The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
KENNESAW.

Gu new OIrlcerS Tor the ensuing
year as follows: A Thompson, N.
G.; L. T. Finn. V. G.; ]. F. Brink
ley, Treas; J. P. MCGEE, Sec.; John
Brinkley, Warden.
Mrs. h. E. kerley, her daughter,
Miss Louise Kerley, and her son,
came up Saturday to visit her mo-
Their, Mrs. John Williams.
Mr.. Annis Fowler. of Atlanta came
up Saturday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fowler.
Mrs. j. w, Ellis, Miss Lora Ellis
and Master Henry Ellis went to Ma
rietta Friday.
Mrs. Sam Thomson and Miss
Eula Leonard spent Friday in Ma
rietta.
Mrs. Ben Hill returned Saturday
from Atlanta and Smyrna where
she had been visiting.
Mrs. I. A. Kitchen and daugh-
ter, spent Saturday in Marietta.
Mrs. Sue Furgerson is visiting
relatives in Cherokee.
Mrs. Joe Attaway and Miss Ba-
ker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Baker, spent Thanksgiving in At
lanta with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Hill and Mrs.
Jennie Burt spent Saturday in At
lanta
Mrs. Burnerd Brown and little
son returned on Tuesday from At
anita, where they had been visit
ing.
Mrs. j. f. Lester spent Tuesday
in Atlanta.
Mr.. L. c. York went to Atlanta
Monday to see THE Birth of A Ma.
ton"
Miss Flora Lester is teaching the
school at Chalker and boaring with
Mrs. John Brinkley.
Mrs. M, A. Cooley has returned
from Cleveland.
Mr.. Walter McRea came from
South Carolina Friday to visit his
aunt, Miss Ada McRea, and Satur-
day he went to Roswell where he
was united in marriage to MISS
Roxie Martin He and his bride
will make their home in Florence
vile, S. c.
r. We wish them much happiness
through the journey of life.
Mr.. Clarence McRea came III
from Wadley and spent Thanksgiv.
ing here.
Mr. Herschel Leonard and his
cousins, the Messrs. Satterfield, OF
Barlow County, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard.
On Thanksgiving morning the
citizens on the streets were contri.
buting to fund to pay Mr.. Man.
ming CoX's fine recently imposed
by the superior court in session las
week in regard to some whiskey be
ing put under a bridge near the
old John w. Hill home place by
unknown parties.
Messrs. w e. McCollum and ]
w McCleskey making the arrest o.
Cox.
Thanksgiving morning We scribe
was waiting at the Post Office
till the mail came to get the Jour
nal when in came q Ford house car
It's occupants were Mr. and Mrs
Basel, of Oshkosh. Wis, en- rout,
to Florida. They did their owr
cooking, having a stove, kitchen
cabinet and dresser combined,
nice bed lounge, their wearing ap
parel, books papers and every con
venience. On leaving the car,
asked the lady what they called it
She said, why, we just call it Ole
Henry. Well. I said, "Old Henr!
beat old Pete pulling along through
the mud
Messrs. Emmett Dcbbs and Georg,
Sergent have purchased the restau
rant business Of Messrs Carl Chas
tain and James Cbalker.
Mr.. Sam Thomson mas opened al
a business in the store house re
Gently vacated by Mrs. Griggs.
The pupils Of Miss Helen Curry
Miss Annie Worley ana Miss Bes
sic Allen gave a very good program
at the school building WcInesda,
evening before Thanksgiving.
The Gridlers Concert and Enter
tainers, of Wisconsin, will give al
entertainment at The Baptist churcl
Thursday night.