The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-26
Mrs. CARRIERS, PHONE
&c $40 &c
For sALE-2,ooo peach crates.

Mr.. o. B. Mitchell, of Atlanta, is Wis
ting Mr.. James Camblos.
Miss Willie Grace Waters returned
from Knoxville Monday night.
Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe gave ar
informal dance Wednesday evening.
Miss Ethel Moore has returned home
after visiting in Knoxville for ten days
Mr.. Arch Her, of Greenwood, brother
of Mrs. Lacey Garrett, died lass Fri
day.
Miss Eloise Baldwin of Atlanta is visit.
ing Miss Odene Florence for two
weeks.
Miss Annie Lee Jolley, of Kingston,
Ga, will be the guest of Miss Odene
Florence next week.
Mrs. w. A. Florence entertained the
members of the Lithia Springs camping
party at dinner Wednesday evening.
The third quarterly conference of the
Elizabeth charge will be held at Nesbitt
next Sunday. Rev. Joseph Dawes will
preside.
Mr. 7. M. Early has gone to Water
Valley, Miss, to attend the funeral of
his father, Mr.. G. P. Early, who died
at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Miss Alice Hough gave theater par
ty Tuesday afternoon to seven of her
girl friends, serving refreshments on
the veranda of her home after the mat
inee.
For SALE-Pure apple vinegar in
glass bottles, fifty cents a gallon-for
pickles and salads.
MRS. J. T. CoRLEY.
1851. Phone 2412.
The Journal is indebted to Mr.. B. w.
Griggs for bushel of beautiful peaches.
They were old-fashioned clear-seed
pink and white ones that blend so
delightfully."- with sugar and cream.
For SALE-Like new refrigerator,
holds so pounds of ice IS. Wood heater
and pipe $3.50. 3piece parlor suit 81.
% yards crex carpet Sc. Porch swing
50. Phone 58-L.
Mrs. Ben Brantley, of Blackshear,
who is visiting Mrs. E. E. Pomeroy in
Atlanta came up with her two daugh-
ters, Misses Janet and Harriet Camp
Brantley last week and spent two days
with Miss Sallie Camp.
Prof. and Mrs. Spessard will go to
Lynnville College, KY, to make their
home after visiting relatives in Balti-
more and other cities. Marietta regrets
to lose these two very compromising
young people from its social life
Special bargains in odd pants
$500 and $3.50 values going for
S2.75. Tailor made, all coIors.
Good job lot pants $2.75 to 200
values going for $l,50 and Csc.
l.. Saul, German Store.
For SALE. Two 6O-saw Winship
Gins, in good condition, with feeders
and condensers. Great bargain. have
bought new gin is why wish to sell.
Phone 380O-2 calls. BARLOW BROCK,
1851 Route 8, Box SO.
Hon. E. D Gilmore, of Millen, Ca,
who is in command of the Georgia Di-
vision of Cavalry, was here Wednesday
hunting horses for the reunion. He
wants $50; can you supply any of them?
Communicate with Capt. Fred Morris.
WANTED. Bright young man
between sixteen and twenty
years old to learn drug business.
Name of town and firm can be
learned by addressing Box Is,
Marietta Journal.
The organ recital at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening was enjoyed
by large audience. The musicians
and singers included Mrs. Cole, Mrs.
Davenport, Mrs. C. H. Dobbs, Mrs.
Wyatt, Prof. Spessard, Messrs. Math-
ews and Lovejoy.
The K. of P. moonlight picnic at
Powder Springs was very pleasant al
though the heavy rains prevented dane
ing in the pavilion and the supber was
served on the damp grass. Only dozen
cars went down to the spring. Many
expecting to attend remained at home
on account of threatening weather.
Mrs. w. P. McClatchey and Miss
Minerva McClatchey, of Chattanooga,
will go to New York Saturday after
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin McClatchey. Misses Juliettt
and Annie Kate McClatchey will bt
with Mrs. John Dorsey while their.mo
ther is away.
Miss Ruby Terry has been demon
strating the 101 different kinds o;
crackers made by the Loose-Wiles Bis
cult Company at six different grocery
stores in Marietta. She exhibited sew
en- kinds III the popular nabisco style
Al. 4.