The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-21

in Lynchburg, Va, before returning
home.
FOR SALE-Girls bicycle, cos,
$500, needing new inner tubes, for
$500. Good refrigerator, $500.
Three burner Perfection oil stove,
with large glass door oven, in good
order for $3.50. Box $50, City.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Brown
and Miss Corrie Hoyt Brown, of At
lanta, spent Sunday afternoon and
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Anderson.
Miss Haysohi Takeda, a Japanese
girl who has been educated in La
Grange will address the Junior Aux
Hilary at the rectory on Thursday,
May 9th.
Mrs. c. T. Nolan entertained the
bridge club Wednesday instead of
Mrs Hoppe who could not have the
club on account Of the indisposition
OF Miss Hoppe.
Charles, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew King, of Dublin, died We'd
nesday afternoon. He was a great
grandson of Mr.. ]. A. Massey and
nearly two years old.
Try Nunnally's Ice Cream. Served
only at Wilkes Drug Store
A few soreheads in Georgia are
still nagging at Senator Smith. If
there is anything that a small soul
can do to perfection it is to nag
Alpharetta Free Press.
There is no one who exercises
greater care in preparing small
fruits for the market than Mr.. Hi
ram Burdg. All his fruits and ber-
ries are handled at Flaws.
The romance of Cinderella, shown
at the Gem Monday evening, was
very beautiful and worthy of Edi-
sons electric "wands" that make
such magical effects possible.
Mrs. E. G. Dyson, with her three
children, has gone to Gadsden, Ala,
to spend a month with her mother,
Mrs. G. w. Miller.
If you expect to put up any straw
berries place your order at Faw' S
at once. They will not be so plenti-
full after this week.
Mr., C. A. Wymond, of Madison,
Ind, and Miss Ida Wymond, of
Aurora, Ind, brother and sister of
Mrs. William Wilson, are spending
two weeks with her and Mr. Wilson.
Best Rubber heels put on at Ma
rletta Shoe Shop, 102 Washington
Avenue.
On Tuesday evening, May 25th, at
the auditorium in the High School
Building the Family Album will be
repeated by the pupils of the third
grade. 1t is wei worth seeing, too.
Mr.. C. NJ. Head remembered us
with some nice vegetables Saturday
He also remembered one of our
neighbors upstairs in the Freyer
Building but he has not asked us,
so far, to mention it.
Mrs. A. S. Potter has returned
from Florida accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Harris. Rev. j.
W. Harris will arrive the first of
June and will go with Mrs Harris
to North Carolina.
Attention, Mr.. Butler: CDR. Wiley
says that each human tooth is worth
one thousand dollars. That being
the case, we have one that we will
trade for a couple of Fords. Ma
con News.
A New York subscriber wants to
know what are collards?" We can
tell you-they're the fairest flower
that grows in the south in the
springtime, ranking right along
with the magnolia, the shallot, the
pansy anu the turnip green-Macon
News
Mrs. T. R. Patterson and Mrs. w.
R. Joyner Jr, entertained at Mrs.
Cottingham's on Tuesday from 5 to
with a tea to which 200 ladies
were invited. 1t was most enjoya-
BILE and guests were received quite
informally and entertained both in
doors and on the lawn. About 20
lovely young girls served refresh
ments and large number of their
friends assisted Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Joyner in entertaining.