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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
5
Silk Gloves and Butterick Patterns featured with affordable prices from 65c to 2.00 per pair. Children's rompers overalls and play outfits in white goods and lawns. White slippers hosiery belts and laces plus Persian and French lawns Swisses organ dies and embroideries. The Whitest handkerchiefs pure linen five cents each selection limited to thirty dozen.
Muldren & Moore advertise in real estate listing form offering about 25 vacant lots 12 residences 3 business houses and several farms. They invite readers to write with property wants and note parcels can be cut to any size.
Miss Mattie Morris returns home for vacation from Monroe Female College Forsyth. Eva Morris visits relatives in Chattanooga. Honra Ward and wife and Miss Jimpsie Little stay in Waco with Prof. H. C. Brown. Prof. W P Lumsford leaves for commence ment at Dahlonega N G A College. B H Durrett returns from Oklahoma trip. Mrs Bennett King buried at Popular Springs cemetery leaving husband and children. G G McCollumn and L E Witt from Texas plan summer school in north Georgia mountains. A A Wright Rural Carrier Barge visits. Bowdon oil mills under construction. Cecil Downs back to work in Atlanta.
Mr. Joe Walker spent Sunday with homefolk. Miss Rhoda Martin attended commencement at Carrollton last week. Miss Mary Powledge of Lutherville is the expected guest of Mrs. E S Lyle. Mrs. Singleton Walker and daughter Mary visited Mrs. Lem Gordon near Liver. Miss Eula Reid teaching near Atlanta returned home last week. Miss May McDaniel was guest of Miss Yollie Martin recently. Other relatives noted include Mies Sadié Duffy visiting Tyus and Mr Nick Martin of Lutherville spending time with his brother J C Martin. Grover Hall visited Prof G A Chambers Saturday and Sunday.
Shady Grove residents recount a pleasant Sunday School Convention at Bethel last Sunday evening. Paul Morgan of Temple visits his cousin Oscar Morgan. Mrs J W Horton and Helena Horton visit Della Jordan. A singing is planned next Sunday night inviting all. J H Robinson, who was in Atlanta for two weeks, is improving under Dr Calhoun and will return home this week.
The Death Angel visited the community as Mrs. Trissie King wife of H B King died May 31 1907 leaving a husband seven children and numerous relatives. An infant of Mr and Mrs Jim Smith died at the grandparents home Mr and Mrs Jim Beard and was buried at Popular Springs on Monday. Adair of Waco and several locals are noted visiting, with Jr B King of Bremen and Miss Lizzie McKibbins from Liberty Hill mentioned among weekend guests.
The column reports that Sunday School attendees joined the Bethany Sunday convention. Dr O W Roberts and Loomis King attended Douglasville commencement. Grover Hall visited Carrollton area friends. Prof J T Hearn and Miss Nannie Burwell visited relatives here. Dr W A Aderhold Whitesburg and Mr Cash Atlanta were guests of War Hall. Mr and Mrs Wiley Smith Sand Hill stayed Friday night with Mr and Mrs Walter Driver.
Mr W T Phillips has a new boarder a girl. Ashmore and wife visited A L Garrett last Saturday night and Sunday. J C Garrett and family visited J H Garrett and family. J M Garrett and wife W N Garrett and family and Henry Robinson and wife visited L H Garrett. The sick baby of Mr Jim Smith is improving.
A testimonial from a Carrollton Georgia farmer praising Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for stomach ailments. The letterclaims rapid health improvement after using the tablets and lauds the product as effective for dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. The note mentions prices of 50 cents per bottle for tablets and 25 cents for Laxocoinfite.
Advertisement promises a quick cure for colds with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. It claims a refund if the remedy fails and notes E W Grove's signature on each box. The price listed is 28 cents.
An all day singing at a Union venue last Sunday was enjoyed by attendees. Local residents Sampson and Claudia Burnham passed through town. Misses Effie Ramah Henson Hattie Jones of Banning visited Misses Kate Bertha Davis and attended Sunday singing. Annie Maud Jones visited aunt Mrs. Duncan Saturday night and joined Sunday singing. John Hendrix has been very ill with mumps, Will Jones improves from a prolonged illness. J D Driver visited his parents Sunday.
Miller's Academy reports well attended singing and plans for an all day sing on the second Sunday in June at Peasant View with Children's Day events in the forenoon. Friends Joe and West Helton were noted in the burg Sunday.
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