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DIED.

oLENDoRF-At Mount Vernon. y Y Dsesmeer ~
1901 widow Of John Olend7rf. N t1e
SD year 0 her Funeral services VII Dc ned
her late residence. NO 40 south EAshsh-a'e.' NN
Tuesday. December "A. at o'clock ?. m
RAPEIJE-At HopeweH y Y. December II, 1901.
blanche Rossette A C. Rapse and daughter OF
= q King Of C'hambersbuFg Penn Funeral services
will be held on Monday. the I'D inst. at O'Clock.
from her residence
RsTHBONE-SuddenIy. Clifton Springs. n Y. Thurs
day 10. 1901. Miss Caroline > ENaInoone-
Interrnent Evansville Ind Indiana please copy
VAN CIEEF-In Poughkeepsle. December i9. 1901. j.
Spencer Van Cleef. Funeral services from MS are
residence No 11O Academy-st, Monday morning De-
3. II o'clock
wFJITMAN-On December 90 1901 Colonel George ".
Whitman aged years. FEnsral from his late rest
Columbus Burlington. n J.. on Monday.
December % al IO-3O a IntsFmsnt private
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DR. MAcAPTHUR on SUNDAY SALOONS

To The Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: TIE Tribune Is usually accurate in all its
Statements that We hsve come 10 trust 1t as
nigh suthorlly It waE IN error. however in IN
ciuding M name f. the list OF clerSyner VINO IaFof
'Ae opening OF the saloons on any par' OF SuiuaS
So far 4ron, sar,r4rg the open saloon on Sunday,
spoke for three consecutive Sunday evenings
against having X opsn any part OF SUNDAY =
ores seem necessary ia this note TO gave any oI
lile reasons which led me 10 tske TINS posltloh.
hnowiTg that The Tribune always WisheS 10 De
accurate IN is statements. IL always ls cour-
teeus IN all its relations 10 both clergy ana lalty
write simply ask that II give erief coTrecuoh
. It's former statement regarding my posilion On
ihis subject =. s MAtARTdbK-
&esYorIz. Dec. q. 1851.
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cFNER4L ALGER IMPROTING.

Detroit Dec. 21.-General R. A Ager. ex-secre-
tarv Of War who is suffering from a severe at
tack of gall stones, passed a comfortable nlght
and n was reported at residence that he showed
distinct Improvement to-day.
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Highest temperature yesterday 26 degrees lowest IL
average Do temperature for corresponding GATE
Of year. 33; average temperature ior coie'p9
date last twenty-five years. So
Local forecast-To-days fair. stationary temperature
Monday fair and warmer; light variable winds, becon-
ing fresh south
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Y4ysEy's INTEREST IN CHICAGO ESTATE.

Chicago. Dec IA ruling made by Judge Cut
fer in the Probate Court to-day VIII secure 20 Ut
r7-f1tiof Nausen the arctic explorer, fourth in
- =, tho estate of the late Matthias Blessing. a
well known Chicagoan, VINO died seVeral years aSo
leaving an estate of about soOo0
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Postomce Notice.

SHOULD be lead DAILY by all interested as changes
NAV occur at any tirne) - Ds- % ,oo-
uI1 rIoss fprorotIy at the General Fost
Mails close hour carrier man
CLOSING time shown below Parcels Post Mails Ior
,,sry close AZ 8 y m wednesday. : BaroarosS1
via bremen and Friday. per PhGencia VIA a1.ut, E
Te11Iar and supplementary Mails close Al FQrelEn
.-sS bsrS hc,Tr later than closing time shown oeloW
srren tbsf supplementary Malls for Europe ana eIl
America via Colon. close hour later at FOle'sN
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Reiiaious Notires-

CHRIST CHURCH Broadway and Ilst-st-Blsncp
Nebraska. viii preach at II O'CLOCK
service. Evening prayer. ; O'Clock
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL. CCI.TJ RE---Surday morning
exercises l5. Carnegie Music an Sttns an1
7th-avs- sunday December =. Dr. JOHN l. EL-.lgL1-
subfect. The Christmas Spirit and the Need ef dol-
DAYS" All interested are invited
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SENATOR SEWELL HOLDS HIS OWN
HIS FAMILY SAYS HE HAS HAD NO BAD
SINKING SPELLS FOR SEVERAL DAYS.

Camden. n J., Dec. 21.-The condition OF
Senator sewen is practically unchanged to-
night Members of his family say he is holding
his own and has had bad sinking spells Tor
several days. DR.. H. Genet IayIor says thS
Sa0otor is doing we'll is wholly conscious and
is bright and cheerful.
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MARRIED..

ROI.Es-At Colombo, Ceylon. November II. 1901. the
wife OF Francis Crosby Roles, OF a SON
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Rudyard Kipling and his family sailed from
Southampton st evening for the Cape MI.
KfpIing is making the voyage for the sake OF
his health.
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The Erie Army.

The Datntiest Christmas Gift.-Ask for Deettrez
perfnes and Toilet Soaps-Aglaa, also Amaryllis Du
Janou. popular odOTs-
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BORN.

To render the efficient tire Erie Railroad to-day
ewing 70 the public requires the assistance OF 5000
employees.
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TRENCH MINISTER At BOG0T4 WEDH.
Colon. Dec. 2l--M. Boulard de Pouquevilie.
French Minister at Bogots. who reached Colon on
december - married this morning. al the bishop $
palace, in Panama, Miss chaizes, Of Lima.
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The following official record from the Weather Bureau
~ The changes in the temperature for the last twenty
f hours in comparison orresponding date Of
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diagram continuous white line shows the
anras in pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
s5S hsro-eter The dotted Ismpera
/ ture as recorded at Pe-ry's Pharmacy
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rEy4s COLLEGE PRESIDENT RESIGNS.

,,-,horford Tex Dec I.-Professor ID. S.
v-,,ser who has for the last fourteen years been
president of the weatherford College has re-
signed
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5perial Notices.

The Industry viii be very crate
enable IL give Merry Christmas
family Of than three hundred little toLSs
Checks De made payable 70 FREDERIC l. CAAF
Treasurer. I55 WOrth-st.
Very attractive pictures for parIor bOudOir.
smoking Rare engravngs. frames european Art
Importation st. Building Broadway and =0ths1
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Consultation free 9) Physicians personally reconeno
establishment.
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LONDON WEDDINGS.
MISS ELENA GRACE BECOMES THE
COUNTESS OF DONOUGHMORE.

RETIREMENT OF CAPTAIN MKAY-MR- KIP
LING AND FAMILY SAIL FOR THE CAPE
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1t is understood to be the intention OF the
home authorities to present 10 each OF the colo
nies visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales
a bound record of their historic tour.
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Captain Horatio Mckay the Famous coih-
rnodore of the Cunard fleet. on his arrival at
Liverpool Yesterday in the Lucania retired from
duty after forty years service. For thirty-one
vears ne held the post of captain. and on ninety
nine occasions he took the Lucania across the
Atlantic.
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.pF,ISTEID MATTER ETC-This steamer takes FrInlsI -
Ms+tsr Commercial Papers. and Samples tcT
onIv The same class OF mail matter ter othe. Paii
OF Europe will not be sent by this snip u-iiss
directed by her 7--,,sa-ra,.f-
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opened on piers Of the American t-rt re-
and German steamers. and remain open Unit "i'i4 80
Minutes OF the hour q sailing Of steamer
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-28
Strongest Point.

HE strongest point of the Lucky
Dime Oil Co. is the responsible
men that back it. The Lucky Dime
Oil Co. numbers among its officers
and directors the most reliable and
reputable business men of Galveston,
and includes the Honorable Walter
c. Jones, mayor of the city of Gal
weston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

COMPANY
payd
the sub
the local balance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-28
Lands.

The Lucky Lime Oil Co. S lands so
surround the big gushers that no
matter which way oil veins run we
are bound to catch them.
The value of the oil from the Lucas
well is estimated to be S35, 900 per
day, or twelve millions per year.
The Lucky Dime Co. has land
enough for ninety-two wells.
The worlds greatest fortunes have
been made in oil. John ID. Rookie
feller when a poor man invested his
first savings in oil stock, See him
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-28
urday, June |, Will Positively be the Last Day.


be
# II i'm saah tganeof
NJ Indications
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-28
SO Surely that Only Small Amount Offered for Sale
Incorporation.

THE Lucky Dime Oil Co. is incor-
porated for $3.50, 900, but only
$50, 900 of this amount has been
offered for sale for development pur-
poses at 10 cents per share The in
corporators are so confident that their
lands are surely oil lands that they
reserve the remaining 5000, 900 for
themselves The money derived from
the sale of the $50, 600 treasury stock
is to be used solely for the purpose Of
drilling for oil.
ri. 1 n.l -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-28
Has Its Own Well
Drilling Machinery.

The Lucky Dime Oil Co. has en-
gagged an experienced oil well driller
and contracted for the most perfect
well drilling outfit made. The Lucky
Dime Oil Co. can put down two wells
by their management with their own
machinery for the cost of one well put
down under outside contract.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
NiCkaiaCk.

We regret to have to chronicle
the death of Calhoun McGriff, the
son of Mrs. N. c. McGriff, who
lives south Of Nickajack station.
The young man had never fully
recovered from a malignant at
tack of pneumonia last October.
He was buried near Middleton.
Lumber is being hauled for re-
laying the floor of the carding
room of Concord factory. How
ever the prospect for starting up
the machinery seems to be distant
in the future.
Yes, Allen, we use the word
trust" III its modern and not it's
legitimate sense. Our farmers
should combine, each for himself,
to reclaim and save his land from
being impoverished by washing
rains, and thereby make perma-
nent soil improvement possible.
In our opinion this can best be
done by the terrace. Land can't
wash, therefore, level by success
sive steps the hill sides and the
soil will remain with the cultiva-
tor. KoN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
Milford.

Farmers are making great pre-
parations for another crop.
J. O. Bean had public sale
Monday, the 18th inst. and will
start in a few days for Wisconsin,
whore he will make his sfuture
home.
Ere our last items appeared the
Lord sought and took away Rob-
ert Miles. He was a bright and
good SRboy, 10 years old. His re-
mains were inferred at Maloney
Springs cemetery Rev. J. T.
Jenkins conducted the funeral.
The bereaved have Sour sympathy.
The new church house at Or
ange Hill will soon be completed.
Milton McLarty is building a
new house.
Katie, the little daughter of w.
B. Blair, is quite sick.
E. M. Benson has very sick
baby.
Prof. w. l.. Benson has a flour
ishlng school at this place. He
has about 20 names enrolled.
Miss Ed Booth visited relatives
and friends in our community last
week.
There is one thing that we see
in the daily papers that we can
quite understand-how it is the
Kansas authorities are allowed to
put the ''Natioh" behind the bars.
Snow being on the ground and
the weather being so cold, our
Sunday school was not very well
attended.
Alex Willoughby has contracted
very bad case Of the humps.
Hiawatha.
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ACWOrth.

Robert McMahan. of Athens. is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Rossie. Brooke has returned
to her home in Atlanta, after a
pleasant visit to friends and rela-
tives here.
The friends Of Col G w Johnson
regret that he is quite sick with
grip.
Nath Thompson, wife and son,
of San Antonio, Texas, are visit
Jig Mrs Thompson's father, NJ
j Abbott.
Mrs Watt Harris and Mrs DIR
Calhoun, OF Gainesville. who have
been visiting Mrs D W Orr, re-
turned home last week.
The young people had a most
ENJOYABLE party at J A Collins
last Friday night.
Penn Mitchell has gone to Hop
kinsville, KY, to accompany home
Eugene Ray, who is there quite
sick.
JAS McEver and Miss Lizzie Wis
tied friends in Dallas last week.
Mrs. Ludie Wilson is visiting
friends in Tennessee.
Mrs Henry Steele, of Cherokee,
visited her sister, Mrs Cowan, here
last week.
Col J I Foster. wife and daugh-
ter, of Marietta, visited Mrs Fos-
ter S father, Mr. Nathan Durham,
last week.
DR. G B Pledger, Of Hartwell,
Ga, has returned home, after
spending few days with relatives
here and at'Emerson.
The oyster supper given by the
Carrie Dyer Reading Circle last
Friday night in their club room
was q success. /. |.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS.
From other Towns and Lo-
caIitics.
WORK OF NEWS-F
All Points of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark
ling for PeruSal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
Wileys.

The farmers in this section were
very busy this week sowing oats
and preparing land for corn and
cotton.
One of our kind and clever
bachelors has been quite feeble
for quite a while, and went to a
doctor to find out what was the
matter and found that it was a
severe case of heart trouble. Guess
he'll be all right before long.
We are glad to note that Miss
Annie Wylie, who has been very
sick with lagyippe, is able to be
up again.
The farmers in this section are
very afraid that their oats sown
III January were killed dur
ing the cold weather last week.
Mrs. W. w. Moon was on the
sick list last week.
We are glad to note that Master
Otis Handy is some better at this
writing. Hope he will continne
to mend.
Some garden work is being done
in this meek of the woods. "
Well, Stylus, you wanted to
know when the correspondents
were going to have their picnic.
| We are going to have it some time
in August, and have it at Fair
oaks with Bro. Fund.-, too.
B. F. Reed and wife, who have
been staying at Isaac Reeds, NOV
ed to Smyrna last Monday.
BFULAH.
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Lost fountain

Miss Nettie Davis was not able
to take charge of the school last
week as reported. Miss Edith Nc
Elreath has charge of the school
until Miss Davis returns.
Mrs. Dr.. Wright has had an at
tack of pneumonia, but has about
recovered.
The farmers went to blowing in
earnest last week and farm work
is much further advanced for this
time than for the past two years.
Some think with the start they
have they can make two crops; if
they can't make enough cotton
the first crop they can plant for a
second crop.
Say, you fellow who was fgur-
ing on the cost of the Boer war
for England, you seem pretty good
at fgures-cant you figure on this
Philippine business a little for
Uncle Sam?
II. L. Scott happened to Il very
painful accident last week while
burning some brush. The burnt
end Of a stick struck him in
the eye and some of the Goals off
the stick were left sticking in the
eyeball. He went to the doctor
and had the pieces taken out. He
don't think the eyesight will be
injured.
February never fails to give us
something extra. We had the
coolest weather last week of the
season and the first snow.
ALLEN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
House Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST.
Upsflaw.


Wheat and falloats never looked
more promising than at this time.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs Walter
Mayes, last Monday, fine boy.
There is great deal Of talk of
having a street car line in this
sectHn, also a telephone. We
have some enterprising business
mel who propose to look after the
matter.
We are sorry to learn Of the
death of David Adams, who was
our neighhor last year. He died
III Atlanta. where he had gone for
treatment.
A A Griggs has been suffering
for week with grip and rheuma-
tism.
We are sorry to report the i'll
ness of Mrs Eugenia Petty, who
has been quite sick for several
days with grip.
One of Marietta's popular mer-
chants was out here last Sunday
to see one of our prettIest young
ladies. How's that, Dock?
We regret very much to learn of
the death of our esteemed friend,
William Rakestraw. who lived
just over the line, in Paulding
county. He died of heart failure
last Wednesday. He was a good
and useful man and leaves a fam
lily. RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
Due West.

Pearce and Russell House, of
Paulding, visited the family of G
A Kemp last week.
Carl Kemp spent Saturday in
Atlanta with relatives.
Col Frey, of Marietta, was out
last Saturday rabbit runting.
Critic" we were more than
glad to have met your Jolly old
self at the Masonic Hall; in fact,
glad to be there to meet so many
old friends. Well, about that
smile. Who would not smile when
he was soon to have one of the
prettiest of Smyrna young ladies
for a daughter. Hope to meet
you at our picnic this summer, as
we dine with "Fundi. "
We are glad to note that after a
protracted tussle with lagrippe, c
NJ Norrel, wife and son, William,
are improving.
Was sorry that A n Mayes farm
work was such that he was com
PEELED to give up Tie place as as
sistant in the school. Am happy
to say that our Efficient teacher,
Miss Putnam is giving, general
satisfaction, assisted by some of
her scholars.
Some OF the young folks spent
Sunday afternoon pleasantly sing
ing at the home of B w Griggs.
B W Griggs has been for the
last week taking care Of a
badly hurt foot. He says he
dropped stick Of wood on it, but
perhaps it was not dropped but
thrown by the better half.
AMOR.
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1oon.

Married-On last Sunday, the
9th inst, Jack Cathcart, OF near
this place, TO Miss Annie Hurt, of
Hiram. We wish the couple Il
long happy life.
Little Salhe May Builard, of
this place who has been sick. is
about well.
Mrs. Oscar Manning and little
daughter, Vera, of this place, are
spending a few days with her
fathers family, Mr. and Mrs.
James Billiard, Of Bremen, Ga.
We are glad to snote that Mrs.
r. B. Sorrells. who has been dam
gerously i'll, is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. Matte Baggett, of Doug
lasville, is spending sometime at
the bedside of her sick mother,
Mrs. Russell Sorrells, os this place.
Robt Moon, of this place, who
has been quite sick is much i'm
proved.
Rev. James Billiard, who had
leg badly broken at this place a
few weeks ago, was able to be car
ried to his home at Bremen Sun
day.
We are sorry to know Mrs. Cor
nelia Miller is on the sick list.
School Girl
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
AcWOrth.

Died-Mr Nathan Durham, sup
posed to be the oldest resident of
Cobb county. He died last .Fri-
day, Feb. 22d. He would have
been 80 years old in April. He
had been living at the old home
stead half century, and coffin
had never entered the threshold
before. He leaves a wife IS wears
old and s children. He had been
a member of the Baptist church
for years.
Died-On the 18th inst. Mr.,
John Grogan, aged 81 years. He
leaves widowed mother. one
brother and three sisters to mourn
his death.
Mrs Tippins' barn was burned
few nights ago.
Mrs Susie Green, of Fairmont.
Ala, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
n A Durham.
Mrs Henry Steele, of Cherokee,
after visiting relatives here has
returned home.
A good old time sociable quilt
ing was enjoyed at Mrs 4 J
Paynes a.few days ago.
The gold prospects are as good
in this vicinity as i'll the Kondike
region. Come up and invest.
OBSERVER.
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Olive Springs.

, j. W. Barber is very sick.
Robt Miles, son Of Pete Miles,
died on last Monday night week
of appendicitis.
The entire public has our inyi-
tation to attend the debate at the
academy.
Singing was very well attended
Sunday evening.
Mumps are visiting our COM
munity. We hope they will soon
return home. Willie Lee.
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Smyrna.

= our IIleno ana neigho0f' Mr.
H r PlacVlc"IIy SoI4 out ms ell
, az OnlS Piacel loGK' STOCK ana
o@iIeI' ne Ee"llzeo very ialr
pl1 Tt Oh eVeIythIig'
!, Ii7lc 10 sollle I"lk Q! moving
VI Town ot smyrna Il mile up the
= W J " a N ~, n 70 Che D9inholt l"rm;
~, W iioU PEE any ,i neeu 20 90 70 al
CldO ClOublc. w ny uOb ehUbLu
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
Winnings

Marley Hill, the night superin-
tendent of the Edgewood oil mill
spent the last two weeks with his
parents at this place.
Little Jammie Carter has been
very sick from bronchial trouble,
but is much better.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran passed
away on the evening of the l4th,
leaving a life we'll spent in the
service of her master. Her re-
mains were inferred at Bethel.
We extend cur tenderest sympathy
to the loved ones.
Mi. and Mrs. Suttles, Of Smyr-
ma, spent the day with Mrs. Neuf-
vile Sunday.
We have preaching the first
Sunday by Rev. w. d. Shea, the
second, Rev Bense Whitfield, and
the third, Rev. O. G. Simmons.
Prayer meeting every Sunday
night. Glad to see 50 many bright
faces from Bethel
Mrs. r. n. McAfee and her little
daughter have recovered from a
very serious attack Of lagrippe.
PEGGIE.
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Antioch.

Mr.. jackson was buried at Eben-
eza, Milton county.
Frank MCCARTHY, is very sick.
J. V. Kemp has been confined
to his room for sometime with la
gripp.
We are sorry to see old Brother
Cocker suffering so much with n
sore arm. 1t looks as if he would
have the blood poison if not az
rested soon. =
Grandma Hunton is very feeble
Doctor is fearful that she will
never recover.
We we're glad to see c. T. Sew
ell out Sunday at church. We
feared he would be disabled by a
fall he received some days ago in
his barn.
We are glad to see DR.. Kemp in
his usual place after an absence of
six weeks at the deathbed of his
father, w. H. Kemp, of Lost
Mountain; also with his sick
mother, who was much improved
when he left her. Doctor made a
visit to his sister in Tennessee,
who has been sick for several
weeks, but was better when he left
her.
Son Murdoch wants to rent an
Office at the courthouse. His bust
ness is increasing. He IS road
commissioner Post Oak district
A good program at literary clut
next Saturday night. Some gooc
lectures. School boy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-28
Woodstock.

Cards are out announcing the
approaching marriage Of j. V.
Cochran, Of this place, and Miss
Alma Brannon, of Brannons, Ga.
to take place February 9th.
F. n. Foster and wife, of An
niston, Ala, are visiting relatives
here.
Talmidge Roberts left recently
for Oklahoma. Aurora.