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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG., S,
▼MB MILLBDOBVILLC NKW«
Social an& ^personal
HORNE-BINION
\ jiarrlago of cordial Interest to a
... firclo of friends was that of
»•* 3
,1 Witlatte Blnion icf Benevolence,
(.1 an 1 Mr Lewis Horne which oc.
Wednesday at the home of the
. v ,.„- 3 gi'jter Mrs. Floyd Frederick
i:i Macon.
T're ceremony was performed by
T .1- Morrow; pastor of Sacred
Wfa ’rt church and was witnessed on-
1 >k close relatives and friends
jj,. s Horne v/a-s a popular member
( : u . 1921 graduating class of tbe
(.^rgia Normal and Industrial Col-
ler , had a number of friends In
Millc igeville having visited here
during the paVt summer.
\i:cr a short bridal trip, Mr and
Mr, Horne returned to Milledgevtlle
t,,.. they are at homo to their
friend' ' , ' \
FOR VISITORS
\ .eriea of bright parties have been
u-i.i n during the past tew days txn-
ortug Misses Florence Turner, Clarice
Us- slid Eva Young, the house guests
0 f Miss Eugenia Howard _
The first in the series was given
Thur. day evening by Mrs E C. Kidd
and Jiin; Annie Kidd when they en
tertained at the “V hut
Friday evening Miss Eugenia How
ard gave a theatorir.:m party. Satur
day morning Miss Lilia Myrick enter
tained at rook. Saturday evening
Miss Howard’s guests chared honors
with Mrs Lott Lee's guests, Misses
Helen SI-lighter, Willette, Matthews
and Vivian Little, of Atlanta, when
a number of ycung m,m entertained
at an enjoyable affair at Cox’s pond
Monday afternoon Mids Louise Greene
wa i hostess at a cupper party at Cox’s
pond.
Hot Bessie Bland is visiting friends
a Cochran.
Mrs # A D N Is bet and Ml3s Mary
"l®bet have returned from a visit ot
•cvo.ul weeks to Mrs. H. M. Richards
t Lakeland, Fla
Mrs. L, S. Fowler and Miss Wini
r.d Fov. ler have returned from s
smiths rtny in the mountains of North
Georgia
Mrs George Carpenter loft Tuesday
for a visit to relatives in Pelham
Miss Willette Mathews, and
Helen Slaughter both ot Atlanta
have ret/ ined to their homes after a
Vtc.lt to Mrs L W. Lee
Mrs. J W. Lovelace of Macon, and
Mrs A . K Joknccn, of Jacksonville,
Fla, arc the guysts of Mrs. Frank
i Finney
Mr.
PERSONAL ITEMS
in
Mr I Ian sol Hall end ycung sen
ivo io inned to tlioir home In, Moul-
n : a visit to Dr niid Mr3 T
I Hall.
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and Mrs W, A. Baas, of De-
veraux, spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs E E Bass
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Mr. end Mrs, W E Robinson, Miss
Josephine Robinson and Mr Edward
Rob'nscn will return home this week
from a vl.iit to relatives at Rochelle
and Oc-illa
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Mrs. T. M Hall will be hostess to
tb,3 Hill club this aftem-oon -at her
homo on Montgomery street
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Mrs, Emmett L. Barnas, Sr. enter
tained a \ a reception yesterday after
noon.
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Complimentary her daughter, Mrs.
Emmett Carnes, Ji and ilrs. Lewis
Homo two recent hi ides
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Mr:-. Vv. D Slcmbridge entertained
the bridge ilub Tuesday evening at
her homo on Liberty slr-ret
T°~
Mrs, Roy Baicden, Jr hreturned
from u visit to relatives r.t Lo n Ville
DiSBUHSEfifiEKTS COUNTY
COMMlSiOHER] JAN. I TO JULY i 1321
Fur pit up
JANUARY PAYROLL
* 101.50
. __ 2D.00
: oRJail and feeding pris-
...... 503.74
Sul •
Sal:!
-Hanking Co., interest 2.30
j N .1 Hank, borrowed mo-
— cooo.oo
I'vi i: a nl (I Health 296.50
F Hu It gUtrution of vital
27.50
(hu, 'I Conn Treas. salary 41.66
■Hulg.■ |>, s. Sanford, salary 66.66
c»u»t> I .ysii-ian, salary _ 50.00
-.i-.iy Corns, and clork.-150.00
I Greene ... 125.00
It Coggin 7.00
Mills 30,00
Ho inspector 50.00
U st Hoorn .. 12.50
i office 16.66
::t camp 467.50
yr ceric3 393,14
nil Co.. Gas S.70
iy Goods Co., Clothing 8.00
lleef -27.12
clothing and hay .101.00
Hi Co., groe ries 18.15
lu) and clothing 577.48
• siuitl* v . rk 17.17
oiler, printing 26.50
J. T. Brown two mules-. 32.5.00
R. A. Blockerby, com. 1K,80
Salary .:
si ppon
Kent or
Pay U„i|
J. V. Hi-!
Stamla i-.i
Finm.y i,
IV h, w
W. W Mi
K (1 s:..
K. K Hell
K. C F I;
Vnion I! ,
Gulf H,
fining Co , gas and
208.50
Peoi.i,. i
Millwlg,.
Otto M.
' bread and cake 28.80
c<> , general hdw. ..88.35
'ill. News, Jib Work ..48.00
1 imn Treas. court scrip .10.00
(I H" M Conn Treas gas and oil
89.36
Albert, ferryman salary .25.00
1 11 Cornu, com. on tax 2.80
" 1 \\ ikon com. on tax
A - W. Ti dale
Foot... 11,
C K Or,
ft «. (!,;
E. L, n ;i
l>lpi
1.20
into parts and
....29.70
' Co office supplies -.3.45
<-hais and meat kwf. 6.00
Motcr Co., auto parts 5,50
n(‘ s . groceries and culvert
, - 68.80
I nion Co., telegrams 3.59
'gc. meeh, repairs 72.75
1,1 nit. care courthouse
l,,< ^ 25.00
" g Co., merlcine 23.58
jl nd Kidd, medicine 5,67
‘" r, "’ r Hardware Co. 118.12
illoitg.-viiip Telephone Co., Tele
j, h: ' m runt 14.00
s S|| iith. drayage .1.00
“diary j,
a tills (I;,
I '
Jon.
Culv.
J p
J It
Mills
mi Demonstrator 190.00
r. expense to Atlanta .34.80
$10,696.58
Dlabursmonts of Co.nty J in. t July 1
February Payments
Jurors b ;, 41.u |
Bailiff:-. - 260.7.5 1
Inquests 27.Ot
Support of Jail . , —
paupers 93.0t,
Support Department cf Health.5
Exchange’ Bank Interest.., 02KC
Salary County coming & clerk ..150.00
Salary County conuns Treasurer 41.00
Salary County P’..y—- ~0.0i
Salary County J) dg • —66-6*.
R nt tax an;I school office . . .y.
Support Rert Room. ._ '2. •'
ISnkiry Catipe Inspector. .. --2-5.00
Salary L, D. Coggins..
Foes Registrars vital utatlrt! '-37,7:
ll. E Hardie, Oil.-
William t.ncf Ritchie Clock Dials -2.00
E C. F. .Becker smith work - 170.50
Bell Cro. Co.Gr cerirs & stock
Feed 9 - ,j: ',(
Ennis Pharmacy Medicines,. 1-.07
\V A Pettigrew Hauling sand - • "
E. L. Barnes‘Lime & culvert pip-'.41.50
W, H. Slcmbridge Old. Lunacy
Trials 2 °.° r '
Otto M. Conn Treas. Ins on stock-
ado — • •''
Otto M. Conn Treas. Fgt gas orders
Otto M. Conn Treas. Fgt. gas
order ■ 63.08
Superior Court expenses 2u4.67
Otto M, Conn Treas Co: i t officer:-.
ccript 180.00
Andrew Fleming, Corn 1""4
H. II. Taylor, Ferryman salary..25.00
S. L. Terry Sheriff sewing Grand
Jury subpoenas |3o.0i
Pay Roll at camp 552.80
j. E. Hall Damage to car Injured on
road
Homer Thompson, 1 day* dork .5.00 Kfmm
Offices Superior Court 220.00
E S. Vinson corn and meat 108.80
MllledgjvPle Nows 58.00
J T Burke arrest and t»ard 5
convicts | ...21.80
R. C. Rcbson, lumbar ... 18.48
Day and Robinson, abdit county
books cl 145.00
Oconee River Mills, light and
Power ..124.50
Yancey Bros drive sprockets 123.20
C. H. Mocn, repair Turkey creek
Bridge i.ot)
B. F. Grimes, carpenters work
at camp 38.50
J. L. Black and Co., truck re
pairs _< 21.90
H. R. Jordan, corn and hay 81,82
W. H Ivoy, corn 14.62
C. H Andrews and Son, In
suranco 125.39
L A. Gocdson Fgt. on pipe 15.00
Milledgeville Telephone Co. office
phones .15.00
J. L. Black work on truck and
pump 74.50
muMoamnua. «a.
27.90
Postage .
U.ot 1
W. W. Miller. Clothing 32.00
Gulf Refining Co, Gas. & Oil ..152.10
E. E. Bell, Shoes & Clothing ...547,93
W O. O'Oquinn Auto hire Cutting tree
28.75
etc, --
Salary Janitor -45.oo
Finney Dry Goods Co. clcthing .16.00
J. T. Brown Bal. on mules 25.00
J. C. Cooper, clerk script 55.50
J. II. Ennis, Beef 2500
Culver and Kidd medicines 8 89
Union Recorder printing notices 55.2.’
Peoples Hdw Co Hardware for Flat
*19517.97
MARCH PAYMENTS
For Paupers ..*128.00
For Jurors 42 00
Support of Jail ... 18.70
Inquosts , __ 13.00
Salary Co. C'omms. and Clerk 150.00
Salary Co Treas. 41 66
Salary Co. Judge 66.66
Salary Co. Physician ... .. 50.00
Salary Co. Cattle Inspector „ 25,00
Salary Janitor 45.00
Salary Ferryman ... 25.00
Salary Chaplin 12.00
Support Rest Room ... 12.50
Rent Tax and School offices .26.66
Pay roll at camp 690 00
Registration Vital Statistics ...27.25
J. F. Bell Meal and meat 4.00
Exchange Bank Interest 315.23
Finney Dry Goods Co, 16.00
Oliver Cook cutting raft from
Bridge .1,. 2.00
L. A. Goodson, auto tag 11.33
L. D Smith, groceries 383.07
B. G. Glass Co, auto parts 60.12
E. E. Bell, shoes and clothing .202,60
E. C. F. Becker, smith work H. 10
II A Taylor, Merchanlcal work .34.50
Fanns Garage Work on motors 36 23
Halls Pharmacy, medicines 18.50
Fielder and Allen, office -upplies 15.61
Hatcher Hdw. Co., Hardware ..91.46
Fowler-Flemister Coal Co Builders
Supplies .. 24.01
Svpport Health Department _.300.'71
W H. Stembridgo Ord. ... 25.00
Otto M Conn Treas.Court Office
script. ... ...105.00
Otto M. Conn Treas. Court orders
14.51
Otto M. Con Treas. Gas and Fgt
orders 1 .. 357.13
C. H, Cooper and son Gas 1.52
J. H. Ennis beef . 22.60
Clifton Adams wiring .9..54
Dr. L. W, Lee profession;'1 ser
vices -2.50
R. H. Wootten Office supplies .15.55
Pdstai Telegraph Co. Telegrams..80
Oconee River Mills lights and
Power 20,35
Milkdgoville Tel. Co, office
I'.koucs 20.35
Power 47..02
F. E. Watson, beef 21.50
Marshall and Bruce, office sup
plies 92
K R Hines telegrams ._ 2.20
Hail and Day Agts., Insurance court
lion. Stockade and Jail 60 70
J. P. Hogan, washers ... '. 1.00
Tom Robinson, Lumber 177.52 =
Union Recorder, Printing 11.00:gj
People Iidwr. Co., general
hardware r : 17,60jH
T. C. Hi.r phrles, putting in bridge 3.00
Offices Supr C-curt, costs ... 160.00
J C. Cor per fees 35.30
Mlkadgevillo Baggy and Fur. Co.
Harness 52.40
F. W Hendrickson cabbage
plai ts 1 9.00
W. J. Davis hauling stone 179.15
M. E. Vinson Hauling stone _:33.69
W. O O Oquinn (hauling st-cne .32.81
stone - 23.69
W L. Bass lie/ ling ntono 17.72
W. J. Ivey hauling stone 34 73
1. L Black, repair of truck 18.75
Geo Ross expense gives to Train
ing Stf'col 35.00
.1 W. Units, hauling stone 161.14
G T Harrington peas 9.70
.! L Taylor, peas and potatoes .20.60
Mark Riley, hay 1 45.60
Stevens Bros., sewer pipe 336 14
11.40
*24,372.49
APRIL PAYMENT
For paup.rs 216.13
For Jurors ^ 66.00
J^or Inquest -.J 10.00
For Support of Jail 230.65
Salary Regular Co. cfflcers Com.
Clerk Phy Treas Judge .....308.32
Rent tax and school offices 26.66
Support Rfst Room 12.50
Salary Cattle Inspector 25.00
Salary Ferryman 25.00
iTosser com, U3.40Over time for convicts 12- 00
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Opportunity Awaits you in this
Great Reduction
Furniture Sale
We believe that Furniture Prices . have
hit the Rock Bottom, and we have cut our
Prices BELOW the ROCK!
Already many manufacturers are giving
notice of advances in their lines. We have
recently gone entirely through our stock,
and have marked every article of Furniture,
including both the old and the new stock,
in Plain Figures at the NEW LOWEST
LEVEL, and the Value and the Prices speak
for themselves.
To those who contemplate the furnish-
ing of a home or room or tl
he purchase of
an edd
piece of Furniture,
Rugs or House
Furnishings, we offer values and
I prices
that have not. been had since 1914.
Our stock includes the very best line of merchandise that can be
had, the famous Simmons Metal Beds, Springs and Mattresses, ‘Built
for Sleep”; the Standard Oil Perfec’ion Oil Stoves and Parts, the
well known Brumby and Milne line of Chairs and Rockers, Dining
Room, Bed Room, Living Room and Kitchen Furniture made and sold
by the very best Manufacturers of the Country.
We are pleased to make satisfactory terms of payments to desirable
customers, ar >d in addition to our extremely low prices we offer an
•cWomers, and in addition to our extremely low prices we offer an
additional discount for cash of 10 Per cent. We have capable and
courteous salesmen in charge to serve the public, and we invite you
to visit our store and inspect the values and the prices we are offering
at 'his time.
The Baldwin
Furniture Company
J. W. Hutchinson, Pres. J.C. Ingram, Sec&Treas.
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