As the first of the month fell on Sunday this month, Monday was the day for bill collectors. If you are not satisfied with the business you are doing, try a little advertising in this paper. Miss Pearl Butler, an attractive young lady of Calvary, spent Saturday in the city with friends. The Cairo Furniture Co. have a new ad in this week issue which will interest our readers. Prof. W. H. Searcy has been confined to his room several days from the effects of a severe carbuncle.
Spring chickens are still scarce and bring fancy prices.
The prices for poultry has been unusually heavy this year. Mr. D. B. Curry stopped over in the city a short while Monday enroute to his old home at Climax from Thomasville. Mrs. A. B. Cooke and daughter Miss Annie and Mrs. Dodd, have returned from a visit to Pine Park. Mrs. W. T. Odom visited Thomasville Wednesday. Miss Mae Howard was a pleasant visitor to the city yesterday.