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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30
Mrs. Gillespie Wins Fine
Barrel Flour.

Tho following mention Of : "Csks
Baking contsstr In jackson ID repro
ducsd from the Clarion Ledger of thu
.25th inst, the first prize being awarded
V Mrs. J. Z. Gillespie:
The csks baking contest being car
ried On by The Waller q Spies Milling
Company at the s. J. johnson Company
under thcsuperintcndency of i. I, Cook
thsir representative ID this territory
came 10 ~ end last night, and In addi.
tion 70 being splendid method Of ad.
vsrtising their Dainty nosr, provid.
I'd some Of tho incest cakes ever baked
In this or sny other city ID grace the
Christmas tables ofths two orphanagsa
and tbs cld Ladies' Homo.
Many 81 the bost caks bakers Of ths
city. contested, All y whom found
\ Dainty perfectly satisfactory, And
with combination of beat baksrs and
best nour II IL no wonder that the
awards were - hard 70 make.
The judges selected wers Mira n. \.
searcv, Mrs. Randolph Manning and
Mrs. r. h. Henry, and altar full ccnsid-
GRAFTON given all cakes presented, the
following awards were made;
First prize 10 Mrs. ]. y. Gillespie
barrel of sDainty" -four.
Second prize 10 Mrs. ". y. Runln,
hall barrel "a Dainty -four
Third prizo TO Mrs. 7. Bowman Stir.
ling, "a pound sack Of DAINTY hour.
special prize offered 70 girls under n
years of ago was wen By Miss Annie
Phillips, 10 Dainty packets of Dainty
-four.
After supper rome " the cakes were
anctisned Of and tho proceeds semitic
the three institutionsme mentioned above,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30

~
p'fiey tfat mnFt nave neen tne trait 9
'hs me'asro' Jesus. Inc trae mater
~ api'''' ~ me motner snonld ksei
a''e"tlon snoa1 ner Iofss'tone' wa
seo~n. Ne 4 =. kitchcia, q Joseph
l'epsssfnsfa lne tfue type e the 'ypi
NJ, 4. o'a noness snspnefu q Nazar'ne'
he P'ay openso os we entranc'
.io'n 20 sonsn aoor q .he three Wis'
m'h Nno wsre IN search ~ tne nsal
aoous Wn'cn tney naa s1uaisu ana mar
vs'ea' soon ene illum'nant shons frsn ~
sne ha.s' sna thsy we're s1rmKen WIZ
1ns soaemni'y q 1ne ocoahpn 1nsil
search lof the new-oorn "kinR se
came more sArnsas' N tney spsd w. r.
in tney feaensd ~ hom.n guarTd gT
Y sssfs' hstnam Nsy, n N fniii'ps apd
!, ~ hops wsrc snod ~ these rnlcs
Mr. hAy hsing decidedly thse etar q tht
evening M y e horton. ss the Ro'
man guard' impressed the audisncs
with ths sternnsss that claractsr'zs !.
ths aoidisrs "a tke Roman EppiFs
Seated on : shrons between his pages
was Hon. ". =. Hammer, as y tierod, the
King q the lows Hercd. toc, wa'
good, and lsft a Impression AZ e w
attitude d the Jews to tho prophecy
Hsrod badc thsm continue with their
search and assured them that they
would not BE- moIested, Finally they
wspded their way 10 the emapper where
the Christ45hild nv, and, kns<lIng, aid
obeisance 70 tho King oi Kings Al
this juncture, Miss Virginia Torp, ss
charity 4 cIsthsd In rags, rushed III
axcltcdly n search of the 6ansof God
Upon reaching the manger sbs poured
OUT her true homars tp the chiId. Ana
sweetly sapr NJ apnropriate II sonr
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30
Xmas Has Gone.

And now you nee why II would have
been best 70 have opened savings ac-
count with the Bank of Lenore. Take
tho admonition now and prepare your
acli for i more enjoyable Yuletldc in
1911.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30
DAY
IN GREENWOOD
Was Enjoyed as Usual BY
the Best People in
the State.

4 & Il X 4
Christmas Eve with It's bustling stride
and the fnalle Of holiday shopping
| passed on too hurrlcdly for the mcrch-
ants who were thropgsd With splsn-
/ did patrosage oil that day. AHeAvy
stocks were stocked ln for the stock
lingn of tho stockings" and though
nearly all these were wiped ont. the
usual amount of carrird-evsr stock viii
have 70 suffer from tear and wear on
the shelf.
Our streets were throneed with live
wirs people with Xmas In every inch
Of their bones, and extensive preparx-
tions were carefully made fora Joyous
xmas.
Tho weather looked just 4 wee Bit
Suspicious, but Xmas morn opened with
the prettIest of wsathor. Itwas typi-
cal xmaa morning In Greenwood, and
everyone hurried that morning 10 gst
out into itand fully appreciate 81 its vi
lyaclty. Coming on Sunday, the day was
unusually quiet but N VA ! day Of en-
joyment and reat, and ono more than
fully appreciated BY those who had cx-
perienced busy holiday season.
| All the chnrches held large ccngrs-
cations that morning, md that evening
everyone congrcgated AZ the presbs-
teri&n Church 10 witness san Evening
| with the Christ.chlld,' which wa u
| splsndid success.
The usual Are works celebration waa
postponed until Monday night, aid tho
banks, post-oiico and many business
hcnsca closed their doors ON that day.
The Xulstide was closed by d pretty
Xmas tree celebration given BY the
Elks ~ their home Oh Washington Ave.
| and Main street.
Indesd II was 4 merry Xmas, and from
! All appeaFancea II will be happy New
Year Tor All the good psopIe chat llve
In Greenwood and Isenore County.
SIX 5SQ l FFf
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30

By using tho great internal remedy
Ross Mango pills. They kill the mango
germ quickly BY acting through the
blccd-yst they Are absolutely non
poisonous. Money refunded Il snot
cured. Price, 5oc per box. Ross Germ
Lotion wonderful antiaeptic for the
kennel, the stable and poultry yard. 800
per bottle. Ross' Antiaeptic Dog Soap,
25c Keeps hair and skin healthy. Ross
vermifuge never faIIs, boc. Bold ii
(aresnwood W 4. y. Raines and Il. N,
chsndler. CALI write NJ phone uA.
Remember the Commonwealth
during the holidays BY paying
your subscription
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30

duction ever snbmittsd TO the people oi
Greenwood, and those participating
therein have boon congratulated upon
their splendid Achievements.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30
Buy d Directory.

The price Of the Greenwood City
Directory has been reduced to $3.50 IL
that they may be circulated III cvSr tho
city and county. Many have been dis.
tribntsd all over tho county, and only
i few arc left. Phone SO and we Will
deliver ycu one for sl5o.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30

FOR RENT A 5 room cottage,
with all convenicnccsl In North
Greenwood, Phone No. 442.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-12-30

SEND the following NIGHTLETTER subject to
the terms on back hereof which are hereby agreed to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Auction Sales.

= g SLOAN & CO, nc Aucti's, 400 q St
lLsC SaEE1S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL.
- ~ r BEING PREMISES No 1125 10TH
= Hst-EL NORTH WEST. WASHINGTON D
y REAR BY virtue OF deed 81 trust re
corded IN Lioer 5l6l. folio 90 81 sea-. OF the
Lana Records for the District Of Coiumbi a.
emu ~ direction OF a party secured thereby.
ll.LL on the premises, on WEDNhSJAn %
FEBRUARY STH. A. D. 1910. at HALE
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK r M. Ihe follow
ing described real estate 2. he city Of WASH
inston, District Of Ccium bia. % Wit Part o.
Lot Eltty-tNO -t52B in Alexander r Snep-
herds Subdivision OF lots in square three
hundred and sIXty-niue ts5tl- as per ptd-
recorded Ia Llber W F. folio - OF tne
Surveyors Office Records n the DISTRICT OF
trlu lunia- Beginning for the same AT lhe
northwest corner or said lot and running
thence south on Tenth street, . feet lnetl-s5
thence east lbs feet inches TO an dlieF -
feet wide thence north on SAID ailey -
feet inches. thence wes- rs ieeL 3 incneS
the place Of beginning
The property viii be sold subject % th-
liens OF two deeds OF trust dated June II lset
and recorded June -. 1857. IN Liber 900. folio
IS e. seq and folio 81 Ct seq the drst
Potomac Insurance Company. OF the District
OF Columbia. and the second securing an IN
1ebteLuess of Si,stt -iue TO William Ston-
Albert. said debts beinE ~ and payable
Iuue II. 1916
Terms OF sale Ali cast To be complied
with within fifteen DAYS from day or sale OF
trustees reserve the right Co resell the prop
er-v al the risk and cost az derauIting pUr-
chaser. after five days advertisement Ia some
new spapcr published IN Washington. D. g.
Cou- egauclHE and recording AT purchaser s.
cost A deposit OF 500 viii be required Of
the purchaser Al the time OF sale HARRY
r HARPER. lis . St n T. LEWIS -
5a2s-10t-exsu
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Proposals.

GE1N EftAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
MASTER DEPARTMENT Washington
d C--FsbrJa-y T. 1910. Scaled proposals in
trlp-lcz-e- Viii be- received a. this once IN
IT 10 a. m March J. 1910. and then publicly
'peHrl TOT furnishing a. various posts o.
the L. s Army. 1850 feet OF o. in F-i-e
Hose $50 feet ~ IL IN Fire Hose and 5HG
feet % 2. in- Fire Hose Further f-lro-rrz-
ton and blank forms furnished on ao7Tf-a-
tin II L PETTCS. Captain and Quarter
I1ss ter. IN charge OF depot fel-21.E9sE
PROPOSALS viii be received az the Bureau
OF supplies and Accounts Navy Department
WashilErou T. O.. until 70 O'Clock a n
february s. 1919 and publicly opened 5-ued-
lately Thereafter. lg furnish at the nav
yard NaShinEt0D- D. c. etc. a quantity
or naval supplies follows Sch -f74-
Equipment to- power plant at Indian Head
Md--Sch- lis Nautical iusr-uueu-s-S~h
PSI steel -cps, tools--Sch- Z-sz- Iron hraSE
steel--Sch- Zls2- Fiber. cable pipe pine a.
fInES. pine paving biUclEs--SCh. 2I95- DTrreu---
lamine. sodium nitrate alcohol uusn1-u coz
ton Applications FOR proposals should desIE-
nate the schedules desired BIZ 1r7uher-
Blank proposals viii be furnished upon z0-
piIcati1n 90 the Bureau F. p ROGERS
F'ayIns ster-C5eneraI- T. = y F4-5 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

S$AF-Se-eu--oorn house, located in George
town. I0J $3.50 rents Tor $3.50 Price 10
quick buyer. Sl-7o0- CAMPBELL * SWAN.
BARGAINS in best section Of souf invest
nice 6-rOom brick with all improvements.
splendid renter; strictly white section. Price
$3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Bookbinding.

EXPERT BOOEBINDING-W Work OF the 49,
est order guaranteed Paper ruling and nag
azi1s binding AZ very reasonzhsse prices
CHAS- H POTTER * con
Phone Main $50 90 18th st-NNS. "
o--r-rr1-rF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

FOR SATsE-For thu Ia-- choice slightly used
- drophea5 sewing machine. Singer 8 draw
ers S. Minnesota elegant cabinet. si-s
STANDARD paragon. StF- automatic chain
stitch. SIS. these machines were all taken
IN exchange fo- The Davis EeTtiC-e Feed
the only machine Cor embroidery as --slL
as plain sewing DAVIS AGENCE. elE 7
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
TET-T OF COLUMBIA as Court OF BanI-
-uur-v. IN the matter Of Frank T. Ess-x,
bankrupt IN Bankruptcy. No til To the
e-e5iro-s % Frank T. Essex o. washington
ID C. Notice Il hereby given that the
1rove-ua-ued bankrupt has fled MS petition
p-arInc Tor a discharge Fr01~ ali HIS debts IN
Bankruptcy and thar his creditors and other
persons en- interest are required 70 enter their
appearance I'm opposition. II any 80 desire.
in che clerks cfl7ce Of said court on or be-
fore the 18th dav Of February. 1910 az 10
a. M WILLIAM NJ HALLAM, Referee in
auL-u0tcE- II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

OFFICE or The COMMISSIONERS Dis
r-ict q Columbia February 7. 1910 Sealed
proposals v~II be received al This of7ce IN
III y O'Clock. noon February 7th, 1910, for
constructing additions and making sItera-
lions 20 the Western High School. located
az E7tE street between r and Reservoir
streets y W Blanz form Cf proposal. spe-
-lrrz-fous and ali Necessary Information
NAV be obtained from rl-s chief Clerk En-
c=rrr- Department. Room ~. District
Euudluc Deposit ~ SO required 20 guar
ag=ea return Of pins TI-NO H RI
DoT.PF. JOHN a JOHNSTON, WILLIAM
" ITDSD[- Commissioners. d c. fe1-5-
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DR.. SHADE S s9s f,s1S i.

wasasl-g ton OI6esv Specialist
% years practices treating Nervous
md Chrome Diseases also sJOmae D,
lungs. asthma. catarrh. appendicitis liver
heart. kidneys. bladder. structure. DISCHARGES.
Eeneral debility and special weakness. blood
sud skin diseases. Special and private all
~ eafs Of both sexes cured quickly Consul
rzt-Jl free Hours $50 l. and 10
= DAY $50 20 1884 Chandler Building EIe-
SLor and phone au2e-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Hauling and Moving.

We MOVE ANETHING-E'rom small boxes
and baggage to the heaviest maChinery- safes.
etc Furniture IN padded vans a specially
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
= ERCHAN IS IRA cSSFE5E * STORAGE CO
z-5-sz- = ~ u. Main 5ElH-
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Medical
DIR. FISK ELGIN,

Expert n treatment or special diseases
chronic q acute Both sexes. Consultations
conf Dental Medicine furnished Prices mod
crate. ~ f NV. Phone - Main. ONCE
hours. 9 10 1. 20 8 JaI5--ot-
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Watch Repairing.

FIRST CLASS WATCH and 5e7rel-v reDsf--
ing railroad watches a sp--tsIty- Best work.
lowest prices RICbAdIL-. AZ 7th 81 s. ".
1zSo,fs1E
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Spiritualism.

NINE CORNISH GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly gives names, facts,
readings daily ana sunday col 81 - y z
cor T, near D1ion station Ladies oalv
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Horses and Vehicles.

TEAMS CARRIAGES FfC-.sEs FOR HIRE
horses boarded low rates WALTER Nsyv
Jersey ave and x ST. ~ ~. Phone Main
go fel-s
FOR SALE-Flue single horse hrou-f.afn
rubber tires in eEcEEL5.t condition cost
& eco VIII sacrifice for $500 Apply 20 A
STEPHAN, $50 Pa ave oc2.sa. tu. tr--f
FOR HIRE-FIeasure teams. business teams
or a horse for your wagon by the day
week or month. reduced rates PITS
NOGLE. rear So Pa ava- y W Main s.
5aZ5-l5r
FOR SALE-1o horses anu mares. owner
must sell Rear 90. Ia ave 5s5--r
E-T YOUR BLANKETS and robes A.
CCGSE ELLIS. Large square blankets T5-
ID Large plush rob,s. $50 I'D The 5ss-
-siu covers. $50 up Largest assortment OF
new and secondhand harness s. and up
Vehicles. SI5 Up Phone ii 49, o0S--II-ZI2-
"a 1-th y naEc-tF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

FOR RENTING large, al outside rooms.
bath, fu-na~e- coal and gas langcz. A-s- car
line SIS 90 To 18Th 81. S Z. similar natE
lsss Pa ave 3 E. $3.50 no1s-tf
FOR REsS---BzcheI0-'s apartments. : looms
and bath every modern convenience. fur
rlshed and unI FINISHED SENECA. 81 E
X w ocl-rf
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Workingmen' s Wants.

WOREINGATEN-T ne best Of people anu-e-
cate q clear saving on the necessities Of
life in tho shap- o. a ''Er' note on suit
o. ove-roar that yCu must have we have
them at $ 20 $40. slightly used. made bv
tz-lors. but the wesl- is III en- one price
Fa--+r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Coal and Wood

COoi Philips & JUen.-- nm. W.
OOdI zoo c St ne 90I A. s. ne W 000
Only Best Grades Lowest Pr5ra.
Phone Lincoln 20
de27-Su.tu. tn sa-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices LEON L.
CAHOCN. Acme X indov Cleaning Co re-
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Wall Paper.

LATEST DESIGNS -arsu 9, cu1s papered S.
crop postal H f. REyN DIS, rs T 81. Nv
ja1s-tE
ROOMS PAPERED s. ,p: mouIdinEs &C a
foot on the wall lie PREJE 1901 Eth 81
y " Phone North -4SI 5aIs-tf
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Palnists

kalmIStS.
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST
Whole Fortune Told. I5c
Open Nights ITz3 sth aL n "
5a-7-tf-sxTV
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For Motorcycles.
Law and Collections.

ALL CASES: al courts. secret service. COL
lectiCas- = ; Legal Corp. SO Bond Bl5g
zozs-sf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
MARKETS.

Oysters, Clans, and Crabs.
LEE J. ROBERTS. - 10Th n "
Always Plenty OF Stock
Fresh Shocked
Phone Main 1913 lnext door
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TaiIorS.

JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER X =
St y W, formerly 81 z 81 suits Cleaned
repaired. sc Up umbrellas repaired Zoe
5aL-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Pianos and General Hauling.

Expert piano move s. Hauiing. $50 Pack
ing and shipping. Furniture $50 load SOS
18th and ISIS zth- Phons u. 40 ia1-tf
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Neutrality-suspicious..
Fer Re1t-Omces.
For Rent-HOuses
UNFINISHED.

FOR REET-Ossv So zZss 18th 81 y w
enc r-. brick enamel bath All modern i'm
Dr1veue--s- uEre-e1s painted. &c JUST IKE
new open -I 5a-g--ts
FOR RESE-l5E1 EIuFmau Place. rooms.
newly ua1sre[- $780, 2r5 Randall ave
LsnCL--- 3 rooms -Ct 50U50 t. So JOHN
r. KNOTT. sls 81 1as6-st-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

THE ASTORIA,
Third and g sts. n. W near Pension
DEiref. electric elevator. heat. -
water and light free. rooms S. and Up
SEE JANITOR jaZf-tf
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Commission appointed % appraise damages
tSeaU- a true copy. test J. P YOUNG
Clerk BY F. E CUNNINGHAM Assistant
Clerk 5a-I-59t eNSu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

REBUILT l. g. Smiths Uade-goo5- Rem
ington- Smith Premier good as new. for
sale and rent at lowest prices Typewriter
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
FAMILY REUNION.

One of the most enjoyable events of
the week was the annual reunion of
the Misunderstanding families. at
Grant park, Wednesday, the 3ist I'll.
iro. Over 125 were present. notwith-
standing the unfavorable aspect of the
weather. Several came from a dis
lance. More than at any previous
meeting was the spirit of social en-
loyment manifest. The sumptuous
dinner spread was one of the enjoyable
features o fthe occasion. The address
OF welcome was given by Mrs. Virginia
Z. Struble, of Chattanooga, Tenn, in
most happy style. Opening prayer
by Rev. Parks Manning; closing by
Mr.. Alph Oslin. Reports were read
by Mrs. Henry T. Johnson. Several
greetings were sent from distant
states by those who could not come
An election Of officers was held. re.
sulting: For president, Mrs. Henry T.
Johnson, Atlanta; yice-president, Mrs.
Charles Stephens, Marietta; secretary,
Mrs c. c. Carpenter, Atlanta; treas
urer, Mrs. Ellen Hays, Atlanta.
1t was decided to hold the reunion
hereafter, each year, on the last Wed
nesday in August, at Grant park.
Mrs. Stephens was also elected his.
torian for the coming year.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09

Miss Catherine Charlton, of Savau-
nan, VINO has been the guest of Mrs
a. Howell, left Tuesday for her home.
Mrs Granting is ill at Mrs. Gil.
pert $, and her daughter, Mrs. Light
loot has been summoned to her bed
side.
MIR. Norman F. Pratt, of Florida
is spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs N. F. Pratt, on Polk
street.
Mr.. Lewis Turner. of Floyd coun-
ty, for many years a conductor on the
Western and Atlantic railroad. spent
Friday in Marietta.
Mrs. Jacque Hunter Wofford. of
Birmingham, Ala, was guest last
Thursday at the home of Mr.. John A.
Fields, Atlanta street.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Smithwick, of Roswell.
with his family, will remove to Mari
eta next week, and will be associated
IN business with Mr.. c T. Webb.
Miss Margaret McGary, OF Durham.
N. c., returned Wednesday to her
home, after spending the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. T NJ. n. George
Miss Marie Jackson, who for the
past three weeks has been the guest of
her brother, Captain 7. r. Jackson, on
Kennesaw avenue, is now visiting
relatives at Renfroe, Ala.
Mrs, Edward Hunt and Mrs.
George Keller entertained informally
at bridge Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Mildred Thompson, Of Bruins
wick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Groves
went up to Chattanooga Friday, where
they joined party of friends and
made motor trip through middle
Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tasker Camp, OF
Fort Worth, Texas, will take a cottage
on Kennesaw avenue for year. Mr.
Camp has arrived and is with Mr. and
Mrs. Wayland Camp.
Miss Ruth Delay, of Jellico,
Tenn, and Miss Elnora Delay, of
Holly Springs, Miss, spent few days
with Mrs. Frank Swalley and Mrs.
Black en- route to attend school at
Young Harris and Waleska.
Mrs. W. A. Sans has been enter
tanning a house-party of relatives this
week including Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbs,
of Athens; Mrs. w. L. Thornton, of
Mrs. j. E. Hudson and Miss
Ida Hudson, of Adairsville
A New York lady, tripping herself on
her hobble skirt, fell and broke her
neck Smith & Potts will not handle
this tricky kind, but their line of new
all suits will delight the most fastidi.
Gus.
Cadet r. K. Awtrey, of the Unit ed
States Navy, is spending a month with
his father, Editor Bernard Awtrey
Mr.. AwtreY has just returned from
cruise across the Atlantic. His many
friends are giving him a warm well
come.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Camp will be christened
with her mothers maiden name, Mil
dred Harris. This little lady is the
second granddaughter of Joel Chan
dler Harris, and her unusual name
was a favorite one with her famous
grandfather.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
HORSE sWAPPERs' CONVENTION

The annual Horse Swappers' Con,
vention will take place at Holly
Spring, Cherokee County, on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, September
18th, 10Th and 18th The managers ex.
pect to have the largest crowd that
has ever attended one Of these conven-
tions. Every trade is guaranteed to
stick and fair and honest treatment
guaranteed to all who attend. The
managers are G. w. Cobb, Jim Benson
A. d. Bentley, r. D. Fowler.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe leaves
next week for Raleigh, N. c., where
she will study at St. Mary's College.
Mr.. George E. Nolan, a former
teacher in the Marietta public schools,
now residing at Orlando, Fla, was
visiting in the city last week.
Miss Anna Christian, who has been
visiting Miss Annie Waddell, has gone
to Canton to spend few days before
returning to Florida.
Dr. I. w. Waddell has returned to
Mcintosh, Fla, after spending a
month here with his family
Miss Flora Crow spent a few days
with Miss Annie Waddell before re-
turning to Atlanta.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-09
$3.50 per ton, Genuine Jelli-
CO Coal, nut or lump. This price
for CASH only, and coal to be
delivered in September. -.-,,- -r-~
aug5-tf Henry Meinert.
Safe Medicine for Children.

Fcley's Honey and Tar i. safe and
effective medicine for children as it
does not contain oppiates or harmful
drugs Get only the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Sold by all Druggists.