tonic that will send the blood tingling through the body, enrich it by im proving the digestion, and clean it by expelling the waste n er. Health is a matter of y aity of rich blood, free from ir purities. PERUNA dispels inflammation cf the blood making organs, -the di gestion-gives tone and "pep” to the men .branes that line the lungs and the digestive tract, and invigorate the entire system. You can have health if you tahe . 1 11 . ' care of your- se ^ nr; " tsxs P erur - a when >cu need At ^ drU °' Mtgk TXT muiu "i, © C*4S»m* Chb y_»... _... -■ '"■’’■'■i "'W» -—— ■ - I ' .■ ■■ ■< «rIM l» I— H 1 —I M HU’ ■ ' ■ J— ■ H IU-JIU- — r~ TTI T — J I !^1 KIMI I I'Mli' « ft | PEOPLE’S BANK OF GORDON I GORDON, CA. I‘ Capital and Profits - • $25,000.00 Daposits - - - - $104,009.00 Resources - - ■ ■ $152,212.00 g We will appreciate your business and will $ give you every accommodation consistent with safe banking. I C. H. CATES, - - Cashier Read Bulletin i - * I ■ ■ j Catarrh ftW For Years . Czn W- • ■ Eat and | - ci F • Sleep k ; • ToW oatistacaon Those who object to liquid medi cines can procure Peruna Tablets. TAX COLLECTOR’S FIRST ROUND I will be at the following places on I the days named below: | Bethel—Nev. 1; 9to 11 o'clock. Gordon —Nov. 2; 9 io 2 o’clock. Ivey—Nov. 3. 9 to 11 o'clock. Bloodworth —Nev.'S, 12 to 3 o’clock. Turkey Creek iTidweiis Store)— Nov. I, 9 to 11 o’clock. High Hill—Nev. 1. to 2 o'clock. Irwinton —Niv. i, .< i.o 2 o’clock. Griffin —Nov. 7. 9 to 2 ’clock. . Teem, hero —Nov. 9, 9 to 2 o’cloek. ATTENTION Just received a complete line of Men’s Work Shoes. You know you are sure of all leather and quality in any shoe you buy at this store. Come in and see some real shoes beftre you buy jeur fall shoes. A. MOMAND, Irwinton Ga. The W. O. Kinney Co., of Macon, have taken the agency for the Weber GEORGIA —Wilkinson County. To Whom It May Concern: A. J. Dixon having made application in due form of law to be appointed permanent administrator upon the es tate of R. F. Dixon. Notice is hereby given that said application will be heard at the regular term of the Court cf Ordinary for said county to be he’d on the hist Monday in Ncvem bcr, 1917. This Oct. 1 1917. J. S. DAVIS. Ordinary.