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About Wilkinson County news. (Irwinton, Ga.) 1922-2008 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1925)
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS IRWINTON LOCALS. By Mrs. T. A. Beall. There will be a sing at Macedonia - next Sunday. Everybody is invited. Miss Lola Hatfield, of Macon, is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hatfield. Mrs. Lem James, of James, Ga., spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hatfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Horton visited their daughter, Mrs. Tom Justice this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adkins had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wynn and family, of Dublin, Mr. and Mrs. Grover McKibben and family, of Jenkinsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bell and family, of Bethel and Mrs. Hill and daughter, Sallie Hill. Mrs. Frank Eady, Mrs. Wilbur Rut land and children motored to Macon last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. McCook, of Macon, visited their mother, Mrs. 2). McCook. Fleming Bloodworth was in Macon Monday. C. M. Hooks, of near Bethel, attend ed preaching in Irwinton Sunday. Mr. and Mys. C. B. Carswell, of ■ Gordon, visited friends in town Sun day. 1 1/ GORDON LOCALS. By Mrs. T. A. Giggs Mrs. H. R. Bowles is spending the week in Gay, Ga., at the bedside Iff her brother, who is quite sick. Floyd Medlin returned home last Saturday from the Middle Georgia Sanitorium. His friends will be glad to know he is much improved. Sam Robinson and wife and niece, Nannie Lee Brunson, of Statesboro, spent several days with J. J. McArth / Mrs. Hardison and children are vis_ iting relatives in Newton, Ala. | The Wilkinson County Chapter U. D. C., will meet with Mrs. J. W. Brooks, Jr., next Wednesday. All > members are urged to be present. I The friends of Charlie Frazier will ! be very sorry to hear that he is ft critically ill at his home. I Rev. W. J. Simmons and Rev. Cox I attended the get-together meeting of I the Preachers of Wiwkinson and I Twiggs Counties at Mercer Univer- I sity Tuesday. John R. Patterson, of Miami, Fla., | visited his sister, Mrs. W. J. Sim- I mons, a few days last week. | Rev. W. J. Simmons will begin his I revival April 12. Rev. Theo. Pharr, I of Shellman, Ga., will assist in these I services. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and daughter, | Rebecca, visited points in Florida I and Cuba last week. S Dr. and Mrs. Evans spent the week • end in Atlanta visiting their son, < Frank Owens, who is in school at G. I M. A. I THAD’S CROSSING NEWS. The farmers are busy planting and ■ getting ready for planting. 7 , Sam Hatfield, of Irwinton, visited ■ relatives in Laurens county Sunday. A large crowd attended the birth ■ day dinner of Mr. Jonhn Joe Lee at j ■ the home of J. W. Lee Sunday, March ■ 15th. Joe has been real sick with pleurisy, ■ but is improving now. Ed Stevens and family, of Macon, ■ motored through our community last ; I Sunday. Mrs. Oder Crumley, of Dodge coun ■ty, spent last week with her parents, ■Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee. Johnson Hatfield called to see Miss ■ Lucile Kingrey Wednesday night. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carr spent ■ Sunday with Mrs. J. W. Lee. Pl Mrs. W. R. Eethridge spent last ■Thursday with Mrs. Elmer Mander. ■Jimmie Hatfield called on Miss Daisy ■Snow ,of Jeffersonville Sunday. » . &is J. W. Hooks and Lawrence Allen called to see Miss Annie Pearl Stuck ey Sunday night. Iverson Moore spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee. Tulley Scarborough called to see his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Carr, a few Saturdays ago. G. L. Bloodworth made a business trip to Macon Saturday. M. J. Stevens, Mrs. W. H Stevens spent last Monday with Mrs. N. I. Carr. Everybody enjoyed the picture show at Mt. Carmel Wednesday night. Bob Carr and wife spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mander. Mrs. W. R. Ethridge and Mrs. Har_ riett Jackson spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Bob Carr. Mrs. H»ttie Langford and daught er, Tnelma, of Macon, spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. Bill Snow. Professional Cards F. S. English Fire and Life Insurance Insure Your Property with me. Gordon, Ga. Jos. A. Moore Funeral Director and Scientific Embalmer. 121 W. Hancock Street Milledgeville, Ga. Jno. T. Stokes Great American Hartford, Prudential FIRE INSURANCE Gordon, Ga. Evans & Brookins Physicians—Surgeons Masonic Building Gordon, Ga. Dr. Geo. W. DuPree Physician and Surgeon Lee Building. Gordon, Ga. Eli B. Hubbard Atoorney at Law Practice in all Stat 3 Courts. Office upstairs in Butler Building IRWINTON, GA. Dr. E. D. Gleason 464 Plum Street Licensed Veterinary Surgeon. Treats all Sick and Crippeld Domestic Ani mals. Diseases of Dogs a Specialty Macon, Georgia A. K. Smith Atoorney at Law Office in Court House Jeffersonville, Ga. DR. J. B. HELTON Dentist Office at Residence Gordon — — — Georgia Winfred A. Ryle Attorney at Law 513-14 Bibb Building MACON, GEORGIA. DOBBIN AND CAR TIE YOUR EYES. irpgM J. N. Kalish frank H. Johnson. “Optical Specialists” THE WILKINSON COUNTY NEWS, Irwinton, Georgia, March, 28, 1925 POULTRY HINTS. By Mrs. J. P. Kitchens. Mome Demonstration Agent Wilkin- son county. Successful incubation with a hen or with an incubator begins with the selection and care of the eggs for aaxamg. Provide plenty of clean roomy n«sts allowing one nest to every four hens. Gather the eggs at least once a day. In bad weather if there is a tendency for the eggs to become soiled gather them several times a day. Pick eggs ofuniform size and shape, of good shell textlire, free from ridg es, and medium to large in size. All small eggs should be discarded, and extremely large eggs are to be avoid ed. Any eggs that are badly soiled may be washed, but never wash an egg unless necessary, as experiments have shown that washed eggs do not hatch as well. While the color of the shell has nothing to do with the hatchability, it is well to select uni formity of color, as the color is an inherited characteristic and uniform! ty is desirable from a market stand, point. Eggs keep best for hatching pur poses at a temperature between fifty and sixty degrees. The embryo may begin to develop at 70 degrees or above, and then die, thus ruining egg for hatching purposes, it is therefore very important that hatch ing eggs be kept in a cool place. Set eggs as soon as possible after they are laid. The fresher the bet ter. Good hatches can not be expect ed from eggs that are kept any length of time. It is not a good rule to save eggs for hatching longer than seven days, especially in warm weather. They may be held for three weeks, but eggs of that age will hatch very poorly. It is not necessary to turn eggs un less they are kept longer than a week. After seven days they should be rolled or turned regular once or twice a day. Bear in mind that to get large per ct. hatches good eegs are one of the essentials. Gather the eggs fre quently, select carefully, keep in cool place and set them while they are still fresh. DR. J. H. DUGGAN Physician and Surgeon. Dr. Parker’s old Office. IRWINTON, GA. FOR SALE! ■ The old John R. Bragg place in Ramah District, con taining one hundred and twenty acres, more or less. Said place contains a big lot of Cord Wood timber and a fine and large lot of saw timber. Look it over and apply to W. A. Bragg at Gray, Ga., for prices. NEW AUTOMOBILE GARAGE. When you need Repair Work on your Automobile and Trucks bring them to the new GARAGE NEXT TO RICHARD HAWTHORNE. Only Expert Mechanics Employed and Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded A. R. COBB, Gordon, Georgia WHAT IS YOUR GROCERY BILL? Does your Grocery Bill, at the end of each month, represent full value for the amount that you pay ? If you are not receiving full value for your money we invite you to visit our Store, where you will find Quality goods and the Prices Right. Fancy and Staple Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes and Hata. Hardware, Faming Implements and Feed Stuffs. T. W. PLAYER Irwinton, Georgia. < 4 / Dr. J. T. Mills Physician and Surgeon Office Upstairs Post Office Building Toomsboro, Ga. Dr. A. Durward Ware Physician and Surgeon. Office in Drug Store. Toomsboro, Ga. Pyorrhea — often in a few hours. If you suffer from Pyor rhea, sore and spongy gums, loose teeth or other mouth Irritations, I want to send you my simple home treatment un der plain wrapper. Thousands say It stopped Pyorrhea after everything else failed. Merely send name for generous 10 day free trial offer of my setTet treat ment and rid yourself of your trouble for good. RING REMEDIES CO., 603 Geta way Station, Kansas City, Missouri. notice. Notice is hereby given that by W. A. Hall and Mrs. M. E. Hall is dis colved. All creditors will take notice that the said W. A. Hall has assum ed all liabilities of said partnership, and Will control all assets. This 24th day of Feb., 1925. Signed, W. A. HALL, MRS. M.E. HALL NOTICE OF SALE. GEORGlA—Wilkinson county. Under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in a security deed ex ecuted by W. Alex Knight to Lorick & Vaiden, a partnership composed of H. C. Lorick and H. C. Vaiden, dated May 20, 1921, recorded in the office of Clerk of Superior Court of said county, in Book 37, page 551.2, the undersigned will sell at public out cry at the court-house in said county, on the first Tuesday in May, 1925, during the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the 2nd Land District of Wilkinson county, Georgia, known and distinguished in the plan of said district as the parts of lots Numbers 194 and 195 within the following boundaries, to-wit: Be ginning at a point where the public road crosses Little Sandy Creek in Lot 194, and running thence N. 85” E. along said road 2269 feet; thence S. 80’’ E. still along said road 810 feet; thence S. 43” 30’ W. and through lot 195, 2900 feet; thence N. 46” 30’ W. 1820 feet to Little Sandy Creek; thence, up the meanderings of said Little Sandy Creek to the public road, the place of beginning, and more particularly shown by a plat of the lands of Sam Bashinski, by J. N. Stephens, C. E. of April 22, 1914, and known as tract 5 of said survey, which is recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior court of said Laurens county, Georgia, in Deed Book 24, page 454, referred to NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT. We Carry a Full and Complete Line of * all Kinds of Ready-Mixed Paints i . • ? Paint Your House, Barn and Fences. I E. M. BOONE, Toomsboro, Ga. You Always Want the /Aest Gasoline and Motor Oils for Your Car and Trucks. Always ask for and Take no Other. There is None so Good as Standard Oil Company’s Products. R. I. LORD, Agent STANDARD OIL COMPANY Toomsboro, Georgia. THE SANITARY BARBER SHOP AND RESSING CLUB. When you need a Hair Cut, Shave or Shampoo go to the old reliable Sanitary Barber Shop and Pressing Club. Ladies and Children’s Hair Cutting a Specialty. Shower Baths and Clothes Pressed Neatly. E R. HUGHES, Toomsboro, Georgia. In the Postoffice Building. FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES. When you need Fresh and Staple Groceries, Cold Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco, Call at the Store just Across the Street from the New Court House at Irwinton. “QUICK SALES—SMALL PROFITS. '' f COOK TRADING COMPANY IRWINTON, GEORGIA. ' "T EATS! EATS!! EATS!!! When you Need any Kind of Fresh Meats and all Kinds of Groceries go to the Meat Market and Grocery Store just Across the Street from the New Court House, and there you will Find Everything that you will need, at Reasonable Prices. Hot Lunches Served at Any Time of the Day, ■ ' / H. F. HA YWOOD, Irwinton. Ga, Opposite the New Court House. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR SPRING HAT. , We have a Large Assortment of the Lat est Styles and are Prepared to Satisfy the most refined. Give us a Trial and be Satisfied. . MRS. B. H. JACKSON Toomsboro, Georgia. j**-- 1 as part of this description, and con tains 97 acres, more or les. Said lands being sold for the pur pose of paying the principal sum of $1,200.00 and interest thereon, se cured by said deed. Good and suf ficient title will be made to the pur chaser by the undersigned according to the terms of said security deed. This 28th day of March, 1925. LORICK & VAIDEN, H. C. Lorick & H. C. Vaiden. By Hardwick & Adams, Their Attys, at Law. Dublin, Georgia. o' 'I
