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VOLUME XXX.
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1,1&9.
ANNUAL BANQUET OF CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE *
The annual banquet of ; the -Qaines-
JACKSON BUILDING CHAN-
GES HANDS.
Judge A. C. Wheeler arid Messrs. J.
illc Chamber of Commerce wUs held at M. and B. A. Park? have purchased the
Hi cmdc last night and was,largely at- Jackson office building from 'the
tended. The Aqademy ; ree,option rooms, Gainesville Securities Co., composed of
LETTER FROM CORP. GO-
FORTH.
Rupt-enWovern, Prance
ftov. 23, 1918.
My dear John:
I had your letter a few days ago and
NO. 1ft.
THE HINDOO AND THE PELI
CAN.
It' waB at a meeting of what might
be called the Stove-Warmers' League.
.Anyway, it was oh one of the cold
jnights ijot long ago, and they were sit 1
pa.dor and dining hall .were beautifully Messrs. H. H. Dean, W. H. Slack-and >yas so glad to. hear* from, you. Of jtirig- around the stove thick as hies, and
decorated, and v a strikinpg scene was W. A.* Roper, .and took possession of course you have heard of the whr being iwanriing up under the pleasant .influ-
presontod as the guests, gathered .for the same January 1st. The consideration 0 yer. Well)^ well, , 'we', have all been 'ence ’ of their sallies arid raillery, and
festivities,ftfiis bping .the!first banquet n °t made 'public, blit is understood wishingfo? it arid are mighty glad we thq news of thfeday, and so‘on. And
of the organization since the outbreak to.be around $60,000. This is one of the didn 't have to Continue tie gturio. We jfinajly one brother's face became wrea-
of the war. . ‘ b^st office buildirigs in the State, and got into action O. K.‘ and was advancing jthed in smiles as a happy thought
FIRST BAPTISTS SUPPORT
THIRD MISSIONARY.
On Sunday, December 22, Rev. J! M.
Haymorc, pastbr of the First Baptist
‘ office buildings in the State, arid got into action O. K. and was advancing w
President J. P. Carter of the-0hamber yi<*lde fevenne to its Owners. It was the morriirig that the armistice waB jitThck him^dnd he decided to share it Ithree missionaries that life chureh is
ere gging into a new po- wltatheothers, so he said:
of (,’ommeroe presided as toastmaster , erected by Mr. Felix Jackson, who sold signed. We were
uud gracefully filled the ppsitioji, pre- it less than ono year ago to the gentle- sitipn just over the lieuise heights in “Fellows, I heard a good one tpe
sou ting the speakers with appropriate ?nen mba^ioned a^pye, and they now iteMeuse valley. Yoq, have redd about other day about the old Hindoo."
remanks. [dispose of it to the new purchasers,for thp Meuse river, haven't you?, "Well,!. “Let's have it," was,the answering
Splendid music was rendered during. the, d,, oice profit . It is ono of the largest ^ were over on it yesterday, 'just out Chorus,
festivities by a good orchestra, and the r^ilty transactions taking place here in f 0r a littlq hike. We went -into a vil* j And so he tfred away,
occasion was a delightful one in every
respect
The principal -o
was delivered. I
rjof jthe. occasion
1. G. Bhrtlett,-secret
r^ilty transactions taking place here in f or a littlq hike. We went-into a vil-
sometime. lage that was being held by the per-[« A pacu i iar oW man is the Hindoo,
inanp on the morning that firhfc ceas*, ; He does the best he kinfio;
ed. To the loft and right the Ameri- ipho^gj, the wind blows, he wears no
cans held villages. The Meuse valley
I REUNION.
A'fairiily reunion at Christmas time
church, preached on ‘ ‘ God’s Channels ’’
at the morning service, arid during the
sermon asked the membership to sub
scribe for'the support of another mis
sionary in foreign 1 fields. At the close
of -the service a subscription of $90,0.00
was niade, or $200.00 riaore than enough almost a' wilderness at that time, where
to support the'rtissidriairy. Th» niakfes rid steam and electric railroads, poiver-
ivLi'-kih. t.Tflnstniaaifin lU An a.
now supporting in foreign fields, besides
its other missionary efforts. According
to Dr. Haymere, this was a great day
in the history; of the church—a day of
happiness to all.
THE PASSING OF A PAlTRI-
1 ARCH.
In the passing of Mr. Albert Hopq afc
the homo of his son, Mr. A. A. Hope,
on Main streot, Monday liiorning, per
haps the oldest citizen of‘Hall county
‘passed away. Mr. Hope had seen the
development of his state and country
as but few men have. Having been
born March 1 18, 1823; this country was
On
transmission lines, motor vehicles, flyiftjf
machines and various and sundry ‘mod
ern conveniences and inventions aria
today abundant. Instead of sav'agb In
dians, the country is infested witji ll.Ve^ ■
up-to-date, progressive peoplo, who have
i next Sunday ntorhing Dr. Hay- developed the country to the highest
>'s spvmnn wilt bn ‘ 1 Go Portvn>d” state of eivilisrniinii ..nrl MV TTnni.H.’..-
tary of thp.Dublin Ga. Chainberof .was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. : is very low land Arid was hard t6 get
Commerce, who. spoke on how. to bring -B, F. Roberts last Thursday, when the ( across.
clothes,*
For these, he makes his skindo.*"
I Of course his .little quip produced a
aiie of infectious mirth, and when it
id subsided, and everything quited
more's sermon will be "Go Fofwatd
a New Year ‘sermon, arid tho member
ship and public generally are cordially
invited to attend.
OPEN TOGOOA BRANCH,
The Carter Grocery Company will
open-a branch wholesale house at Toe-
PH. ^ ■mi imi r hr , ^ r,7—,tj- s Tto Hip 1 ofll^ had'inachine
the town and cbuniiry^ploser. f<jgether. ; |chiidren andfgrandchUdrenvgatherqd for gjin nests about in strong fortified plac-
Americans
the,
open. AH of that valley was taken;and M . M . ...
Among others, .who: responded to the The. gueste. included;,Mr. and^Irs. M. lost a number of times. From tha a. guy " fellbw Broke in with: , Carter, Jr., R. C. Jones and J8e Carter
toasts, together with their subjects, was C. Roberts and children of Commerce, heights of, the Meuse you can see in “Pshaw, I know one that's got that will shortly move to Toccoa rind take
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mooney and chil- the direction of Metz and Verdun,’fifty* M a - . I charge 0# this brancli house ‘ Hr ’ ,Tones
dron of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. seven destroyed villages. The French This produced a moredively interest,-'has resigned his position with the
flllH (•lllldfAn tvP ‘M’ovCIViIIa ! ltnirn n /inakmvi a# 'Lm»1 VU«a>nlw
own somewhat,,one of those “I know i cOa in u Short time. Messrs. Sandy B.
us follows: ,
Toastmaster—J. F. Carter.
“The Chamber' of Commerce—Its
Aims and Purposes"—A. S. Hardy,.
“Our Y. M. C. A. Building"—H. H.
Doan. -
“Good Roads"—D. T. Quillian.
“Tho Aims of Riverside"—Sandy
Beaver. •
“The High School Building"—T. H.
Bobertson.
“Brenau"—H. J. Pearce*
“The Relation of the City Man to
His Country Cousin"—N. G. Bartlett,
Secretary Dublin Board of Trade.
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stnte of civilization, and Mr. HopoAl/irr
ed to see this Wonderful transformatiott
during tho course of almost t a century
ho was permitted to live.
Mr. Hope was born in Hall county^
whore the greater portion of his Hte
Was spent. Ho, at cliffeYont times, rc-
sided Tin Forsyth, DoKalb and FqUp^
and during the civil war, hu had a con
tract for carrying the ‘mail froril String
Mountain *o Lnwrencovillo. Ho was
Greonway and children of Maysville, 1 have a custom of building “their little a P d when just, the right air of anticl- j Gainesville National Bank to go with
Mr. D. C. Roberts 'of Bluefield, W. Va.
towns separate, that is, one neighbor* prition permeated the group, the last
Will got togother and build ailt* brother gave them this:
village and have their farms all “A funny old bird is 1
nd. I saw quito a number of In- His bill can hold mot
hood'
tie village
around.
ternationul Harvesting Machines over
the pelican;
more than his beli-
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Col. and Mrs. Joseph G. Collins gave,
a^ delightful party on Saturday evening, I. T1 . , .. , __ • * *■
December 28,in celebration of tho sixth he f‘ 1 k “ ow wh y bribed w ir e,was ho He can keep m his beak enough for a
rinriivorsary of their marriage. Covers M en y° la«t year; there is so much week; , " -
w6re laid for eight and the place cards I ontangleinent horo aiS that lt wil tako But 1 ^ how «>® helican."
'1 ■ . . ' -years to got it off the'ground. The
and\ other appointments were excop-,r . , ■ ■ . . 6 • ^
_ . * lim-iiinii wn-n im nhmil flin niAn.imnC that
the company, which has for many years
conducted a laTge and successful whole
a liveryman by trado hoj dottbjtlpsj
never dWsnmed in His qrirly days thrit!' U»
would live-to seo the hor^e aluiost w.hol-
ly .Supplanted by’the gas-jlriyen ; .mitor
MRS. PFEFFER HURT.
Mrs. P. Pfoffer’ was painfully hurt
on last Wednesday morning .when she
was struck by the Belle train a t the
Southern depot, just after sho harf^At
tempted to cross the railroad tracks.
Mrs. Pfeifer, it. is said, was'coming
across the tracks just in front of the
fast moving train, and did not get on
the curb which surrounds the depot
quick enough to avoid it. Mr. prfrlton
McrcHj seeing her danger, ran and tbok-
bold of her, trying to help her ovor tho
curb, and was also hurt, though not
as seriously as Mrs. Pfeifer. It is said
by those witnessing tho accident that
Mr. Merck's quick act probably saved
the life of Mrs. Pfeifer.
Her many friends here will be glad
to learn that Mrs. Pfeifer is now re
covering from the effets of her wounds.
3&2 4 .*£*; ROLl GALL ■ FOB BED
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Haymore, Mr. and I . J . , . ft Pit SI A StTTftftV1*i3St
Mrs T. B. Brownipg, Mrs. C. C. Sun- 1 times a8 n,an y P rongs artd are longer ‘ UlCvISB A BUCOiSBS.
, , . iA ... . . .... Mr. Hope was a merhber of the Bap-
mle grocer, bu,»W « TJ« m ckurc4 , iav , unitod witA Uj ~
three young nen t*ho will hove tho thc . fc -«,k ohVnrh 1„ 1843. WWUhCoU
management of the Toceoa brnneh arc B ft h , Golne8viil ,.
oxponencoil and tamtllng young gentle |h „ (|ona , C(] , ho ^
men, and while Gainesville regrets to • .. .. . ' .>■■■■
':. t * .. Jr* • ln * tN construction as his 'contribution- 1
give them up the best wishes of friends „„ tiI Lt J .
attend them in their new home.
ders and Mrs.. G, H. Prior.
o-
DEATH OF WttSS ILA MILLER. ,
The Christmas Roll Coll'Whek-for the ! 5 .^! 88 ?,a a *® d ^ ^^.3^' thm^cMldivn^HkJlvvWc died"bSe^ht
and until old lige enfeebled him he en-'
joyed the fellowship' of .his brethren-
therein. " *. T
The deceased’s wife preceded, him' to*
OUR‘S CUT-PRICE SALE
The big department sore of W. J. &
E. C.'Palmour begins tomorrow a Jan
uary Cut-Price Sale, which will last for
ten days. This enterprising firm has j everything. No, I have no
put
move
for ”
readers to the double-page ad of prices
Iu one place near tfie village thSy lield _ -- ------- ri - —. Satori. D. C.. Satiirdnv b^riimr after a UHUWLSC uwiurtf Il»*
they had inlnos laid all across the Galley benefit of the Bed Cross was a Splendid * illnfrom iitfinnnsyi ^The W yxftl Rob crt and Milton "Hope and-’
about ten feet, and had them wired so success in Gainesville. Enthusiastic . -a* aV 1 'a Mrs. Jennie Dvor. Two sems,’Messrs.:
they could toudi tliem off from'quite a committees« faithfully to Secure A. Hope of GainesVilie, and w: E.
wiiys back. . . - members, ahd it cun be safely said that H «P® county, and one dai,gh-
There is lots I could tell but will Gainesville people responded alfiibst to ,, ' .. internmnt Mrs. Carrie lolliert of Atlanta,'suiv'
wait until I get home and then will tell a hundred per cent to the call. The ... • , * ’ -’ i vivo him. Numorous gi'and’ch’ildffen are
idea when Work of-the groat war organizations dftU hi er of Mr. ]of \ t0 gr t iovo at hia d ®^«:. ’ ’ ^ *
*• uiiorul services weyq pondyetpd .front,,
home of Mr. A. A. Hope on Main-
ut 10 o'clock yestorday
>ut pricos on its merchandise which will we will start for home, soon, I: hope, did not stop with tho war, nnd, realiz-; * • •• n , , .* Fune
nove it o.ut of the way ...to make room-] I vWH now gi^c-ybtf'U gorforaFi^a of* the'’pdo^le dug Tdfifiifi'Tn'their ’ ***" ° 8, . ***,'’. ' the hoi
’or the big spring stock. Wei refer our our trip across: Wo took a boat at pockets willingly and gave cheerfully uat u ^ oung ^'® Tna “ ® P aa street in xu u uwk rawu»,r muumig
‘Boston Harbor tho night of the 15th.of t-o provide for the comfort of our sol- “ r a A i?,®? 1 . 1 “- 6 ..^ e .'' » A by Rev. ,T. M. Hnvmore, after whmh 1
T . , .1 4. n ■ • ,u„. u nvu devoted Christian, having been a mem- • “• ’ / . , .
July and on the following morning wo dvor boys. ; bcr of the Mrithodist church for a num- b 1 ° 1 d -\ wa " la ' d " ta Test hev:
elsewhere jn this paper.
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pulled out, and went around tho coast
Of Canada and anchored in Halifax;
MR. T O. GILLESPIE DIES.
Mr. T; C. Gillespie died at his homo at stayed there for a couple of days, then
I her of years. She had been in Wash- 8idp Iat0 001 '>Pnmon at Alto Yista.
v cemetery. y;
Greeting:
Till-: NEW YEAR IS TOLL
OF .JOYFUL PROMISE.
OUR WISH IS THAT FOR
ONE. AND ALL.IT. MAY
CONTAIN THREE HUN-
bred and sixty five
Happy, healthy and
prosperous days.
George’s Drug
GRACE CHURCH. Ungton for some months, having accop-
. ,. . . . a ,. A‘ very important message will bo ted a government position as stoiiog-'
Boston, Ga., Thursday after an illnoss '' l 8 ur C( °. r 881 e ‘ ° a , /'' Ln road during morning prayer, in which rapher. Her death in the blooni of
of some length. He was fifty-eight | Y oa 8 ia o convoy. et lav ea< jjj parishioner should be. interested, ybung womanhood is peculiarly sad, and
years- old and the greater portion of ]"# been out tor several days we had A ]arge atfcendan<!e is aHked sympathy goes out to the beroifved ones 1
his life was spent in Hall county. Sev- tt 1,ttl o excitement with the subs. One ^ in their ‘ioss ' '!
eral 1 yeahs ago he movod to Wilkos came up off to our right and the cruisgr . .
l£j atiis: k®:-
ro Boston, no uns a inoniDei oi tne , . ttniiev and Tim? TnrHmi ; Elmer S. Miller, Lula; Clifford, Ray and and the program as announced was car- '
Bnutist chiirch havintr nnifnd with Ynl- water above it. Wo landed at Liver- *»auey anu mez Jordon. ; s » ' » ao
naprist cnurcu, naving uniteu witn ioi , , •. . . . i Fraser Miller of Cleveland; Mrs. Will ried out, proving most interesting. A
low Crcolt church hcnr MiirraVvillo .pool.und from there wc went to a couplo - T . ,,, — T . ., ■» .. .
low oieoK enuren, near murrayvnio, i , , * . . ... n . ,, . .. , , , Lotheridge, Misses Henrietta and Mo- good representation of the Sunday 1 -
when a young man. The bodjP reached ros ^ camps and then took a train Miss Clauduio Bailey visited relatives Alillor — -
i fnr SnnftiWfflmtnn. whern wA "took tVin in .TfickHon cnmifv tiio liit>4»r nurf nt • '
CHATAHOOCHEE S. S. CON-
VENTION.
-The Monday School Convention of th#
Besides her parents she is survived Chattahoochee Association mot with.
hero Saturday night and was taken to fo1 ' Southampton, Where we took tho in .Jackson county, the latter part of Cr () A ‘ rt ’ ta
tho home of’his daughter, Mrs. J. H. oW “Howard," a boat that used to Christmas. i', l >
Elrod, on Green vstreot circle, where t'u- ri *n from Boston to New York.Wo cros- , * * * *,-
neral services wore • conducted Sunday sod tho English Channel Sunday night, Air. Walter Winburu of Birmingham,
afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. J. M. and Monday morning we were in La Ala., spent the holidays with his par- 8e 5Y ic ®: in Franc0 wU , hl , M u . 1Ml n . „ hnroh , nu
Homo Harbor, Franco. Wo then wont entH , Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Winburn^n " l0 I lth8 > arrived home a few days ago w,tb Oukwood church on
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Cleveland, Mrs. Louis schools of the convention was presqpt,
i- . - considering tho cold weather, and the '
——o— occasion was a most profitable ono for
Mr. Willie J. Phillips, who lias soon 0,1 present.
for a number of The next meeting of the convontio*.
and is the guest of his parents, Mr. and **"' ***tli Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. J. Tel Phillips' ‘ M,ircb
Haynioro. Interment took plaeo at A1
ta Vista cemotory..Mr. Gillespie, is sur- from rest, camp to rest cApip, afterwards Main stroot.
vived bv’his wife and the 'following took one ofthofie “side door Pullmans" (
children:. Mrs. J. H: Elrod of this city, riml traveled most all the way across ( Mrs> A ;^ Ashf | d and Uttfo daugll .
Mrs. Cora Maddox, Mrs. Belle Williams France to Bordeaux, where wo wore for k, of At]anta huvo bfletf sp ' ondin sev .
and. W.,P. Gillespie of Moultrie, and C. .two or three months. After our train- - ftl d with * Jier Ul0the M rs . j. a
C. Gillespie of Boston. ling thbro at. Camp Do Saugo, wo On- A]1(m Mr. Ashford spent tho holidays burued **"»**>■ near Gibraltar, some
-o [ trained with full lighting oquipmQnts . boro ol80j , f- " Jr / ; weeks ago, spout the holidays with his
MISS ANNIE TOWERY DIES. f° r 'tho qiiiot. sector of ;the-front, so. wo j * • . ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bandors.
„ „' . „ „ . , ... almost rotrueed our travels baek across ‘ - *
Her Gainesville friends wore grieved ^ . a „ ,,11 T Mr.’ond'Mr^Wilh'Wob^-.tMtjl baby of
'* guests of the. for
it
Maynard San dors, of the U, S.
ey, who was on tho ship, Opliir,
_ Tho following officers wore eleetbdj
T. H. Robertson, president.
•T. It. Lancaster, vice-president.
H. H. Humphries, secretary.
GEORGE tlATO KILLS SELF.
, . Mr. George S. Cato took his own life •
Messrs. H - . H. Estes of Jacksonville, w itii a sitiglo-barrel shogun on Christ-
rs. John A. Wobji, duf- and Geo. P. Estes, Jr., of Charleston, niU8 oyo> tbo killing taking place’ on.
V ■ : j both in tho service of Undo Sain, were the dead man’s lot at his-fiomb iu Tad-
J..M. Towery Of this city, tor some- • ' . .,* . * * * * ' | guests .of. their parents,: Mr. and Mrs. more district. No causois assigried for
tOTOS&had bf.e« with tootU ^\^ a £ . Mr. and Mr,, Claad Towory and.baby , Bm - # Wf; d, !™ B , ,ho «'» tho» B H Mr. Cat..’* tolth
moreaatilo «aWi.ho..rat,, only s«”ie mlr du „ oal , g.„ M d' or o„dro»»od I of Atlanta spoaf ChriMma, with hi, „ h ’”' b '>™ "» !»« S r "ouilstiin^
to Atlanta a few months ago.. She was 18 . , . . mother Mrs T M Towerv The lnttsr Gainesville welcomes tho rotuiu ot and his family had been watching hint
attacked witlv influenza and passed PJ G h . g °«and Mrs. S. W. Darnell, who have. e|osoly for ‘ ho JjL week8 ' He
away aftor only a feyr dajfls’ illness. 0 lg 81 8 " 18 ,ag °'; 1 ^ 0wn ' n ,ako her future home* b ® en at Commerce the past year. Mr. vvas, about sixty years of ago and is
She was a splendid young woriian, and ,ini anding o\er on e u . oc ® ® r » * „ * ; Darnoll becomes a member of the nowly survived by his Wife and several chll-
besides her mother is survived by sevfer- t ' v,ce W aceia^itTly got one up Dhe „ . , incorporated firm of Geo. P. Estes Co., dron llve boyM and two gir i H .. T wo sis
al brothers and sifters. Funeral services f oet a W® wa y s but never d , ono an y j Mr. a nd Mrs: Henry Norris, and little and win gladl y' S erve his friends at this t Whaloy ^ M rs. J. JL
wgre held from-the home of her brother, daa,ag ^ - Atlanta were guests during the p opu ] ar st0 ro in the future. • Froemuu, also survive him. Mr. Cato
Mr. Will H. Towery, in Atlanta, and . f 8«“ 8 CMton can give you some holidays.of his parents, Mr. and Mrs .... wa , H member of Hopewell Baptist
the boijy yyas brought hero and carried mter^ting storms; for he had most four W* H. Norris. , Miss Daisy Cooper, who has been ehurch, and the Masons and Odd Fellow ■"
t oherm4her’shome,until t hehourof l a 7^ «P :n the.most active sectors, • * ! clerk-in. the local bureau of tho U. S. , odg0j(> ^ ■J tevnimt . t ook..
inhhrnnwf. Gf . Vistii ftfitneterv. on wheur I ^ as iuituei back or tho lines Mr. Tull. Jones of Atlanta has re- Employment Service here for sometime, place at Hopewell Chfistmas day Ke>;
than ho was. As.yet, I haven’t sben turned hqmfe after 'a. visit to his,pgr- leaves shortly to accept a.position in L L..Bennett officiating ,at the'obse^
Cliftoh. On thb night of NovemboiViO, mito Mr. and Mrs. S.^G. Jbnes. tho Atlanta office ofi the department at quios , b .
wcv were only flvb minutes' walk from - - * “ .u-splendid increase "in'salary.' Sho is . ’ ' i
mo ftATWFWrTLE eaeh othor ' Ho was just ^cr^ss thoFiv- Mr. ,und Mrs. F. W. Hudgins have re- a splendid young woman and*her friends ' ,* 0
v^r O w f#0,u ,lie - Bot>h »P cat the night, and turned from*a trip of three weeks, hav- are eoriiident that she will make good .CLASS ENTERTAINED.
Mr. and Mm. S. W. Darnoll, formerly Inovcd a j, 0 nex , nioruing, going rtiffei-- i„ s vi,itcd Mr.-ol K.HoJgo, .ta Ja* i» tho Worn.,, '* Divirio.. ' ”
if tin a in f.v. nn i-. for 1nn rmst throe vears j*- ^ ■ _ .... . _ _ v.
int'orriient at- Alta Vista, cemetery, On
Christmas ove^ Rev. E., M. Munroe,*Jr.,
officinting mt the burial services.
-o—* •
of this .city, but for the Pajt'tJ”® 6 ?.® ar8 ; ent directions so wp did- pot see .opfeh sbn, Ga., and tlTc' faridllc?nf ldossl. Emphiymmit hoadquarters in the Atlan- Zmher* ■
of Commerce, .have moved bapk to make ()ther You agn’t, know [my fooUngs i s ,„ael \Vhitfleld
Grtinesyille 'their home. Mr. Darnell, i boy fp j d mo niy.brothor spent ginsi in Atlanta'/
who was connected wRh the firm of t across tho river arid .I missed *
Goo. P. Estes for a hubibor of years, ^ H uoiitg him: But I may got A chance . Mr. and Mrs.' 3
comes back to go into partnership with so , n o timo soon. I .am gettjng iriighty ^ drillglitcrs', Mrs.
of the U. 8. C. H. .Taijner entertained tli«
nfPftmmAWA .have moved back to make *1 x- L n- 'i -f 17" ' T*‘» “““ “T 1 ”' w js.up.oyimm. in tho At.lan- niemliors of his Sunday School .qlass,
of COmn^bgve.mped.^ tomake^ drin't., know my foe mgs Ismael.Whitfield, J. W. and W. M. Hud-;ta office. “The Scrap Pile,” Monday evening aj
tvii. i/iviiiijii, when this bov told lno mv bml.tior mtiatiIt «ti....' i- ■ • » * ; ' * v ~
v an oyster supper at his home on West
Mr. C. B. Stovall, whh was managei- Washintgton street. Thirty-two guost*
N. A. Bradley ahd two ' in-charge of the U. S. Employment ser- wor6 p rcsent including Rov. and Mrs. G.
,, - . ,, „ .. 4, n —0—7 -«.« 6 u™ |0 , 4..4-40. Carl Nelson and Miss vice, Gainesville.office, was a few days w llkos t»,, v ’ lld ir_T T w Ouiliiwn
Geo P 'Fstes e Co am i°nc 0 Mr Dirriell-ls tg bo back home .:uh1 hope it Bessie. Bradley, of CartersviJlc, ',have ago offered the management of tho Sa- A foature ’ oflt j 10 evoniug was the plan*
nntU 1 ™!! H P Dn t the past week with Mrs. Brad- vannah office, but as he had already and vocal 80 , 08 rontlo J hy M rs. Liitk-
wuh theGaines- er . BridgeHi The , ocoasion was a most
Bottling Company, ae ^pieasunt one and all present voted Mr.
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H. Goforth, 302 F. A. Battery “A”. riioving to the building In the Princeton rbcolyed bythe local, bureau,
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Ij. S. Employment service, where she ’ Mr: M. B. Carter left yestorday for a spent Christmas herb with his mother,
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Mr.‘Henry H. Estes of Jacksonville,
Fla., -returned Sunday after a week's
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
P. Estes. ■
Mr.'Adam Geiger, now of Boston,
Mr. E. 1. Paiks made a short busi- conduct her millinery business in short busiries trip, to Macon and At- Mrs. August Geiger, and was
pess trip .to Atlanta yesterday. .. the future on. the ground floor. lanta. cordial greeting by friends.
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