The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-21
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MISS AdAS0o Or1Alcy, vi AlldQId, is
visiting Miss Jeanette Black.
Loaf Cakes and Fruit Cakes at
Faw's.
Mrs. T. R. Patterson has returned
from visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. F. K. Pratt has returned
from visit to her son in Atlanta.
Mr. H. E. Motley has gone to New
York to spend several weeks in sight
seeing.
Mrs. J. w. Petty received a tele-
gram from Mrs. Squires Tuesday, an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Gaynor
In Franklin, Ohio, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Dimmitt, of
kentucky, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Ferguson en- route to their
winter home, in Orlando, Fla.
Everything for the Fruit Cake at
Faw's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack miller announce
the birth Of daughter.
Mrs. Charlie Ward can walk with
assistance and continues to improve.
Mrs. Henry Meinert has quantities
Of Narcissi, growing and ready to
bloom, for sale. Phone IS.
Mrs. E. o. Pyron, of Powder
Springs, is visiting relatives IN
Marietta.
Mr.. 1T. Madden, of Anderson,
s. c., spent Sunday at the Whitlock
fiOuse.
Mr.. Joe Anderson, of Etowah,
Tenn, spent last Sunday with friends
Ia Marietta
Mrs. A. A. Fletcher, of Atlanta,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Cole
and Miss Mary Cole :. :. ......
Miss Marion Gregg and Miss Ma
riOn King spent Wednesday in A.
tanta, seeing the sights.
Miss Louise Schilling has re-
turned from visits to several places
0n her way home from Cuthbert.
Mr.. Frank Wellons has returned
rom visit to New York and while
there he took a run over to London.
Misses Anna and Nettie Kirkpat-
rick attended the recital of their
niece, Miss Earle Carter, at Smyrna.
Friday evening.
Miss Pearl Nell was among the
guests at a Dutch supper given by
Mrs. Claude Williamson in Atlanta
Saturday evening.
Saturday, Nov. %, we will sell SOC
Bundles at 45c.
THE GERMAN STORE.
Mr.. J. w Ferguson has sold his
place on Whitlock avenue to Mr.. l..
A. Sewell, of Fulton county who
will come there to live in a few
weeks.
A publishing house is sending out
its catalogues in tubes, thrust into
dainty little red stockings, with
Santa Claus On the tag bearing the
address
Mrs. Sanders Walker and little
son, of Macon, have come to spend
some time at Arden with Their
cousin, Mrs. ]. T. Corley.
We have missed our weekly letter
from Roswell and hope Miss Evelyn
Simpson will continue to write us
when her dear ones are all we'll
again.
Miss Augusta Hedges and Julia
Anderson spent Sunday at home
Miss Anderson's picture was in the
Atlanta Journal Sunday in the
hockey club of Agnes Scott College
Friends of Mrs. S. l.. Leake will
ne interested in knowing she has
sen6' with her daughter, Miss Marie
l'eake, to Porto Rico to live and
their address is P. o. box 401, San
Juan, Porto Rico.
Tariff Reduction Sale opens FRI
day, November 81. Plenty of expert.
? GEced clerks to wait on you.
THE GERMAN STORE.
Mrs. Z. T Rogers, who has been 50
s1riously i'll at DR.. Nolan's santa
2lum, is reported as improving. She
has been desperately Ill, but has
never lost hope Of living and caring
tnr her dear little daughter.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
leon CommerHord was christened
Leon by Rev. C. T. A Pise recent
p lg'in>Atlanta. 1t was pleasure u
this good man. who was formerly &
rector of ST. James and united the
baoy's parents in matrimony.
Our entire line Of Millinery, in
Guding trimmed Hats and Shapes, Of
which we have varied assortment
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