The Marietta journal and courier., 1915-09-03

White to Savannah.
Mrs Slater and her three children
and Miss Goerz, of Savannah, are
guests of Mrs. w. j. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gray will take
the pretty cottage on Kennesaw Ave-
nue. formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hough.
Miss Mamie Pearce is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j. L. Johnson, in Canton
and Elizabeth Garwood, of Carriers
vile, is with Mrs. Pearce.
Miss Virginia Elmer mas returned
from South Georgia to spend few
days with Mrs. w. j. Black before
going north for the winter.
FOR SALE 80 horse power cut
down roadster. In first class shape,
tires good. Will sell reasonable. M.
]. Smith, Kennesaw Marble Co. 1t.
Misses Hooper Wikle and agnes
Smith have returned from Carters-
vile where they were entertained
by various friends in every charming
way possible.
Mr.. f. G. Wardlaw, who has won
several premiums at the state fair
on his home made syrup, brought us
quart bottle almost as clear as hon
ey on Saturday.
Robert Harris is engaged in get
ting advertising for the Emory Phoe-
nix of which he is business manager,
He will enter the senior class at
Emory this term and receive his de-
gree next June.
Mrs. M. J. Smith, who has been
spending the summer months at her
summer home in Rutland Vermont
and visiting friends in Saratoga
Springs and New York City, has re-
turned to Marietta.
Mr.. F. H. Alton has accepted a
fine position with furniture fac
tory in Portland, Oregon. His fam
lily will remain here until spring and
have moved into.one of Mrs. Guyton's
| houses on Trammell street.
Mr.. H. H. Hefner brought us a
bucket of fresh honey in the comb
last Friday. A land flowing with
milk and honey was the ancient
idea of an earthly paradise and the
Japanese expression of tenderest en-
dearment is my jar of milk and hon
ey."
Mr.. F. R. Kirk won the handsome
tool chest given away by the Norton
Hardware Co. Tuesday morning
Miss Hattie Black drew the coupon
No. 1869 and 4Mr. Kirk held the
same figures on his card The chest
is very complete and is valued at
$50.
An orphan lad name Bates was
run over by a Ford car driven by
Jud Johnston near the depot Monday
The Wheels passed over the boys
| stomach, but strange to say he was
rot hurt. The machine also escaped
| injury. Now nothing but a Ford
could have done Cherokee
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Ward have
returned to the cottage on Powder
| Springs street which was their home
several years ago. Then they had
no pets but flock of chickens and
now they have two beautiful cheru-
bic children who give the proper
finishing touch" to their pretty and
convenient residence.
Mr.. Kemp Malone, of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, who formerly taught
in the Marietta High School, visited
his uncle, Mr.. J. D. Malone, last Mon
day. He is on his way to New York
and will sail Sept. 9Th on the Scan
dinavian steamer Oskar ii for Den
IudI NJ WucIc uS Will Spcuu d year
research work at the University of
Copenhagen.
A loggerhead turtle from Noses
creeks spent some time Saturday
morning wandering around the
square attracting attention from all
passers by. He was caught by Mr..
G.. V. Norman who saw his tracks
in the mud. He weighs about 25
pounds and will be cooked as a rare
delicacy by some one whose taste
points that way"
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Latimer had
quite an interesting group of visitors
| for the weekend including Misses
Mary and Lee Bennett, of Atlanta,
and Misses Alice, Isabel and Emma
| Scott, of Arcadia, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Scott, with their children have
been to Philadelphia in their car and
enroute home Mrs Scott stopped near