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' THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN". XnVKMIJKR D>. 1 r > WELL DRESSED MEN W&Z; ; ".A Rarely do you ineet a man who doc* not desire to J»' well dressed. The man who Ig cave(u) In the (election of what he wears Is, In nearly every In stance, the careful man In other mat ters—the man who doc* things. What of the man without any care as to hi* personal appearance? The art of prop er dressing is In knowing how to se cure that which gives the wearer an appearance of neatness and attraction, be It of the poorest or of the best. If you wear att "KSSIQ" SUIT or OVERCOAT, you are properly dressed; you do not, call In today or tomorrow ant! let us show you the Individuality of our clothing. ewyoRK ft,y wt Suits and Overcoats $15.00, $18.50 and $20.00. Worth More. [f you do not call In today or tomorrow Higher priced ones, too, if you want 26 WHITEHALL STREET ESS1G BROS., •CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN." ATLANTA MARKETS. fruits and produce. t'UGK—Toadied. active, 26c. live POUbTBY-Ileas, active, 8744c wt; cblckee*. plentiful. 15I/2744c uscSj dories. I’cklo. *e each! puddle. 2SC30c rJr l,; cvete. full fathered, 65c each; tuP« ‘IjItllSSKR^I’tlULTRV-Gcete. undrawn, turkeys, und mis. undrawi , undrawn, 1 -> nouiltl: tries, active, 14c pound. 1‘rfqUlCE—Lsrd, 10c ih.; Iiatus active. 14c II... shoulders active, 10c lli.: side* active, 10c iHiund: butter active, h>«2244c nouncl; hivsirai. active, 25c iiouad; honey. bright, setive, sc pound: honey In 1-pound blocks. ., I2c pound: cheatunts active, 24.00 I; — ''(iA.MtJ—Gs»0« scllvs, 15c each; doves, ac- tire 5c each: ducks, msllard, active, 45c; ,-scli! ducka mlsed, active, • 20©20c etch; wild turkey*. active 16c pound; rahhlta. ae tire. 1214c each; squirrels, nctlve. 10c each: opossum. dressed, active, 1344c pound; opos sum. live, uetlre, Sc pouud. FRl'ITB-Union*, fnucy Slessena, 25.00(2 f.Vi. Bananas. per hunch, cull*, active, tl.jPtJ1.25; straights, 21.5043100. Pineapples, Florida Stis'k. per crate, 21606100. Oranges, Gorilla stock, owing to also and condition dI& MiSf^ncy,* 3.M. New York stato apples, winter varie ties. choice per barrel, 25.008160: fancy. ti;5»4.00. Grapes, New York state, In 6-In. haskets. I'ooeurd*. 2062244c; Niagaras, 22448 fjc: Cstnwbas. 2082J44C. Cranberries fancy .lark Cape Coda, per barrel. 210.00811.00: jerseys. 29.00010.00. Orape fruit, Florida stuck, wring to also and color, per box, 2160 Limn, jfjorlda stock, per hundred, or. Nuts, fancy mixed, In boxes, per limin'!. 12>4@14c. The aew-crop nuts In bulk nut vot In the market for this season. Will ipiutr later. Cocosnuts, Heavy rattans, per sack of 1U0, active at 24.0084.W. Pennntt In sacks averaging 100 nuunda each, owing to grade, per pouud, 44486c. Limes, 40c per po. VFGKTABI.KS—Beets, i a. tltc. 22.60 crate; cabbage, at: IV nmind; cabbage, oarrcls, -,'C pinitt active. 21.10 et '•m. *160 emte: tomatoes, fancy, active, " r ue; tomatoes, choice, active, (20121 crats; Iieana, round green. 2160 crate; unluns. dry, active, 15c boshet; Irtah peta* tics, ictlvo No. 1, 80c bnahe!: celery, fan- cv. dr. I. 22.008100 crate; peppera nctlvo 21.72 ■ rale: »kre, alx baskets, small, 2125 crate; ngimmM active, 5810c pound; lettuce, SOCIETY INFORMAL DINNER. Mr. Wickllffe Goldsmith entertained eight friends at an informal dinner Thursday evening at his home on Peachtree street. TO MISS PENN. Miss Annie Kitten entertained eight friends at bridge Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Anita Penn, of Reids- ville, X. C., the guest of Miss M. A. Phelan. STATISTICS. DEATH8. t.nrl Unymoiitl Siwnil, iirwI 7 years, died ut ss Houih Jackson street. Mrs. r. Reese. Aigul 7‘J years, died of old failure. Mrs. Kexlnli, aged 76 years, died of nnoti- uionla nt Decatur, On. buildincTpermits. 12,000—Qeorgo C. Fife, to Itulhl one-story frnuio dwelling at 12-1 Milled?* uveime. $25o—KIIxn Mills, to repair Are dnmage at o3 Crumley street. $300—Mrs. Odessa Holbrooks, to build one- story frame dwelling at 143 Currier street. $9,000—FI txl * story frame Pluut street. $200—W. 8. Oulu, to build frame barn at rear of 4i Columbia nveuue. $15—S. M. Inman, to erect Are escape ml »••*-*—" **—*- New Term!nui'hotel*. $400—8. M. Inman, to erect lire escapes L 54ft. ami Mitchell str- * - ner Mitchell nud Monition streets). $0,500—8. M. Inman, to change front ofj ------ — 1211114211, III * 22,1 llfai* 11 (fill 111 three-story brick building nt corner Mitch- II and Forsyth streets. $150—John W. Grant, to make opening In of 8 South Broad street. orsyth streets. . _ _ liu W. brick wall nt reu. .. $1.500—R. M. Masscll, to build one-story FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVI8ION8. Mont-Hlghest patent. $6.50; best pat ent $4.so; standard patent. $4.25; half ent. C HQ; spring wheat patent, 96. I 'III! V I -|«..L,a v.m! sell tVL■ ■ Vn pat- So. 2 white, GATH^Choice white cllppotV 50e; So. d, 47c; Texas rus shorts, white, $110; medium* $1.40; brown, *'•&»: pure brail. $1.25; mixed brand, $1.15. MA\-Tliuotby. choice large bales. $1.20; -holcc small bales. $1.20: do.. Sr. 1 mixed. $1.10; do.. No. 2 clover mixed. 'hole* lu.li.r-- n.is. Ceorgia. Llji" price* are f. o, b. Atlstiti ItOVIhlONB—Supreme hams. 15c, . California hnras, $9.00. Dr; ^Ct-n ril* p; bellies, JJ0.5 imiiuds. 10; fat .'-ii.ks s: plates 8; 8npreme lard, 10.50; Drift compound 8.10, GROCERIES. - H M>AU-Htaodard granulated, $5.10. New ctt-lS?. 1 "" 1 - Uic; I'Inntntlon. 2c. CUII EE—Itou.tuil ArbiK-kt.'s. 21120; bulk or barrels, 13c: green, lOOlZe. k•• me Carolina, according to the ^iUHKSF^-Fancy foil cream dairy, l5V4c; »S8H. 10.00 Ihm^SutcI; bream. 6©7u ’ ‘ • swapper 10c per pound; trout 8c per l ,er pound: Fswpeno. juft’ l K)Und : msckerol. 12\*c pound: mixed I*©*' pound! fresb water trout. ItlOc STOCKS AND BONDS. ,05; Teunessee, 90c. Bar- Atlanta. frame dwellings nt 10-14 Meldrim street. propertyTransfers. h $550— Mrs. 8lisle R. Greene to John IR Malone, lot on south side of North avenue. West Jackson street. Warranty deed. $1.300—Fmlly J. Me Allan to B. Bur- pltt. lot on east side of I»ng‘ south of the corner of Longlc Him avenues. Warranty deed. _ $2,800—Mrs. 8srah A. Word to tfltltam Mauldin, lot on southwest side of l.ueklo street, uortbwest of Rartow street, at 110 buckle street. Warranty «leed. $1.800—A. Maddlson. to Miss Bell Sum mers, lot oh west side of Fortune street, south of the southwest corner of Fortune and Hkelton streets. Bond for title. $7,000—1. C. Clark to Atlanta Brewing and let* Company, lot j»i northwest corner of iteDouough road 'and South Boulevard. Warranty deed. iT"r«i:i rsllroad. Us. ltlO.. . . . J05 '<*. 1909 102 0s, 1910.. 107g ' 4*3*. 122’J : UU L. "bniiln uiiil 44V«t Holm Ilti BIRMINGHAM, ALA. The iii.rrlogp of Mis, (lurtraric- Whmloek null Mr. Jnrkson P, llnlsti-ml will tnkf pjsvo nt III, honir of ttu- hrldo nt 7 oYUx-k on YVcduosdny. Novcinbor 7. Ml** Mnlwl 4Yhtu*lork will bo umbl of honor nud Itr. J. I". Montgoraory will Im lio«t mnn. After n wedding Journey to the southern count Mr. Ilnlstend nud hln bride will be nt bume with Mrs. \V. II. Htewnrt, 8t. t'tlnrle. street. Mr. hud Mrs. C. It. Flynn nuneunre the engagement of their daughter, Annie, to Ur. Enrle Drennen. the wedding to take place In Slentgomery Ueeomber 12. The innrrlngc of Yllsn Hertlm Wellman und Mr. Ilnrty Slmpaon will take plnen nl the heme ef the brhle nt 7:30 o'clock toroer. I Wiulnclny. Novemlter 71. Mr. nud Mrs. Kidney J. Ilnrt will be the host and hostess nt the reception to follow the cere mony. Mr. nnd Mr*. James A. Wooili are nt homo for the winter nt the Hlllmnn. after mi extenileit trip to New Y'ork nnd Wash- lllgtnk. Mrs, T. II. Aldrich. Jr., nml her nan, T. II. Aldrich III. have returned from New York. Mis, Margaret McCormack Is the gue*t of Mrs. Chiles C. Ferrell nt the University of Mississippi. Miss Bessie Jcmlsou Is In Nashville, the guest of Colonel nnd Mrs. Hhuok. Khe In one ef the ntteuilantn ut the Wnmer-Ism wedding. . Mtss Evn Comer tins returned frum an extensive trip to Nantucket nnd Tnnmto, Cnn.- Mr. nml Mrs. K. L. Cheek entertained their young friends with n Halloween party Wednesday evening. An orchestra fur- nlslnsl innsle during the evening freshments were served. The Bid Euchre Club wss entertained Thursday morning by Yllss Willie May Bates. HOLLEMAN-MARTIN. One of the very prettiest wedding* ever solemnised In Toccoa was that which occurred on Wednesday, No vember 24, at G o’clock, when Miss Jessie Iota Martin, of Toccoa, and Mr. Irving H. Hollemnn, of Alabama, were married at tlio beautiful home of -the bride'* mother, Mrs. John Martin. It was an event of Boctal Interest to a large circle of friends. The apoclous and lovely house was very tastefully decorated with luxur ious palm*, ferns anil fragrant cut flower*. It was a tableau wedding. 4Vhen the folding doors between the parlor and living room were thrown open the bride and groom were revealed standing before an improvised altar of stately palms nnd fern*, surrounded by their attendants. Dr. L A. Simpson, pastor of the PrCsbytorlan church, read the marriage ceremony, while Mrs. J, R. McLaughen played softly “Hearts and Flowers." The flower girls were little Misses Marjorie Dance and Irene Hollis, of Atlanta, pretty little maids In dainty white dresses, with white rib bons In their lialr, and carrying arm fuls of chrysanthemum*. The maid of honor. Miss Louise Sim mons, was becomingly gowned In v.-hllo and her bouquet was of handsome pink carnations. Mr. John Bryant was beat mnn. Tho bride's gown was an elegant one of soft white rndlum silk nud her veil was adjusted with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of bride's roses tied with streamers of tulle. When the bride threw her bouquet among tho charming bevy of girls It was caught by Miss Annie Lee Kennedy. v In cutting- *hd bride's cake the ring wa* cut by Alias Irene Jfollls. the dime by Air. Willard Owen, the thimble by .Miss Ellxn Bright Tho presents were numerous nnd beautiful, comprising handsome cut glass, lovely hand-painted china, costly silver, line nnpery. etc., etc. The guests were entertained after the ceremony at a brilliant reception and a delicious bufTet supper was served, fol lowed by nn Ice course. Mrs. Hnlleman Is the only daughter of Airs. John Martin. An Aflss Jessie Martin she ha* bean a pretty and pop ular belle, who ha* by her aweet dis position and womanly grace* endeared herself to a large circle of admiring friends. She will be greatly missed 16 the social world, and in the Presbyte rian church of which she was a mem ber. Air. Holloman comes of a prominent Alabama family and Is ti line business man of many sterling qualities. Tho. bride'* traveling gown wa* a handsome coat suit of chirk blue, with blue hat to match. Amidst a shower of rice,' old shoe*, congratulations und good wishes, the happy couple left on th* 7:1* train for Lafayette, Ga„ which they will make their future home. - Personal Mention Alls* Annie Flynn nml Alls* O'Brien aro In New Y'ork city. Airs. AIcAllen AInrsh Is rapidly re covering from her recent Illness, and although she Is still at St. Josephs In firmary, she Is able to sec her friends. Air*. Leo Douglas is still In New York city. Air. nnd Mrs.. Owen Phelan are spending u few clays at 4Vayero*a, where they (went to attend the Phe- lan-Turbcvllle wedding Thursday evening. Alisa Lottie Peck Wylie has relumed from a visit to relatives at Alontgoin- ety Mr. nnd Mr*. J. H. Gray’s wedding anniversary, which they will celebrate Friday evening nt their homo on How ard street, will be a very charming oc casion. Air*. Thornton Marys ha* returned from a visit to Richmond. Air. Jnnies B. Townsend, of New York, Is In the city. Miss May Pagett will leave flatui:- day morning for Anderson, S. C„ to attend the Hulllvan-Timmerman wed ding. ■ Air. John Welsh, of Atlians, Ih the guest of Air. and Mrs. Alltchell Horner. Alls* Ruth Alarcus ts the gliest of Mrs. Isaao Cohen at Augusta. Mrs. E. T. Hill has returned to her homo at YVashlngton, Ga., after visit ing Airs. Lad J. Hill. Mrs. J. A. Tarry, of Washington, Go., is spending several clay* In the city. Air. and Mrs. George Hall Allen leave returned from a short visit to Blrm Ingham. Alls* Elsie Lipscomb's visitors, whoso presence has been anticipated with so much pleusure, aro here. Miss Martha Whitman arrived YVednesday night from Chuttnnoogn. where aho was Itlng. and Alls* Carson reached here on an early train thl* morning.—Nashville American. Miss Mabclle Blgby leaves Sundsy for Balnbrldgo to be an attendant at the wedding of Air. Erie Meldrim Don- alson and Allis Linda Gordon, which takes place on the afternoon of the 21st. Mr*. Walter Thompson and her two children, of Philadelphia. passed through th* city Tuesday en route to Balnbrldge, wh«re Airs. Thompson will be the matron of honor at the mur- rlago of her slater, MIsa Linda Gordon, to Air. Erie M. Donalson. ALLENDALE. S. C. A ''sing supper. ' given by Mr. Lout A. Ben non. com pi I mem ary to Mr, WH llam It. Darlington, Jr., on Wednesday cccnlng was unquestionably one of the most brilliant social events In the his tory of ihd town. At 2:20 o'clock th guests arrived at the home of Dr. II P. Searson und ut 10 o'rlock the sup per was In pi-ogress. After partaking of a cause enjoyable fee.-c prepared un der the dlreetion of Airs. Searson a delightful punch was served sad AsrJ I-ouls A. Searson fls host of the occa sion and toastn.aster undo a brief talk. Air. Searson then introduced Dr. Hugh Tlson as speaker of the occasion, who followed with a bright and eloquent speech. Appropriate remarks were made by Colonel W. R. Darlington. Dr n. P. Searaon, Mr. J. Norman Walker, Mr. W. A. Searson and others. At 12:30 o'clock the- guests adjourned to the Glldai* Hotel, where. In the room* of Colonel Wat Mauldin, the most popular young man In the state, n Flanker wound up Mr. 8c,neon's program for the evening. As Colonel Atnuldln. with the entire company, sang "Watts Me Around Again. Willie," It suddenly oc curred to the party that It was about time to retire. Those present were: Mr. YV. R. Darlington. Jr., guest of honor: Colonel II’. R. Dnrllngton. Dr. R. P,' h'ennion. Colonel W. P. Mauldin, Dr. Hugh R. Tlson, Colonel I. I>. Ellis. Dr. J. E. Searson, Alessrs. J. E. Tobin. W. A. Searson, W. T. Gouge. H. K. Ellis Norman Walker and Louis A. Searson. Several of the party accompanied Mr. Darlington as far as Augusta * <>n Thursday morning to bid him much happiness, etc., before ho left fo Greensboro. Ala., where he will b, married to AH* Ifnnson Johnson, c very charming young lady of Greens boro. Tho- young couple will make their homo In Allendale. Air. Darling, ton Is one of the most popular travel, Ing men In South Carolina, and his many friends wish him all the happi ness he could desire. Talking Machine Christmas Outfits. With Everything Ready to Play. COMMERCE. Alias Ills Telford, of Cornelia, ts the guest of Alls* Montgomery. Miss Ella Dixon Is visiting In Gaines ville. Air*. J. YV. Williams and MlssAtaude Montgomery are visiting In Jemorsot). Miss ilattlo. Ward Is the guest of Mr*. O. L. Parson, Sr. Mrs. J. F. Shannon spent Tuesday In Athens. Airs. T, K. Key Is visiting In Athens. Air*. A. C. Brown nnd little son have returned from nn extended visit t Greensboro. Mrs. A. P. Rice and Allis Ossie Pow er havo returned from Atlanta. Mrs. A. At. Shnnkle entertained the members of the home department In the Methodist Sunday school delight fully Thursday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Victoria Shankle, on Cherry street. Airs. Shanhle was assisted by Airs. D. Y\'. Sheppard) Mrs. YV. A, Qull- llan. Airs. YVIll Kektcs and Miss Floy Shannon. Allas Mattie Alntthews has roturned from Atlanta. •Professor Fleming, of Cornelius, la visiting In the city. Air*. G. YV. D. Harbor and Air*. YV. V. Hnrber one at homo, after n visit to Atlanta. > Misses Oussle and Mlttle Carson left Tuesday to visit MIsa Emma (trlflln, In Valdosta. Edison Gem, complete . . . Edison Gem, target outfit . Edison Gem, larger outfit . Edison Stjftidard, complete . Victor Junior, complete . . Victor Junior, larger outfit . Victor II., complete. . . . $12.10 14.20 16.70 27.60 12.10 14.20 33.60 EASY PAYMENTS MAY BE ARRANGED. PHILLIPS & CREW CO. ATLANTA. Victor and Edison Wholesale Agents. MR. AND MRS. CROCKER ENTERTAIN -AT DINNER. Miss Loull* Roper ha* returned from Philadelphia and I* at present In King ston, Ga. Thursday evening Air. nnd Mrs. O. P. Crocker gavo a charming dinner at the Capital City Club. Later the gusst* adjourned to the RECEPTION AT THE FIRST BAPTI8T CHURCH. Friday evening from 7 to to o’clock an Informal reception will be held at the First Baptist church, which will bo In the nature of a “house warming- and nlso a reunion of the members of the church and congregation. DANCE AfllEGADLO’S. One of the pleasant events of the week will be the dance at Segadlo’e hall Friday evening, at which a hum. her of the younger dancing set will be present. The chaperons will be: Air. and Mr*. J. Carroll Payne, Mr. nnd Airs. Charles Sclple, Mr. and Mrs. Nash Broyles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. The guest* Friday evening will In clude: Miss Laura Payne, Alls* Hassle YY’oodward, Alias Edith Russell, Alls. Lottie Yl’ylle, Miss Nlmt Gentry, Miss Emma Williams, Allis llnrrle Stock- dell, Alls* Samuelln Whitman, Miss Julia Meador, Allas Elisabeth Adair, •Miss Agnes Ladson, Alias Margaret Ludson, Alls* Leone, Ladson, Miss Ro. Miss Anne C. Alatheson Is the guest of her brother, Professor Mntheson, at 142 YVest North avenue. Mr. June* Spcddlng Parish, who has made his home In Norfolk, Y’a., for the past year, has returned to Atlantu to reside. Air*. Frederick Patterson left Friday for Alontgomery to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lockwood. Air. nnd Mrs. Cecil Strobhar are vis iting relatives In Savannah. Airs. George J. Baldwin, of Bayun- nah. Is spending a few days In Atlanta. Airs. J. YY\ Overstreet and Alls* Car rie Overstreet have returnod to Syl- vanla, after a short visit to Atlanta. Air*. John YY\ Tullls, Sr., of Mont gomery, who has been the guest for several weeks of Airs. YVIIIIsm H. Ed monds and Airs. Julia' Kylveater, left Friday morning for Eufaula for a short visit en routo to her home, at Alont gomery. Airs. William H. Edmonds and young son will return In a day or two from a short trip to Baltlmoro. MANSFIELD. Alls* Ruby Hudson, of Atlanta, visiting Airs. YV. 14. Hurst. Colonel Lawson Lamar, of Coving ton, was In the cljy Friday and Sat urday. Rev. C. T. Hulsey left a few days ago for Idaho, where he goes for his health. Mr. T. YY'. Freeman, cashier of the Bank of Mansfleld, has been sick for the post week. Colonel J. F. Holmes was in Aionroe Saturday nnd Sunday. Air. E. I- Almond waa In Atlanta Friday on business. Mr. A. EL Coogler went to Atlanta Monday. Air. Park Hays, of Covington, was here recently. Air. B. P. Roquemorn left Alonday to attend the meeting of the grand lodge of the Masonic order In Alacon this week. Mr. I<■ K. Parks spent Sunday Rutledge. Miss Louise Skelton spent Sunday In Covington. SI IneoBiu.. A'lsu-t:) nml Bovamiah... eyluInvuMtuni '""'-D I'ii,Iflc 1st*. . . . .. ..API . ...11* ns 116 IP YOU WISH TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS, VISIT THE NEW KIMBALL CAFE-PALM GARDEN FRIDAY NIGHTS AFT ER THE THEATER. Tl ZEBULON. matron and Itdles of the faculty ,i,i .'.’“'“ed the young ladles of Grif- .mHct Institute very charmingly ' 'mlloween party at the dormitory * >'i evening. I ' *n*ctous dining hall presented n tolling scene with Its mural dero- n -i of autumn leaves, with black :ma “ ni1 °' vl " Peeping from every nook mo ' irner. , n ., o* 'olfe-tellers, were on hand and in demand. , ' bountiful feast was served. Favor* i,mm’k "Wl* and little booklets ,-nn- -mmu une’s fate. . '' r playing several guinea and . “rave-yard Mmgs the girl* ile- ' d-r'luring it the OTOat hilarious «< their lives, notwithstanding So.-vr.i u of I he other sex. will entertntii the memlter* of 0BB00B jutrty nt tune’ Mr. nml Mr*. SI. J. Or, for their daughter, Silos the Country Club un the evening of No- 'mIm Mny Belle Hhaekleford will !»• the honored guest nt a parrel shower to 1st given by Mrs. Eugene Enoley IS) November ‘ The S'outliern Club will lie formally open il on Thanksgiving evening. November 22. Allas Bessie f'iJswnghaJB will study voire this winter In New Orleans under a famous ope ratio lender. Afr. nnd Mrs. C. O. I.oeke have gone lo Chase City. Y'u. Mr. l-oeke bus recently recovered from n serious spell of lllues*. SPLENDID OFFER MADE OF LEADING MAGAZINES The Georgian Aloes not Intend that its subscribers shall miss anything. Consequently, it lias obtained subscrip tions to ten prominent magazines and publications, ono of which will bo sent to each yearly paid In advance Sub scriber to The Georgian. The price of The Georgian la 14.50 per year. Send us that amount and we will send you The Georgian every afternoon during the year, except Sunday, together with mv one of-the following magaslnes yon ’may select: Judge'* Quarterly. Ameri- can Magazine, American Boy, Good Ilouseker-*— Popular J LUUflOn, -MIM bcone, AjUUNOiI, mini Iw- lino Clark, Miss Gladys Levin. Mins Lucie Hawkins. Mis* M. A. Phelan, Alls* Elbe Beal Phelan, Alls* McGowan Phelan, Miss Helen O'Hrlen, Alls* Kan- kin, Alias Jeannette Hwlft, Miss Resale Pope, Alias Sadie Alorris, Alls* Dickson. Miss Richardson, Alls* Ray, AIlss An derson. Atlas Land, Miss Gay, Alls* Nutting. Messrs. YY’Insliip, McCIcshy, On)'. Goldsmith, Hill, Eastman, Carson. Adair, Drake, Berkeley, Nunnally, Lowndes, Ryan. Glenn. Harry Hall, Lane, Owlngs. Afoore, Keene, Dough erty, Glenn, Scott. Naff.'Fallows, Hoyt, Smith, Duncan. YY’erner, Huff, Boyd, Glenn. Dobbs, Taylor, Colquitt. Kirk- Patrick. Gregor)-, Compton, McGuire, Anderson, I*arkhurst, Armond, Smith, McCarty, Kcely. Steward, Clark, Sheer, McDougald, YY’llllams, Haynes, Harper, Duncan. Ottley, Draper, Phelan, Gray, Jones, YY’alker, Berrien. Leonard, Klts- slmmons, Alorris, Kaht. Baker, Xlcot- son. Huger, Campbell, Raygood, Keese, Fort, Brown. Alcana, Haynes, Lyons, Marshall, Gay, Oude. Stovall. Nash. Thornton, Ktngsbery, Hagan, Spalding Dallas. Sharp. Drewry. Harris, Cohen, Davis, Drake, Hartridge. Murdock, Chestuey, Kennedy, Calloway, Milam. Reynolds, Corrigan. Paul. Troy, Shelby, Barnett, Charles Sclple. Teason, Alar- tin. Paul Norcrose, George Glblw, Ga briel Solomon, Irvine Dickey, Hugh Hackney, Thomas S. Kenan, Jv„ Mor ris Prloienu, John Candler, Alsurlcc At kinson, Hamilton, Baxter. Douglas Saunders. Hamilton Hiack, Holmes Cheney, YY'. Petel. YY'lll Alanry. Clar ence Haverty, YY'cst Terhune, Bob Gregg, Luuls Gregg Henry Hunt, Ralph Reedy, Airs. Malcolm Cunningham, of Sa vannah, who Is the gusst of Airs. Wil liam Hurd lllllyer, will return hmne Alonday. Mis* Nell Alalone, of- Rome, Is the guest of Alls* Julia Alendor. Airs. Palmer Phelan Clarke and young son have returned from Vir ginia. > . ...aguxlne. Southern Cultivator. Woman's Home Companion. Garden Monotint, Cosmopolitan. CARROLLTON. “The YVIIIIng YY'orkers" of the First Baptist Church gave a Halloween party Tuesday afternoon at tho Bass build ing. which was enjoyed by a large number of Camilltonlans, both young and old. Mrs, K. II. Colclough, of Rome, Is visiting her daughter, Air*. G. H. YY'cst, on Depot street. YY'. C. Atandevtltc S|>ent Tuesday and YY'ednesday In Atlanta. Mayor H. YY'. Long has returned from a trip to Alabama. Airs. Francis Long after spending two weeks In the city, visiting rela tives. has returned to her home In Jas per. Alu. Airs. DeYY'Itt Poole and . Mr*. YY'lll Turner, of Xewnan, will visit Air. and All*. C. R. Turner next week. Alls* Julia .Meador, of Atlanta, will visit Airs. G. P. Fuller next week. Mr*. J. O. Btookley, Air*. C. H. Stew art and Alias Paulina Harris will visit Atlanta next week. Alls* Lucie Harris returned Tuesday night after u week’s visit to Xewnan. Mr*. YValker, from Temple. Is visit ing her mother, Airs. T. B. Griffin, on Dixie street, . __ _______ The auditorium of the bouuiifut new EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT iMHUSR Episcopal church will be oe. W ! cupled for the first time on nsxt Hab- bntli morning. Rev. YY'. B. Dillard, the pastor, will preach to the old soldiers Airs. Frank Bass will entertained the Llterary-Alusleal club Thursday after noon at her home on Xewnan street. Airs. J. YV. Flits, of L'tb-a, Atlss.. Is visiting her mother, Air*. D. G. WU*" i, »n Alaple street. HOGANSVILLE. Alls* Gable Forbes, of Birmingham, Alu, who lias l>eeh spending several Air. Claude Bcogln and family of Htarry. Texas, Is visiting Mr, and Mr*. J. Af. Bcogln. Mr. and Air*. 8. X, Reid were Atlanta visitors this week. The Methodist Hunday school ha* Just received a supply of new song books. Mis* Leona Atcl-aughlln, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. G. T. McLaughlin, and Mr. Luther Hudson were married last Sunduy by lley. M. 8. Williams, at the home of the bride's parent*, In the presence of a large company of friends und relatives. Hubert L. Mobley, one of Hogans vllle's best Isiye, ami now a member of the sophomore dans at Emory College, took a prominent purt In the relay race recently ran between the Junior and aophomore clnszca of the college. Several Hogansvlllo people have been attending the Atusonlc Grand Lodge at Macon. Among these are Alessrs. YY'. D. Zacltery, YV. 8. Hudson, AluJor Boyd nnd R. H. Citing. Cuplf] I* evidently busy. Several chimes of wedding, bells are tinkling In th* not very distant future. Mr. YY'lll Jones, of Clutttanoogn, T«-im„ stopped over here on Tueeday night to *ee his sisters. Aliases Emma and Julia Jones. He was on hla way to Lanott. Professor YY'llber Colvin, superin tendent of the public schools, spent Saturday and Sunday In Toccoa, hi* former home. Airs. L. L. Bevls, of Franklin, spent several days with relatives here this week, stopping over on her way home frum Atlanta, Mr. J. C. Jordan Is planning to move from Corinth here soon. Airs. A. J. Shank Is visiting her daughter, Airs. Camp, In Carrollton. Mr. Harvey Alobley wa* an Atlanta visitor this week. Miss Alaybelle Jenkins Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hal Brady at La- Grange. Mention thin Paper. BORNEO HIS LETTERS CHRIST! SCIENTEST THEN TOOK HIS LIFE TO LECTORE IN CITY Klnslnl tu The Georgian. Suvannalt. Ga., Nov. ic.—After tell ing his landledy nud friend* that ho was going to kill hlntaslf, Heinrich Frank, tigptl SO , years, drank carbolic acid at 641 Bryan street nnd soon died. Ho burned up nil his correspondence, and, standing before the flamo, drank the deadly potion. Tlton he washed It down with n large swallow of whisky und laid down to die. Disappointment over the loss of money In Germany was th* enuso of tho act. MISS IDE WEDS BOUHKE COCKRAN New York, Nov. 16.—Alls* Annie Louise Ide, daughter of General Henry Clay Ide; former governor guneral of the Philippines, became Iho bride oj Congressman Bourke Cockran yester day evening. The ceremony took place In the bull roam of the Hotel St. Regia, the nev.' Father AicKInnon, of St. Ignatius church, acting as the offllclat- Ing clergyman. The wedding w«* nn Informal af fair. Xo Invitations save to a few of the closest friends of the bride and bridegroom hail lieeh sent out. General Ide and Air*. Ide, who, ar rived from the Philippine* last YVed- nesdsy to be present at the marriage of their daughter, together with their younger daughter, Alls* Marjorie Ido, were the only relatives of the bride ,resent. Alias Ide acted ss maid of tahor. The formality of bridesmaid* and ushers was dispensed with. Jus tice Martin J. Keogh waa best man. CAN'T TAKE COIN OUT OF PERU IVIIIlam P. McKenzie,'of Cnmb:his*, Mass., one of the foremast.|-eprua iiln- tlvo* of Christian .Science and n high ly educated man, will give a free lec ture on this subject In the convention hull of the Kimball November 27. Tho Christian Science belief l< quire strong In the South, and Atlanta Is recognized as the center of much Im portance by the higher representatives about the fountains of Christian Sci ence knowledge In Massachusetts. The church Is quite strong In Atluma and many arc expected to be present to hear the lecture. NEGRO MADE CONSUL TO MADAGASCAR. Kpectel tu The Georgian. Brunswick, Ga.. Nov. Hi— Carter, the Brunswick negro here several week* eio for Si United States consul, has since re drived s promotion front the govern ment, and Instead -if going lo Slvln h .will go to Tamatave. Mudagascai where he will be consul. he NEGRO WAS WOUNDED IN FIGHT WITH OFFICERS. Hpeelul tu The GenrgUm. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 16.—Jeff Lundy, the negro who shot; nnd killed n young white men In HuncocI: county, was brought to Augusta lust night fur safe keeping, after being caught yesterday. YY'hen Sheriff Berry reached here with him he found that Ills prisoner w«s in too bad u condition to be put In Jail, so he carried him to *. hospital. I.undy resisted the officers and he wns tilled with bird shot. There will be an oper ation this afternoon. An officer lies been placed at the hos pital lo guard him. He will hardly rile from the wound*. u Limit, Peru, Nov. 16.—The monetary crisis is less active. The congress has caused to be issued a largo amount of two sol gold pieces. Outgoing passenger, are prohibited SHERIFFS MAKE A RACE from taking with them more than tin I rnn Tut - a .., r nr sliver sol*. Tho metering of Peruvian ! F0R THE SAME PR silver coin Is prohibited. Tho govern ment will coin a million sols In silver coin. SONER. SOUVENIR NIGHT AT THE NEW KIMBALL PALM GARDEN. THE BEST MAGAZINES „ AT THE BEST RATES. Kvcry one must keen up with dally event* going on so rapidly nil the time. If yotl do not read some dally paper vou are falling behind. If you do not read some good magazine and en joy the literature that Is contained Iff these publications every month you are missing much that Is good. Tou can secure The Georgian every day in the year, incept Sunday, and on* of the ntoet prominent magaslnes In America for a little more than the price of The Georgian alone, which is only ■24.60 per year. Take advantage of The Georgian clubbing offer. D» it now. To Chang* Location. M. Ramzen & Sou. wholesale liquor dealers, have filed application to trans fer their place of business from 216 Decatur street to 8t Decatur, ft will be acted upon by council Alonday. SpMnglleld. Ato- XoV. 16.—The she lf! of Uuvls county. Ky_ nnd the ; <mIT of Franklin county. Ark., faced g-io-a tho state today, each boil oh gcrilinr to Springfield ahead of the other in order to secure the person of a cre\ er forger named A1 Travis, who 1* wan!-:-! in both states for numerous fOrgorltj. The Kentucky sheriff won. Modern Expert Dentistry at Reasonable Prices. Crown and ttA Bridge Work Set of e I Teeth All other Dontal Work at Price* that will ploaso. Plates made and delivered Or. E. 6. 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