The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George Keller enter
tanned the Evening Club on Monday.
Mrs. Fred Morris left on Tuesday for
visit to Macon.
Miss Harriet Ide is visiting Mrs. E. B.
Freyer.
Mr.. George S. Owen is home from
COrdele, Ga.
They say bad money is circulating.
What we want is some OF the real good
money; want 60 see how it looks.
Mr.. Tom jackson g barn, on the farm
he bought of Judge Gober, east OF Ma
rietta, was destroyed by fire Monday
night, about O'Clock.
Mrs. Graham entertained at bridge
on Saturday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Montague, of Atlanta, :. and Mrs. Gray,
of Richmond, Va.
Mr.. S. F. Bowser. of Fort Wayne,
Ind, is the guest of Mr.. William john
ston and family, near Smyrna.
The frozen pipes in the kitchen range
at Mr.. Peter Smith home, on Church
street, exploded Sunday morning, doing
damage to the room and wrecking the
range.
Mrs. r. L. Miller and daughter, and
Mr. F. B. Dunlap. of Birmingham,
Ala, who have been visi ing Mrs. Will
liam Johnston, near Smyrna, have Ie-
turned home.
The Allentown Pa Call says Teddy
has not yet called them a liar.-Elber-
ton Star.
There are number of persons in that
category who have not been labeled
Mrs. John Graham entertained the
Evening Bridge Club at their first
meeting Monday. The members of this
club look forward to many pleasant
gatherings during the winter.
The Ducktown copper companies are
preparing to build mammoth fertil-
izer plant somewhere on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad in North Geor-
gis, which will utilize a great deal of
the sulphuric acid from the copper
shelters.
Mrs. Patterson's bridge party. on
Tuesday afternoon, was pretty COM
pliment to Miss Ide. The score cards
were painted in violets, and the guest
of honor received bouquet of the very
fragrant blossoms.
Miss Mable Cortelyou was hostess at
one of the prettiest parties of the sea-
son on Thursday afternoon, given in
honor of Miss L. V. Cortelyou, of New
York. Progressive bridge was played
until $780, when a delicious collation.
was served on small tables,
The U. D. G. historical questions for
February will be at Clarke Library
TO all those Daughters of Kennesaw
Chapter who wish to study them. The
answers will be found in Miss Mildred
Rutherford 5 book, 1.-THE South in His
sory." which is also at the Library.
Mrs Morgan McNeel entertained the
Z Young MAtrons Club on Friday after
noon. After the game, the members
and guests enjoyed dainty luncheon
in the dining room, the table being
beautifully decorated and appointed in
white and green.
Rev. Nj. J. Jenkins, the new pastor of
the Baptist church in Athens, Ga,
started revival immediately on his ar
rival in that city, and it is still going
on. Over $50 persons have joined the
church. AS evidenced by the recent
revival in Marietta, the time of year
ard weather has nothing to do with
Gods visitation to save souls. All sea-
sons are His.
Hon. N. A. Morris, the newly elected
Judge of the Blue Ridge Circuit, whose
name has been mentioned in connec-
ton with rumor that he would resign
his judgeship to run for congress, write0
The Standard that under no circum-
stances will he become q candidate for
this position. In this determination he
is to be highly commended. If he were
to run for congress, the ordinary pro-
prieties would require him to resign his
iudgeship to make the race He has
been elected by the people to fill one
office, and it is his duty to fill it -
Cedartown Standard
The bridge party on Friday evening,
at which Mr.. and Mrs. Starr entertain
ed forty of their friends, was an occa-
sion in every way worthy of such 9
charming host and hostess. Delightful
punch was served during the evening,
and st late hour ali elaborate supper
was served. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolan Brumby, M. and
Mrs. A. V. Cortelyou, Miss l.. V. Cor
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