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Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Tranedv Of a Kiss.

An Atchison romance: He had not
known her long. but as she stood in tho
moonlight white dress and a blue sash
set off her figure so we'll that he thought
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Stout Women
} Buy
RengO Belt
$500 COrSetS
Worth So.

RENGO BELT rs corset designed especially to
do away with the appearance of excess flesh.
The RENGO BELT, reinforcing belt and apron front,
worked into the body of the and the abdomen
is in just the right place produce the smooth back and
slender hip lines widely advocated in advance dress
models.
RENGO BELT is the most wonderful corset ever pro-
duced for medium and large figures 1t gives soping
waist line which flows snugy the hips and has length
below the waist to make the stout figure trim and proper
I tonate.
RENGO BELT corsets also have extra strength due to
the double watcsprng steel boning which twice dur
able the usual single bonng This bonng is perfectly
covered and made rustess before is sewed into the
sets, and guarantee that it will not break punch
through.
If you have searched unsuccessfuy for that
will actually give graceful back and hip lines with perfect
comfort, you should be properly fitted with RENGO
BELT
DnoGn RaIt Style Al, for Medium figure Dr;co e.
NVhSVDVIt Style 80, for tall figure AIlVO CL
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Entertains cI,nroh Eolks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stafford. Of
Stanton. entertained the members of
Chrstiana NJ. e. Church on Tuesday
evening. Among those present were
Evening journal., 1908-10-16
Greene-Reaoh.

Fred J. Greene, of this city and
Miss Annie c. Beach, of Fairfax. Va.
were married in Alexandria Va. on
October 3. by the Rev. c. D. Bulla.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16

II is reported that a man by the
name of Saylor is slated for Horace
Greeley Knowles job. in case Of Bryan's
election.
Evening journal., 1908-10-16

So long as the breweries give up the
fluid, the general public do not care
whose cattle get the mash"
Evening journal., 1908-10-16

For the benefit Of persons who want
to ship Christmas boxes to friends OF
relatives who are with Uncle Sans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
South Boston Social News.

IS
\ SOUTH BOSTON, VA, January A.
A scene. Of brilliancy. such as had not
been witnessed In a South Boston
ballroom for quite d while was pre-
sented in the, spacious and elaborate
dining-room of The Garland Eotcl %
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Jordan, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. w. Willingham. Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs T. G. Watkins. Mr.. and
Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
C. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. c. Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lawson. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. NJ. Penick, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mr. Mr.: and Mrs ',s. Owen EasIey. Mr.. and
Snead, OF New York. and Miss Eliza
beth Easley; Mr. Irving Owen and Miss
Marie sEasley: Mr.. Howerton Kasey and
Miss Louise Owen; Mr. Holton, Of Chi
Mr.. Alison Gray and Miss Nell CARING
ten; Mr.. G Faulkner and Miss Eliz-
abcth Noel. of Danville; Mr.. Howard
TUCKER and Miss Laird, Of Warrington:
Mr.. John Evans and Miss Sallla Love-
lace; Mr.. John OVERLY; Of panville,
Johnston and Miss Lucy Eggleston, OF
Charlotte Courthouse, Va; Mr.. Ro-
bert Lee and Miss Elizabeth Penick:
Mr.. Russell Noblin and Miss Eunice
Luck and Dogsie, Of Houston; Thorn
Owen, Of New York; John Glenn. of
New York; Geo. Cunningham, Of Cum
bingham. N. c.: G: Barksdale. OF South
Boston, and N. =; Walker. Of New
place. and Miss Truxie Lockland, Of
Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Clarenont Social News.

4 4
CLAREMONT, VA, January 4.-Mr.
Guy Skinner, of Gardner, Mass, who
has been spending the holidays here
with his father. Mr.. Q. E. Skinner. left
to-day for his home.
Mrs. r. p. Winborne and son. Waver-
ley. who. have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rogers.
for the past week, left Tuesday for her
home in Cochran. Va.
Miss NJ. TeDesco Clark returned
Wednesday after pleasant visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood
Clark. in New York.
Harvey and Leslie Colgin, of Nor
mother here. left yesterday for their
place of business.
Mr.. Frank Hyde. of New Haven,
Conn. is visiting his wife and relatives
here.
Miss Rose Farrell of New York, who
has been spending the holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Farrell. left to-day.
Mr.. William Murray, is visiting his
wife and family here this week.
the pleasant guest at the home of Cap
ton TO the forces at the post-oiiice at
this place.
Mr.. W. w. Magee. agent for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
r!end, Miss Eula B. Clarke, Of Gaines

Misses Annie and Bette Osborne. OF
the w. e. r.. spent Christmas with
Miss Frances Wolfe has returned
from Richmond where she spent the
vacation with friends.
Miss Rhetta House. of Triplet, spent
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. w.
II. Bryson, Of High Street.
Miss Elizabeth Delaney has return
ed from a visit to friends In Bristol.
Miss Mary Short has returned from
Suffolk, Va, where she has been visit
ing her friend, Miss Callie Pond.
Miss Amelia Harrison has returned
after pleasant visit to relatives and
friends at BroadnaX and Bracey, Va.
Mr.. N. Pope OF Suffolk, spent Christ
mas holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Pond. of
Second Avenue.
Mr.. Richard Short spent Christmas
with his sister. Mrs. P. I. Creath. Of
Richmond, Va.
Mr. Frank Thews. Of crewe. Va.
visited his parents on South Main
Mr.: and Mrs. L. c.. Lyzatte. Of Rich
mond, have returned after visit to
tn ehome of Mr.. r. T.. Michael, Mrs.
Lyzatte's father, OF this town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Lawrenceville Social News.
Especial to The rimes-Dlspatch.l

[Special to The es-Dlspatch.I
LAWRENCEVILLE, VA, January
4.-NIsses Ella and Louise Wilkins de-
lightfully entertained at their home
December eth in honor of Miss Helen
Anderson. of Blackstone.
On Christmas night the young men
of the town gave a dance in the town
and their visiting friends.
Miss Estelle Crump. OF Richmond
spent Christmas at the homo OF her
friend, Mrs. Frank Davie. of Church
Street
Mr.. Herbert Creighton. who has been
visiting his mother on High Street, has
returned to Richmond College to re-
sumo his studies.
Mr.. land Short, Of Petersburg
spent Christmas with his mother Mrs
o. E. Short. OF Windsor Avenue.
Miss Caroline Bayley has returned
from Florida. where she visited her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
King William Social News.

Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
ETNA MILLS. Va. January 4.-Miss
Carrie Powell. of Richmond. is visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. G. Tuck. near
MI. William Reed is well enough to
have. stood the trip from the hospital
to his home.
have h sGuas se guest s hsr cous a
William S. Eubank. OF Richmond.
Miss lone Trice has returned to
Richmond after spending few days
Mr. Warner Winston Hutchinson. Of
Washington. D. c.. made Il short VISIT
with his sister. Miss Eta Temple
Messrs. Ryland and Allie Mitchell,
time hunting around their home.
Miss Martha Dabney spent her va
Mrs. Cossey, principal Of the coomes
Home School, is in Richmond on bust
Hon. Q. Q, Gwathmey and Valet
mond.
Mr.. J. H. t,wathmey. Of the Burling-
to- ton plantation, has returned from
Mrs. A. 9. Graavatt, OF ca,no. has
recovered from a spell OF illness. 8,
Mr.: S: A. slater's COUSIN; Burnett
ter a very pleasant visit in Enfield.
Miss Kate Thomas Is visiting in
Mrs: Il. B. Smith and son, Forester
Of i 9uarter, a are s, ndisitlns Mrs
Mr.. Fred Chenault has returned to
Randolph-M College, where he is
studying for the ministry.
| Mr.. Mercer Abrams. Of the Atlantic
Coast Line, has returned to his
place of business n Rocky Mount. N. C..
Mrs. John Thompson. Of Richmond,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. y. w.
Moren. tt55 q 81 I'll
Miss Hattie Jacobs is spending a
few days with her brother at Taylors-
| VILE.
Miss Nettle Leftwich has returned to
4 iEmporia. where she is principal Of the
business department in the High
| School, 2St ~ sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Norfolk Social News
tsr.c,o, n ria ,r,,nc.. ,,,pa.el,. 1


year week was lively in social circles,
being marked by numerous dances din
n br teas ana nny aoea
Functions Of note between now and the
opening OF the Lenten season.
An enjoyable dance ut the Masonic
Temple was one OF the features OF the
Another notable dance was given, by
the Seaside Social League. of Bramble-
Mrs Charles II. Wood entertained
well Street. with q tea and reception in
honor of Mrs. Arthur Rich s t, u,,y
WOOD i in receiving Mrs. John sebreli
and Mrs. T.. 3. Hodges presided over
the punch table, and Mrs. George Cabell
Those serving. were Mrs. Lawrence
Atkinson. Mrs. John w. CAST. Jr.. Mrs.
W. 3. Allen. Mrs, Robert Pegram;, Of
Kensett. Bessie Doyle. Virginia Pol
I lard. Louise Jones and Margaret Old.
Miss Beliield Murray entertained at
tea at her home in Hamilton Avenue.
Misses Josephine and Janet Brew as
Margaret Dornin, Misses Cordelia and
Grace DeJarnette and Miss Jean Muir
e c9Ieda were Misses Mis- Lucille hnth,cum,
Rosebud Hodges. Beth Whaley. Dorothy
Smith Matte Lamb, Glothilda Me Me-
Dodson. Monica o'Shea. Marie Marbury,
Susie Steele, jeanne Barnett. Lucille
Murden. Elizabeth Hart Margaret
Wales. Mildred Forbrough, Hope Baker,
Peep Cooksey, Lucille Jackson Louise
Ware Isabel and Elizabeth Wright,
Christine Wilcox, Margaret Howard
Reid.
Miss Mabel Heminger entertained at
cards at her home on Pembroke Ave-
Christmas greens. holly and mistletoe:
there were six tables. Those playing
ss p MISS and s9 Ms Mart nnSsh Pne
Grace. and Jessie willets. Leila Hob
son, Bessie and Helen Crosby, Lauluce
Nichols. Annette Richardson, Arabella
Mary ,Minitree Honoria Mitchell, Mar
guerite Guy. Louise Watson, Grace
stanworth, Kate Cooke. Nellie shipp,
Dey and Elizabeth Baylor.
Miss Christiana Neugebauer enter
tanned at most attractive tea New
Louise Ware. The rooms were charm
ingly decorated In holly, mistletoe and
Christmas greens; Miss katherine Best
sided over the punch bowl Those
who served were Miss Maud Williams,
Miss Belfield Murray, Miss Stella Bren-.
ner. Miss Jean Maxwell and Miss
Wydie Webb. Among those VINO call
ed were Miss katherine Bruse. Miss
Rose Willis, Miss Lucille Linthicum,
Miss Mildred Hemingway, Miss Helen
Railton, Miss Jessie Brinkley. Miss
Marguerite Ridgewell. Miss Annie
Ridgewen Miss Virginia Browne, Miss
Anna Riddle, Miss Eva Archer Miss
Ellen Robinson. Miss Turner Higgins,
Miss Margaret Anderson. Miss Eugenia
. Bullitt. Miss Neville Bullitt Miss An
nette Roberts. Miss Mabel Roberts,
and Miss Louise Odenthal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Gloucester Social News
tspecialjtol Tho Times. Dispatch +. i

Il 4 Z 4 j III ~
55ssf's7ts rho w. DS! snasny
Tia nhners mas been much ,nerriment among
Sinasss SGT The a9eefeer apinE
fr.[rs e |. Jones Of the Cottage, on
MEL 1ssa Eve !; horror q thSir niece
Gary y y gave q tea at their home, ''Tair-
F Ct sYSow m2n' ga and M dancsI n
i, On Or Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Eie en "a Eave q tea, a..
itt,ertained her friends with d dance at
On New Years Eve, Mrs. Richard
TER Miss Powell Byrd. l.. and her friend d.
Miss jamie Lee. 81
r,o The ch!ldren in Gloucester QUO had va
Among the eae It M EatFeernEs
Jaeger, at Glen Roy, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William b. Duncan, at Rose Hill.
an Mes MhG TaS6 a Mrs. 5ossps
James "a Judge j. l.. Talinferro. Messrs.
Tf srpb. Of NNew,stenl; Miss Leah Talia-
Hansford Taliaferro, OF Ware River.
There were several very exciting fox
hunts-the favorite Gloucester sport
On Monday night, Dr. Eugene May.
OF Washington. the famous lecturer.
gave wonderfully interesting account
Of his recent travels In Japan in the
Presbyterian Church at Gloucester
Courthouse.
! Among those who spent 2 the Yuletiae
OF Arkansas Miss Lee Williams and
Miss Eloise Williams, OF Norfolk; Miss
Mary Nelson. Of Richmond; Mrs.
Robertson and children. Of Norfolk,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
r Tnb m
Tabb. Jr. Of Norfolk, at summery vile,
Mr.. PoaiE. Of Baltimore. Mt Mr.. w. e.
Corr's; Miss Nellie Taylor OF Rose
well. and Mr.. Bailey Jet Locher, of
William and Mary College,, and Mr..
Henry p. Hutcheson. of Baltimore, at
Among the students who were at
their homes in Gloucester for the
holidays were Misses Sallie Catlett, OF
the Episcopal Institute. Staunton; sVir-
ginia Cary. of the Chatham Institute:
Powell Byrd, Of Old Field. Md: jamie
Lee na Of c.d Mannah More Academy Mary
college: Leila Benson. Of Roanoke Col
lege; Georgia Sinclair, Of Farmville
Normal School; Laura Gray, Misses Haley
and Edna Hudson, Of Blackstone In
stitute; Messrs. Warner 7. Tabb, Of the
and ob5 81 virginia. GSeforEe Cary
Lee; John Catlett, Ellis Corr and Todd
Robins, Of v. P. l.; Durham Withers. OF
the Episcopal High School; Mann and
Peyton Page. Of Woodberry Forest:
Charles Catlett. Of McGures School,
Richmond; Willie Newcomb, John Hop
Mary College were Samuel Cary. VIII
Lam la B.: Lee: Jr., James Clements,
Rowe and Roswell Gray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Salem Social News.

SALEM VA, January a very =, !de,,
lightful Leap Year german was gaven
Wednesday evening at the Hotel. Crn Az.
ford by the young ladies OF salem. =, EN- aS
cellent music was furnished by R oa
noke orchestra and the dancing cen g
tinued unrl late hour An unusually u u 1
large number Of souplea pantlcipaIea
Miss Margle Logan with MT: > Ohm L 70 I
gan. Miss Carper, OF Rocky MO unt W Wy,
Mr.. Ben Tinsley, Miss lrma h l.nil,a
with Mr., w. B.. Tinsley, MISS Sa I,ie
Logan with Mr.. Carey Johnston, MISS MISS
Maud Logan with Mr.. Fred FOX MISS
Nancy Logan with Mt; + e,y MI
man, Miss Annie McConKey Win M, M,
Willis Robertson, Miss Nan Logan. WIN Y y
Mr.. Rufus Bowman. MISS Looms ~ ~
gan with Mr.. Francis Gonnor,o l ah it,
erhill, Mass; Miss Sadie, Z, BoWies WI, WI J
Mr.. Gerald Brand. Miss Claudine Gr,f-
arlffin with Mr. Boiling Hubbard, Miss g
Bessie, Galloway with MI. bear' ,f o.
Roanoke; Mrs. g. u. BROOKS WITH NJ:
sam Staples, both OF R3anoRg;s MISS
Columbia Kelly with Mr.; Wits B s W.
Miss Sarah BushnellrWith5 MI 7, Roo o,,a
Hubbard. Miss susie. aler. OF Roa Z,
with Mr.. lamesssNl onlSey,s Miss Cary ~
Brown with Mt 7 1 IS ~ ,ma ,5 =
Carey Brooks With MI y, hGW a'as,,
Miss Katie Dillard VII Me ME-. Ay1a u,
| Biggs, OF New York CITY: MISS SSlhle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05

Southern Short Line at this place. visit
ed with his family, friends and rela-
tives at Stoney Creek, Va. Mr. Horace
Rogers relieved him.
Miss Briddell, who has been visiting
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. j. w
sutton, left yesterday for her home
in Princess Anne, Md.
Mrs. Lillian Mnncha entertained her
sister, Mrs. v. a. Savedge, and chill
dren, of Savedges, Va, one day this
Mi" Mr. Henry cromer, of 1voE. Va. was
the pleasant guest at the home OF Cap
tain and Mrs. W. Drew, few days
of this week.
Miss Mollie King, of near this place.
Is entertaining her cousin, Miss Mabel
Brockwell, OF Smithheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Burt, are enter
tanning the formers brother, and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burt, of Bedford
City, Va.
rel were the hostesses of very pleas
ant progressive orty-five party on New
was won by Miss NJ. TeDesco Clark;
the Eentlemen's by Mr.. Tommie King,
and the BOBBY by Mrs. Fred Sharp.
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the game. The following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. w: I. Lowell,
Misses Mary Drew, Hazel X. Gaede. M.
Stone, Ocie Murray and Mary Camp
bell; Messrs. Michael Farrell, VIII
Murray Herman Burt, Emmett DuEan.
Frank Drew, j. E. Farrell. Leslie Col
gin, Ben Diessner. Lester Tibbetts and
r. G. King.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
ENJOY F0X-HUNTING
Citizens of Lancaster Have Enjoyable Tim
During the Holidays.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LANCASTER. VA. January 4.-During
tho Christmas season several exciting fox
hurts took place In Lancaster. Last satur-
day large crowd rode to the music of the
hounds In the corotoman region. A large
sra. fox was soon started. and after an ex-
citing chase OF several hours the hounds
pushed him SO close that he took to a traa.
The huntsmen succeeded in dslod cling him
f,om his perch, and he leaped to the
81 ound George Turner. one OF the huntsmen,
fell on him and held him till he could 90
bagged One OF Turner's hands. however.
WIS terribly lacerated by the savage beast.
Turner was also In danger OF being torn TO
pieces by the Infatuated hounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Officers Installed.

Jefferson Lodge, No 90. Knights 4
Psthias, held itsregular meeting In Lee Can,
for az proWn S1Ss'
llor commander; j. G. Lester, vice chancellc
commander; 4. L. Liebermuth preate; !.
gillian mnstsr q an fanee;J Lampki
master at arms; G., ]. Slamnker, master
swcrki J: b., Miller. outer guard; Bob Al
kinson, inner guard; j. "A. Ruffln. masts
of eXchequer: Il. S. Wnssmer. presentatiy
to grand lodge; =. Il. Chapman deput
grand chancellor, ~
5s Mrs. q. II. Bethel. Of News Fcrr.,,
Va, Is visiting her sister. Mra, r. "a. s
Brine. at No. 40S East Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
for several days.. is believed to be
gradually sinking. - N NJ "a. s5
The directors of the Life Assurance

for several days. IS pelleVed 70 pc
The III directors Of the Life Assurance
Society Of Eastern Virginia, at; their
meeting yesterday. declared g dividend
and Increased their capital stock to,
sloO,oG0. The stock will be sold at
thTT e brick or concrete build
Ing In the business centre, The
first floors will be used as stores, the
second for offices. and the third as q
hall. Mr.. q. sellman Williams was
added to the board of directors. The
.ofticors for the current year are A.. M
Nottingham, president; G. Fred Kelly
FIRST vioe-president; G.. Sellman VIII
llams. second yce-p PRESIDENT ~. CYAN
relt,3 sec rotary; David g. kellam
\ treasurer. s35s S4ia. ,s
Tho seasons Festivities were closed
by a bali ut Hopkins's hal Thursday
night, Good music, choice efresl L
ments, a large and select attendance,
made the occasion ons of enjoyment to
the many present, NJ N 5Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
GOES TO NEWBORN NEWS.
Rev. Mr.. IIenderlite Accepts Call to
That City-OnancOck News.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l N

"a Special to The Tlmes- dispatch.
SONANCocK, VA. January Rev. =.
B, Henerlite. for the past FIVE years
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at
Onancock and Accomac Courthouse,
has accented callto the Second Pres
bSteran Church Ys -, Newport NeWs a e.
.runry LIST. He will Garry with him tile
respect and good will OF the entire COM
lmunity. Few have so filled the esti-
mate of the ideal man a nd minlster.
IjB Miss Mary ID, Poulson, who has been
critically AL ct her home. Got esbuyy."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Death Of Mr.. william Ranoy.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
SALISBURY. N. c., January 4.-Mr. Will
lam Raney. aged seventy-hve years. one of
Rowan county's best known farmers. died at
his home near Salisbury last night follow
Ing brief illness. He was q Confederate
veteran, and served with great yalor during
the Civil War. Surviving him are three
daughters. son and an aged widow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
ETNA MILLS, VA. January 4.-N1is
Carrie Powell, of Richmond, Is visit
Manpnick .ll.. .E -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05

Brown with Nj. links McClun g MISS
Stags-Misses Mabel Bowman, {. Gussle
1Bowles Sue Kelly and Pauline (, Honser.
Chaperons We're: Mrs. Nv. w. Tlnsley,
Mrs. Joe Logan and Mrs Perslhser.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-09

The B. H. Bostain Co.'s two page ad-
vertisement in this issue, tells of re-
duction sale before taking inventory
of stock. Prices have been marked
right down and you will find this enter
prising and cleyer merchant disposed
to give you real bargains in the best
and freshest line of goods to be had
Now is the time to benefit yourself.
Read the advertisement and call and
see for yourselves.
For RENT, or Sale sCheap-Seven
room house with bath and modern con-
veniences on Washington Ave
D. G. COLE.
You are cordially invited to join the
Journal family of subscribers for the
year 1908. The price of subscription
remains the same-one dollar per year
If you do not take your town paper,
you thereby say you don't care wheth-
or the town has paper or not.
Ladies' skirts and cIoaks cleansed
and pressed. Star Pressing Club.
Phone 254. Harry Haynes, Agent.
When the tide of your affairs begins
to ebb, if you gasp and curl up with
fear, and become too paralyzed for fur
ther effort. you attract about you an
atmosphere through which the vibra.
tion ofsuccess could no more enter
than feather could pillow through the
armor of battleship.
1t behooves you to have your clothes
pressed by an experienced hand, if you
want the shape and the stylish effects
retained in your clothes to stay there.
Join my pressing club, and I'll warrant
to give satisfaction.
VIM. Coral, The Tailor.
1t is Shocking to hear a small boy on
the street using profanity and vulgar
language, and yet this is sometimes the
case. Parents, who try to raise their
children right, have them con in con-
tact with those who corrupt their
morals.
The Trio Laundry Co., Allan ga. uses
artesian water, no chemicals I ecessary
to bleachsVour linen. Phone a.
Harry Haynes, Agent
Jor Marietta.
+ NoTIoF Account placed by me Nor
collection with the international Mar
camille Co., Baltimore, Md, are hereby
withdrawn, and parties are forbidden
paying said accounts to them.
G.. H. DoBBs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-09

Miss Susie Anderson is in Florida
with Mrs. s. D. Rambo
Y MISS Anna Laurie Adams, of Eaton
ton, Ga, is the guest Of the Messrs.
McNeel. .>
Hon. Geo. D. Anderson is in Wash
Iington City, private secretary to Con-
gresham Lee.
Cobb Superior court will make a
short grind of it this week. Judge Co.
Der keeps right up with the business.
Mrs. A. A. Gates and lovely daugh-
ter of Greenville, s. c., are the guests
of her sister, Mrs. Garrett, on Haynes
street.
Miss Zsns Mcclure, formerly with
the Canton Telephone Company, has
accepted position with the Southern
Bell at Marietta.-Canton Advance.
There is more whisky stored away in
private homes than there has been in
many day. Prohibition made people
lay in supply.
Bishop Warren A. Gambler will preach
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at ii O'Clock Let there be a
large congregation to hear him.
Miss Sallie Medford, of Marietta, and
Mr.. j. Haney, of Wood stock, were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Leander Medford on Dec.
18th.
We have special bargain in broom
cottage with bath and toilet, hot and
cold water electric lights, closets, etc.
This is new cottage, on good street ;
nice, elevated lot A great bargain at
$225OOO.
E, P GREEN REAL ESTATE Co.
Some unknown thief broke the slot
machine from its fastening at A. B.
Gilbert's store Wednesday night, car
ried it to Tucker street, broke it open
and robbed it.
Start the new year by placing an adj
vertisement in the Journal. And if YOU
are not subscriber, have your name
entered on cur constantly growing list.
NOTIoB.-One horse gone; weight
about nine hundred pounds She is a
dark bay mare, blocky made, years
old. II found write NJ. L. Brooks, Ac-
worth, Ga, r. F. D. No. II, and get re-
ward.