The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-06

Miss Anna Belle Ward and Grace
Garter will be sales ladies for Mr.. E.
u. Gilbert during his special safe.
Mr.. Charles Byrd and Mr. Jack
Brooks are in Dalton fitting up a NOV
ing picture theatre for Mr.. Hugh
Manning.
Mr.. c. w. Carter has accepted a DO
sition in Rome after working in Ma
rietta fourteen years with The Ma
rietta Chair Co.
Mrs. G. L. Bray gave a dinner one
evening last week to Misses Ida Bray
and Grace Carter and Messrs. Harry
Fisher and Hilton Nichols, of Ac-
worth
1900 veterans on Wednesday and
1000 on Thursday were served with
dinners at the Anderson warehouse.
Mrs. Fred Morris was in charge of the
boys serving.
LosT-On Powder Springs road, be-
tween Marietta and Knowles creek
bridge, slip cover for automobile top.
Return to Southern Express Company
at Marietta and receive reward.
For SALE-25 acres of land 3 IL
miles north of Marietta, we'll improved
and in good state of cultivation.
S. L. ALLEN, Route 3,
8-23-3t Marietta, Ga.
DR.. 7. F. Chandler, of Gainesville,
Texas, in renewing his subscription,
writes: We appreciate the visits of
the Journal very much and do not see
how we could get along without it.
The young man who was killed by
the train at Elizabeth Monday morning
was identified as Adolphus Smith, son
of Mr.. G. W. Smith, of Atlanta. He
was buried at Loganville yesterday.
From the Alpharetta Free Press:
Here's hoping that Woodrow Wilson
will sweep the country as Herbert Clay
swept the Blue Ridge circuit. The
Free Press is going to help him do it. >"
The largest and prettiest line
of ginghams and percales ever
shown in Marietta. Just the
thing for school dresses at w.
A. Florence's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Early, of Wash
ington, D. c., spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Early. Mr.. T. A. Early
is financial agent for the Knapp Memo
rial School.
Mrs. Jackson Hardeman, of Gaines
vile, with her daughter, Miss Eta
Hardeman, sponsor, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Hardeman from Tues
day until Friday last week.
The Woman's Auxiliary of st. James
church will hold market sale at
Wikle- Hodges Drug Store at o'clock
Saturday morning. Come early and
buy homemade bread, cake, candies,
etc.
Judge Frank A. Irwin, Of the City
Court Of Cedartown, a former citizen
and member Of the Legislature from
Cobb county, attended the reunion and
was the guest of his friends Dr. and
Mrs J. R.. Greer.
A grand pick up. While in
New York / secured $500 yards
of chambrayS--10 cent Values
they are now on sale for 5 cents
All colors W. A. Florence.
Mrs. Wayland Camp came up from
Macon in her touring car Thursday
night and brought Misses Jessie and
Elizabeth Reynolds home. She will be
with DIR. and Mrs. Aristides Reynolds
during her visit.
LOST-On nine o clock car or in Ma
rietta Thursday, August 20, email gold
openfaced watch, with L. F. G. on
back, was on two heart pin. Leave at
journal office for reward or write Box
SO Smyrna, Ga.
The maids of honor and sponsors on
horseback made lovely sight in the
parade. They were dressed in white
with yellow ribbons and rode very well
indeed. Misses Eloise Brown, Vivian
Strong and few others rode in auto
mobiles.
Mrs. A. S. Cohen and Miss Augusta
Groves entertained their AZ Climb Mon
day afternoon. Other guests were also
invited to meet their cousin, Mrs. W
j. Miner, of Atlanta. Refreshments
were served by Misses Schwalmeyer
Christine Dobbs, Virginia and Gussi'
Cohen.
Maretta's police attracted great ad
miration during the reunion. Their
were several extra men appointed bu
thew were not needed to keep order
Chief Goodson and Mr.. w. A. Bisho
were mounted on two Of Mr.. Ande,
sons suberb dappled grays and thei
appearance was thrilling.