The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Reynolds
will be at home with Mrs. H. A..
| Barnes this winter
Rev. and Mrs. E. Christian announce
the birth of their grandson Charles Z.
Bolden, Jr. Mrs. Bolden, whose home
is in Detroit, is visiting her parents
here.
Extra heavy Canton flannel ut
lOc. The German Store.
Miss Sarah Manning has been quite
indisposed with malaria since her return
from Chester, S. &C., but her native
sunshine is restoring her strength rapid
ly.
Mr.. w. T. Mosher reports the new
steam laundry as improving rapidly
| under his management.
LosT-A purse containing sos in gold
and between 500 and $25 in currency
and silver on the car between Marietta
and Atlanta. Reward if returned to
Journal office. JOHN SNELLGRovE.
Mrs. Landstreet of Rome has taken
the place of chief operator here since
Miss Jennie Feagin left for the same
position with the telephone company in
Griffin. Is
In the football game last Saturday
between the Boy Scouts and the High
School the scouts were victorious after
fierce battle in which both sides
fought bravely.
Miss Juniata Evan, of Newberry,
S. c., is visiting Miss Laura Mayes.
Misses Lizzie and Eta Cogburn en-
tertained the Just for Fun Club at its
] last meeting. This club enjoyed pic
mic to Lithia Springs yesterday going
over in automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Camp and Mr..
Lindley Camp, of Macon. are in town
visiting relatives. Mr.. Lindley Camp
| will be in Marietta to spend the winter
while attending the law school in Allan
| ia.
Norris Price, the f1ve-year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price, fell from the
! bank in front of his home on Whitlock
Avenue and broke his arm both below
and above the elbow. DR.. j. D. Ma
, lone attended him.
Mrs. E. B. Freyer gave bridge
luncheon last Thursday for Mrs. Rich
ard Mcintosh whose souvenir of the
day was blue silk work bag. Miss
Isabel Brumby made the highest score
| and received a prize of three pretty
thandkerchiefs. "a
Last Sundays Constitution had
good picture of Mrs. John Warren, of
I Marietta, and an appreciation of her
work as a composer of music. She is
very modest and womanly but a thor
ough musician by nature as we'll as ed
ucation.
Mrs D. C. Cole entertained family
party at dinner Monday evening as a
! farewell to Mr. and Mrs. L E. EN-
mons and Miss Lille Emmons who re-
turn to their home in Quincy, ILL.,,
today. Monday was Mr.. Emmons' 10Th
birthday. We wish for him many more
as bright as this one was.
Mems odd pants in all coIors
and prices, SIPS to $500. Also
boys pants Csc. to $1.00.
The German Store.
Mr.. w. S. N. Neal visited Dallas
with Mr. Charlie DuPre last Friday
and was delighted with the office of
the Dallas New Era which is simply
ideal in every way. This paper is one
of the best county weeklies in the
state.
Rev. G. S. Tumlin will preach at Noon
day Baptist church on next Saturday
the 5th inst, at II O'Clock a. m. On
Sunday Rev. E. M. Dyer will fill his
last appointment at this church. hav-
ing been pastor for sixteen years. The
church will at that time have an all
day service with dinner on the grounds
and extend cordial invitation to every
one to attend.
Major Commerford, while renewing
his subscription recently, reminded us
it was his Goth year and Mr.. T. K.
Gresham yesterday received his doth
receipt for the paper saying it had
been a member Of his household ever
since he went to housekeeping. We
hope to write them both receipts for
many years to come.
FARM FOR SALE-96 acres only
one half mile Efrofn corporate limits of
city of Marietta at south side Kenne-
saw mouut&an. All in one body. Will
cut in small tracts. One tract 20 acres
one 36 and one SO acres. Will give
terms. Write to owner L. r. Golightly