The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-07

Miss Sena Towers is visiting Miss
Anna Harris in Rome.
Rest Electric Lamps at Dobbs.
Mrs. Herbert Clay has returned
from the Isle of Palms.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Latimer an
,ounce the birth of a fine daughter
Mrs, P. F. Manson is spending
two weeks with Mrs. S. c. McEach-
ern.
Mt and Mrs S. H. Hall will go
on a visit to Kalamazoo in week
or two.
Mrs. Sam Lawrence has gone to
Petersburg, W. Va, to visit her
parents
Parties are now motoring from
Woodstock to enjoy an evening at
the Gem.
Mrs. Murray Carmichael, of West
Palm Beach, Fla, is visiting Mrs. J.
E. Gable.
Miss Edna Gable recently had her
throat operated on in Atlanta for
tonsilitis.
Nj Owen Johnson made an ad-
dress to a Sunday School in Madison
last Sunday.
Miss Louise Awtrey, of Acworth,
is somewhere in Europe with a. par
ty of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Byerly and
daughter, of Athens, are guests Of
Mrs. Atkinson.
Miss Hattie Garrett, of Ball
Ground, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Eugene Mcintyre.
Telephone Batteries at Dobbs.
Miss Virginia Barnes will spend
the month of August in Chattanooga
With Mrs. T. G. Hunter.
Mrs Harry DuPre and children
have returned from visit to Mrs
Homer McClatchey in Rome.
Dobbs sells Roofing.
DR.. r. J. Power, of Roswell, Ga,
is taking a special course on pelIa-
gra at the Johns Hopkins Universe
ty in Baltimore in addition to a post
graduate course in medicine and
surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Mcneil
have bought the Freyer place on
Cherokee street and will move there
soon. Meantime the house will be
remodeled, changed into a colonial
style and greatly beautified.
Lieut. Frank Freyer has sailed
from San Francisco on the battle
ship Albany for Mexican waters.
Ms. Freyer will remain in Califor-
MIA. She intended to sail for Eu-
rope but the war there deters her.
Judge Awtrey left for Blue Ridge
Tuesday morning and Mrs. Awtrey
ard Hugh will join him in a few
daTs to spend two weeks. Robert
AFtrey is expected to land in Balti-
more in few days from his cruise
10 European waters.
Misses Mary and Harriet Robson
entertained with a promenade party
OIL Wednesday evening for Miss EN-
ma May Rambo and her three guests
Mss Stubs, Miss Marchman and
MISS Powell. The lawn at echo
"a was lighted with Japanese Ian
terms and refreshments were served
1hsre under the trees.
Jelly Glasses at Dobbs'
Miss NJ. L. Scudder, of Memphis,
Iean, is visiting her sister, Mrs
scarborough in the country. She is a
EARNING and most compensating
visitor, being highly educated, and
having travelled a great deal both
II America and Europe. She recent
y remembered this editor with the
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Clerks and carriers in the Mari
eIIa post office are enthusiastic in
p1sISlng the new post-mistress, Mrs.
r. s. Clay, who is known to be the
very incarnation of amiability.
i~eSe men say she is as good as can
Energetic, helpful, patient, in
olS'rlous and full of the sweet spirit
h1oWn as good humor" which pre-
serves peace just as sugar does
Peaches.
FIans are fully matured for the
77'ly publication of unique ven
'0Fe IN the Atlanta newspaper field
"a hlgh-class weekly newspaper to
u known as ATLANTA SATUR-
NAl NIGHT" The first issue will
7@Pear September 18th. Savannah
> also to have a new Sunday paper
~ De called THE Savannah Dis
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