The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-18

visiting MISS ASC1le Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Nolan is visiting
her cousin, Miss Jessie Watts, in De-
.catur.
Mrs. Young who has been with
Miss Crockett for come time has gone
to Valdosta.
Mrs. c. N. Frey has been very ill
for few days owing to the infirm-
tiles of age.
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Jr., is in
Macon with her parents, Governor
elect and Mrs. Harris.
Mr.. W. A. Page, of Birmingham.
Ala, has come to visit his mother
who is in very feeble health.
Mr. Will Cox and Miss Hattie
Whitaker, of Newman, came over on
Tuesday to Mr. Hilley's funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. Lacy Garrett and children
spent last Wednesday at Grant Park,
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Claude Daniel has her Moth
er, Mrs. Blair, of Rome and Leroy,
Mary Louise and Mable Blair with
her to spend month.
Mr. Herbert Parsons has gone to
Birmingham to be Jest man at the
wedding of his brother. Mr.. Marshall
Parsons, and Miss Gertrude Bullock.
Mr. Harold Searles, who is a stu
dent at Cornell University, has join
ed his mother at Capt. and Mrs.
STAIRS. They will return to East
orange, N. j., before leaving in July
for California.
Mrs. Eloise Easterlin has return
ed from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Thomas, in Charleston. During her
absence her two grand daug hters,
Luella and Ruth Easterlin visited
relatives in College Park.
Mrs. Sannie Walker, who former
ly lived here at the Whitlock House,
died last week in Washington City
and was buried in Savannah. She
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Douglas
Stoner, and Miss Amanda Walker.
L0ST-A small beaded bag with a
small purse inside, contained some
paper money and some silver money,
between Presbyterian Church and
City cemetery on Atlanta St. Find
er please return to J. H. Groves Of
flee.
Mrs, James S. Warren writes us
from San Gabriel, Cal, near Los An
geles, that she has just seen the mis-
sion play given by the priests and
monks of the old mission. She will
tell US about it when she comes
home.
Mr., Jacob owen Reynolds, who
spent two years in Marietta, with his
aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Legg, has just grad
uated, at the University of Kentuc-
Ky. Taking the L. L. B. degree, be-
ing class poet and carrying off
other honors.
The Manchester Union bids the
country cheer up" and adds: "AIl
is not lost. Just remember that
about 80 per cent Of pure italian
olive oil and imported Italian spa
ghetti is made in Los Angeles and
Hoboken, respectively"
Col. G. H. Griffin is improving af-
ter an acute rheumatic attack in
Hot Springs, Ark, where he is spend
Ing month. Mr.. Gordan Gam ac-
ocmpained him just for a rest and
pleasant company. They have taken
this outing together before.
Miss Josephine Clark will not be
at home until the last of July. She
attended commencement at Dowder
college in Milwaukee where she has
course this summer at the University
OF Wisconsin, which is the finest in
the west. She has also visited sever
al resorts on the lakes and is en-
Toying her visit very much.
We please the particular doctors
and patients with our quality and
service in our prescription depart
ment. Day or night. Griffth's
Pharmacy. Phone 80.
Hon. T. M. Boaz, of Calhoun, Cor
don County, spent last Friday in
COBB County with J. N CAN'T, Coun-
" Commissioner--looking over our
good roads and road building ma
chlnery with view of equipping his
county with road machinery to
Dulld the Dixie Highway through
Gordon County. He was pleased
with the showing of Cobb and her
system of road building.