The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-06

pnoned to Mrs. II. Z. SaulS.
Flower Pots at Dobb's.
A letter from Tony who is at
Smyrna Camp ground is multum
in parvo epistle: Dear Grandma, 1
am having a good time-Tony.
Miss Ellie Sewell has brought lit-
tie Louise Sewell home from Wesley
Memorial Hospital where her throat
was treated and adenoids removed.
Solid oak dining room suit, COM
pletei at bargain. Also six leather
seat dining room chairs. Two rugs.
Phone 4SS or call at 400 Atlanta st.
Mr.. G. P. Whatley, of Bessie Tiff
College was in Marietta few days
ago and was carried to Acworth by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward in their
car.
Miss Mabel Cortelyou wrote us
message from Yellowstone Park on a
picture postal of Morning Glory
Spring. She is delighted with her
visit there.
Miss Jean Wallace gave an in
formal watermelon cutting Wednes-
day evening in honor of Miss Marie
McNair who is visiting Miss Chris
tine Dobbs.
Misses Georgia Lee Gait and Sara
Hill, of Kennesaw, and Messrs. By
ron Brooke and Ernest Loenthal, of
Atlanta were the guests of Miss
Georgia Burt Sunday
N. K Smith is in Atlanta this
week in charge OF the big Bittle Axe
shoe display of Stephen Putney Shoe
Co., of Richmond, Va. Display rooms
608-6 Kimball House.
Mrs. G. R. Henry, Mrs. E. L. Har-
ris, Miss Augusta Groves and Miss
M. May, of Atlanta, and Mr.. Edward
Groves, have gone to Atlantic Beach,
Fla, to spend the week.
Ladies $3.50 slippers going for
S1.2S. The German Store.
Miss Regina Rambo has been
spending few days at Atlantic
Beech, N. ]. She will sail from
Philadelphia and come home in a
few days by way of Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Q. Norton have
gone in their car to Etowah county,
Ala, to visit relatives, accompanied
by Mrs. Marvin Norton, Miss Louise
Payne and Mr. Wilbur Moore.
Mr.. j. E. Willis, who has been in
charge of the Mcclure Store in Ma
rietta, has beene transferred to Crit
fin and Mr.. 7. D. Anderson has re-
turned, He is at home at Locust
Lodge.
Mrs. Jennie Burt has as her guest
last week Mrs. w. P. Wills, of At
lanta, Mr.. and Mrs John McLaia
and Mr.. James McLain, of Acworth
Mr. John McLain, of Texas, and Mrs.
v. G. Gray. sast
Mr. Weems has recently restored
handsome Shearton sideboard Of
solid mahogany for Mrs. Robert H..
Northcutt 1t is probably century
old and is roomy and convenient be-
cida ito beautiful daciwn
DR.. and Mrs. r. H Dean, of Jack
sonyille. Fla, have arrived and have
also brought the good news that
Mrs. George Cardy, their friend and
neighbor, will arrive in few days to
spend awhile with Mrs. A. A. Bish-
op.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Rollins, and
Mrs. Roberts and two children, of
Atlanta, visited r. L. Rollins and
family, Sunday afternoon. Miss
Thelma Rollins returned with them
to spend two weeks with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. MiAter Wimberly, who has
been with her mother, Mrs. Pope, in
Marietta for several weeks, will &c
to Asheville Friday and join Mrs
John Hill and Mrs. Alsep, where they
have a cottage for the sammer.-Ma-
cen Telegraph
Cabbage, watermelon, lemonade
4 and buttermilk at one meal put nine
Macon people in the hospital in Ma
con last Sunday. Even the health
lest should exercise great caution in
eating and drinking during this ex.
IRENE hot weather and remember
two much acid is always dangerous.
Miss Mamie Ward, of Marietta, =
recent graduate of Bessie Tiff Col
lege, will teach at Elizabeth, Ca
another year. Her many friends will
learn of this appointment with muck
interest. Among the honors held BY
Miss Ward while in college were the
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