11 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
1
A digest of visits and travels across Atlanta, Jackson, McDonough, Stockbridge, Griffin, and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Tallie Jolly, Miss Blanch Barnes, Col. KE. M. Smith, Dr. C. A. Butner, and Mrs. J. R. Carmichael among others visiting relatives, shopping trips, and short sojourns.
Mrs J R Carmichael hosts an elegant reception at her home this Friday honoring Mr and Mrs Homer Carmichael. Yellow and white decorations feature jonquils. In the receiving line are the Carmichaels, Miss Bertha Carmichael, and Mrs B S Willingham of Atlanta, with several local guests assisting and punch served by Misses Helen and Rosalie Carmichael.
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock Mrs Park Newton will entertain for Mrs Homer Carmichael and Miss Bertha Carmichael. A quite large number of guests are invited.
Prof Grace's entertainment netted 90.35 with a lively performance by local talent. The audience enjoyed the evening and praised Jackson's support, hoping for another similar program in the near future.
Miss Annie Carter charmingly entertained a small group at her country home last Thursday evening. The gathering featured popular games and a salad course. Guests included Misses Fannie Ridgeway, Clifford Ridgeway, Grubbs, McDowell of Griffin, Sallie Mae Ball, Estelle Thornton and Messrs J W Currie, E C Welch, Gordon Barnes, Gordon Thompson, Elmo Colwell, Keith Ball, and Charlie Kim Bell.
The notice asks readers to come in at once to settle any overdue subscription payments. It emphasizes immediate action to avoid service interruption or further charges.
Carmichael Mallet Company has added a springless weighing machine that computes cost in dollars and cents on its own. The device shows the exact purchase amount on the customer side, ensuring transparency and accuracy praised by officials and welcomed by shoppers.
Lincoln Illinois resident Captain Bogardus, famed for a world record of 100 pigeons in 100 shots, endorses Foley's Kidney Pills after kidney and bladder trouble. He reports relief after three bottles and recommends them to other sufferers. Sold by Slaton Drug Co.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet next Sunday at 4 o'clock instead of 3. Let every member take notice of the change and be present. The Wo man's Christian Temperance Union will meet next Friday at 4 o'clock with a Department of Literature presentation and program.
Slaton Drug Co. of Jackson, Georgia sells Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets reputed to ease chronic constipation headaches biliousness dizziness and dyspepsia for women suffering these ailments.
Mr. R. P. Lasnett's class No. 13 met with Miss Maud Edwards for a year opening session Tuesday. H D Moore was elected President Viola Slaughter Vice President J KE Edwards Secretary and Col J J Willingham Treasurer. A social hour followed and another meeting was set for Friday night to appoint committees for the year's work.
All parties holding accounts against the estate of T. P. Atkinson must apply to me Mrs. Lorrie C. Atkinson to obtain their funds.
Mr L W Scoville returns to Birmingham Alabama Dan Gunn of Monticello visits for business Mrs S H Mays and Miss Ruby Mays guest of Miss Carrie Collier Mrs W T Burke returns from Atlanta Mr W H Arnold and Broadus Arnold back from trip to Atlanta and Lithonia Mrs M S Smith visits Atlanta to see her son S L Smith Newman Hungerford and Dr W H Phelps of Hartford Conn guests of Miss Joe Warner Hungerford formerly Georgia resident notes Georgia as garden spot Phelps visits old home place with Hungerford, pastor guest.
Miss Susie Etheridge and Miss Florence Etheridge are active shoppers in town. Mr. Bob Etheridge shows off a new Maxwell. Choir members join Baptist church and Dr. Bradley to lecture on Our Presbyterian Family. F B Outhouse sells Jackson Lumber to Crum. Outhouse may move to Covington or Atlanta. W F Thomas runs for Tax Collector. Col Watkins injured in Atlanta car crash. recovering in hospital. Millinery openings loom as Miss Bentley, Miss Swanson, and Miss Alderman arrive to boost styles.
Jos L Wacner and Son advertise a large bicycle and repair stop between Atlanta and Macon. An old style ad promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for throat irritation and nighttime cough with mucus, sold by Slaton Drug Co in Jackson Georgia.
If you owe The Argus on subscription or account, please call and arrange payment at once.
A claim promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy as a universal cure for kidney trouble not beyond medical reach. The notice specifies it is for sale by Slaton Drug Co. and presents bold assurances of effectiveness.
An advertorial note touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for skin eruptions boils ulcers fever sores burns cuts bruises sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles. It claims instant relief and lists Whitehurst’s drug store as a seller at 25 cents.
Slaton Drug Co in Jackson Georgia markets Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claimed to loosen coughs relieve the lungs open secretions and aid nature in restoring health.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy. It promises relief from loss of appetite indigestion nervousness despondency and headaches, claiming quick relief and easy use. Available at White.
A short ad urges cautious mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar on hand to treat croup at first signs. The copy claims it has saved many children and notes it is sold by Slaton Drug Co.
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