The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19

Ou account Oh the extreme Dad
weather our January Clearance
Sale will be continued until
January 9th. w. A. Florence
Miss Annie Field is being charm
ingly entertained in Savannah, where
| she has been guest of Miss Susie
Winburn, Mrs. A. L. Wilcox and
Mrs. Alex Lawrence. She will visit
Miss Quincy in Waynesboro before
returning home.
Mr.. H. F. Drake visited IN Roswell
last week.
Mrs. c. Campbell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Haney, in Woodstock.
Mrs. Newt Morris entertained few
friends at dinner Monday evening
Little Josephine Leard is recover
ing from her illness Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Mills Mcneil has returned
from a business trip to West Virginia.
Mr.. G. T. Hawkins is expected
home Saturday from two weeks visit
in Florida.
Mrs E. A Camp. Mother of Mr..
r S. Lindley. is i'll at his home on
Washington avenue.
Miss Matte PhaSan has gone to
Atlanta to study in hospital to be
a trained nurse.
Rev. G. w. Duval went to Carters-
Vile last Saturday to visit Mr.. Gar
nett Green, who is seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Lawhon and
little daughter Laura Louie, have re-
turned to their home in Atlanta
Mr.. L. M. Medford, who has been
spending several weeks here with his
children, has returned to his home in
Athens, Tenn.
Mrs A. E. Page and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Carnes will move intoI their old
home on Washington Avenue as soon
as the weather gets better.
Ladies wanting luncheon sets, CEN
terpieces and hand bags made, phone
ALL or call on Mrs. j. 7. Bazemore,
opposite Paper Mill Office. janl9-1t
Mrs. Arthur Williams and children
are now receiving cordial welcomes
from their many friends since their
return to their home on Dixie avenue.
Miss Kate Barker, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Irene Schill-
ing, is spending few days in Atlanta
before returning to her home in Jack
sonv;lle, Fla.
-Amongthose from Marietta who at
tended the funeral of Mr.. j. G. Moore,
in Smyrna, Sunday, were Mr.. Herbert
Clay, Mr.. A. A. Bishop. Mr.. J. H.
Kincaid, Mr.. Murray Hawkins, Mr.
f. L Mayer and Mr.. r. S. Lindley.
The Marietta hunters, including
Judge Morris, Mr.. !. M. Austin, Mr..
J. w. Black and Mr. w A. DuPre
who went to Brunswick recently, have
returned with trophies in the form of
quail, and report delightful outing.
Prince Jackson's is the place to have
your shOse repaired while you wait.
At Mayes & Brown s stable janis. At
Miss Dykers has, at the rectors re-
quest, resumed permanent charge Of
the evening choir and organ of St.
James Episcopal church. Miss Dykers
entered upon her duties last Sunday
in spite of the severe weather
With the issue of January 5th the
Marietta Journal and Courier entered
upon its fOrty-sixth year of existence.
For these many years this paper has
been one of the best in North Georgia
and we wish for it many more years OF
prosperity. Barlow Tribune.
The Athens Banner says: 1.-The, e
is one consolation about cold weather
You can make fire and put on more
clothes and exercise briskly and take
drink and eat some hot soup and
keep warm in spite Of it while you
recoliect how plaguey hard it was last
summer to keep COOL"
Mr.. j. ]. Black lost a fine dinner
Monday by the explosion OF the hot
water pipe in his range. No one was
hurt, but 63 gallons of hot water flood
Ell the kitchen when the back of the
range oven was blown out. Mr.. Black
had to send to St. Louis to get the
range repaired. Other minor troubles
with frozen pipes have been numerous
in town, but no one has been hurt 80
far.
Mr.. ] H. Moore, a capable and
energetic farmer, who has been in
charge OF Hon. John P. Cheney's farm
heretofore, has moved to Mr.. J I.
Anderson's farm near Powder Springs
and will superintend it in future. He
will plant grain chiefly and raise
Heriord cattle for beef. Mr.. Berry
Wallace will be in charge OF Mr..