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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-14
vEAL-WILSON.

The wedding of Miss Hattie Veal
and Mr.. Frank Scott Wilson, of Rich
mond, Va, took place last Wednesday
evening at the Presbyterian church
in Austell, and was witnessed by a
large company of relatives and
friends. The church was handsomely
decorated with palms, smilax and
Easter lilies.
Mrs. Guy Aver, of Atlanta, was
matron of honor and Miss Sarah Veal
maid of honor. Miss Willie Fred
Wooddall was bridesmaid and Mr.. J
Fred Wilson, Of Richmond, Va, was
best man. The ushers were Mr.. Toul-
man Veal, Mr.. Ray Winters and Mr.
Roy Mather. Master Darrell Aver was
ring bearer. The bride was given
away by her father Mr.. B. H. Veal
and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. n. B. OKelly, of Atlanta. The
music was by Miss Porter, of Atlanta.
The bride was lovely in her we'd
ding gown of white charmeuse trim
med in pearls and orange blossoms
Her tulle veil was held with a gar
land of orange blossoms and she wore
a diamond pendant, the gift of the
groom. Her boquet was orchids and
valley lilies.
The beautiful reception at the
home of the brides parents followed
the ceremony at the church. Palms
and ferns, with pink carnations and
narcissi, formed the decorations at
the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left for New
York and other points and will make
their home in Richmond.
l@ STELLA
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UNION CHAPEL.

Some fire got out Sunday in Mrs.
Jane Camps woods and burned some
cord wood that Mr.. r. Underwood
had cut and about fifty yards of Mr..
r. T. Nesbitt's rail fence.
Mr.. John Hall of Smyrna, moved
in our section last Tuesday We sure
are glad to have them back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barnett and fam
lily visited their daughter, Mrs. Cor
don Keeling, Sunday.
Rev. E. S. Doan will have a com
munion service at this place Sunday
morning at nine o'clock. Everybody
| come, they are welcome.
Mrs. Rufus Hall has been very sick
for the past week. She is improving
we are glad to note.
The farmers went to blowing this
morning but they won't get to
pillow long for it is going to rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Fortner and
baby, William, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hall Sunday
Col. r. T. Nesbitt is not improv-
ing as fast as his friends wish him
to and they will be glad to see him
| out soon.
Mr., Tom Murdoch, OF Marietta,
made a recent visit to his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Smith.
Miss Lucy Fortner spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with Misses Netty
and Bessie Hall
Don't Forget the Sunday School at
2:30 O'Clock, you are invited.
BROWN EYES.
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Shugart Salve made by Mrs. Kate
Shugart, sold at all drug stores. ct
MT. ZION.

Mr.. R. w, Kirk, of near Decatur.
spent last Saturday night here with
home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Haney of
Mountain View, visited Mr.. Lott
Reeves family last Friday.
Miss Valeria Mitchell returned to
Atlanta last Thursday.
Mrs. e. j Greer visited relatives
lat Highlands last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Hardage and
their daughter Maidie spent last Sun
day with Mr.. j N. Johnson's family
near Marietta
Mrs. c. f. Edwards visited her
aunt Mrs. w. j. Manning at Nesbitt
last Saturday.
Master Croft Hardage of Highlands
spent last Saturday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott Reeves received
a crate of nice fruit from Florida
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Edwards spent
Sunday with Messrs Laurence and
Robert Manning and their sister, Miss
Cornealia, near Marietta.
Mrs. F. E. Greer and Mrs. ]. M.
Davis spent last Sunday with w. R.
Haney's family at Mountain View.
Mr.. James Brooks, of Woodstock,
was the guest of Mr.. Frank Brooks
family last Saturday night and Sun
day.
The friends of Mrs T. J. Davis will
be sorry to know that she is very sick
again.
Mrs. V. F. Gibson and children, of
Albany, were guests of honor at an
oyster supper the home of Mrs. J.
NJ. Davis last Thursday night
sy.,r~ ROBIN.
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POWDER SPRINGS.

Mr.. c. T. Leake's many friends SYM
pathize with with him in the death of
his sister, Mrs. Lou Dent, who died last
week at her home near Taylorsville Mr..
Leake was unable to attend the funeral,
Mr.. Will Leake attended.
Mr.. Carl Bell, of Atlanta, visited here
Sunday. There is great attractions here
these days. He was never so fond of
his parents before.
Miss Ollie Wolfe, of Atlanta, visited
home folks Sunday.
DR.. j. D. Middlebrooks, visited his
daughter, Mrs. ]. M. CONNER, in South
Georgia the past week.
Rev. j. L. Hunt, of College Park fill
ed his pulpit at the Babtist Church Sun
day, and resigned the pastorate of the
church, to work for the Orphans Home.
While We all loved this Cody man and
felt that he was accomplishing great
things in this church, and he too was
sorry to give the church up but he felt
that he was called to do this new work
and we part with him in Ane tendetest
way and wish for him great success in
his new field.
We are glad to state that little Miss
Florence Murray who has been quite i'll
is able to be out again.
Miss Mari Scott, of Atlanta, who has
been quite sick at the home of her sister
Mrs. Henry Dupre is improving slowly.
Mrs. Forester, little Virginia Tapp,
and Master James Oglesby have been
quite ill are improving now we are glad
to state. NO.
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CORNER CHAPEL.

Miss Moore has a flourishing
school at this place,
The health of our community is
very good at present, we are glad.
Mrs. Reeves, of Powder Springs,
was a recent visitor Of her daughter,
Mrs. r. ID. Moon.
e SIN 10 9moq 9u4 ne I9ddns I9lsHo
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Billiard one night
last week was highly enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. Rice, of this place, who is Wis
iting her daughter in Cherokee Coun-
ty, was recently stricken with paral-
ysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petree are re-
joicing over the arrival of beautiful
little daughter She will be named
Frances Odene.
Mrs. S. D. Moon and little son
Glenn, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Acworth, with her father who is
very sick.
Miss Annette Moore, cur clever lit
tie teacher, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Atlanta as the guest Of her
sister.
Best wishes to the Journal and its
many readers.
EVELYN.
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NESBITT.

Miss Tiny Gresham and Mr.. Hoyt C.
Lasiter were married by Rev. J. B.
Gresham last Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs w.
A. Gresham. Mr.. Lassiter is "a son OF
h. G. Lassiter, ex-tax receiver of Cobb
County and a prosperous and popular
young man. They are'now at home ON
South Waddell Street in Marietta.
The many friends of Col. r. T. Mes
bitt are sorry to know his health does
not improve much. As he is under the
treatment of Dr. Nolan we feel sure
that as spring advances and the
weather gets better he will gain his
health back. Did you know that DR..
Nolan has not lost but one case on Pow
der Springs road in ten years and he
has had number Of serious, compli-
Gated cases to battle with at majority
of the residences for four miles out.
Mrs. Harry Love and little daughter
Leila Frances of Etowah Tenn. are
visiting their grand and great grand
parents, Mr.. anb Mrs. Robert Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shrine Dobbs attended
church here last Sunday and spent the
remainder of the day with Mr.. and Mrs,
c. M. Head
&The Sunday School at this place is
in as fine if not the finest working order
that it has ever been. So many people
moved in and out of the community
last falli that it was necessary to re
wise the roll and on investigation we
find that SO peso have already en-
rolled this year and 119 people have
participated in the work.
Mr.. Frank M. Boring united with the
church here last Sunday by letter
Rev. 9. M. Cook preached Sunday
night and impressed the congregation
very much with the familiar old story
of how Zacharias came to find the
Savior-and he and his whole house be
saved. Mr.. Cook is one of the coming
young ministers of the North Ga. Con-
ference. We expect bright and use
full future for him
DON'T YOU SEE.
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OLIVE SPRINGS.

MIR. Hiram Moon of Atlanta was the
guest of relatives here Saturday anC
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NF. Eubanks of Dial
ton announce the birth of a fine son or
January 81. This young man is well
blessed with grand parents. His
father is so years old, his mother II
years, Mr.. I. J. Eubanks his grand
fathersage 39.fyMrs. IT. J.T Eubanks,
hlssgrands mother,l is SO, Mr.. A. p.
Carney. his great grand father is SO.
Mrs: A. P. Carney great grand mother
age IS. Mr.. r. s. Eubanks great
grand father age SO. Mr.. Canes, great
great grand father SO and Mrs. Canes
great great grand father is IS, MIR.
and Mrs. j. P. Johnson on his side. We
think this fellow should feel very
proud of these generations.
Rev: w. R. Barrow,delivered twovery
able sermons here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Martin are all
smiles over the arrival of a IL pound
boy at their home on last Friday.
Married On Sunday afternoon Mr..
Jana Sanders and Miss Jenie Hender-
son. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. S. E. Cassidy. The bride is one
OF Olive Springs most beautiful young
ladies' while the groom is very indus
trious young man. Our best wishes
are extended to the happy couple.
Mr.. J. w. Barberl is building nice
barn on his farm.
Our Sunday School is still on the in
crease, 125 present Sunday, We also
have Literary school, Mrs. ]. GUY
Beallsnow has on roll 20.
Mr.. j. A. Booth has purchased Mr..
j. W. Martins place. Mr.. Martin will
build on his place he recently purchased
from the Knox property. Mr.. Martin
will give possession the first of April.
Mr.. HI. M. Barfeld and family have
moved near Sardis, we regret very
much having to give up Mr.. Barfeld
and family from this community.
CLYDE.
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BLACKWELL.

1t still continues to rain, farmers are
soon going to Eget Ebehind with their
spring blowing.
Rev. Howard preached a very in
teresting sermon Sunday p. m. at the
Frey School House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Chance from
Venose, Tenn. have moved into our
community, where there is always a
welcome to good people.
Ruth, the little girl of Bob Dobbs, is
suffering from severe burn.
Rev. Russell and family were visit
ing friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Hiram Wade was over to see J.
c. Nicholson Wednesday and sold him
fine mule.
Mrs. Benson, mother of Mrs. George
Defoor still continues very i'll.
Calvin Chance after spending several
weeks with his grand parents here has
returned to his home.
Pete Nation visited relatives here
last week.
Mr.. Dock Sprouse has about COM
pleted the new home of Mr.. Lige
Gunin.
Arthur Roger was visiting friends
Sunday.
We regret very much to learn that
Mr.. d. H. Hawkins will move his
family to South Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledford visited Mr..
and Mrs j. H. Chance Sunday.
JOLLY JACK.
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ROCKY MOUNT.

Mrs. Singly who has been very
sick is able to be out again.
The Misses Jameson's and Miss
Eva Newton were the guests of
Misses Maggie and Ema Owen last
Sunday night.
Miss Edna Bryan of BlackwelIs
spent few days last week with her
sister Mrs. Jim Shaw.
School of this place is holdingl us
fine under the management of Mr.
Bernard.
Several from here ATTENDED service
at Holly Springs. u.
Misses Ruth Sprouse and Bels
Blalock and Eril Barrett, of Black
wells, were the guest of Misses Mag
gle and Emma Owen, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw were the guess
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Owen Sun
day.
The farmers are making use OF
the pretty days, preparing their
land for cultivation.
Mr.. and Mr.. Greer Trout visiteS
relatives in our community last weak.
Mrs, Trout of Marietta Camp
Ground spent several days last week
with her granddaughter Mrs. C. C.
Owen.
VIOLET
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News From Over The County.
KENNESAW.

Mrs. Barney and Miss Clio Craig
of Atlanta, spent the week end with
relatives here.
Mr.. B. A. Fite's friends will be
pleased to know he is convalescent
and at home again after a stay in
Atlanta at a private sanitarium.
Misses Annie Mae and Will May
field spent several pleasant days re-
: Gently in Atlanta with friends and
| relatives.
Rev. j. M. Spinks failed to fill his
regular appointment here Sunday on
account of illness
Miss Gradye Conner spent the
week end with Mrs. T. w. Williams,
of New Salem.
Mr.. Bob Benson, of Marietta, was
mingling with friends here last week
Mr.. Ray Baldwin made a business
trip to Atlanta Monday.
Mr.. George Adair and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Adair's parents at
Mt. Olivet.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thompson spent
Sunday at Cass station with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amzie Edison, of
Etowah, Tenn, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Steve Cowan, of Montana,
spent several days here with Mrs.
R. o. Edison.
Miss Lillian Kitchen has returned
home after a pleasant visit in Mar
ietta
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Benson, of
Marietta, were recent visitors of Mr..
Howard Benson.
Mr.. Irvine Pylant spent Sunday
with Mr.. Ernest Griggs.
Mrs. Walter Bond has returned to
her home in Atlanta after brief Wis
it to her mother, Mrs. w. B. Griggs.
Mrs. E. Y. Hill visited in Acworth
last week.
Prof. Fowler will begin a singing
school here Monday night Feb. 10th.
We sincerely hope that all and especi-
ally the young people will take spec
ial interest, as Kennesaw is badly be-
hind on singing.
Mr. Nashan Hilderbrands many
friends are delighted to know he is
recovering from his recent illness.
Miss Katie Lee Stanley spent Sun
day here the guest of Mrs. p. l.. Con-
ner.
Miss Lois Hill was a recent visitor
of Miss Edythe Casons in Atlanta.
DR.. J. w. Ellis has purchased a
lovely new piano
PENSELL
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Marietta Cotton Market.
cotton sold in Marietta Wednes-
day for IL ga cents.
AUSTELL.

Miss Willie Fred Wooddall gave a
miscellaneous shower Thursday after
noon in honor of Miss Hattie Veal.
a bride elect.
Mrs. Roy Mather entertained Miss
Veal at luncheon Friday.
Mrs w E. Shelverton gave dance
at Benscot Hotel for Miss Veal Friday
evening. Quite large crowd attend
ed and it was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Harry Mather was hostess at
a box party in Atlanta at the Grand
for Miss Veal Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. w. E. Shelverton, Miss Lucy
Veal and Mr.. Earnest Houseman at
tended the dance at Miss Woodber-
rvs School in Atlanta Saturday ev-
ening.
Mrs. George Wooddall spent Sun
day and Monday in Fairburn.
Mrs Shanan Young is home again
after an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Wilson and
daughter from West Minister, s. C.
have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. John Irvine, who is with King
Hardware Company in Atlanta spent
Sunday with his prents.
Miss Kerley, from Oklahoma, is
visiting Miss Nellie Ray Wilson.
. Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Goodwin gave
ball at the Benscot Hotel Saturday
evening February Sth 1t was attend
ed by large crowd and enjoyed by
all.
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MACLAND.

Rev. w. H. Cooper, our new p. E.
preached two very interesting SER
mons here Sunday at 1 and O'Clock
Preached again today, Monday, and
quarterly conference in the afternoon
Brother Cooper has made quite a
good impression on his congregation
and we are pleased to have him with
us. A large crowd was out to hear
him Sunday
Mrs. Rason Dobbs is spending a
while with her daughter, Mrs. DR.
Hancock in Macon
Mr.. Walter Taylor left last week
for Atlanta where he has a good po-
sition. Walter is one of our most
clever young men and we wish him
success in his work.
Miss Willie Hamilton of this place
has been employed to assist Miss
Louise Tapp in the school here and
began last Monday week.
Misses Annie Bell Taylor and Lola
Mayes of Due West spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives here.
Messrs John and Sim Edwards are
sailing around in new auto, having
exchanged their old one for it last
week.
Misses Edna Billiard and Mae Rake
straw, of Due West, and Miss Chessie
Handy of Marietta, spent Sunday
with Mrs. W. p Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pittman made bus
mess trip to Atlanta last week.
Miss Mamie Vandergriff is spend
ing some time with her sister in At
lanta RUBY.
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AcwoRTH.

Mrs. L. M. Awtrey is visiting in At
lanta.
Mrs. Ira Everette of Calhoun visited
Mrs. D. G. Stewart last week.
Mrs. Enoch Carr and baby spent
Wednesday in Marietta.
Mrs. E, W. Ray spent Wednesday in
Atlanta.
Mrs. j. H. Parkinson has been on a
visit TO Woodstock.
Mrs. M. A. Avery and Miss Fannie
May Tippin spent last Wednesday and
Thursday in Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Northcutt of
Marietta spent Sunday with Mr.. D. D..
Barrett's family.
MIR. H. M. Williams was in Atlanta
Wednesday. LILY.
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forked Jellico Coal.
Marietta Ice 20.
NEW SALEM.

Mr. M. l.. Green, who who has been
in very bad health for some still con-
tinues sick.
Mr. Sam Simmons of Atlanta was at
his mothers, Mrs. L. A. Simmons on
the sick list last week.
Mr.. T. A. Flenn has purchased a new
piano.
Miss Alma Brown is spending this
week with Mrs. George Leavell near
Carmichal.
The singing at Mr. A. G. Cantrels
was highly enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Rldgeway and
daughter, Ruby, visited the family of
Mr.. Henry Hardage Sunday.
Miss Ruby Ridgeway who has been
at home sick for several weeks was
able to return to school at Macland
Monday.
Miss Octie Prather and Mr.. Link
Nelson of Midway visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Linley Sunday.
News is scarce this week, will try
and do better next time:
GREY EYES.
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IA LOST MOUNTAIN.

Mr. r. Harper is visiting his lister
at Gainesville.
Another old Lost Mountain boy has
been heard from-Col. Emmett writes
us he is a reader of the Journal He
is liring at Kingsland, a thriving lit
tie town in South Georgia. He is May
or of the town and Judge of the city
court We feel proud to claim him as
know he is climbing up in the world.
The office to which he has been elect
ed shows how highly he is esteemed
by his fellow citizens.
Glad to hear the good reports from
our boys who have gone away. Who
next?
The weather conditions at the bu-
reau here for the month of January
are as follows: Maximum tempera-
ture 10, the 10Th; Minimum 26, the
9th; Average AS; Rainfall 577 in
ches; Cloudy days 8; partly cloudy
%. The average temperature for Dec
was 1913
Mr.. Wilson Arnold, of near Macon,
is visiting his parents.
Mr.. II. B. Clay and Sherman Wat
kins have installed telephones con-
Meeting with the switch board here.
Mr.. Sherd Pickens and Miss Avalee
Hicks, of Atlanta, were married Sun
day at Mr.. McClures near Acworth.
Rev. E. d. Patton performed the GER
emory.
The party given at the home OF
Mr.. Pickens met her while she was
waiting on family here. Sherd is
one of our prominent and substantial
citizens and his friends watt congrat-
ulations to him and his bride
ALLEN.
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Mr.. FARMER How much interest
are you paying? | represent a party
who will lend you money at per cent
interest, plus a reasonable commission.
on good farm property. See me.
j. GLENN GILES, Attorney
lift Marietta Ga
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WANTED

WANTED:
Fifteen to twenty heifers, one to
two years old. Will exchange for
them seed oats, oat straw, seed corn,
fine cotton seed or greenbacks. Want
to buy good five or six year old
mule for cash or exchange good
brood mare six years old. Want to
exchange some city property for a
farm and pay difference in cash.
Want good renter for IS acres of
fine farm land. J. GID MORRIS.
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FOR SALE.

One light spring wagon, almost new.
Two good work mules cheep for cash,
or would exchange them for beef-cattle.
Call at our Market.
w. A. Hilley e Bro.
Phone 460.
Corner Powder Springs & Anderson SITS.
If
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-19
BY A. H, @. MITCHELL.
Copyright, 1913, by international News
TO-DAY's INsTALLMENT.

Certainly not, unless you want 10,
but ] thought perhaps you uught ike
to sell it and If you did ! might find
you customer. Do you pay com
missions to the person that rnakss
the sale?" she added with a little
smile.
IF l sold it, Mildred, the whole
proceeds from the sale would he
yours"
Who's your customer" asked
Gordon, now in jovial mood.
That's telling Now, how much is
your property worth?"
"oh, don't know" replied Cor
don' carelessly, "a couple Of millions,
! guess. All of that has gone into It,
at any rate"
"A couple Of milllonsl" exclaimed
Mildred, her eyes opening very vide.
"A couple Of millions what?"
"A couple of million dollars, of
course; what else would I mean?"
Mildred gave little gasp and it
was a long time before she was
heard from again. Finally she broke
into a gay laugh
"oh, what joke on Dad" she
cried.
How 500" asked Gordon, Joining
IN the mirth. though he knew not
why.
It's too funny for anything" said
Mildred, unable to control her mer-
riment. Dad expected to buy It for
about $4,000"
He did?" said Gordon in surprise.
Yes, and isn't 1t a good joke on
Dad, Gordon?"
II don't quite get you, Mildred.
WHAT put IL In your head that your
father wanted to buy this property
up in the mountalns?"
ITS Up to You"
I'm a little traitor, Gordon, to tell
the Deery family secrets, but as |
can now see there Is no chance of
Dad getting the property I'll say
that he has some big water power
scheme on and he needed your prop
erty TO put the scheme through. OF
course, ne thought II was simply wild
mountain land. mostly trees and rocks
and brooks"
Well. Honeybunch," said Gordon
after q pause. It's all up to you. II
you don't care for the place after
you see It, we will do anything you
like with IT,"
DO you Ike II. Gordon ?"
Like II, Mildred. / love Il. | was
born there and have spent every day
OF my life there except the short time
/ was in Atlanta" And then he
added: But the trip to Atlanta was
the luckiest thing that ever hap
pened to me, for l met you there
sweetheart"
You sweet boy" said Mildred. ten
derby. IF you love your home / love
1t. too, and we will always keep It,
won't we, dear?'
They rode along In blissful silence
for a whole. At last Mildred said
with a little laugh:
Two million dollars up here in the
Georgia mountains that nobody
knows anything about. What a man
you are. Elmer said you were the
highest priced ball player in the
world. guess he is right, Gordon. -
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Up-to-Date Jokes

A short time ago commercial
Traveller, who Is a great wag, caused
some amusement In a well-known no
tel in Manchester.
on arriving at the hotel he made
HIS way to the office to register. AS
he glanced down the list of guests.
he was seen to smile, seize a pen, and
sign.
His entry followed Immediately that
OF Lord Benton and valet" and read,
y. Barbary and valise."
The motor bus stopped and the con-
ductor looked expectantly up the
steps. But no one descended, and at
Last he stalked UP impadently.
Ere, you" he said TO a man on
top, don't you want Washington
Arch?"
Yes" was the reply.
Well" retorted the conductor.
come down for It. can't bring it
on the bus for you"
That was good, though, rather an
irreverent, pun which was made by
an Edinburgh student when he asked
Why is Professor Jones the great
est revivalist Of the age?" and, on all
giving il up" said: Because at the
end Of every sermon OF his there is a
great awakening"