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SIDE WALK GLEANINGS MRS - sarah killen feagin.
“ ™~“" I Last Thursday Mrs. Sallie Killen
Local News of Town and County Feagin died in Hawkinsville at the
-home of hep daughter, Mrs. Wm. J.
Miss Hazel Holt is the guest of j The body was brought to Perry, her
Mrs. G. H. Hose. j former home, and she was buried at
—Mrs. J. P. Bonner of near Una- Evergreen Cemetary, the pastor of
dilla visited home-folks in Perry last, the Hawkinsville Baptist Church of-
week. ficiating.
She was in her 78th year and was
—Miss Catherine Norwood i3 visit- born at the home 'of her father, Mr.
ing Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Houser in John Killen, a mile west of Perry.
Scott, Ga. In 1862 she was married to Mr.
mi Thcmas Feagin, of near Wellston, and
V Tl h \ S ,? 7 P . £ I Of that union thorn was ono daughter
be held at Houston Factory on Friday only Mr . Pcagiri dkd lc8S tHan
May doth. two years after the marriage.
—Mr. Peyton Skellie has returned Mrs. Feagin was the last of a
home after a visit of several days househdld of twenty brothers and
irith relatives in Dublin. n sisters, though there were children
born to each of them.
—Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cheves of j n p err y B he leaves four nieces,
Montezuma spent last Sunday with Mra> Wt jj, Norwood, Mrs. W. B.
relatives in Perry. Sims, Mrs. W. A. Strother and Miss.
‘ —Misses Cosby Aultman and Fan- Ethel Killen - and there are a number
nie Kate Bateman of Byron were the of » rand nephews and nieces,
guests of Mrs. C. It. Hardison last From girlhood she was a consist-
wee k ant member of the Baptist Church,
and her friends were all who knew
—Mrs. J. Mav<j iis and little Misses
Betty and Virginia Feagin of Macon
spent last week-end with Mrs. J. A.
Feagin and Miss Lee Dunklin.
—Master Hugh Lawsoon Jr. is the
the fourth child and second son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lawson, born
June 16th. A hearty welcome is ex
tended the new arrival.
—Misses Martha Riley, Jennie Lee
Duncan, Elizobe'jh Brunson, Carlos
Heard and Tussle .Bennett were the
attractive guests of Miss Jean Beall
at Lukeside last weok-end.
—Following the Centeriary service
at the Perry Methodist Church last
Sun-Sy pledges were secured for
$0,800, to be paid within five years.
The total quoaa for charge embrac
ing the Andrew Chapel, Asbury,
Providence and Perry Vhurches a-
mounts to $10,000.
— Oscar Boone, recently discharg
ed from the famous 161st Machine
Gun Batallion, Rainbow Division, is
with home-folks near Perry. He is
renewing old acquaintances in Perry
and has some very thrilling incidents
to relate from his experience in the
world war.
—The Rev. G. H. Marsh will con
duct services in the Powersville Con
gregational Church Sunday, May 26th
ian the morning at 11 and jn the
evening at 8. Subject of morning ser-
'mon,- “The World's Greatest Debt,
and the Only Way by which it can
be paid.” An invitation is extends 1
the public tj attend these Bervices.x.
—A few hours after going to press
the marriage of Mr. Lee M. Paul Jr.
of Perry, to Miss Mary Haolden of
Athens was solumnized at the home
of the bride’s parents. Among those
who attended from Perry were, Mr.
and L. M. Paul and Miss Roselyn
Paul, parents of the groom and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. C. Nunn.
—Miss Louise Miller, the Home
Demonstration Agent for kouston
County was in Valdosta last week at
tending the meeting of all the agents
in her district. The purpose of this
meeting was to give reports of the
work accomplished in the county since
the beginning of the year, and to
From Head to Foot we clothe men and boys-Our
repertation is made and we live up to it, every day a
guarantee with every Purchase - You’ll find everytein^
here for men and boys,. spring suit, hats, furnishings
etc. A look at our merchandise will convince you
Friends make us head quarters when^ you’re in town.
You’re always welcome at the men and boys store
hethei you buy or not. Gome to see us.
MASON
Headquarters for
the best fancy and
family groceries,
fruits, Etc. everything
xznniGutt
Come and get the best
that money can buy at
reasonable prices.
We have a fresh lot of
gardon seed Irish potato
es, try them, Early Rose,
Bless and Irish Cobler.
Everything for Men and
817-819 Third St
MACQN, GA
MOORE - SCARBROUGH,
Use liquit meat Smoak
because of it preserving
power, save your meat by
A wedding of much interest to
friends in the city was that of Miss
Maude Moore and Mr. Hershel V.
Scarborough which took place on
Wednesday afternoon at 6 o'clock at
Lynmove, the suburban home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Moore. Only a few friends and rela
tives were present. The ceremony was
performed by Elder Will Green.
The bride’s home was beautifully
decorated with an abundance of pink
and white roses, sweet peas and pot
ted plants.
Just* before the bride entered Miss
Olga Avera sang “I Love You Truly”.
During the ceremony Miss Grace
Kemper softly played “Traumerai.”
The bride was beautifully dressed
in a dark blue coat suit of tricotine,
with hot and ^accessories of henna.
She carried a shower bouquet of
bride's roses and lillies of the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Scarborough left for a
short visit with relatives in Atlanta.
0:i thair return to Macon they will
be at home with the brides parents.
Macon Telegraph.
MENS DRESS and NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS.
This week we invite you to
over o
HARDWARE
Our line wee never more
complete.
come to see us we can
fill you orders.
call in and look over our Spring
opening of mens and young
mens dress mid negligee shirts.
We have them with and
without Soft Collars and Cuffs,
Have them in Crepes, Reps
and Poplins, just the shirt that
will fit you, and cause you to
have a feeling of satisfaction
without your coat this summer
Automobile and Bicycle
accessories, tires and
tubes*
THE BEN HILL PICNIC,
GAS-and OIL.
Fresh shipment of Dry
Seal and Flashlight Bat
teries, highest test,
Cotton Seed Hulls
And Meal.
Georgia
claw, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. stitute a picnic dinner, everybody
B. C. Holtzclaw of Perry, will be seemed to enjoy to the fullest extent,
glad to jearn that he has recently Prof. Mosely of Byron, and Mr.
successfully passed the examination R. H. Howard, each made short talks
for entrance in the U. S. Naval Acad- in the afternoon,
jemy at Anapolis.. He was appointed Ope great pleasure to those who
as the applicant from Houston Con- go in bathing, was knocked out on ac-
gressman W. W. Larsen of this Dis- count of an empty bathing pool,
trict. He is one of the two successful Wo had a most beautiful day for
appointees out of twelve competitors the picnic, and so the sun still shin-
for the place. Congratulates are in ing the trucks brought back a well
pleased crowd of those who would
undoubtedly enjoyed another such a
day of outing.
Ralph Turner.
Fresh shipment of Bread
and Stones Cakes at all
Times.
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PEOPLE’S i MARKET
PHONE 63
WHITE &CO.
Sausage, Bui
Season. Your
CITY COURT.
Beef, Pork,
OYSTERS ir
Appreciated.
' COME TO SEE 'US,
W. B. WHITE & CO
PERRY GA.
Houston City Court which conven
ed Monday morning has proven to be
an unusually busy and prolonged ses-
With new Concrete Bridge
The rirst case on the docket, that and new machinery in first class
of Mrs. R. C. Jones against the Cen- condition we are now ready to
iral of Georgia Railroad, asking $10, grind your wheat and corn, send
000 damage for the injury and re- us your grain and we will give
suiting death of her husband, was you satisjTction.
•tiU in the course of trial Wednesday. J. H. Davis and Son
Other important cases, includin .. .Grain Cradles at Geo. C. Nunn’i.
tnree; other damage suits, are set for —
trial* and it now seems likely that Howard & Foster Shoes for men,
the Court will not adjurn before Fri- Kri PP° ndorf Pittman Shoes for wo-
men, and the best line of nature lasts
Respt.
MASON
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