The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-16

'%AN n0"AeAAJ OHJotCu TIE udy.
Misses Sadie Gober and Annie
Waddell are spending a few days in
Atlanta with Miss Flora Grow.
Mr.. Edward Henderson and Misses
Laura Mayes and Florrie Black mo-
tored up to Gainesville, Thursday.
Everybody motors over to Lithia
Springs on Sunday afternoons and
moonshiny nights.
Mr. and Mrs w. f Matthews. OF
Eatonton, are visiting Mrs. G. s.
Owens.
Miss Elizabeth Glover has been
with Mrs. James Legg during Mrs
Heggie's absence in New York.
= Miss Mary Robson spent the
weekend in Atlanta with Mrs w. NJ.
Mckenzie.
Little Bob Blandford Mccall has
returned from six-weeks visit in
Atlanta.
Mr.. Wayland Camp is at his
country place, "Wastena," for the
summer.
Miss Frances West has resumed
the position which she formerly held
with the ]. J. Black Lumber company,
MIR. and Mrs A D. Delk have
gone to housekeeping in their new
home on Whitlock avenue.
Mr.. F. E. Wallace, formerly with
the Brumby Chair Company, has
moved to Cleveland Tennessee.
A number from Marietta went
down to Collins Spring Sunday to
attend the all-day singing.
Miss Lillian Sparrow, of Atlanta.
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Simpson.
Miss Marion Gregg is in Anacon-
da, Montana, to spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Robert Nc
Culloch.
Miss Louie Frances Hames was
one of the graduates last week at the
Immaculate Conception Academy in
Atlanta.
FOR RENT-For the summer: One
furnished cottage at $500 and one
at SIS 90 Both pleasant
ly located, close in.
June 2 If OLIVE f. FAW
Mrs. Herbert Brown enjoyed an
auto trip to Chattanooga last week 60
ing up with DR.. and Mrs. Andrew
Calhoun to visit Mrs. Trigg.
Miss Dora Sroufe is taking a rest
from her position as chief operator in
the telephone exchange. Miss Car
RE Mallory is fl ling the place for few
days
FOR RENT-Three rooms, suitable
Tor light housekeeping, in good
for rent to couple with
1ut children. Address Drawer $50
Postofice.
AIR. R. E. Butler, Mr.. DOYLE
Butler, Dorothy and Wilmer Butler
have returned from an auto trip to
Jonyers where they visited Mr.. w T.
Butler.
FOR SALE 204 Campbell street,
Ind ZIG Sessions street IS per cent less
han city assessors valuation. N. "A.
3rewer, POI Holland street.
June l6-6t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Coursen are
topping at Princeton, N. j., for the
eunion of Mr.. Coursen's' class and
will GO to Clifton near Boston to spend
he summer.
FOR SALE-Stove wood. One dol
ar per one-horse load. Phone:69 three
alls. THE BRrJMRy CHATp 10
June 2-3t I
Miss Matte Sutton's guests and \
oarders enjoyed picnic supper at
-ennesaw mountain Friday evening, G
DING out in automobiles, and return. r
1g by the light Of the moon. e
FOR SALE CHEAP-My New Eng. D
md upright piano Can be seen at
). I. Frey's. Mrs. w. w. Glenn.
)44 E. 9th St., Los Angeles, Cal.
June l6-6t
Mr. M. g. Whitlock had barely
from a sun stroke when he \
ad a fall from the upper story of his
ew house and is in bed from the
hook although not seriously injured.
Bonnie Brae, registered jersey.
alive of Cobb county, belongs to Mr.. W
[. G. Whitlock and gives seven 81
allons of rich creamy milk every day. II
Irs. Roper has seen it measured and Il
'stifies to the amount. W
ASIA. OHN-The lavender |! |,
weet-pea, also white and pink II i;
pencers can be bought from q
Mrs. Henry Meinert, phone s.. \,