The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-25

Mrs. B. Schoenthal and family
wish to thank their many friends
for their kindness and the beautiful
floral offerings sent in their resent
sad bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dobbs, of
Gainesville, visited DR.. and Mrs. Ha-
good last week. They motored 10
Atlanta Thursday evening and their
car was stolen while they were in
| theater.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris Barnes
have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Jessie June
to Mr. Bergman Duke Fincannon on
Wednesday Sept. 9Th at high noon in
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs, c. A Winn, eight-five years of
age, passed away on August End at
her home in Marietta Mrs Winn
had been an invalid for the past
three years, and found much pleasure
in reading the Index. We extend to
the sorrowing ones our sympathy
Christian Index.
The Memphis Commercial-Appeal
says: "One of Hughes serious accu-
stations against the present admin
istration is that it put a veterinary
! surgeon in office instead of a scient-
list. Well maybe they needed some
body who knew, off hand, at which
end of a mule the kick is. ''-Times-
Union
A party of Marietta boys went to
| Decatur last Saturday and played a
game of baseball which was won by
I Decatur. Those going from here
were Rd ert Willingham, Wilham
Stephens, Malcolm Whitlock, Hugh
Blair, Wallace Montgomery, Lawren
! &c Rrumby, Milton McCleskey Ed
! Ward Groves, Milton Grower and
! Ernest Clifford.
The brewery at Salem, Oregon has
been converted into Loganberry
juice factory; the brewery at Lans-
ing, Michigan, has been converted
into an ''auto-body" factory; others
have been converted into ice plants
and refrigerators, but the Flint,
Michigan, brewery takes the prize 1t
has been converted to religious uses
| by the Methodist church.
For Sale or Rent-Nice room
dwelling and 10 acres land just out
| side city of Acworth forks of High
way and Dallas roads, that [ am 60
ing to sell or rent Good location for
/ merchandising, am fixing to build a
nice store. Fine place for truck and
dairy farming. Reasons: going to
Kentucky A fine chance. See me at
once. Arch c. White Acworth, Ga. /
Miss Marion Griffin Of Memphis.
Tenn, who recently visited in Mari
eta is a lawyer who is junior part
uer with an elderly man. She does
{ office work and never addresses a
. jury. She is a native of Greensboro,
/ Ga. and took her degree as a lawyer
in the University of Michigan. She
was one of the two ladies' that put
! the ''womanlawyer" bill through
( the Tennessee legislature.
Mr.. S. D. SQuters and Miss Mary
/ Squiers left Monday afternoon for
/ Franklin, Ohio, to attend the we'd
/ ding on Thursday the oath of Miss
Margie HaljinsoI and Mr.. Omer
/ Squiers. Mr.. Squiers formerly lived
here and has many friends who will
be interested in this happy event.
/ He has a position as superintendent
of paper min in Indiana and will
! go at once to housekeeping.
Mr.. L. H. Ware, whom we an
nOunced last week as the successor
! of Prof. Urban Rumble, did not &C
/ cept the chair of Mathematics and
French in the High School as ne was
| elected at another place and had &C
cepted before receiving notification
| from here. Mr.. Emory G. Culver, of
| CulvertOn, has accepted the position.
/ He is a graduate of Emory College
with three years experience in