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§Local Personalsg
Mr.S. P. Howard was in Folk |
sfon Tuesday. ; ; ‘
Mr.‘]no. A. Allen was here Tues
day on business, *
Mr.and Mrs. A. B. Kesler were |
shopping hare Tucsday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sikes spent ‘
Monday night at the Central Hotel. ’
Miss Katie Gowen left Saturday |
for Bachlott to open the Bachlot!
school Monday, '
Messrs. T. L, Pickren and M. J.!
Paxton went to Jacksonville Tues
day on business,
Mr. Thurman Jacobs was in town
yesterday and ieft on the aftcrnoon\
tranon the J. 8. L. ° ,
Miss Annie Dempster, of Way- ;
crogs, visited ut the home of Dr, J.,
C. Wright last Sunday. 1
Mrs. J. V. Gowen and child, of |
Fendig, arrived here Tuesday :mdi
will probably spend a few days, 1
Mr. A. G. Gowen Jr, of ]irnm’ord;
Fla,, caine np Saturday and spent a ‘}
few days here, returming Tuesday |
evening. l
Mr. <and Mrs. C. M. Wright"
returned yesterday woraing fom ’
Jacksonvilie where they have been
visiting,
Miss Mand Wright Jest Sunday
morning for Sales City Ga. She went
10 accept a position as assistant
teacher under her sister, Miss Pearl,
.S_eg:“the card of Dr. Dallas Wijl
iams in this issue. The Doctor is}
located in the Paxton office, tormer
ly occupied by Dl. Burch, and comes
well reccomended.
Politics are beginming to be dis
cussed a little. There is strong talk
of opposition to several of the pres
ent encumbents, and we expéct
others to develope as the primary
begins to drar nearer. ‘
Miss }\'gnié'Gibs‘on. of Waynes-
Viile, ho has been’ spefiding time
with her sister Mrs, E. W. Seals,
{6 fast Batfikagy ih6iHoon tor wiy
rbss, 1o e ‘reghtt of her iy
friends here. She will spend some
time there before returring home.
Mrs. M. J. Paxton returned last
Tuesday evening after an absence of
about three morths. Mrs, Paxten
left here to visit her father, whose
health is very poor. and was herself
taken sick, spending covnsiderable
time in a sanitarium in Valdosta.
The County Commissioners, at
their meeting Monday, authorized
the opening of a public 10ad to the
Colony across the branch, and or
dered that the route be surveyed
and a report made at theit next
meeting which is the first Monday
in March. We are glad to say that
instead of meeting only every three
months they will meet regularly
hereafter on the first Monday in
each month. Ko
- Our article some time ago on the
needs of a canning factory for Folk
ston attracted considerable attention
buc the matter seems Lo be quiet
just now, which should not be.
Folkston is getting to the place
where she not only needs factories,
but must have them, Some of the
surplus money now practically lying
idle should be put into a canning
factory.” A market would then be
established for vegetables, Our
farmer friends would be encouraged
to raise more produce for sale, A
factory being established of all
home capital would not only keep
money here but would bring money
in from the outside. It would give
employment to people here as well
as others that come in from the out.
side. Every dollar earned and
kept here enriches the section one
bundred per cent. The recent panic
conditions in money mattery clearly
illustrates the necessity of this sec
tion being on an independent foot
ing. Anything raised here and
turned into money and the money
kept here, is a public benefit, and
fiauty of cach citizen in the com
mubity is to bend every effort to
wards establishing industries that
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will furnish employment to all. ‘
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Groraia, CHARLTON COUNY. |
Mrs. Cathryn 8. Myers, vs. Harry Newton
Myers, libel for divorc:, in Charlton Supcrio:r]
Court, April term, 1908,
To the defendant, Harry Newton Myers:-
You are hereby notified that Mrs. Gathryn
S. Myers bas filed the above stated suit for
divorce against you in the Superior Court of
Charlton County, and you are hereby com
manded to be and appear at the next term of
said court to be held in and for
soid county on Tuesday after the first Monday
in Aptil, 1908, then and there to answer said
suit; as in default the sourt will proceed as to
justice shall appertain.
Oitness the Tlonorable T. A. Darker,
Cudge of said Court, this Februaro sth, 1908.
J. W, Vickery,
Clerk Superior Court,
Charlton County, Georgia, :
GEORGIA, CHARLTON COUNTY.
By virtue of an order
of the court of Ordinary of said county, will
be sold at public outery on the first Tuesday
in February 1908 at the Courthouse in said’
county, between the usual hours of sale lhei
following real estate situate in Charlton coun
ty, to-wit: One hundred and sixty-three acres
of lot number 60 in the second district known
as the Jesse Crews place, Terms cash,
This 7th day of January 1908. ;
Moses Crews,
Administrator of Jesse Crews.
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L. CARTER, 1 F. D, MILLS,
President. . OER O s Cashier.
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b or Hickozx, Ga,
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Grorcra, CHARLTON COUNTY,
To whom it may concern:
Eddie Edwards having made application
to me in due form to be appointed permanent
administrator upon the estate of Steve Max
well late, of said county, notice is hereby
given that said application will be fly‘nl at
the regular term of the court of Or(finary for
said county to be held on the first Monday in
March, 1908, Witness my hand and official
siguature. i
This the 3rd day of February, 1908,
STATE OF CEORGIA,
COUNTY Or DUVAL. ~
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE
SENTS that the firm of J ], Green& Com
pany, co-partnership composed of Jessce J.
Green and Wm. M, Toomer, is now dissolved.
All liabilities of the firm except ninety-nine
($99.00) dollars due W. M, Toomer and one
half of whatever amount, if avy, may be due
F. H. Williams, are assumed by Jessee J.
Green and W. M. Toomer in said co-partn‘r
ship.
Witness our hands and seals in duplicate.
This 3rst day of January, 1908,
J. J. Gaeen, (L. S.)
W, M. Toomer, (L. §.)
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