The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27
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Mr. Austin Mitcham, of the u. S.
navy, is expected home on a visit.
Prof. Emory Culver Spent the
weekend at his home in Culverton.
Mr. Graft Mitcham, of Atlanta,
spsnt Sunday at home with his
mother.
Mr.. T. NJ. Brumby has a hand
some new II cylinder Lozier auto
mobile. 4
Mrs. Gibbs spent the week end
in Atlanta with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Thompson.
Miss Virginia Crosby and Mr.. R.
L. Lowell visited the Southeastern
Fair Saturday evening
AIRS John T. Brantley visited
several friends in town after Miss
Camp left last Monday.
Prof. owen and his brother, Mr..
G. c. Owen of Canon, visited the
fair in Atlanta last Friday.
Mrs. John Cogburn took Mrs. E.
H. Northcutt and Mrs. Harold
Hawkins to Atlanta in her car last
Monday.
Knnesaw Mountain Farm milk is
best. Distributed by us, also used
at our soda fountain. W. A. Sans
Drug Store.
Mrs. B. M. Dobbs is in Dalton
with her daughter, Mrs. B. H.
Mitchell, who has a fine son to be
called Harold Dobbs.
Mrs. George Cardy and daughters
leave for Jacksonville Thursday
night to spend the winter and will
return next summer.
Mrs. William Morris and Mrs.
Fannie George went to Atlanta
Monday to bid Mr.. Grady George
good bye and good luck on his de-
paTture for the Mexican border.
The Cherokee Advance compli-
melts the Baptist ladies very high
ly on the admirable way in which
they conducted their recent mission
airy meeting at Woodstock Mrs.
Easterlin read a paper there on the
work of the mission board.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Stringer are
taking their meals with Miss Crock
EFT. Their friends will be interest
40 in. IN
Ralph Stringer have another little
son who has been named Estol Eu-
gene for his maternal grandfather
and his own father.
Irs. F. B. Wellons will arrive
Friday from Colorado and will
spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Campbell Wallace. Mrs Har-
ry DuPre will remain in Denver
with her cousin, Wallace Wellons,
until December when they will come
hC2le in time for Christmas.
Ir and Mrs. T. d. Gay and Miss
Louise Gay, of Atlanta, spent last
Friday with DR.. and Mrs. Rambo.
Mrs. Gay is a daughter of DR.. j.
McF. CASTOR who spent awhile in
Brazil after the war between the
states, and also while Dr. and Mrs.
Ranbo lived in Rio de Janiero.
Mrs. Lyon presided over the meet
ilg of the missionary society in the
ladies parlor at the Methodist
church Monday afternoon and talk
ed about the work in Cuba. Mrs.
L. F. Gilbert and Mrs. Baldwin READ
papers about Cuba. Mrs. Mayes
Frey brought lovely chrysanthe-
NUNS to fill the vases.
To please you pleases us. w. A.
Sans Drug Co.
Mrs. John M. Graham, who at
tended the meeting of the fedora
ton of woman's clubs as chairman
of the general education commit
tee. was a guest of Mrs. Duncan
Brown, Miss Mabel Cortelyou
was with Mrs w. D. Anderson and
Miss Louise Schilling with Mrs.
w. T. Morgan.
Mrs Lily COLLEEN Beall AMI Mr..
Arthur Collier Beall left on We'd
nesday to spend the winter in their
Atlanta home. Mr.. Beall will con-
tinue to have his business office in
Marietta and will come up every
day. Later in the season he will
spend the weekdays here ana Sun
days in Atlanta with his mother.
Miss Sallie Camp left for New
York on Monday. She had invita-
tons from many friends during her
weeks visit home but accepted only
two Mrs. Gardner gave her a tea on
Thursday afternoon and Mrs. DAY.
export invited a few close friends
on Saturday afternoon, including
Mrs. Brantley and Mrs. Shippen, to
bid her farewell
Mrs Eloise Easterlin was living
in Charleston during the earth
make there about 30 wears ago II