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w. s. MYRICK & COMFY “ 1 he Home of Good Clothes” BifiBHii W e see many good things for this section and we take occasion to thank the public for their liberal pat" ronage during the past year and to wish for all c,)*> i . ; .ffi ;llwY'YTifl ■g'vA !p V! i. mi A\ Mr. Jos. A. Moore visited his parents at Sharon last Saturday and Sunday. | Mr. Grover Bloodworth was in Sharon Xmas visiting his wife's parents. Mrs. Bloodworth has been there several weeks. A Hapov and Prosper- HI ous New Year for 1910. H When you want goods in our line you’ll find us right here with class and quality. Sincerely Yours, Miss Kethleen H \rpor, of Macon, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Howard Ennis, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walker are visit ing Dr. W ,B. Hohr.es at Wadley, Ga. this Wetk. Miss Nan Barksdale and Miss Drew Lawrence visited friends in Marshall- ville during the holidays. Mrs. Roxie Jarrat and daughter, Miss Roberta, are back to live in Milledge- ville after making Atlanta their home for a year. Mr. W. M. Booze spent the week end in Atlanta and Macon. Copyright hr Hart ScbalTnar k ; t,;-'; •, j W. 8. Myrick & Co. The Store of Today “A LITTLE BETTER FOR A LITTLE LESS” Dr. Bernard Cline will assume his position as interne at the state sanita rium tomorrow. Miss Annie B. Brown and Mr. D. J. Temple were united in marriage Mon day at the court house, Ordinary W. H. Stembridge otliciating. Quite a crowd of friends were present and gave them good wishes. Miss Jennie Weller visited Miss Stella Canter in Forsythe the post week. Messrs. Cosby and Wesley King are visiting relatives in Irwinton. Col L. Kenan have moved into his new home no the hill. . I crowd will be on hund and no doubt the Local And PerSOnal I occasion will be thoroughly enjoyed by Carr-Ccck Wedding. Miss Nettie May Carr and Mr. Good- e Beck were happily married at Black >rings church last Sunday, a large owd of friends and relatives attend- g the wedding. Mrs. Beck was un- ersally regarded as one of the most •Mtiful and popu ar y u - g I d e,« of Carr's Station and Mr. Beck is ction foreman on the Georgia road, aey have best wishej from a host of iends. They will make their home in illedgeville. Aodrews-ViocoH. One of the most interesting weddings i occur in that section of the county in ime time was that of Miss Connie L. ndrew* and Mr. Thomas P* Vincent uesday evening last at the home of le bride's uncle, Mr. A. Ive Horne ear Browns. Rev. B. P. Searcy rer- irmed the ceremony in a beautiful lanner and a large crowd of friends id relatives were present to wish the mng couple a long and happy life. The decorations were unusually fire nd the number of presents were large nd exceptionally beautiful. In be- inning their wedded life Mr. end Mrs. incent start with auspicious outlook nd good wishes from a host of friends. those attending. Meaduws-Slepliens. Saturday evening, Xmas day, Mrr. Ruby Bonner Meadows and Mr. W. T. Stephens, of Lincoln, Neb., were united in marriage, Rev. S. P. Wiggins per forming the ceremony. The wedding was a quiet home affair, taking place at the residence of Mrs. Martha Dick ens, mother of the bride. Only a few close friends and relatives of the family were presenL Mrs. Meadows was quite well known here ani Mr. Stephens is prominently connected with one of the leading man ufacturing companies of the West. They will make their home in Lincoln and left Saturday night on the long crip home. They spent the remainder of the holidays with Mr. Stephens' father in Kansas City. Best wishes for a long and happy life were extended them bv their friends. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hendrickson are visiting Mrs. Hendrickson’s brother at Chauncey, Ga. thisVeek. Dance Friday Mg’Jt. The social event of the season will be the New Year's Ball given by the Young Men's Cotillion Club at Red Men's hall tomorrow night. No invitations of for mal character have been sent out as has keen the custom heretofore, but a large Mr. Judson Powell, of Harlem, was i in the city Monday and Tuesday as guest I of Mr. and Mrs. J, H, Black. I Winston Roberts was home from El- berton during the holidays. I Mr. Ernest Ennis was Here from Dub- i lin during the holidays. Miss Nannie Seals, now at Dublin, spent the holidays with home folk. Mr. Arthur Carr spent Christmas at Elberton. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kidd spent most of the Christmas with Mrs. Kidd's fath er at Culverton. Mrs. \V. L. Roberts, of Macon Ga. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. yonRentz. Mr. J. M. Brantley, Jr., of Macon, is back to school at the G. M. C. after spending Xmas with parents. He is brother of Mrs. Goo. von Rentz. Mr. Albert Burnett, of Macon, visited Mr. Geo. vo« Rentz during the hold ays. Mr. A. D. Echols and family, of Sparta, spent Xmas with Capt. and Mrs. Caraker. Mr. Edward Vinson, of Cordele, visit ed home folk here Xmas. Mr. Charles Morris is visiting his par ents here. » • <5r- « n*- -«*» -w!w <n». -r^- mt* «*» <*** _ Vfc. • —* ■ —» ^ ^ • >»«. Ko. - • W - Vfc. V- ■ Mr . AV vi/ A ti/ - ri m SNEWYEARS f GREETING* vb vb w vj / ny From Your Old it Friends. 3! vb fft vb ffV „ . . . % Hi We are offering new bargains ffv »!/ in New Dry Goods for old and ij |j| new Customers. ^ Vi/ ffV Vi/ Vi/ 9\ IGOODMANt Is WOOTTEN i -«a> - Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brantiy, of At lanta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brantley. Mr. Chas. Sewoll, of New York, was in tho citv a fow days last week visiting his grandfather, Capt. Tinsley. Miss Birdie Bazemorc, who is teach ing in the art and manual training de partment of the Gridin High School, is visiting her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. C- T. Bazemore. Mass will be held at tho Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock New Year’s morn ing, followed by tho bendiction of tho Blessed Sacrement. The usual services will bo hold Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. The chrildren of the Sacred Heart parish were all handsomely remembered by tho Sundny school teachers and re ceived splendid gifts. Mr. John Cliue, of Now Orleans, won in tho city during XmaB. •4? 1 Announcement Capt A. B. Coombs, formerly super intendent of the state prison farm and now state inspector, has moved to his fa^m near Jeffersonville. The many friends of the family regret to see them leave the city. Mr. W. S. Scott will move into the Prosser home just vacated by Capt. Coombs. j Mrs. John Connell, of Harlem, visit- ! ed Mrs. J. R. Black during the past j week. | Miss Richard Donovan, of Macon,and Miss Annie Wicker are the charming guests of Mrs. Simuel Evans Jr. SAMUEL EVANS, SON & CO. 60TT0H-BRQKERS MDOTBEHOUSEMEfl Everv Accommodation and Convenience for Our Customers and the Trade. HIGHEST PRICES' PAID FOP COTTON Your Patrciiase Solicited. Mr. Jos. A. Moore has been elected president of the H. Y. P. U. heYe. Mr. John White has accepted a posi tion as book-keeper for E. N. Ennis at Oconee and goes to take his work up to-1 morrow. i Misses Alberta and Ruth Denton spent Tuesday in Macon. 55 1 2 % t 1 ■S Mrs. A. H. Marchant, of Atlanta, is' visiting her sister, Mrs. C. H. Whit-: field. i Mr. J. C. Whitaker, Jr., fromColu.n-' bia spent the holidays at home. Dr. ar.d Mrs, John M. Hutchinso", of Rome, were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Horne the past week. Improvement in your office methods you naturally expect to cost more money, but — JOORE3 modern METHODS: 'tir ACTUALLY SAVE MONEY. Let us show you why. Instruction book free. We have a few copies of "Moore’s Moder.i Methods", a 160 page book iUuAtrating 40 record forms and explaining how they are kept. Call ©r phone for one. THE MILLEDGEVILLE NEWS rUMi M mm4 242 102-104 S. WAYNE ST, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. Y ou can get every thing at Home. Your wants will be sup[ lied fully, r. When it come to office supplies see us about Loose I^eaf Books, Du- plicate Sales Books, Engraved and Printed Stationery Type writers and every thing you need. SET THE MSI B'f UNI IIS E. Miss Roberta Horne left Wednesday for Sandersvilie where she is the guest of Miss Ruth McCarty. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McAuliffe are back after visiting parents at Harlem and Augusta. The Mil ledge vi lie News. '■%» — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cater, of Mr con are visiting their sisters, Mitse Mc.r.u,