The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-06
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in Marietta Saturday.
D., Mrs. j. j Daniel has returned from
Seneca, S G.
DR.. f. w. Watkins, of Ellijay, was
in Marietta Saturday.
Mr.. c. T. Webb was confined to
his home by sickness several days last
week.
Window Shades OF l22 172 cents,
Saturday Sale at The German
Store. old Post0ffjce building.
Mr.. Bolan Brumby returned Sat-
urday from a weeks trip through the
Middle West.
Mr.. J. l. Davis is seriously ill of
typhoid fever at his home on Powder
Springs street.
For SALE. Good milk COW; fresh
in. DIV. Blair.
Mr.. Ephriam Brumby, OF Chatta-
nooga, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
l.. n. Trammell.
Mr.. q W. Gignilliat, of Seneca, S
Q is with his mother who is i'll but not
dangerously 50.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Woolbright,
of Atlanta, visited the family of Mr.
E. l.. Milan Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Little has returned
home after pleasant visit to relatives
in Atlanta
Mrs. B II. Wellons and Miss
Baumann, of Knoxville, are the guests
of Mrs E NJ, McCulloch
Miss Laurie Ford has returned
home from visit to her brother, Mr.
Barlow Ford, in Atlanta.
Miss Laurie Ford is having furth-
er improvements made to her attractive
home on Forest avenue.
Mrs. James II. Groves and chill
dren spent the last weekend with At
lanta relatives and friends.
Mrs J, A. Fields and daughter,
Mrs. Edwin Smith, visited relatives in
Gainesville the first part of this week
Automobile busters, for both
ladies and gentlemen.-DnPre
a Wallace, 1t
Pare Jersey sweet milk delivered
from the Bussey farm every mornin
Il. B. Carues, phone 336 l.. apr29. G
Mr., W. B. Clnkscales returned
Saturday from the Confederate reunion
at Mobile, reporting a most pleasant
gathering of the veterans.
Mr.. r. II. Cox suffered from Sc
rious attack of illness Friday night,
supposed to be ptomaine poisoning,
but has now fully recovered.
The friends OF Mrs. w. w. McCul-
Tough Will be pleased to know that
though still confined to her home by
illness, is greatly improved.
Mrs. Elizabeth George, who has
been with her son Frank, in Norfolk,
Va, several weeks, has now gone to
visit her sister in Durham, N. G.
$500 Loce Curtains to sell at
$I~?5 on Saturday at The German
Store. old PoStoffjce bMidjng.
Something quite new in picture
mouldings at Beshers' studio, IS IL
north side park square.
apr. 29 st.
Col h. T. Jones aud Col. Luke
Tate, of Canton, came down Sunday to
attend the funeral services of Captain
Boone. Col. Tate remained over and
spent Monday with his Marietta friends
Col. Thomas b. Irwin, who has
Just recovered from a protracted i'll
ness, was in Marietta Saturday for the
first time in eleven weeks, and receiv-
ed the warm greetings OF his friends
The comets tail will brush the
earth on May 18th. The High
School will get in its play,
Among the Breakers five
days before that event 1t
The Marietta teachers attending
the convention in Atlanta last week
were entertained delightfully."- at the
Girls High School and at the Pied.
HlOul I1OUel.
The many friends of Mr.. Cook c.
Grist will regret to learn that his con.
dition remains unimproved, and that
he continues seriously i'll at his home
on Powder Springs street.
11-cent Linen at 10 cents, Safur.
day, at The German Store. Oio
PoStoffjce b@ldjng.
DIR. C. T. Nolan, member of the
State Board of Medical Examiners, has
been in attendance this week upon the
sessions of that body in Augusta and
Atlanta, where he conducted the exam.
nations in physiology and chemistry,
Mrs Foster Harper, Miss Matte
Harper, of Rome, Mrs. James w Young
and her daughter, Mrs. David Warning.
ton, of Jacksonville, Fla, are guests of
Misses Fannie and Kate Kilby OIL Park
Avenue, west Mrs. Warrington will
be pleasantly remembered as Miss Min
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