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Volume VII No. 38.
Water and Lights
In Irwinton
Reminds one of Atlanta —thia way
of keeping the streets torn up all the
time for laying water pipes.
There are several fine springs on
the outer rim of town and the deli
cious and refreshing water is being
piped into many hemes.
The Delco people, who are making
country look like city, have r^one
much good in Irwinton. The lights
of this city on the hill couldn’t be
hid under several bushels.
These homes have been and are be
ing fitted with the modern conveni
ences: E. C. Momand, H- C. Park
er, W. 11. Parker J, E. Butler. J.
A. Carswell, J. J. Ragan, I, B. Stin
son, E. Johnson, Mrs J. S. Wood,
H. C. Wood, G. 11. Carswell, 11. M.
Skelton, and several others are ar
ranging for the improvements.
Notice Teacher’s
Examination
The State Teachers’ Examination
will be held at Irwinton on Friday
and Saturday, August 2nd and 3d,
1918.
The Reading Courses will be: —
Primary and General Elementary
1 Manual for Georgia Teachers
2 Wooster’s Teaching in Rural
Schools, Southern School Book
Dept. Atlanta. Price $1 20.
t Bennet’s School Efficiency, Ginn
& Co., Atlanta, Price SI.OO
High School and Supervisory
1 Manual.
2 Hollister’s High School and Class
Management, Southern School
Book Dep , Atlanta. Price $1.26
8 How to Teach, Strayer & Nors
worthy,—Southern School Book
Dep., Atlanta, Ga.
Victor Davidson,
628) County School Superintendent.
Two Horses
Two good horses for sale. They
were bought for work that required
health and strength; this sale is not
caused by any dissatisfaction —owner
has car in their place.
S. B. Gilbert, Toomsboro, Ga.
6 21 3t
Mrs Nina Hatfield Perry is visiting
Mrs Lem James of James Station.
Mr F, B. Chambers of Toomsboro
wu in town Monday.
Mr T. H. Bridwell, Jr., the busy
owner of the Toomsboro Auto Co. has
some new advertisements in the Bul
letin and it wouldn’t be a bad idea to
read them.
Willinghams Warehouse
COTTON FACTORS
Cotton, Mules, Wagons
W Fertilizeis, Bagging, Ties
Az' V* * ’ ■ ’ 4
Macon, Georgia.
Cattle Tick
i To Cease Ticking
>’ Sentinwat against the Wilkinson
- county cattle tick has been growing
steadily for severs! years. Private
1 dipping vats were constructed some
' years ago and ran the usual gamut
I of criticism and praise.
Demonstration Agent Cliett has
• worked earnestly on this matter, put
“ ting in more vats, both private and
s community. The Commissioners at
0 their July meet unaimously declared
for county-wide tick eradication.
Thirty-five to forty vats conveni
ently distributed over the county will
• be ready by fall. Healthy beef and
• pork, healthy people, fat and sassy
■ pocketbooks. The tick is about to
• be wound down.
White Springs
Our Sunday school is doing fine.
Large attendance every Sunday.
Prayer service was held at Mrs
Singletary's Saturday night. 'Mr
Barlow conducted the service and we
( had some fine music and singing.
, Miss Leachie and Miss Gray, guests
of Miss Davis, sang a beautiful solo.
Miss Leachie played the piano and
Miss Gray the guitar.
Mr and Mrs J. E. Stokes and
children, Mrs R. F. Sapp and son
spent the latter part of the week in
I Hawkinsville and Cochran.
Mr Will Brooks and Miss Liziie
Fountain were married last Saturday
night. We wish for them a long and
happy life.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Booth viaited ;
Mr and Mrs E. D. Booth Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr a^id Mrs J. D. Larender and
children spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs N. McNeal.
Mr and Mrs Walter Dennard spent
Sanday with Mr W. B. Lavender
and family.
The turkey dinner given at the
home of Mr and Mrs A. T. Veal the
Fourth was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Had a nice table of good
things and a twenty-five pound gob
bler to go along with it. Those
present were Mr and Mrs F. D.
Stokes, Mr and Mrs W. G. Johnson
of Dudley, Mrs Laura Fountain and
children. Mr and Mrs Jack Dennard
Mr and Mrs Henry Brewer, Mr and
Mrs R. F. Sapp, Mr and Mrs J. E.
stokes, Mrs W. R. Sapp, Mrs Will
Brooks, Mr Wesley Sapp, Mr and
Mrs G. F. Waters, Mr Will Stokes.
It was a day wo will remember for
a tong time.
Miss Mary Hoover visited her niece
little Miss Stuckey who is quite sick
, at her home in Macon this week.
She UhlMlii
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918.
Registrants, Class
Os June 1918
> 1
Whose Registration Cards are in the
. possession of the Local Board of Wil
. kinson county, in the order of their
, liability for military service, us de
termined by this local board, as re
quired by t*'e rules and regulations.
। The first number is Registration
. No. last number after each name is
Order No. all postoffices in Ga. unless
, given.
j 10 Richard Ivey, Ivey, col 1, 29
1 Rufus II Stinson Irwinton w 2, 17
Lewis Walker Beck, Mclntyre w 3,
4G II Dominy, Irwinton rt 1 w 4,
28 John Dixon, Toomsboro rt 1 col 5,
45 Walter Ashley, Allentown rt 1 col
6, 51 Major Watkins, Danville rt 2
col 7, 41 Rogers Lowe, Toomsboro
8, 82 Haywood Underwood, Irwinton
rt 2 col 9, 16 Jim Hall, Gordon col 10
33 Albert Wesley Sapp, Gordon w 11
48 James Eadv, Milledgeville rt 1 w
12, 13 Lucius Leo Johnson, Gordon
w 13, 3 John Robinson Dominy, Dub
lin, rt 9 w 14, 11 Charles Ernest
Lyles, Gordon w 15, 35 Otho Jer
ome Butler, Danville rt 2 w 16, 18
।Johnnie Woodall. Gordon col- 17,
39 John Washington, Toomsboro co!18
30 John Clayton Clark, Mclntyre 00l
19, 49 Joe Wright Allentown rt 1 col
20, Royce Comer Shepherd, Mcln
tyre w 21, 12 Horrie Ashley, Allen
town rt 1 col 22, 34 Willie Robinson,
Irwinton rt 2 col 23, 2 Hilliard Rozi
er, Irwinton rt 1 col 24, 46 Daniel
McCook, Mdntyre rt 2 w 25, 8 Wil
lie Smith, Gordon col 26, 40, John
Reapers Hall, Ivey w 27, 38 William
Fleming Bateman, Ivey w 28, 7
Loyce Leonard Weaver, Gordon w 29
27 George F. Waters, Gordon rt 2 w
30, 1 Cleo Patrick Taylor, Tooms
boro rt 3 w 31, 5? Hardy Ivey Dom- ’
iney, Allentown rt 1, w 32, 6 Roger!
Lewis, Mclntyre col 33, 24 Wadie;
Elmore Scott, Allentown w 34, 14।
Mose Beasley, Gordon col 35, 19 E R
Pierce, Irwinton rt 1 w 36. 37 Frank 1
Cowan Summer, Danville w 37, 36
Jim Hogan. Mclntyre rt 2 col 38, 44
Herman Jones, Ivev w 39, 15 Fran
cis Webb Patterson, Mclntyre w 40.
26 Jake Robinson. Gordon col 41,
31 Henry Loyd, Toomsboro rt 1 w 42,
53 Joel Columbus Collins, Irwinton
rt 1 w 43, 43 Jelp Shinholster, Gor
don col 44, 23 E G Smith, Gordon
col 45, 22 Haywood Lavender, Gor
don w 46, 21 Richman Wright, Gor
don cpl 47, 50 Marvin Edwin Knight
Danville rt 2 w 48, 46 Griffin Kemp,
Allentown col 49, 9 Otha Basyl
Brown, Gordon w 50, 20 Ray Col
lins, Mclntyre rt 2 w 51, 5 Charlie
Franklin Lord, Mclntyre w 52, 42
Andrew Shacklefoot, Mclntyre col 53.
Local Board, Wilkinson Co.
By L. P. Player, Chairman
Ethel Bragg, Clerk.
Dated 9th day of July 1918.
Miss Sue Belle Cox of Milledgeville
is the guest of Mrs Byington.
Statement of the condition of the
। Wilkinson County
Bank
- Located at Toonubaro. Ga., at the
• close of business June 29, 1918.
Resources
. Demand loans $16,850 CO
Time loans 52,513 32
( Overdrafts, secured 18,786 67
s Overdrafts, unsecured 401.70
5 Furniture and fixtures 647.36
Due from banks and bankers
) in this 11,984.24
■ Duc from banks and baakers
other states 5,037 03
Currency $2962.00
Gold 20.00
। Silver*, nickels, etc 432.13
> Cash items 805.78 4,219.91
> U. S. Bonds 5,300.00
। U. S. Saving Certificates 496.80
) Total $116,237.03
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in $15,000.00
Undivided profits less cur-
rent exp and taxes paid 18.007.59
Individual deposits subject
( to cheek 74,757 49
Time certificates 8,360.53
( Cashier’s checks 111.42
Total $116,237.03
State of Ga., M ilkinson county.
Before me came 11. E. Stephens,
Cashier of above bank, who being
duly sworn, says that the above and'
foregoing statement is a true condi
tion of said bank, as shown by the
books of file in said bank.
H. E. Stephens '
Sworn to and subscribed before me,!
this Bth day of July 1918.
C. T. Lord, N. P , W. Co. Ga.
*—
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County: •
i Marshall Alien having in due form
■ applied to me for permanent letters
'of administration upon the estate of
' William Allen, late of said county,
; deceased, this is to cite all and singu
: lar the next of kin and creditors of |
the said William Allen, that said ap
plication will be heard before me at
the next regular August term 1918 j
of the court of Ordinary of said coun
ty. Witness my hand and official
signature. Thi 9 July 1, 1918.
J. S. Davis, Ordinary
GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
J. O. Bloodworth having in due
form applied for permanent letters of i
administration upon the estate of Mts
Mary Bloodworth, late of said county,
deceased, this is to cite all and sing
ular the creditors and next of kin of
the said Mrs Mary- Bloodworth, de
ceased, that said application will be
heard before me st the next regular
August term 1918 of the court of
Ordinary of said county. Witness
my hand and official signature. This
July 1, 1918.
J. S. Davis, Ordinary
W. O.KINNEY & CO.
Successors to
B. T. ADAMS & CO.
Cotton Factors
Farmers Supplies, Mules
High Grade Fertilizers
614 to 620 Third^Stree*
MACON GEORGIA.
Statement of the condition of
r Irwinton Bank
Located at Irwinton; Ga., at the
close of buoiness June 29, 1918
Resources
t
| Demand loans $ 16,475.00
Time loans 169 960.72
) Bonds and stocks owned
I by the bank 10,400
’ Banking house 2,000
) Due from banks and bankers
> in this state 6,284.8 s
Due from banks and bankers
I in other states 5.170.27
Currency 1,820.00
! Gold 45.00
Silver, nicklea, ete. 642 27
2,856.67
Depoe guarantee fund 3.068.40
I Mutual fire insurance fund 120.00
) Total $156,344.94
Liabilities
!
Capital stock paid in $15,000.00
Undivided profits, less cur
; rent exp and taxes paid 8.718.23
Due to banks and bankers
l in this state 12,000.00
(.Due to banks and bankers
i in other states 18,000.00
I Due unpaid dividends 104 00
i Individual depesits subject
11 to check 37,579.59
Time certificates 54.389.04
, Cashier's checks 554.08
Total $156,344 94
1 ; State of Ga. Wilkinson County
'j Before me came J. J. Rsgan,
1 Cashier of Irwinton Bank, who being
duly sworn, says that the above and
foregoing statement is a true condi-
, tion of said bank, as shown by Looks
of file in said bank. J. J. Ragan
Sworn to and subscribed before me
। this sth day of July, 1918
J. T. Hatfield,
N. P. & ex officio J. P-
!
GEORGIA —Wilkinson Countuy.
Mrs W. M. Hall having made ap
! plication for twelve month support
I out of the estate of L. L. Hall, late
of said count,', deceased, and ap
ipraisers appointed to set apart the
। same having filed their returns, this
; is to notify all persons interested that
unless sufficient cause is shown to the
{contrary, said application wiil be
'granted at the August term of the
' court of Ordinary of said county
Witness my official signature. This
6th day of J uly 1918
J. S. Davis, Ordinary.
I „
I
I
i Dwelling House
And Store For Sale
Two-story dwelling and lot, store
building and lot, both near depot at
Mclntyre. Two kaolin mines near
town. M. M. Eady,
5 10 Mclntyre, Ga.
Some subscriber are paying up
hope others will in the fall.
= -a
One Dollar a Year
Statement of the condition of the
People’s Bank
e; Located at Gordon, Ga., at the cluae
■ of business June 29, 1918.
Resources
0 Time loans $114,155.76
2 Overdrafts unsecured 1.590.51
Bonds and stocks owned
0 by the bank 2,000 00
0 : Banking house 8,000.00
j Furniture and fixtures 2,890.00
8; Other real estate 4,125.24
; Due from banks and bankers
7l inthisstate 11,608.35
Due from banks and bankers
j in other states 7,811.20
। Currency 49.86
7 i Gold 220
0: Silver, nickels ete. 55443
0 : 6,760.46
4 | Total $152,841.62
i r • l-v •
Liabilities
9 , Capital stock paid in $18,800.00
. Undivided profits less cur-
3 rent exp and taxes paid 4,648.71
Individual deposits sub-
F ject to check 58,154.18
{Time deposits 40,804.96
5 ■ Cashier's checks 433.67
5 i Bills payable including time
: certificates representing
9 borrowed money 30.000.00
* Total $152,841 52
$ I
State of Ga. M ilkinson County
I Before me came C. H. Cates,
i Cashier Peoples Bank, who bein du*
> ]y sworn, says that the above and
I foregoing statement is a true condi
1. tion of said bank, as shown by books
-: of file in said bank.
5 C. H. Cates.
1 ■ Sworn to and subscribed before me,
? 1 this Sth day of July, 1918.
J. T. Stokes,
N P. State &t Large, Ga.
Mr Joe Skelton is bauxiting in
Americus.
: Have It Fixed
; In the Home Shop
• Bring vour cars to the garage in
5 Irwinton. lam personally acquaint
-5 ed with the gizzards of many ma
! chines in the county and can treat
their individual ailments like the
s j family physician.
lam glad to be here again. Come
i around to see me.
F. p. Wright, Irwinton
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