The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-14


grew. j. GID MORRIS,
Belmont Farm.
Miss Lena Ford. one of the popular
teachers in the public school of Marietta.
arrived Friday and will spend her
vacation at the home of her mother.
Mrs. F. M. Ford. Gainesville News.
FOR SALE. On account of obiee-
tons to my boy running my car l am
offering it for sale. Five passenger, %,
morse power Maxwell, perfect condition.
J. c. Milan, jr.,
o-l-2t Powder Springs street.
DR.. E. L. Harris attended the con-
vention of Osteopaths in Atlanta Fri
day. He has-recently finished course
in the eclectic college of medicine in
atlanta but will not give up his former
ractice in which he has been so
ecessful.
Flowers for all occasions. fun
al work, decorating, corsaee
buquets. All kinds of flowers.
bses especially.
- Mrs Henry Meinert
Phone IS
Mary Ellen Law has four
Misses Mary Harrison, of New
ms, Mary Peabody and Edwina
arus, of Atlanta and Katherine
Is0of birmingham. She gave a
81 Tuesday afternoon
sOS saday evening.
a ina s,nasrs i fos 'r rep eahss
Prie -. ucNerT9' uapasrms to suit you.
q f0 rs. Ws,lYEs & BROWN.
az rsacninef q Yqrthcutt has gone into
the furnitufs oas.sess in Athens with
his father-in-laW;M Mr.. w. F. Dorsey.
whose senior partner retired few DAYS
ago. This is most desirable business
for Mr.. Northcutt but his many friends
regret to lose him and his lovely bride
from Marietta.
Messrs. Frank Hardeman. Frank
Swalley, Babe Black and w. F. McIn-
turf went fishing last "Wednesday with
four friends from Atlanta Messrs. Con-
way, Mabry, Cooking and Roscoe
Black. They returned with an abund-
ance of nice fish but owned up that a
riverside fisher had divided with them.
Idabel Hunts seventh birthday was
celebrated Friday afternoon with a
lovely party. Daisies were used as dec
orations and the birthday cake had
seven pink candles on it with others in
glass candle-sticks, with pink rosettes.
around it. Pink cakes and cream were
served and notices that opened with a
noise. The girls favors were pink can
dies in candlesticks and the boys bags
of marbles. Idabel wore white with
pink ribbons and received many pres
ents and good wishes.
We return thanks to Mr.. r. E. Adams
Tor his pleasant letter, good clippings
and the fine picture of the Garfield
memorial statue in Cleveland, Ohio.
which cost $225, 900. Mr.. Adams was
at school in 1854 with James A. Gar
field in Williams College, Mass, and a
member of the same fraternities. Mr..
Adams writes that he is gaining in
health and good humor and always
thinks of Marietta when he goes to
ride in his daughters car. He sends
kind regards to his Marietta friends.
From the Macon Telegraph: The
regular meeting of the little bridge
club which is formed of number of
the Vineville ladies was held with Mrs.
Hunter Pope. At this meeting Mrs.
Fred Morris, of Marietta, was the hon.
Gree, several ladies being invited 10
meet her. The hostess home was very
attractive with sweet peas and lilies.
Mrs. Morris won the silk hose given
for top score. The members of the
club are Mrs. Hunter Pope, Mrs. Louis
Peiiew. Mrs. Baxter Jones, Mrs. Bruce
Jones. Those invited to meet Mrs.
Morris were Mrs. Bates, Mrs. J. H.
Spratling, and Mrs. Fred Wagner, of
Fort Worth, Tex.