The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-01

Mr.. and MIS-. Groves Cohen are al
the Kennesaw House.
Miss Louise Schilling and Miss
Mabel Cortelyou spent Tuesday in
Atlanta
Mrs. M. ]. Smith entertained the
Young Ladies Bridge club Thursday
afternoon,
Mrs. Grady Conway came up Wed
nesday afternoon to attend a shower
for a bride elect.
Guy Harris the famous novelty
singer will sing at the Gem Theatre
all the rest of this week.
Rev. Randolph Claiborne has a
new Ford and he is looking brighter
and happier than ever.
FOR SALE-Minorca Hens $3.50.
Sub-standard laying $1.0O, fresh
eggs SOC per dozen. Randolph R.
Claiborne.
Many people say that Dobbs' store
is the best hardware store in Geor-
gia, north of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Smith and
their infant daughter, Mary Sea-
brook, spent the weekend with DR..
and Mrs. Rembert Smith.
Friends of Mrs. Wayland Camp
will be glad to know she is improv-
ing after painful illness of several
weeks with sciatic rheumatism.
The F. F. F. sewing club met on
Tuesday evening with Miss Angus
ia Cohen who served a salad and an
ice course during the social hour.
Mr.. Robert George, who has been
very i'll in Norfolk, Va. is recovering
and his mother has gone to Visit
her daughter, Mrs. Peter Hairston,
in North Carolina.
Any one wishing to learn French
from native of France, now in At
lanta, can join class by seeing
Prof. Dumas who will make all ar
rangements for lessons.
After Edison and Ford get
through improving the submarine,
our friend, the enemy, if we ever
have one, would do we'll to stand
from under.-Macon Telegraph.
Only one porch swing left will
sell it at half price. Dobbs Hard
ware store.
Mrs. Bolan Brumby entertained
her bridge club Wednesday, invit-
ing, beside the club, Mrs. Ticknor,
Of Albany, Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Robert
L. Northcutt and Mrs. J. NJ. Fowler
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Smith have
new Studebaker three passenger car.
The Sacred Harp singing will be
at the Baptist church in Kennesaw
next Sunday. Come and bring
basket of picnic dinner.
Best dance Music furnished. Ex-
perts, apply Gem Theater,
Mr.. L. B. Carnes returned from
Laurens county Monday night with
a fine stalk of cotton from his farm
there on one side of mis- car and on
the ether a scarcely visible stalk a.
bout six inches high from Twiggs
county.
Machine oil for gins and saw mills
300 per gallon at Dobbs Hardware
Store.
The committee on prizes in the
carnival parade announce three five
pound boxes of candy to be given
by Hodges, Griffith's and Wilkes
drug stores in addition to the other
prizes and a silver loving-cup by
Mr. Butler.
McClure's Fruit Department,
Grapes, best quality 100 per ID.
Rev. w. P. Butler, colored, and
70 years old, renewed his subscrip-
ton this week and reports his crops
as very good. Beside his food crops
for man and beast he has three bales
of cotton and has sold one for near
ly Is cents a pound.
Pianos and Organs. Bargains in
used instruments. A. NJ. Weems,
Freyer Building.
Mr.. Len Baldwin received a mes
sage from his wife Saturday morn
ing on a folder containing six views
Of splendid automobile road among
the hills of Massachusetts,. She
had just enjoyed a ride over that
road and wrote she was feeling fine
which was good news to her many
friends here.