The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-06-17

on visit to relatives and friends here
Miss Ludie Benson, of Kennesaw
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. R. j. Johnston and grand son
Lewis Blodgett. of Atlanta, are guests
of Mrs. w. l.. Richardson.
Miss Regina Rambo is attending the
commencement exercises of the State
University at Athens this week.
After an absence OF 80 years, Mr.. H.
S. Watson, of Coleman, Texas, is here
visiting his brother, Mr.IF. M. Watson.
Miss Ella Calhoun and brother, Mr..
Charley Calhoun, of Greenwood, s. c.,
are visiting their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Hedges.
Little Mildred Brewer, who has been
very low with intermittent and pneu-
monia fever, we are glad to say is liable
to be out again.
Alex Jackson, colored, of this city,
spent ten days very pleasantly at Wash
ington, d. c.. and Baltimore, Md, re-
turning last Sunday.
Mrs W A Murphy and little son, Jack,
who have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ell Barnes, have returned
TO their home in Atlanta.
Misses Ruby and Birdie May Tis.
scream. of Macon, spent the week. end
With Miss Allie BULGE and Miss Nell
Motley.
Miss Ada Brewer. of Wsdley. Ga, and
Mr.. T. G.. GsrDett, of Atlanta, were the
charming gueste of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Brewer and family Sunday.
The Georgia Fruit Exchange peaches
from Marshailville sold in New York
Friday at 81 % to 81. A Fort Valley
car sold in New Orleans at 81 80 on the
track.
The Southern Refining Oil Company,
of Athens, Ga, of which Mr.. A. M.
Dobbs is president. was partially de-
stroyed by fire on last Saturday. Loss
$35, 600; covered by insurance.
Elberton has just organized cotton
mill company, with capital of 100000,
all paid in by local people, and the issue
oversubscribed. Is Elberton larger,
richer and more progressive town than
Marietta?
D1RD.-Mr. ID. ID. Underwood, of this
place received the intelligence of the
death Of his brother. Mr.. w. A. Under
wood. which occurred at Boliver, Tenn,
on last Saturday. He leaves a wife and
two children. His remains were chip.
ped to Texas for interment.
The main thing with children ia to
have them we'll started with good prin-
ciples which they will carry through
life. Obediency, truth, unselfishness,
purity are essentials, and these can all
be lovingly cultivated, and will flourish
in the right home atmosphere.
An automobile party left Marietta,
Ga, yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock in
Buick car ard reached West Point
this morning The party includes s.
A. Anderson and son, Pat, and G. M.
Hines, who are all interested in the
nifty thousand dollar pecan grove at
West Point and are down here looking
after their interests, West Point News.
There is not boy in this class who
smokes cigarettes-it there was he
would not have my name upon his
diploma, said DR.. George H. Bradford
chancellor of Epworth University at
Oklahoma City, in addressing the grad.
yates from the preparatory department.
Confirmed cigarette smokers will hard.
ly climb high enough anywhere to grad.
uate,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bryan, 305 Whit
lock avenue, happened to quite treat
on last Sunday, every member of theiI
family, both children and grand child.
rem being present. and formed quite q
treanion unexpected, There were Mr.
and Mrs. j, @. Gillian aud little daugh
ter, Hildred, of EtowAh, Tenn. ;Mr and
Mrs. r. B. Bryan and little son, Harry
OF Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Towns
and little daughter and son, Msble AnC
Nolan, of Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs. J. M
Gentry and baby boy, of Blackwells
Ca, and all the immediate family. AL
returned to their respective homes at
ter spending a pleasant day with thei
parents and a few friends present, Mis-
Cora Bryan accompanying Mr.. and Mrs
Gillian, to spend the remainder of tn,
summer.
just about the time young maj
thinks his services are indispensa
BILE, he is formally notified that h
may look for another job.
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