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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
1
Social notes recount Lamar Etheridge at Wrightsville Beach and many visits across Atlanta Athens Dublin and Jacksonville. Residents, relatives, and friends travel for vacations visits and family gatherings with church and store ties noted.
Miss Viola Slaughter hosted the Tuesday Morning Club on Thursday evening with guests from Sumner. Music games and cheerful talk filled the hours with pleasure. Cake and cream were served. Attendees included Nelle Garrett Myra Sumner Ezra Morrison Exie Ham Ruth Lamar Jane Stanfield Cleo Carmichael Sallie Mae Fletcher Pauline Mallet Mary McGuffy Ina McMichael Ruby Mays Lois Biles Frank Smith Carmichael Morrison Settle Glenn Carraker Frank Davis Clayton Buchanan Otis Ham Oscar Willis Victor Carmichael Willie Lee Nutt Linton Hopkins Paul Nolen Harry Butner Ralph Settle Hugh Mallet James Chapman.
Terra Cotta for wells offered by Jackson Lumber Co. 24 inch diameter pipes available at reduced price.
Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King’s New Life Pills as their family laxative medicine because they are effective and quiet. Sold at OC Whitehurst's drug store priced 250.
A brief ad encourages readers to remember Slaton Drug Co for any drug needs. It emphasizes reliable service and local availability in the community.
An advertisement asserts DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is the genuine article with cleansing cooling and soothing effects. Sold by C. Whitehurst, druggist.
Dr. J E Woods and Dr J B Hopkins enjoy new automobiles. Families move to new homes along Benton street Bailey street Parkland and Lyons street. A thunderstorm with vivid lightning caused minimal damage but electric lights were repaired quickly. The week features picnics at Pittmans Ferry and a Tuesday Morning Club gathering for Miss Sumner and Miss Garrett.
For rent a two story brick building at the corner of Oak and Second streets, ready for occupancy September 1st. Inquiries may be directed to Homer Carmichael at First National Bank in Jackson, Georgia. The notice includes a testimonial for Bucklen Arnica Salve and a sell price of 25 cents at C Whitehurst's drug store.
Miss Dollie McKibben acted as hostess this week at a notable house party famed for its hospitality. Generous, sociable guests included Miss Roberta Roberts of Macon Miss Maut Johnson of Atlanta Miss Mary Gilliam of Griffin Otis Tolleson of McDonough Pitts McKibben of Cedartown Mr Gilliard of Griffin and Mr and Mrs Tom McKibben of Eaton.
Slaton Drug Co introduces a new line of goods and guarantees every purchase, pledging quality and satisfaction to customers.
Carmichael Etheridge Smith Co announces a clearance of light percales with yard wide fabric now 93 cents after a 15 cent short sale. Limited stock, hurry.
Local note promotes Slaton Drug Co offering top quality beverages at their soda fountain with emphasis on customer satisfaction and variety.
Mr S H Thornton has sold his grocery business to Newton Carmichael Hardware Co. The buyers aim to secure the store room adjoining their establishment to enlarge their business. Mr Thornton has no definite plans yet and friends hope to see him in business again.
Advise for back ache and side pains blamed on kidney trouble. Claims prompt relief of weak back, rheumatic pains and kidney bladder disorders. Sold and recommended by C Whitehurst druggist.
Carmichael Etheridge Smuith Co announces 10000 yards of new bordered calicoes arriving today with a price advance expected soon. This textile update signals limited supply as markets respond to fresh domestic fabrics.
A small item notes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver pills marketed as safe easy pleasant and sure and sold by C Whitehorst a local druggist.
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