The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-19
BLACKWELL

oio CONSIDERABLE damage Several
! trees were blown down, one in the
yard of Mrs. ]. c. Nicholson. which
fell across the telephone wires and
put the telephones out of business
Tor several hours. Several trees
were uprooted on the place of Mr..
Price Rogers. The school house
here was moved about eight feet.
and the crops of Mr.. Dennis Brown
Mr.. George DeFoor and Mr.. Bob
johnson were almost DESTROYED nv
the hail
Mr.Will Dobbs spent Saturday in
Atlanta
We had no Sunday School Sunday
afternoon on account of the house
being so wrecked
Mr.. j. H. Chance left Tuesday
morning to attend the Red Mems
meeting at Savannah.
Boon Wilson spent the weekend
with friends in Canton.
Miss Sallie Reynolds, from Union
County has returned, and will soon
begin her school here.
Mr. w, G. Carter, of Newman,
spent Monday night with Mr.. ]. C.
Nicholson
Ruby, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Dunn, who died at
her home in Chattanooga, was
brought here for interment last
Thursday. Brother George King.
OF Woodstock, officiated in the fun
eral services. The sorrowing ones
have our sympathy.
Mr.. John Jestice and family and
Mrs. Tom Chance and children spe1t
Sunday with Mr.. Price Rogers and
family
Master Ernest Reynolds after
spending some time with his grand
parents in the mountains has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer McCleskey
visited relatives here recently.
Several of our young folks enjoyed
a singing at the home of Mr. Walter
Fowler Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar France spent
Sunday with Mrs. Frances father
and mother.
Miss Ethel Rogers visited he. sis
ter near Milford last week.
Uncle George Reinhardt and
daughters visited relatives in town
last week.
George Haynie was a recent yisi-
tor here.
Mrs. Charlie BeIlew and children
were right sick last week.
The death of Mrs. William Ores
ham brought sadness to the homes
| of the entire community. She was
of such sunny disposition. Always
had word of cheer and a pleasant
smile for all she met. To know hel
was to love her dearly. She had
/ suffered intensely for several weeks.
All was done by loving hands and
skilled physicians that could be done
to Stay the disease. But it was Gods
| time TO take her and she peacefully
passed away. The place of the fun
eraI services was filled to it's utmost
| capacity, showing the esteem in
which this good christian woman
was held. The services were very
impressively conducted by Rev. Dyer
and Rev. Barrow Thursday afternoon
and the body laid to rest in the fam
lily burying ground, surrounded by
| sOrrowing relatives and friends. We
extend our sympathy to the be-
| reaved.
Roy McCleskey and friend, of Ma
rietta, visited here Sunday.
Mrs. Billie Bedstill visited rela-
ives near Smyrna recently.
Mr.. Claude Allen and little
daughter, Irene, of Gainesville, were
recent visitors here.
Mrs. Jim McCleskey, of Marietta,
spent last Thursday with Mrs Monte
Shaw.
Mrs. Dan Baker and daughter
| spent the weekend with relatives
| here.
The writer is suffering from a
very severe case of poison oak.
| Mr. Tom Chance visited his bro
Their near Sandy Plains Sunday.
| Thanks to Mrs Carter for kind
! ness shown rs last week.
JOLLY JACK.
MONEY LOANED