The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-19

MI l. H. DanlelS, OF Rome, was
IN Marietta Wednesday.
Miss Josie Fain has gone to Blue
Ridge to attend the chautauqua.
George Emmett Benson is with his
grandparents this week at Kennesaw.
Miss Richmond Walton, of Mad
lson, is visiting Mrs Floyd Northcutt.
Mr.. Forest Crowley has returned
from his vacation, spent in South
Georgia.
Mrs. R. S. Rambo and DR.. Preston
Ramoo are visiting relatives in
Blakely.
Mrs. A. Armstrong will leave Satur-
day for a trip to Winnetouka Lake.
MINI.
Mr.. R. w. Cox and Mr.. John P.
Carter, of Knoxville, were in the city
a few days ago.
Counterpanes at CSC, $1.29 and
$l'o9. Henry A. Ward.
Miss Lottie Lee Foster, of Dallas.
is visiting Mrs. Foster on Powder
Springs street.
Mrs. John Graham Sullivan en-
tertained the Wednesday morning
bridge club this week.
DIR. and Mrs. FL Curtis, of Atlanta,
and Mrs. G. P. Gordon, of Dalton, WIS.,
tied Marietta friends Tuesday.
Mr.. w. H, Wikle, of Gainesville,
visited at the home of his brother, DR.:
e. A. Wikle, the past weekend.
Misses Gloria Watkins and Lena
May Parks returned Saturday from
weeks outing at Tallulah Falls.
Mrs. Roger Dewar entertained in
formally Wednesday evening at bridge
for Miss Alice Munnerlyn, of Jackson
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Peschau,
OF Wilmington, N. c., are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G B. Will
ingham.
Mrs W. j. Black and her guest,
Mrs. Mary j. Rogers, of Savannah,
have gone to Andrews, N. c., for
short stay.
Mrs. T. A. Gramling entertained
with an informal luncheon Wednesday
for Miss Alice Munnerlyn, of Florida,
guest of Miss Isabel Brumby.
DIR. Donaldson, of Americas, who
was called here last week because of
the illness of his little daughter
Louise, returned to his home, Tuesday.
SOC Dress Shirts at 39c- Ward
Mr.. w H. Jones, of Orange Bend,
Lake county, Fla, arrived Monday,
and is CHARTERED at the Whitlock
house. Mr. Jones will remain in Ma
rietta the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. w. R. Turner attended the re
cent camp meeting near Sparta, where
she led the music, and went to Thorn
son, Saturday, to play accompaniment
for the music at the White Oak camp
meeting
Mr.. Robert A. Hill, Mr.. Joe
Abbott, Mr.. Geo. R. Brown, Mr.. Frank
Manning and Mr.. Loring Brown rep
resented Cobb county at the meeting
of the State Agricultural Society held
in Athens last week.
Charles Dowd Turner entertained
dozen of his small friends last
Wednesday, celebrating his eighth
birthday. Ice-cream, cake, melons
and many games were enjoyed on the
lawn. Charles received a number of
suitable presents.
Ladies Hose at Sc. WARD.
Captain and Mrs. Harry Ander-
son, Mr.. w. K. Mower, Miss Halle
McHenry and Richard Banks Mower
motored up from Atlanta Sunday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren and
their little daughters, Mary Howard
and Annie Lucia.
Mrs Fl. R. Oldson, is attending the
wholesale milliners' openings in Atlanta
this week. She is selecting some very
stylish millinery for the H. A. Ward
department. Next week Mrs
O dson expects to leave for the east
to finish selecting the stock which will
be the largest ever carried by this
progressive store
FOR SALE-Splendid COW, fresh in
milk, full Jersey. Price $40 if taken at
once Apply to S. A. Latham, IG2
Dixie Avenue. augI9-It.
Mr.. William Mckinney returned
Saturday from Louisiana, where he
had taken an engine under it's own
steam that had been built by the
Clover Machine Works and sold to
corporation in that state engaging in |
the manufacture Oh lumber. Mr.. Nc !
reports this the largest plant
OF the kind ever seen by him, the