The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-20
NESEITT.

ment here last Sunday week Those
who met and heard him were per-
fectly delighted to know that such an
able minister had been assigned to
this charge. Mr.. Cantrell comes very
| highly recommended, having served
several of the very best circuits in
[ North Georgia Conference.
The Sunday school at this place is
progressing very nicely and every
thing points to good year.
The many friends of Mrs. Nesbitt
will be sorry to know that she is SUI
fering very severe pain with a sprain
ed ankle for the past several days.
Her recent visit to Washington, d. c.
was shortened by some days on ac-
count of the accident
We are pleased to note that Mr..
Clifford and Mr.. Gresham who recent.
ly bought the farms of Messrs w. A.
Sans and Wayland p. Camp have
moved their families to these beauti-
full homes. These people are quite an
addition to our community. We well
come them
Our people are nearly all moving
again this winter; what about all
this.unrest, and useless worry. after
all one place is just as good as an
other, several days ago our Mr.. John
Boynton started this moving business
by going back to his fathers near
Powder Springs. Mr.. d. c. Under
wood will take his place, we are glad
to know.
Mr.. John Hall migrated to the
farm of our former neigLbor, Mr..
Frank Collier at Smyrna.
Mr. John Wilkes Booth takes his
place; next in order was Mr.. Riley
Hall and he settled near New Salem
and Mr.. Sam Berges took his place.
Then Mr.. Will Moore and son viii
Jr., tried the experiment and landed
at Whittier Cotton Mills, and their
place is to be supplied Mr.. George
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Of this kind in nine years decided to
try his luck and walked up next morn
ing at jolly good old Coon Shaws, and
| there also is place to rent.
Next in order will be Messrs. E. M.
Legg and Abe Kirkendoll. They will
take the place. vacated by one Mr..
Carnage at Mt. Zion, who by the way
went to East Point last week in the
rain.
On Thursday of this week Mr.. Tom
Byrd will go back to his boyhood
home near Lawrenceville and Mr..
! Tom GasaWay, recently of this place
but now of old Lost Mountain will
take his place and says he expects
to live and die here.
And by the way we are glad to add
that Mr., Andrew Johns who has
spent some three years here will re-
turn and bring his brother with him
just as soon as Mr.. Tom Reads house
is vacated. Next in order for a flight
is Mr. G. E. Kimberly who has had
Texas fever for two years. We are all
very sorry to give up this friend and
neighbor. Mr. Della Hardage takes
his place we are delighted to say. The
next one infatuated with these con-
ditions is Mr.. Cliff Jones who will
make a landing on Pea Ridge. Lest
we forget we will state that Mr.. Bar
net has returned from Fulton County
and stopped with Cole Nesbitt for an
other year and Messrs. Seaph Hicks
and Luke Hips will occupy the
places vacated by Legg and Kuyken-
dali
We hope that no one who processes
the name of Christ will be guilty of
celebrating His birthday by drinking
the devils brother.
A merry Christmas and a Happy
| New Year to the editress and all the
correspondents, together with all our
many readers.
Don't You See.
EDITORS NOTE; 1t looks like it
might be a good idea to put Nesbitt
| on wheels.