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VOL. 31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Catch of Interesting Items
Crowded out Last Week
By a Rush of Advertising.
Mrs. Miles Welch was in town
Tuesday.
John Loughridge, of Eton, paid
T.ie New s a pleasant cal’. Mon¬
day.
Jim Stuart, of Atlanta, attend
ed the funeral of his brother’s in¬
fant.
Mrs. Tom Elrod, who has been
very sick, was able to be in town
Monday.
Mrs. Vick Greeson and daugh¬
ter Mrs Pierce were m town one
day this week.
Mines. Alvin Jones and Flani¬
gan, of Chatsworth, were shop¬
ping in town Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Greeson and sister,
Mrs. Robinson, were in town
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Estelle Will banks and
little brother, Ben, will visit
their grandparents this week.
Mr. M. J. Reeder and Miss
Margaret Latimer, of Dalton,
were in Spring Place Sunday.
Misses Lillian Heartsell and
Mattie Bagley, of Oakland, were
shopping in town one dav this
W-*ek.
We regret ti state that Mrs.
Upson Jones is quite sick at her
home on Holly Greek.
Mr. Jess Wright in company
with Miss Marjarie Gox, of Ghats
woth, was in the city Wednes¬
day.
Mr. John Anderson and wife,
of Dalton, visited Mr. and Mrs.
B, H. Willbanks part of this
week.
Miss Theo Townsend has re¬
turned to her home at Oakland,
after a few' weeks stay with her
grandparents, near Dalton.
Willie Halcomb, of Fairmouut,
visited his parents, in Eton, Sat¬
urday. He stopped over in
Spring Place long enough to sub
scribe for The News.
If Clerk of the Superior Court,
Dan Galltnan, don’t have the
small pox lie is liable to have a
bad spell of sickness anyway, for
he is the worst scared man you
ever saw.
Will some one, who believes
in freedom, call a Gospel meet¬
ing somewhere in Murray County,
Ga. We need freedom of the
spirit. I don’t mean denomina¬
tion, 1 mean a free people, whose
Father is God, and are lead by
the Iloly Spirit.
The Infant of Henry Stuart,
which died at Hassler Mill, wms
intered at Spring Place cemetery
Wednesday. Rev. Alvin Jones,
ot Chatsworth, officiated. Quite
a large crowd attended the fun¬
eral. The family have the deep
eBt sympathy of their friends and
The News. ,
Editor Buford Heartsill, of the
Dalton Argus, and his family
were over Sunday on a visit to
his wife,s parents, Col. and Mrs.
L. F. Peeples. While this place
was never Buford’s home, it was
the home of his mother and wife,
and when he is with us we feel
like one of our boys is with us.
By the way. he is giving Dal¬
ton the best newspaper service,
in our opinion, she has ever had.
Fire Sale.
1 have just received a lot of
Overalls, Shirts, Sox and
goods, that are slightly damaged
bv fire, that we will sell cheap,
Come ana get them.
I. N. Stewart, Mg'r,
Chatsworth Ga.
THE MURRAY NEWS
SPRING PLACE, MURRAY COUNTY, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, MAY 28 , 1909.
Mr. W. II. Black, of Eton, was
iure Thursday morning.
HAY for sale By .1. W. Langs
ton, Amzi G i. :> r to «»- 2 s
(morgo Ogle,ree and wife were
in town Wednesday
jevening.
Mrs. E l Ogletree and sister.
Miss Miilie Adams, were in town
one day last week.
Dr. J. W, Glass and family,
of La., are visiting the Doctor’s
mother at this place.
Misses Flora Rouse, Nora An¬
derson, Ethel Cole, Rosa Pentl
ley and Lela Kerr attended the
meeting at Sumach Sunday.
We have just learned of the
death of Mr. K. G. Gladden, of
Sumach, which occurred on the
26th, mst. He was an old citi¬
zen and has many relatives and
friends, in this county, who will
mourn his death. The News ex¬
tends sympathy to the bereaved.
Orinaners high grade fertilizer
for sale by J no. T. Holland. One
car load of all heart shingles at
$4.09 per thousand; do two-horse
Salem wagons at a bargain.
Jno. T. Holland.
CHATSWORTH
((’rowded out last week )
Miss May Howell, of Fairy,
spent a day of last week in the
city.
Miss Alline Gregory, of Ilass
ler Mill, spent the past week
here.
Mrs. Mary E, Brown and sons,
of Eton, were guests in the city
last Saturday.
Several from here attended
children’s exercises in Spring
Place Sunday night.
Misses Bonnie Kate and Nina
Joe Barnett are visiting in Car
tersville and Atlanta.
Ool. Gordon B. Gann, of Oar
tersviile. paid our town a short
visit last week.
Revs. Butts and Smith are
running a series of meetings here
this week.
G. A. Anderson and family, of
of Spring Place, were guests of
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Henley and Misses
Alline and Dee Gregory reore
sented Ghatsworth in Dalton last
Thursday.
Don Ethe-redge and Torn Rior-
FRIDAY!
Friday of last week was the begin¬
ning of a series of special sales which
will be conducted by Eton & Coffey
Co., every Friday.
OUR OPENING DAY
was a decided success and we hope to
make the coming F'riday a day of no
small things. In order to do this we
must have your help.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND
that every article in our store will be
reduced iu price on Friday. Will have
store so arranged as to enable you to
make purchases with as little incon¬
venience as possible.
REMEMBER, Everythin Goes on
Friday, Special Sale-Day at
ETON & COFFEY CO. Dalton, Ga.
don, of Eton, were cahing on rc:
ativ is here Sunday afternoon.
SpHnj- Place and Eton L II
teams intended crossing toils
the 01iatsvu.itit diamond Satur
dft ufu ,| )ut Eton failed :
appear. What’s the matter boy' •
Miss Bertie Roberts, of Oak
Und, visited her sister, Mrs. Tom
Moreland, one day quite recently.
Mazellk.
Mclintire-Martin
On Sunday afternoon, May I ,
Mr. Chess Martin and Miss Maude
McEntire were happily married
at the home of the bride s pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ms-En¬
tire, near Beaverdale.
The ceremony was witnessed
by a few relat ives and friends,
Rev. J. H. Miller, of Oohulte,
officiating.
The bride wore a lovely
of white tafl’etta trimmed in ha
by irish lace.
After the ceremony the bri¬
dal party, consisting of Misses
Bessie and Mossie Martin, Grace
McEntire, May Bradford, Mattie
Lianna, Lelt Henry and Susie
Ricket; Messrs, Grover and Bill
Martin, Robert Henry, French
Hanna, James Bradford and Har¬
ris McEntire, accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Martin to the home of
the groom’s father win re deli¬
cious refreshments were served,
after which smoe delightful mu¬
sic was enjoyed by all; then the
crowd dispersed wishing the
happy couple much joy and suc¬
cess through life.
ALL ROUND HOME
narvr7hrt''lnd family
ed James Moreland and family
Sunday.
Mrs. S. H. Shields and two
daughters, Misses Georgia and
Laura, visited at the home of
Golumbus Oliver Sunday. .
Virgil Moreland and Miss De¬
lia Dill beck attended services at
Center Valley Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Cline and daughter.
Miss Nettie, visited Charlie
Brown and family Saturday night.
Green tieadrick and family at¬
tended preaching at Center Val¬
ley Sunday.
Misses Ermine Chapman and
Lula Stokes visited Misses Clem
and Martha Dill Friday.
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Wmj The House of Kuppeaheimor
Chicago
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A Warm Friendship
histantly springs up between men of ^ood taste and
clothes made by the House of Kuppenheimer. Let us
the friendship in your case and show you all
new m(X | e f S 0 f |J ie SeaSOU.
Kuppenheimer Suits
at $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, 22.50 and $2500 are strictly in a class
by themselves.
Greenbaum’s $7.50, $10.00 anil 112,50 Suits
[9 stand alone as the very best values, style and quality
, considered, These Prices.
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We also have about 250 suits on our bargain counter to
close at A DISCOUNT OF 33 F3 per cent. These
suits are fairly good style, good material and well made,
j i but odd lots. 59 suits, $12 50 values $ 8.50 76 suits,$10
L a T ,r j, 1 00 values, $ 6.69 62 suits $7.50 values, $ 4.98 4H suits,
III ii f ll 5.00 values, $3.75 and some suits at $3.5o, $2.98 and $2.48.
f i Odd Coats at $7.5o, 5.oo, 3.5o down to 48c.
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.'ll I I DUTCHESS PANTS
fll i ft , Greatest line on earth. Third shipment of the season.
« Peg top, half peg top and regular style. Stylishly cut,
easy in any position, ioc a button, $1.00 a rip. New
i j style Worsteds at $3.00 to $6.00 and they are swell.
m ' Also about 300 pairs to close at One Third Off Regu*
11 Jar Price. Siz.es and lots broken.
$6.00 styles .........$4.98 SS 00 styles .........$3.34
II 4.00 styles 2.98 3.00 styles 2.98
2.00 styles 1.34 1.50 styles 98c
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SI.00 Ityles 67c
Positively no goods charged at these special close cut prices.
COME EARLY AND GET FIRST PICK.
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THE STORE OF LITTLE PRICES
DALTON, GEORGIA.
The books of the town of Chats
wortli will be open for the receiv¬
ing of tax returns for the year
1909, of said town of Chatsworth,
until June 1st, 1909. All per¬
sons owning property in said
town are requested to make such
returns to the City Clerk on or
before that date.
T. W. Brooks, C. C. 0.
Every drink of Coca=Ginger in*
vites you to call again. Mann*
faefured by North Georgia BoD
tling Works.
Dalton, Ga.
For Sale:— Fine Jersey cow
with young calf, at a bargain- •
Call on, orwritet Posmaster,
Eton, Ga.
NO. 21 .
NOTICE—-One good as new two
horse hack for sale cheap- See
J. L- Cole.
NOTICE—I will introduce a bill
in the next general assembly of
Georgia to incorporate the towns
of Tennga and Eton.
This 26 day of April 1909,
S. A. Brown, Representative,
Murray county.