The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-29

IS X4SlLlng MISS Nell shepherd.
Mrs. E. L. stringer is visiting in
chattanogga
H Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Brown are
\ on q visit to Mrs. Webb in Canton.
Miss Lizzie Pilgrim, of Atlanta.
is on visit to Miss Maggie DelkI
Mrs. J. w, Legg is spending few
days with Mrs. w. L. richardson
Mrs. Dan Anderson arrived from
Florida> late Wednesday afternoon.
l Mrs. Walter Schilling entertain
ed 'her bridge club last Wednesday
Miss Lula McMichael spent the
week end with Mrs. T. A. Granting.
Miss Jeanette Black entertained
her bridge club Wednesday after
moon.
Miss Maude Foster left last
Thursday to enter the University of
Pittsburg.
Miss Dora Smith, of Atlanta, Wis
tied Misses Kate and Marion Gregg
last week.
Don't fail To see the beginning of
Liberty" Saturday at the Gem.
Miss Clifton Murdoch and Miss
Nita Belle Latimer spent last Fri
day in Atlanta
Mrs. J. T. Mari has returned from
Emerson where she has been nurs-
ing patient.
lawson Fields, of Marietta. cot
happy and wrote some poetry.-Al-
pharetta Free Press.
Miss Jane Burr. of New York,
has come to spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Watkins.
Miss Ada Jolly has returned to
Ringgold accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Irene Dodgen.
A. M. Weems, Pianos, Organs.
musical Instruments of Every Des-
cription, Marietta, Georgia.
Mrs Pratt and Miss Marion King
are at home after visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Baker in Roswell
Elsie Daniel, colored, died sudden
ly Monday night and was buried
Tuesday afternoon in the city ceme-
terry.
The Post enjoyed a most pleasant
call, Monday, from Mrs. Josiah Carl
ter, editor of the Marietta Journal!
-Acworth Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Mable and Mr.
George Wright, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Shepherd, .-u
Miss Marie Barnes is stopping
with Miss Regina Rambo on her way
to her home in Fredericksburg Va,
\ after a visit in Mississippi
Mr.. Maynard Bobo, of Ball
Ground, who recently underwent a
surgical operation at DR.. Nolan 5
is recovering at Mrs. D. F Greens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cogburn will
entertain on Friday evening for
both the Philathea and Baraca
classes of the Methodist Sunday
School.
Mrs. w, A. Florence entertained
informally last Wednesday for Miss
Sallie Florence, of Atlanta, and Mrs.
John B. Furtrell and little son, Of
Griffin
Herbert Nell has nine baby rab-
bits in his bunch of Belgian hares
and all the children in his neigh
borhood are greatly excited over the
new corners.
While Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nc
lntosh are on motoring trip to
Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs John NJ. Nc
Intosh, of Atlanta, is at home with
their children.
Miss Regina Rambo attended the
conference in Macon Tuesday, of
committees on the jefferson Davis
Highway as chairman of the Geor-
gia committee.
Don't fail to see the beginning of
Liberty" Saturday at the Gem.
Mrs. E. l.. Harris entertained her
AZ club Friday afternoon inviting
Mrs. George Sessions, Mrs. j. J.
Daniel and Miss Lula McMichaeI to
fill places of absent members.
Speaking of the money farmers
are getting for their crops the Moul-
trie Observer observes: "The bank
is decidedly the best place to keep
your money. Put it on deposit with
the bank OF your choice, and it is a
| pretty safe idea in making a doubt
! full investment to talk the matter
over with a business friend whom
you can trust before closing tine
trade, and generally your banker
has line on the unsafe investments