The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-15
SOCIAL AND Personal
BUSINESS PHONE
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Lives there a man with soul so
dead who never to himself hath said
the fall-time's here, now I'll be wise
and get the trade-I'll ADVERTISE
Athens Banner.
Mrs. George Cardy has a grand
daughter about a week old in Jack
sonville and nobody can realize it.
She looks like an elder sister of her
own two beautiful little girls.
The Charleston News and Courier
refers to 1.-The Hughes punitive ex-
petition into the solid South" A
punitive expedition, you might say,
without the tive-Macon Telegraph
Mrs. John Mcintosh is at home af-
ter visit to Knoxville and has Wis
iting her Mrs. John M Mcintosh, of
Atlanta, Mrs. Mismer, of Decatur,
and Master J. c.. Atkinson, of At
lanta.
Mrs. NJ. K. Graham and Miss Isa-
belle Graham will leave tomorrow
for Marietta, where they will spend
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Graham.-Augusta Chron-
icle, of Tuesday.
A woman lawyer has succeeded
in getting the sentences of three
men under death sentence in New
! York committed Who says that
woman lawyers are incompetent
Rome Tribune-Herald
Helen Holmes in Medicine Bend"
at the Gem Monday.
Mrs. w. B. Maddox and little
daughter and Mrs. Ralph Reece, of
Elizabeth, spent Monday with Mrs.
Howard Bivens, of near Kennesaw,
and on their return home, lost a
package containing a valuable piece
of crochet, her spectacles, and some
other things.
We fear our good friend, the Au-
gusta Chronicle, is just a little bit
excited about the president prevent
ing the railroad strike. We are not
particularly impressed with the
manner of settling it, but how else
could it have been done?-Dalton
Citizen.
Helen Holmes in Medicine Bend
at the Gem Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Cogburn took Dr..
and Mrs. jameson and Mrs. Stovall
! out to her country home last We'd
nesday and Toasted them on a fine
dinner with ice cream and cake and
fresh cider for dessert. Purple as
tiers adorned the table Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Cogburn were also
guests for the day.
Prof. E. c. Culver and Prof. Err
win Owen will be at home with Mrs.
c. NJ. Crosby, and the three new
lady teachers, Misses Cassie Bris-
coe, Mary Bradford and Lillian
Bond, are across the street at Miss
Allie Crockett's Miss linda Harri-
| sun anu 4tIloS Lao OClllGtI uiE w lJl
Mrs. ]. R. Fowler again.
MIR. D. w. Bennett had a stalk
of corn taken from his new ground
! last week that was II feet tall and
had one ear of corn feet from the
ground. Mr.. T. X. Gresham, who
measured it, came into renew his
subscription for 10th year last Fri
! day and told US this after remarks
! about the fine corn crops this sum-
mer.
Congressman Gordon Lee is mail
ing a recent picture on a postal of
! himself to his friends with a re-
quest for their votes and influence
1t is a very good likeness and from
our own point of view handsomer
than any of the pictures taken
years ago. That is one advantage
men have over woman, to look best
when they stand on life's meridian
height"
How interesting it must have
been in North Carolina when for
the term of one day, Miss May F.
Jones was acting Governor. The
duly-elected Governor Craig was de-
tanned by floods, and so his secre-
tary, Miss Jones, administered the
affairs of the State. She was busy
too. She officially announced the
appointment of one hundred dele
gates to represent North Carolina
at various Conferences; issued ex-
tradition papers for an alleged biga-
mist and performed the usual duties
of the day. Pennsylvania, Oregon
and North Carolina have all had
the distinction of woman governors.