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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

Virginia; Colonel James Anderson, OF
springfeld. Mass, Walter Edward
Harris. OF Petersburg, and several
members OF the camp.
Petersburg Chapter. United Daugh-
tms OF the ConfedcraCy. WILL observe
General Lees anniversary by serving
tea at the residence OF the president
Mrs. w. Pryor Jones. on South Syca-
more Street. and by comforting crosses
of honor.
Many Indictments,
The HASTINGS Court began its Jan
uary term this morning. The grand
jury returned eleven indictments for
felony against persons charged with
such crimes as highway robbery. rob-
berries. housebrealt!nEa. shooting and
woundinG. etc. Several cases were
tried during the day. resulting in
convictions oI misdemeanors. Cornelius
Rose, negro, got a term of four years
IN the penitcntiary In one case Of
highway robbery. and another like
charse is pending against HIM
Receiver Appuinted.
On application OF Lassiter &c
Drewry. counsel for the company
Judge Mullen to-day appointed re-
cciver for the Stratford Liquor Com
pany. doing business on Second Street
Charles Il. Lassiter was named az
receiver. giving bond OF $4,000. The
ZIP.
Personal and General.
Petersburg Lodge OF Elks at their
meeting this week appropriated the
sum of $50 to the poor and turned over
the amount to-day. Nearly ali of the
secret orders have aided the poor dur
Ing this hard weather
The Rev. George e, Booker. d. D..
OF Washington Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church. is preaching n series of
able and very Interesting sermons on
1.-THE Lords Prayer"
DR.. r. NJ. Bidgood is confined to his
home In Friend Street by sickness.
r. r. Lewis OF Canada, who has
been visiting relatives in Petersburg
for several weeks, left yesterday to
visit other relatives in Kentucky be-
fore returning home
y COW belonging to c. c. Webb. of
Oinwiddie county, which was bitten
| some time ago by rabd dog. was
| attacked with rabies day or two
ago and had TO be killed.
The condition of e. II. Beckwlth, the
well known druggist shows no Inn
provement He is critically Ill.
Missionary In Pcrsin.
The Second Presbyterian Church, of
this city supports missionary in
| Persia, the Rev. Isaac j.. Youhannan,
and is now educating his son, who,
when he graduate at the Medical Coll
lcSc, In Richmond, VIII so to Persia
as a medical missionary. Tho Rev
! Isaac Touhannan was educated IN Viz.
| ginia. and his home IS in Pctcrsbu g
{ at the Second Presbyterian manse. Ike
| is n natural!zed citizen. and pays taxes
here. He is man of fair education
and for years has been engaged in nc
| tive mission work among his peonl g
| His son who is now being educated by
| the Second Presbyterian Church, is 9
young man of great promise. has thor.
I ouEhly mastered the English langu-a gt
and Is mastering the science of mnli.
cine. In order to practice the preGes
sion In Persia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

! iiywood Gem stery. resigning that posi.
non on November last on account or
axe ana inhrmities. He h I'd since mazda
MS ~. nome with his only child, Mrs
Richard l.. Dunstan.
Inc body was brought TO Richmond
iast night. and the !nterment win ha
IN maze IN Hollywood at all hour yet to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

MINTER-Died. at Retreat for tho Sick,
January is, 1912. JAMES L. MIN
TER, in his thlrtyfourth year Ha
leaves Il wife and one daughter,
Cecil
Funeral from the residence of Mr..
George n. AIinter. $500 East Grace
street FRIDAY at ! 2. NJ. Inter-
mcnt Rivervicw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

>, Rerrryy;,lliey; Va. January is,-G.
home. near Berryvlllc. on SUNDAY Might
was buried yesterday afternoon IN
Green fill Cemstcry. Dr. Julian Broad
gus conducting the services, He was
siE S by q widow and many near
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
II. Werthciine err.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Norfolk. Va. January iS-H. Vert
helmer. highly respected citizen OF
this city. died this afternoon. He was
scventy-aiX years old, and Is survived
by his wife and three children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatchl
Hurrisonburg, Va. January lS-Mra
Caroline Price. seventy years old. Wild
ow Of Townsend Price. in his day II
widely known cattle man, Is dead near
Poet IIlll. Highland county. She was
Miss Mccoy and an aunt OF Supcrin-
ttendcnt w. II. kelster. Of Harrison
The sun., 1912-07-14

Auditorium and Temple singers assist
ing MIR Reynolds tho org1ni-t. attract
some music lovers; but thera j. general
complaint that the Auditorium enter
tainment il not varied enoign 10 be
Interesting
Bishop l.. +. Mcconnell. pr .,ident of
DE Pauw University preached IA stirring
sermon in the Auditorium on Sunday
that was heard by a congregation Of o, 900
Ocean Grove cottagerS who have been
accustomed since the inception of the
resort TO dress for their ocean ba,h AT
their home, walking to the beach with
raincoa's over their bathing suits. were
somewhat surprised this week wn"n the
Ocean Grov" Camp Meeting Association
announced that free batnlng must ba
stopped. Hereafter batnerS who dress
at home must rent n house or pay for
their bath if they choose to continue
The sun., 1912-07-14
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
Wedding Of Mtss Ernstcin tO Mr
Greenhut Event Of the Week,

Greenhut Event Of the Week.
LONG BRANCH. n. j., July 10. The first
OF several society weddings scheduled for
the summer here was that Of Miss Cecile
Ernstein. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Max
Ernstein Of New York, and Nelson Green-
hut. son OF Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH b. Green
hut which was celebrated al the Shore
Club and followed by dinner and dance
on Thursday Both families are cot
taeers here and entera aimed many Of the
guests.
The fifth annual show Of the Monmouth
next saturday. is the chief topic among
the society folk nlong this section of the
coast at present. There are some 500
entries and the regular classes number 1876.
The judges include William A. Armstrong
Of ltoslyn, l.. l.; Edwin l.. Roger, Phila-
delphia NJ. Br,ickheimcr. New York;
Miss Mcrgaret Brigham North Grafton,
Mass; ltrymond Belmont. Ecmi sterd,
l.. L.: Miss Ver. Ca.chpola Dulwich
England; Archibald G. Daily. Red Bank
". j.: Scnuel Foster, Philrdclph,G Juls
Ferand. New York; Mrs. ". W hadley,
Ser Cliff. /. l.; pr. Henry .'arr.tt and },
ter Johnston. Elrsford, \. e, End H. T..
Tiedenlann. Greenwich. Conn. The clubs
officers are the following summer resi-
dents: President. Eslph {. Stewart, vice.
presidents. Dr. j. T.. DE Mund and Harry
Content, and secret Q ~ tire rs,irer Charles
u, Bernheimer. The officers with the
addition Of Theodore OfermGn and DR.,
h. n, Borendson form the Lencn show
COMMITTEES.
The sun., 1912-07-14
OCEAN GROVE, N. ].
Conflict Between the Ministers aud
Those Who Want Some Fun.

OCEAN GROVE, n. d., july I',-As the
season progresses in Ocean Grove Audi
forum minister's are preaching with rc-
ncwed energy against secular diver
diversions, While summer people here
are fretting against the lack of enter
tainmenr, Tn" crashing chords of the
"Storm, played every afternoon on the
great Hope'Jones pipe organ, still draws;
but the audiences. for the most part,
are on" day visitors who have heard the
great organ once or twice only.
Director Tall Esen Morgan. however,
is making the hest of tho curtailed enter
tainmrnt programme and is drilling his
woman's chorus and tho children for the
Elijah and the children'S festival next
month. Saturday night concerts, with
The sun., 1912-07-14
H FROM Left to Rs,trlrs toppin Mrs Louis ledyor
IS NlrS D. CoyODOek and Mrs. Niles.


o." old habit New tlnn"ls leading und e
tn boardwalk t. the beach nave be- n
opened AZ tn" North and South End pa
viloHS and policemen along the walk
are enforcing n rule wnich prohibits
bathors on n" rs,,laupia
The sumr"r institute Of the State
Wonens C'lris'iln Temperance Union
will br h'li in thu Temple here July 10
and L. \ host of white ribboncrs is cx-
p0ci ri from a'l over n" state. One Of
th" 'oa ling srcH l;cra of no institute viii.
bc Mrs. Frances Bea nchamp. president
of the l. 'n,ucky S,atcW CT L.
Among the r"r istrations this week
are:
North End H. Wrdlock. Mr. and Mrs
$. p. Gill. Mr.. aud Mrs. W l.. Mont
gomcTy. NJ and Ni','. F.. b. Hamilton. Mr.
and Mr' Y. W li"dciiTc. Mr.. and Mrs
F.. A. Trl"v. Gcors" ". RINK, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. pav.n. "A. B. Oliver. =. l.. Van
Vie, l.. 4 N"wcoml". William Willett
Jr. John NJ. CirrS. and NJ. and Mrs. p
Plsstcm1n of New YORK
Seaside Mrs. {. \ Osborne. Miss l..
Gla.e. Mis-, :. " Osborne. Mr.. and Mr..
D. F. Gry"r. Linwopd v. Grycr. Mrs. }. Is
Turk, 4. l.. iurS, Nr, and Mrs. +. y
Grie'rrcr. Miss Mildred Gric.mor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Abrahan,s Of New
York
Ma jes,ic Mr. and Ms. n. ". Heller.
All"n 5. Goo,in. Miss lnma Wiley. Mr.
and Mrs. g. u. Iiratiys. Mr.. and Mrs. X. C
Cook .and son, Mrs. T.. y. Faulkhaber
aud Miss Nj, t.. Faulihaler, Miss a
Risipu. Charles !. S,ilw.ll. Mr.. and Mrs
William Vi. Eaif'"r. y. J. Runaway and
Miss II. Smith of New Iori.
Milrord Williim e. l.athope Mrs
Jessie I. lathop". William & Iathope
.Ir aud Mis-, Marjori" u. lAthope of
Nc, Yor>
folnt1in House T. A. Ford, F. r.
N"nncdv. lar. y. ". Ken2i.. Louis Sher~in
ant +. VI. Lm!!ow Of New icrk.
Sunmr..icld Miss Sara hothhllm of
Ncw YORK G. T., Gorham. Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Bltton, Miss Margaret +. Ba,ton. Miss
Anna ~ Bltion, Mis- Frances II. tndr'ss.
Mrs. " ". Pratt and Miss Olive VI. Pratt
of Bro lyn.
Iafayets ". 4. =. C!,rH.. William
+. Tam. s. +. Stprirnin. Mrs. & NJ. Don
nelly. and Miss Dorothy =. Donnellv of
New York; william r. L,isk and Mrs
John Clarke Of Brooklyn
New Phii,delphia Miss Bertha Heille.
Mrs. ". Yard. Mis-. W. Yard. and James
r. Preston of New York: Miss Martha
r. iiust"d and Miss Amy T.. Hustled of
Brooklyn,
Sunset Lodge J. l.. Shea. l.. Shea. |.
Stewart. Miss ka,hryn Wnkler Miss
Louise Winkler, II. G. Orenshaw. Matthew
The sun., 1912-07-14
SEA C|RT CENTRE Or;
DEMOCRATIC POuf|CS
The Little White House the
Goal for Politicians and
Statesmen.
CROWDS At TIE HOTELS
New Jersey Militiamcn Due for
More Target Practice on
the Ranges.
CROWDS AT TIE HOTELS

SFA GIBT. y. J Iu,y n Sea Gjri has
always been n soCi';r rss~r' fc- the fact
that the Governors sunm"r r. sidsnce mas
teCn located hero fCr n i,.;rtcr Of wears
hut il has now hccC'ne ~" ceuir. 6f n, :
traction If the north Jersey coas' s.nc.
Gov Woodrow Wilson has bcc ono q p. II =
dental possibility and fhousands Of shore
visitors have fc cck.d 10 the Little White
House this wccl; to greet the Democratic
nominee So b. sieged has the Governor
been that he has fallen way behind in his
correspondence and has been obliged 10
fix visiting hours from until 5 O'Clock in
the afternoon Every afternoon the lawn
about the summer Executive Mansion is
crowded with men and women. politicians,
cffiCehoders. advisers and just ordinary
citizens
Persons important in Democratic ranks
hay' taken up summer residence AT the
hotels her" Ia he close TO the candidate, and
as a result summer hotels here are well
filed
Preparations are being made for the
coming rife matches of the New Jersey
Rifle Association. 4 novel match during
The meet viii have targets Of dynamite
Dynamite will he buried in the sand lust
bcvO'd INC rlf1e ranges and the resulting
explosions thar will follow a true shot will
leave no room to doubt the marksman's
aim. Marksnen from various troops and
regiments in the State guard continue to
get valuable practice ON the ranges In
dications are that more sharpshooters Will
uOaIifv this y"ar than eyer before
Coy. Wilson awarded the Governors
medal to the curator of the museum of
Princeton University. Capt. Sylvester.
who nos only captured the most coveted
prize offered New Jersey g'iardsmen
but established new record for the
match
Guests at the Parker House have re-
vivsd cronuet and the game is al
tracing mary PLAYERS. Miss Agnes
Maguire. Miss Marion Manning. Miss
Marion Potter Mr., aud Mrs. Louis Massen
and A. l.. Funke have become skilled
players during the PAST few weeks prac-
tice.
New Workers. srmmering al the fremont
ere Harry Hencken. Mrs. =. 4. lexington,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Lynss. Miss Frances
Hubbard Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Eli
man. Arthur :. Ellington. =. NJ. Elk ing
ton. MIR; and Mrs, q. c. Coblens. NJ. II.
Da"nlsronk, Miss Gladys Daenbronk,
Miss T.. ". iliey. q. H. savage Miss Ruth
Riley and Miss Olive Eilcy.
At the Parker House ere Miss Eliza
beth {. Wood. Miss Helen Maguire, Miss
Mary Mayuire Miss Agnes Maeuirc.
Mrs. Thomas MGnnng. Miss Marion Man
ning, ). O'Sharghnessv. Joseph 10th
holm, Mrs. !. Llnd. Miss Louisa A. de-
buses and Miss f., D0busek Of New York
Carl Weiseman and {. II. Potter Of Brook
lyn.
The sun., 1912-07-14

!. Winklcr, Miss Catherine Abel ard ". j.
Mannsr oi New lorn Mr. and NJ, 8 II. l..
Bennett. Miss +. Bennett and c. l.. Wolfe
of BrooKlvn.
Arbortcn Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Newberry.
+. =. Newberiy. Jr., Aatchine X. Ne" =
hcrry. Mrs. Mai q. Pit and Miss Sarah
,,c.S:c =: 80" vc,..
United States II. q. 'cns,ahic. ,Is.
Thomas Cons, able, Miss Maud Ccnst at le
and Miss BESSIE {, ,ns,ahle Of New YORK.
Arlngion-Nr ard Mrs. r. I}oGley. Mr..
and Mrs. !. G. Clare. II. Y. Miller. John II.
Mcclellan. Harry Wic,ing, j. Christot her
Marns. Miss MarAs and Miss Belcher Of
New York.
la Pieirc-Mr and Mrs. II. Campbell.
Miss Adelinc tamrhell James Wilson.
!. NJ Glllett. Nj. and Mrs. {. V. Peck.
W. " Porter, MIR and Mrs William II.
.Iamouneau. Miss Daisy Jamouneau, Les
lie Jamouncau and \ictoi Jamouneau Ct
New York.
.Ardmore Mrs. r. n. Iibty. Miss Edna
J. Libby. Mrs. q. {. kuglec and Miss Nary
l.. kigier cf New York
Spray Niew-.Mis Golden Fitzgerald.
Edmund il, :c"i a ID and Mr.. end Nj 3 John
G. Ca'roll o! New YORK: Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
" cGan ard family f BROOKLYN
Stafford Mis-. W. H. Marshall. Miss
Dorothy Marshall and r. NJ. Wvckofr CT
New York Mrs. a. n. Robbins. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1912-07-14
DEAL, N. J.
A "Flanmel" Dnncc Makes a Great
Hit with 81 nm merers.

DEAL. n. j.. July lathe hs.heway
Inn gave "fnnnel" dance list night
and from the attendance II looks as though
they would be q regular feature hereafter.
The young men were sttired in golf coats
and tennis suits and the girls in veri-
colored outing costumes. The effect was
start ling from a spectators viewpoint.
one having become 30 acc,ist omed TO the
regulation evening dress The ballroom
wGs decorated with tennis nets. racuucts
and golf clubs More than sixty couples
participated
The match pey in the presidents cup
contest began on the Deal Golf Club links
this afternoon Last week in the prc-
lin1inary rounds in this event Harry Allsop
beat Alfred Nathan. ? up and 1; n. W.
Anthony won over T.. T. Leahy M; J. F.
Shanloy boat J. r. Kelly. up. and J. II.
Haw!cy beat r. Il. Lorcndon. and 2.
There was q big field for the vice.
PRESIDENT cup on the golf club links.
In tho ce-ly rounds J y. johnson
beat A. q. Scherer. 5 end I; Il H. Higgins
beat q. u. Smith. and /: +. W Cone beat
O. A. Allsop. s end :; Frederick Pring
be. 3 J s. Griffin, 2 end ?; N. l. Kellogg
/ ext Ii. " Hill. 4snd 2: j. S. S,,tphen beat
E. j Lyons. ! end 2; G. II. Milliken beat
n. l.. Reilly. ? end I. end J. r Hetrick
ind George Hrrvey tied
Innumerable afternoon teas and AQUATIC
sports have entertained tho members OF
the Casino this week. During the early
rart Of the week the sIrf was running
very high, which neceesitated the great
portion OF bathers to take their bath in
the pool II was here that Arthur NfoAlee-
nan. who ia now representing America
III tie Olympic games at Stockholm.
first learned to swim.
Among the late arrivals at Hathaway
Inn arc Mrs, William B. Cardoza, Miss
Mildred Cardcza. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Spur, Miss
Bcrnice KslRh. Mrs. W. s. Emery. Mr..
and Mrs A. ~ Stadler, Ariss j. Stadler.
Mrs. J. Randes. ATiss Anne Randles,
Miss Adelaide Rsndlcs. John n. Roche,
G. Rye. s. J. Cowley, Jr. DR.. l.. Y. Bing.
ham. Miss Lippman Mr. and Mrs Henry
A. Braun. .Ir.. MIR. and Mrs. X. +. Corvar.
MIR, and Mrs. Charles Rohey. Miss Ger.
trude Rohey. Mr. and Mrs II c. Steneck,
+. A. Tupper, G. W. Van vier, Gail Mac
Laurie. Matthew Malcolm. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. g. n. Kirkpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. q. Boggs and Mrs. V. r. Cramer Of
New York: Miss NJ. F. Gale. William s.
Gale and Miss y. Smith Of Brooklyn.
Deal Inn is entertaining T. W. Woodford,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Shear p. II. Morris.
Arthur 8. Evans. l.. d. Daniel. +. W.
Decker and A. de Young OF New York.
The sun., 1912-07-14

SUMNER RESORTS.
The sun., 1912-07-14
SPRING LAKE, N. ].
A Mig Dancing Class Formed Il
Meet At the Casino.

SPRINC LAKE, July IA, There was a tea
riven AZ IN" Casino this afternoon and
tho 'a'ties acting ~ host assas wer3 Mrs.
Samuel IIeilner. Mrs Henry ", Rodgers,
Mrs r L. Rodewald Mrs, George H..
Friea", Mrs A Hewsor. Mrs, r, V. Knser,
Mrs. + " torlics and Mrs h. j. Clement,
dancing class, to hold its meetings at
the Casino Monday afternoors. mas been
organized and the patronesses are Mrs.
Wlillam I, White. Mrs, John Bcrkey and
Mrs, kar. Roehling, Some Of the children
who hav" joined the class are heiaine
Heilner, Van Camp Hrilner. Helen Cham
berlain, 6 GwendoIln DuvaI. Margaret Boyd,
dorothy Clemens. Gertrude Clemens.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07
MRS. CHASE ENTERTAINS
FOR MRS. NOEL PARK

Mrs. Inman Strong Chase gave a
bridge luncheon Tuesday at half past
one and later in the afternoon an al
fresco tea for Mrs. Noel Park, of
Augusta, at "The.Oaks," the beauti-
full home of Mrs. John M. Graham on
Forest Avenue.
Daisies were used in profusion in
baskets and vases and the ladies were
like animated blossoms in their light
summer dresses and pretty hats. The
guest of honor was lovely and girlish in
white embroidered null and Mrs. Chase
was handsome in deep cream with tou-
ches of green velvet.
At bridge Mrs. T. M. Brumby, Jr.,
won the prize, a silver picture frame,
and Mrs. Dunklin Reynolds was conso-
led with a silver pencil in a silver case.
Mrs. Park favor was pair of,elegant
towels. During the afternoon Mrs.
Davenport played accompaniment for
Miss Virginia Crosby and Miss Lucy
Gilbert who sang several beautiful
songs. Those assisting Mrs. Chase were
Mrs. Keller, Mrs Georgia Kay: Sullivan,
Mrs. Graham and Miss Eloise Brown.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07

Miss Selma Cooper entertained
Misses Augusta Bealle, Mary Helms
Marguerite Lyon, Allie May and Myrtle
Betterton with a moonlight ride and
supper on Kennesaw Mountain Friday
evening.
For mowers, binders and binder Irvine
see US. We handle the Mccormick
machinery, which is the best, and carry
line of implements for repairs.
Prices reasonable and terms to suit you.
may 31-4t MAYES & BROWN.
DIR. and Mrs. Samuel Glenn Motley
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Mary nellie, to Mr..
Richard Pope Casters on the evening
of June 18th at six O'Clock at their
residence on Powder Springs Street.
OF MUCH VALUE TO THE
LADIES-Upon the purchase of a Csc
cake Krom's Soap we will give you alb
solutely free one full size jar Krom S
Beauty Cream. This offer is good for
limited time only. On sale at Wikle-
Hodges Drug Co.
Mr.. H. E. Rees, vice-president of the
Aetna Insurance Co. and Mr.. Oliver H.
King, special agent for Virginia, passed
through Marietta last week and made
Mrs. Pratt and Miss Marion King a
pleasant call. These gentlemen were
citizens of Marietta for years and have
many warm friends in our city.
Flowers for all occasions, fun
eral work, decorating, corsaee
bouquets. All kinds of flowers,
roses especially.
Mrs Henry Meinert
If Phone IS
OF MUCH VALUE TO THE
LADIES-Upon the purchase of a Csc
cake Krom's Soap we will give you alb
solutely free one full size jar Krom's
Beauty Cream. This offer is good for
a limited time only. On sale at Wikle-
Hodges Drug Co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07
SOCIAL AND Personal
Mrs oARrERs PHONE BUSINESS PHONE
&c $40 &c +: &c 10 &c

Miss Layona Glenn, consecrated
missionary of the Methodist Church .tc
Brazil, was guest of Mrs. w. R. Pow
er Friday night on her way from
Chattanooga to Atlanta.
Special bargain in mems shirts,
all colors 75c and SOC values,
all sizes, beginning Saturday to
60 at 80 cents. Gauze vests for
ladies S and s cents.
German Store, L. Saul, prop.
Mrs. S. H. Hall entertained her az
club Saturday morning. Miss Nell
Hall was called home Friday by the i'll
ness of her father and brother to the
regret of her many friends in Marietta.
FOR SALE. account of obiec-
tons to my boy running my car l am
offering it for sale. Five passenger, 2E
horse power Maxwell, perfect condition.
j. C. Milan, jr.,
6-7-2t Powder Springs street.
Our line of mems suits, ladies
skirts and waists and mems,
ladies' and children's slippers
and shoes reduced 25c on the
dollar. Don't fail to come to the
German Store for bargains.
German Store, L. Saul, prop.
Tho graduating class of II will be
hostess Tuesday afternoon entertaining
with shower complimentary to Miss
Mary Howard Warren bride elect at
the home of Col. and Mrs. Charles
Griffin.
| am now on my third and last round
receiving tax returns of Cobb County.
Those who have failed to make returns
will please see me and do so at once.
G. S. OWEN.
Tax Beceiver, Cobb County.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Milan and children
Dorothy and Onslow motored up to
Gainesville last Wednesday to attend
the closing exercises of the high school
when their cousin, Miss Myrtice Louise
Atkins received her diploma.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mrs.
George Montgomery, Mrs C. w. Du
Pre-, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Northcutt,
Miss Alice Wellons, Miss Jean Wallace
and Emmie Montgomery attended the
harris-Wallace wedding in Macon
Wednesday evening. Miss Jean Wal
lace was maid of honor, wearing white
lace with pink girdle, pink bandeau
and aigrette, and carrying pink roses.
Emmie Montgomery was a flower girl
in white with pink ribbons.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07
HAVE YOU A BAD BACK!

Drive away your Backache get to-day
a package of Mother Gray's Aromatic
Leaf for the kidneys and correcting
that lame, sore aud all unstrung feel
ing of the nerves. II your kidneys act
too frequently, or action is pinful and
scanty, Aromatic Leaf is corrective
and the best Regulator. AT Druggists
or by mnil SOC. Sample FREE. ad.
dress, The MotheI Gray Co.. LIE Roy,
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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07

We want at once, loan appli.
cations for $500 TO $500 on either
city or farm real estate security.
We have fine lists of real estate
for sale. Call by and see us. r,
n. Holland & Son, Real Estate
and Loans. Court House, Ma
rietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07
SOC WORTH FOR 25c.

By calling at Wikle-Hodges
Drug Co. you will get one Csc
cake Krom's Beauty or Scalp
Soap and a 25c jar Beauty Cream
all for just Csc. This offer is
certainly worth your while.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-07

Trains marked with az will stop let off passen-
from Knoxville and beyond points beyond Atlanta and
to and from points between Marietta and Blue Ridge
Effective Sunday, June g. 1912.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-09
ijUsT 4 LITTLE TOO u HksTy'
SMr. NssNlywsd Elsssnttd vvhat H.
Considered inpsrtinsnos, but che 4
Joke Was on Him. !

They, we're on their wedding tour.
and imagined that every civiliH CIV
on them related TO their new condi.
ton Of seryit49a,, +.
Having stopped at . way station,
the BRIDEGROOM was. approached !. BY
tho station aEsnt, who asked:
Are you going to take the next
train?"
ITS none Of your business" re.
torted the bridegroom, Indignantly. as
he guided the bride up the platform,
where they condoled with each other
over the impertinence Of some Of the
natives. :
Onward came the train, its vapor
curling from afar. It was the last, to
their destination that day an ex-
press. Nearer and nearer it came at
full speed; then in moment It whiz-
zed past and was gone.
why in thunder didn't that train
stop!" yelled the bridegroom.
Cos you said 'twarn't none Of my
bizness. has to signal If that trains
to STOP"