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VOL 21
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Mrs Daniel M ^Gook
Mrs Narcissus McCook, widow of
Banitl McCook, died at her home at
Irwinton Friday, March 18th at nine
o’clock, morning.
Mrs McCook had not been well for
some time and during the lagt few
days her death had been momentarily
expected.
Since Mr McCook died, March Bth
1923, Mrs McCook had been grad
ually declining in health.
She was a member of the Method
ist church, and was a pioneer resi
dent of Irwinton and would have
reach I her 74th year of age had sho
Jived . J M.uch 22. Mr McCook
die ! • rune month and was also 74
years at the time of his death.
Sa. s survived by' one .daughter,
Mrs om B< a'l, two sons, D O and
J. W. McC A of Macon two broth
ers. W. (j, iCnn .v, Macon, Hr J._
R KJ -n it. Valley, one sl-ter,
I. .^y,, Unadilla.
Be o- ■>. Cage she was Miss Nar
j.. Uamy. She was born in
Wilk county in 1*53 where (he
famii is wide ! y known.
Thu fimr ;M >e-vice' were .held Sun
day aftert.o .ui R-v D. A. Lasiiuger
officiating. Interment was in the
family lot and was a tended by large
gathering of relatives and friends.
There were many lovely floral offer
ings.
Mr Ira S. King
' J. flcrsonville, Ga,, March 17. —
]ra S. King, 84, veterans of the war
of’6 1 jlied at his home here I st
night after an attack of pleurisy.
Mr. King served throughout the four
years of the conflict as a member of
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THE BULLETIN
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA., FRIDAY,
of the 57th Georgia regiment, com-
D. He enlisted at the outbreak of
the war and was wounded at Vicks
burg, Miss.
He was prominently identified with
various civic projects in the county
and he also served as a member of
the board of county commissioners.
He was a member of the Ball
Methodst Church for the past <>o
years.
He is survived by nine children,
Mrs. W. T. Wall; Mrs Jam s Bedi,
I. S. King, Jr., Airs. W- M. Alien,
all of Wilkinson Uountv,' Mis H B
McCallum, Decatur. ’ r a., A. S King,
Atlanta; W. L, King Macon; la it.
King and P. C. King, Fort Gaines,
Ga.
Rev. T. E. Murray officiated at the
services which were held at the Ball
Methodist Church.
Sylvester Tent Theatre
The Sylvester Tent Theatre wi ‘
ooen its annual engagement at
Irwinton Monday, March 28 playing
all the week, Mr. Sylvester has been
coming to Irwinton for a number of
years and his entertainm^irt is always
fine and "clean and the people are glad
when becomes for it means a week of
enjoyment for the whole family.
The company played at Danville
this week, this being the sixth time
he visited that city He and his
clever comedians have many friends
in the county who give them a hearty
welcome each year.
If you have not been attending tlm
shows you have missed something.
Join your neighbors this time and you
will be glad vou did. Every per
formance during the week is good, so
don’t wait to pick a favorable night.
> I represent International Fertilizer Co. All grades of
r guano. Prices are right. Zill be giad to have you call
Genuine 3ord Parts
For your convenience we h" ve put in a new stock ’of genuine
Ford parts. Give your Ford th real article and get best service.
J We Still Pay Jlose Attention
to seasonable Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, Candies
Attractive line She u Nice Suitcases.
THAD W. PLAYER
C »fh?s and Caskets. Agent Id’; Hour Nurseries
The Mocking Birds
Sing all night lon in the moonlight,
5 the bumblebees buzz all day and sleepy
J walnut trees are budding—it is high
i time for you to ge Spring Dress as and
1 Hats, Slippers and Hose.
; ELLEN XING
Coining To Irwinton
‘ STARTINS MONDAY NIGhl MAR 28, 2«J, 3D, 31 APR 1, 2
: SYLVESTER’S TENT THEATRE
With Motion Picture, and Refined Vaudeville
We rre not the biggest I ar best, but positively one
of the Cleanest Bows on ihe Road
YOU KNOW SYLVESTER
Prices, 35c Adults, 25c Ch; dhn. Reserved Chairs 15c
MAR 25, 1927
Supplies For Home
Farm and Shop
You can buy the whole
bill from this store.
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Household and Kitchen
Hardware and Furniture,
shop and carpenter tools,
stock and chicken feed.
Candies, fruits and vegetables fresh
and appetizing. Cold drinks.
E. Johnson
Irwinton
Number 19
