The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-10
CeIepbone News for this Gaae TO
Mrs. Carter.
$40

Mr.. Robert Weldon, of Roswell,
visited in Marietta last Tuesday.
Get Heads lettuce at Smith G.
Wards.
Mr.. c. P. Stephens is much better
after several dag, of painful ill
ness.
Mr.. Jesse Stowe, of Knoxville,
Tenn, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
r Albert M. Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. n J. Horn left on
Tuesday for Tampa, Fla, to spend
the winter
Mrs. Reeze, of Atlanta, sang a
solo Sunday night at the Presby-
terrain church.
Mrs. John Manning and Miss Lula
Manning spent Sunday in Atlanta
with Mrs. Lula Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell,
of Canton, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Smith.
Misses Ollie and Willie Grace
Soulsbye spent the week end with
relatives at Kennesaw.
Mr.. and Mrs Mathews have
moved into Mr.. N. J. Horns resi-
dence on Roswell street.
Miss Earle Carter complimented
her class in elocution with a Gem
party Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Matte Power and her sis
ter Miss Nora Sewell, visited rela-
tives near Kennesaw last week.
Mrs. c.. w. DuPre is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
at St. Joseph's Infirmary in Atlanta.
Mrs. Hames filled Miss Lillian Pill
lows position at the Postal-Cable
key here during her recent visit
home.
Wanted - Cubic shaped center
Jonquil bulbs. Will pay the high
est market price. c. M. Head. Phone
1853.
Mr.. j. ]. Carpenter. prominent
citizen of Roswell spent Monday
and Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. WIN
H. WEIGH.
Bananas nave ripened in Mrs.
John Ramsey's garden in Augusta
this fall and about 20 years ago one
tiny banana ripened in Springvale
tark, Atlanta.
Mr.. Nelson George came over to
attend the funeral of his friend, Mr..
Fielding Smith, in response to tel
egram informing him of the terrible
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Green have
moved into Mrs. Easterlins house
and MI. and Mrs. Moh0n have tax
en- the house they vacated on Ros-
well street.
Mrs. A. S. Cohen, Miss Jennie
Cohen, Mrs. Leon Faw and Miss
Lucille Kendrick, OF Atlanta, spent
wednesday very happily with Mrs,
Peter Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welsh's res
idence on Whitlock Avenue has
been painted snow white and has a
nice porch added to one side beside
the small portico in front
Mrs. w. M. Fambrough, Of Bel
mont. was at the organ last Sunday
both morning and night in the Pres
byterian church and the congrega-
ton highly enjoyed and appreciat-
ed her excellent playing.
Miss Gloria Watkins entertained
on Friday evening for her niece
Miss Lucille Watkins. About 20
young people heartily enjoyed the
games and the delicious refresh :
ments including various fruits.
Mr.. Tilden Conner fell over the
big scales in his firms warehouse
last Saturday evening and broke his
nose He went at once to Dr. Per
hinson who dressed tie injuries and
at this time Mr. Common is recover
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Smith. Dorothy
Lewis, Helen Faw and Eliza Hedges
were guests Of Miss Marlol Patton
in Acwcrth Friday night and went
to hear the Swiss yodelers at the
chautauqua Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges
went to Acworth Saturday and
brought the girls home in their car.
All hal a very charming visit.
On Dr.. ]. H. Fat0n's 18th ami
Versary as pastor Of the Preshyt
terrain Church his congregation pro-
scented him with an overcoat and q
suit of clothes Mrs. Patton was
given % bright silver dollars by
the congregation 5lyer soup
tureen by Mrs W 3. Tate and a
silver soup ladle by Mrs. Daven-
port.
Mrs. A S. Clay attended the fun