The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11

Mr. Josiah Carter returned to
rosbington City Saturday.
hrs f. P. Green and daughters
49,, visiting Mrs. B. T, Frey.
,rss Grace Bloodworth, of Allan
6 visiting Miss Frances Wikle.
Miss Ruth Hollingsworth, of At
mi. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
carter.
Misses isabel and Helen Rogers
,tsited their sister, Mrs. Gregory, in
.+lanta last Friday
ur and Mrs. George Rowland
p.ovn spent the weekend in Can
49,, with Mrs. w. J. Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Spalding
and Mrs Joseph S. Stewart came up
4.-n Atlanta for the carnival.
Jiss Annie Sheffield is recover
ing from an operation for appendi-
otis at hospital in Atlanta.
Mrs. s W. Holcombe and Miss Ad
die Pruitt, of Albany, have come to
.osnd several weeks with Mrs. E. J.
Satze.
Mrs. Clara A. Brown wishes to
announce to her old and new pa
tyons that she expects to resume her
music class about Oct. LIST. st.
Mr.. Loring Brown has sold his
Belmont Stock Farm to Mr.. w. NJ.
Fambrough and has moved to At
lanta,
Mr.. H. B. Clay has bought the
Delk Mill on the Dallas road and
will grind both corn and wheat for
On eighth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson, of
Camden, S. c., have taken the house
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E McNair.
Mrs. Amanda Dobbs, who has
been spending a while in Marietta,
has gone to Atlanta for week $
visit with friends.
Mrs. j. T. Corly and her sister.
Mrs. Pauline Jarman, have gone 70
Cumberland, N. c., to spend sever
a. months with Mr.. Clifton Corley
Mrs Richard Joyner and her three
children returned to their home in
Dallas, Texas, after spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
J0yner
FOR SALE-Cheap, seven passen-
ger automobile. VIII sell for cash
Q, exchange for real estate Good as
new. Apply to J. W. Hardeman, Ma
uatta, Ga. ct.
Miss Josephine Crane, OF Atlanta,
visited Mrs. Joseph NJ. Brown last
week and assisted in designing Miss
Cora Browns costume and in deco
ating her car.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard AwtTey will
move into the house on Trammell
Street which has been occupied by
81 Mr. and Mrs. d. f. McClatchey who
nave gone to AtIantato live.
We have a few fine engrayings Of
woodrow Wilson to be given to sub
Scrloers who come to the office to re
lie" their subscriptions. Also a few
more OF the group of the Presidents
family at their summer home.
Mr. R. B. Jackson, the manager
OF the Marietta telephone exchange.
VINO recently succeeded Mr.. ]. f. Nc
N"II' mas brought his wife and two
,D''uFeh TO Marietta and they are at
nome at l04 Henderson Street.
Nr and Mrs, Hugh Hill have gone
w |oNoeke ping with Judge and
WIS. Tam on Lawrence street. Mrs.
81" : many friends welcome her to
D'' new home. She will be quite
'"'oIllOn 10 the neighbOrhOOd.
4r. j. H. Louch, who has been
"pIoyed by both the Bowdan Lithia
aDu the Benscott Water companies,
rI., N'As capital to develop a new
"''la spring in Douglas count
"' 'ne railroad He intends to
pare a picnic ground with a lithia
'"s as one attraction.
n,., "ornlng glories are gathered
.D.'e tha dew is on them these cool
lungs and placed in bowls of
Win WI with the vines and leaves they
w.. stay open for several hours with
~ .r dainty beauty and the charm
5.,, anesence so like 10y whose
.snd is ever at his lips bidding
f. 4q I'm more than quarter century
II Doo6s Hardware Co. have been
hes4 '' aoa3 in their line, they sell the
goods at lower prices.