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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF RELIGION, EDUCATION, LITERATURE AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. \ YOL. XX. SUWANEE ROUTE 2 We are certainly having some fine spring weather now. Hope it will continue for awhile. Mr and Mrs Steve Webb, of near Buford, Mrs Hattie Terry and children and Miss Lavada Buice spent Sunday at Mrs Minnie Tug gles, Mrs J © Buice spent last Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs Fannie Lowe, Mrs V A Terry is spending a while i Suwanee, the guest of her niece Miss Lauria Regers. Miss Gertrude Settle who has been very sick for the past week, we are glad to say much better. Mrs j M Terry and Mrs J H Moulder spent last Tuesday with Mrs V A Terry. Mr Carl Gtlstrap, Misses Myrtie Williams and Mace Gilstrap spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mr G T Settles. Miss Lula Hall spent last Mon day uight at Mr Joe Finchers. Mr Fred Settle spent Saturday in Atlanta* Mr Roy Buice spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Dr and Mrs J F Covington, of Atlanta spent last Friday night at Mr D H Bagleys, Mrs Clarence Settle and little daughters spent last Friday at Mr G T Settles. Misses Edith and Era Black stock spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mamie Collins. Mr Anderson Bell died at his home near Sheltonville last Wed nesday, and was buried Thursday at Mt Zion. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of their many friends. Missouri. COAL MOUNTAIN Mr and Mrs J F McCarmaak spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E J Willard. Mr* W T Smith spent Thursday evening with Mrs H C Heard. Mr Gus Heard was the guest of his cousins Jim and Foster Woffard Saturday night and Sunday last, Messrs H C Heard and Carl Har den made a business trip to Gain esville one day last week. Miss Pearl Gober who is teach ing school at Coal Mountain spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks, Several drom around here at tended the iinging at Spot Sun day. Vada the little daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Holland is very sick at this writing, hope for her a speedy recovery. Well as news is scarce, I’ll ring off for this time. School Girl. FOR SALE —One 2 horse In ternational engine; used at fair for sample. Will eell at reduced price. Easy terms. fe. J. Busha, Buford, Ga. NETTIE Oh these beautiful days reminds us that the good old summer time will soon be here. Rev J M Anderson filJrd his regular appointment at Haw Creek Saturday and Sunday, preaching two excellent sermons. Mrs M L Echols spent part of last week with her daughter Mrs P C Phillips. Miss Belle Phillips spent Satur day with her cousin Miss Mardelle Merritt. Mrs Raleigh Lockamy visited Mrs W C Fowler Sunday. Miss Mardelle Merritt spent part of last week with her sister Mrs Cled Vaughan. Mrs J H Pruitt spent one day last week with her parents Mi and Mrs A J Vaughan. Rev J M Anderson visited Mr L D Cain Sunday. Miss Callie Fowler, of near Bu foru. is visiting her grand-parents Mr and Mrs W C Fowler this week. We are sorry to say that Mrs S B Wright improves slowly. Mrs T B Fowler spent one day last week with her mother Mrs W White. There is Sunday school at Haw Creek every Sunday evening at 2 o’clock, why don’t more of the old er people come out aud help with the Sunday school. Mrs Eddie Vaughan visited Mrs Raleigh Lockamy Saturday after noon. Mr Reece Barrett was on the sick list part of last week. Annie Lauria. SPOT News is scarce. The singing at Spot Sunday p m was a success. Spot sesms to know how to make a success in nearly anything they undertake. We are sorry to learn of the death of Mr Fangie Clayton which occured at his home about 8 o’clock Saturday night last. We are sorry to learn that Mr W E Holland has two children very sick at this writing, we hope for their recovery soon. Farming is going on in this sec tion with a rush, wheat and oats are looking fine. Mr Charley Hardin and wife, of Cumming, attended the singing at Spot Sunday. Messrs Linton Heard, of Mat, and Rufus Bannister and several others attended the siuging at Spot Sunday. M T Wallace who has been on the sick list for several days, we are glad to learn is better. Guano is being hauled in this section with a rush. Miss Fay Brown wifi close her school at this place next Friday, she has taught us a good school and all seem to be well pleased with her. CTJMMING, GA. MARCH 25 1910. Mr Henry Hardin and wife, of Mat. visited at Spot Saturday last. I Well I will close for this time. Eli Perkins. Card of Thanks. To my ueighbors and friends: I wish to extend to you my sincere thanks for the aid and acts of kind ness shown me through the sick ness and death of my dear wife, and especially to those who ad ministered to her wants so faith fully. Nor shall I forget to thank Dr. Brice for his faithful service. May God’s blessings come to each of you is my heait’s desire. I ask the prayers of all that by God’s help I will be able to raise our four little children up to be moral and Christian citizens. E A. Bennett. ROUTE 3 Oh isn’t this pretty weather for the farmers. Mrs J M Satterfield is very low with pneumonia, we are sorry to say. Mi Ceph Castleberry, of Dallas Ga, is spending a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs J H Cas tleberry. Mr Early Bennett and sister Estell visited Mr Howard Thomp son and sister Clara Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Terry spent Sunday with Mr Belve Guthrie and family. School will close at Piney Grove Saturday with an egg hunt and debate. Mr Tom Hall and family were the guests of Mr Joe Hall Satur day night and Sunday. Messrs Rogen Martin and Bill Bennett were the guests of Mr Ernest Terry Saturday night. Among the visitors at Mrs R E Guthrie Sunday, were Mr and Mrs Claude Brooks Mrs Hassie Vaughn and daughter Ada. Mr and Mrs J B Fowler were the guests of Mr and Mrs Hiram Smith Sunday p. m. Mr Emory Wade was the guest of his cousin Mr Paul Stokes Sat urday night. Come again Blue Bird I think 1 know you. Red Bird. Beautiful Easter tide. Had not that Roman seal been broken, and the powers of darkness thwarted, there would have been no light at Eastertide. But the son of right eousness has risen with healing in His winas and now His glory is the light of Easter day. —— A German Easter custom is to light fires on the hillside of the liartz, obtaining the holy water from the streams at midnight, when the good spirit moves the waters, and the presentation of cakes,'shap ed in the form of the rising sun, are made special features of the occasion. SILVER CITY The sick in this community are imoroving nicely. Prof C G Hawkins made a busi ness trip to Cumming Saturday. Mr and Mrs S J Smith visited their son A C Smith Sunday. Miss Ethel Pirkle and brother Vergil, of Cumming, are spending sometime at home. Misses Annie Bannister and Mary Phillips visited Miss Addie Moore Sunday. Mr ar and Mrs A E Childers and daughter Amanda visited Mr and Mrs H E Bannister Sunday p. m. Mr J C Pruitt and wife, of Gain esville, are in our burg. Mr Charlie Childers visited Mr L W Hood some time ago, What’s the attraction brother Mr and Mrs O S Bailey report a new girl at their home. The maich-spelling at Silver City one night last week was en joyed by all present. Miss Velvie Blanton who is at tending school at here, visited home folks the last of the week, Mr and Mrs E E Bannißter visi ted the latters mother Mis Pirkle Saturday and Sunday. Mr Veston Moore visited Mr S J Smith Sunday p. m. So we will bid you all adieu. Chums. "You are going to s*y somethin* soulful,” declared the fiance. “I see It in your lovely eyes.” “What I was going to say is this,” responded the fiancee: “Won’t you wear a rubber band around your head nights so as to train your ears not to stick out?”—Louisville Courier-Journal. ROUTE 7 Rev R H Thompson filled his regular appointment at Bethlehem Saturday and Sunday. Miss Clara Thompson spent last week with her sister near Keard ville. Misses Edith and Era Blackstock spent the week-end with Miss Mamie Collins, on route 7. Messrs Howard and Edward Hansard visited Dr W B Hansard, at Bnford Saturday n : ght. Mr John Ezzard we are glad to say is improving. Mr Sim Martin was buried at Midway Monday last. Mr Virgil Hendrix, of Atlanta, spent a few days with home folks last week on route 7. The farmers are making good use of this pretty weather, Mrs J T Hunter is in Atlanta, where she was called to the bed side of her sick father. Dr and Mrs J F Covington, of Atlanta, visited Mr J A Hawains and family Saturday and Sunday. Mr Cleveland Ilolbr ok, of Ocee* visited Mr M L Holbrook and fam ily Saturday night. from here attended the all day singing at Hopewell Sun day, and report a nice rime. Jumbo. CHESTATEE Dr Brice has been on the road and visited more homes adminia tering to the wants of the people than any previous year. We hopo he inuy Boon have a much needed rest. Rev Whittaker filled his regular appointment at New Hope Sunday last. Mr Elmer Bennett and childreo visited his mother last Sunday. We are glad to see Mrs Stella Bell back at home again. Messrs Buice & Hunt are saw ing a bill of lumber for Mr W J' Wood, he is going to build anew dwelling and barn. M iss Mattie Owen, of Guinea-- ville, Is spending the week with her sister Mrs T S Owen. Over one hundred wagons from Forsyth crossed the oew bridge hauling guano from Flowery Branch one day last week, that doesn’t look much like curtailing the cot ton crop, Mr Editor what is meat selling at in your town ? Would you think a meat strike would be in ordeß now? • Mr Ben Patterson and wife vis ited his father lust Saturday Dight aud Sunday. $ Mr Thurman Robbs has return ed from South Ga, he says the old red hills suit him the beet. Glad to say the sick are all im proving at this writing. Rambler.. ROUTE 6 Isn’t this fine weather for farm- • 1 rig ? The visitors at Mr Joe Buice* Sunday were Mr and Mrs J D il'ccn, Mr and Mrs Homer Terry, i s=es Zilla and Nettie Terry Ai *ses Maudy Buice and Nona (lull. Mr Luster Day and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H E ilbourn. Mieses Not ella and Estella Hall spent Sunday with Misses Flonnie a and Odell Buice. Mr and Mrs Eddie Echols spent Sunday with the latters parents Mr and Mrs I II Gilbert. Miss Lizzie Stone spen from Fri day until Monday with home folks. Mr and Mrs Bob McWhorter spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives near Outord. Miss Phlaunse Anglin spent Sunday p m with her cousin Mise Jewell Gilbert. Mr and Mrs John McWhorter spent Sunday p m with Mr and. Mrs L D Gilbert. Mr and Mrs Thurlon Green spent- Sunday with Mr Carl Bagwell. Mrs Patsy Buice is spending a— while with her son Mr J II Buice. If this escapes the waste basket., we’ii come again. Two Jay Birds. NO-1^