The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-12-17
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Miss Ollie Billiard, of Bremen, Ga,
is visiting her uncle. Messrs Henry
and Charlie Ward.
Mr.. Ralph Northcutt and bride re-
turned from their tour north on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. j. S. Goodwin and family, of near
Lost Mountain, have moved into Mr..
7. L. Hunts house.
See Florence & Williams window of
sensible Christmas presents for men
and, boys.
Mrs. g. f. Balm, of Nelson, spent part
of the past week here with Mrs Keller
and Mrs. Crosby.
Miss Pocahontas Garrison, of Canton,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Petty.
Mr.. Albert Reid and wife are making
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Reid
DR.. c. T. Nolan and DR.. J. d. Malone
attended the Southern Surgical Gynae-
logical Association in sessionin Atlanta
this week
Don't fail to ask for tickets on the
dolls when you buy of Florence Il Will
Jams.
Mr.. w. + Garwood and Mr.. Evan
Howell have returned from a two
weeks visit to Florida. They had a
delightful trip.
Mrs. J. II. Barnes and daughters,
Virginia and Jessie. spent the past
week in Atlanta with her dauGhter,l
Mrs. DR.. r. L. Squires.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M Porter joined the
Methodist Church last Sunday. They
have recently moved here from Atlanta
and occupy Mr. Paul Leake's residence.
on Church street.
Mr. Ed Sewell, of Atlanta, spent Sun
day with his aunt Mrs Trenholm Ba-
ker, and met one of Mmetta's fairest
young ladies
Mrs G. C. Clutch visited Herkimer,
New York, owing to the death Of her
father, Mr.. Thomas Hagham, and not
her husband as the Intelligent com
positor" had it last week.
Mr. Harvey Mayes, of Atlanta, spent |
Sunday with his cousin, Mrs John H |
Clay and was accompanied by her two |
sisters, Misses Irene and Ruth Frey
who have been spending sometime with
her.
See Florence & Williams line Of
gents gloves, neckwear, silk mufflers,
handkercheIs, umbrellas, scarf pins,
watch fobs, cuff buttons, etc.
Messrs G. e, Henderson, Morgan
Mcneil. L, n Trammcll, and Ben
Stanley spent last week in Coffee
county hunting. They had fairly good
luck and pleasant time. Their "Cofs
fee" had plenty of grounds" in it; in
fact Coffee is very good agricultural
county
Mrs. Myra McCrea and her daughter,
Mrs. Ed ward Jervey, entertained their
friends at cards last Thursday after
noon. The occasion was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Lovee,
won first prize, candlestick.. The
second prize was beautiful p pre-,
won by Miss Mildred Thompson re
refreshments were served.
MIR. David NJ Boring, and Wife
Breckenridge, Colorado, arrived
Saturday morning enroute to W.
stock TO visit his father, Mr.. JoknV
Boring, He has been west number ~
years He is looking well and Shas a
fine looking wife that he "wooed and
won" since he left.
Young man, save something each dsy
of your salary. When old age whitens
your locks and enfeebles your footsteps,
you will need to take a rest ard not to
haye to continue to bear the burden Of
making a living.
Rev. V. e. Manget, of Marietta. i
visiting his sons, and occupied thewdN
pit at the Methodist church sunday
evening Newman News
At the meeting Of the Southern Ho-
siery Manufacturers Association on
the 9th, in Chattanooga, tfvfAlowfrs
officers we're elected; Il. II. NortAeStt
of Marietta, Ga, president; w. s
cox, of Hyron, C" secretary
Garnett Andrews, of Ohatta
Tenn. treasurer. a
The happiest people in t IN ngA
those who keep out Of debex -
tics, ef office, shun unhnT
an honest living by honest
low the golden rule humlA4 eerFS II
living God apursue he ''e1 III eugs n
their way and neglect n HPrfusffv
Of doing good. ~ y
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