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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
(ginaeianbt.)
N,eloienSunucn betrcfienb.

4n bic Reoattion oes Gincinnatisr
1oltsblatt.
Die oerebrli4e Hebattion bite i6
ergebeuit, nahItebenos &uno9ebuns IN
Sbrer 3eitung 81 oerOffentliten:
Sn ben leBten Wpden III es tpiebers
bolt porgetommen, oab ein5elne 9eta
cine, bic 8eIo fir ariegsrotbIeiosnbe
i'm ulten 9aterlanoe geiammelt bat
ten, i'm 3peifel parsn, pie lie Heies
@elp am beiten uno am ii6erIten naa
0eutIhlano ididen tolnten, Sd
1hlaee ben Yereiuen ppr, ii6 in ioss
den Sdllen an ods beuti9e 3oniulat
I'm Rutb gu tpenoen.
Die beuti6e unD bic Diterreidiihs
uteariide gptIfaft iopobI pie bic
bsutI6en uno oiterrei6iit : upearis
ihen &pniuIate trdgen bufur Sot9s,
oab fir SrieesnotbIeioenoe geioms
melte @elbsr unentgeltlid1 auf orahtz
lpIem Weee in SeutIdlano uRoOeiters
reid llnearn aH9eIpieien perben
9eIcnbere WiirIhe binii6tlib Der
STEELE ober glbreiie, an Die bic Selbsr
briiben gelurgen iouen, peroen duT
bas @enaueite ausgeFubrt. Priodte
9elbiiberpeiiungen an ein5elne prs
bdtperiDnlihteiten t0nnen iebod nu-
in aanS beIonberen 4usrabmefdlen
hur6 bic oeuti9en 8ertretlmgen iibers
mitteIt perben.
Snoem id Der Reodttion i'm 0ors
aus perbinbli6it pante, oerbIeibe i9
in pprSiisli6er Sodahtuns
Sbr ergebener
8, We3gst.
HaiIerliher Rpniui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
eterblihfeitSberiHt.

2atprence Serbert, Is, 1862 Stiff
4oe., 9er3leiben.
gbnarp 9utdinIon, AZ, 20109len=
man aOe,, Shlasflub.
Barbara 5ran3, II, 3545 gppdrbs
Roao, &rebs.
Charles SdoenfeIb, 81, 1856 Gin
ben Qoe., Sdpinbiu9t.
Sobn M. Grapforo. II, 760 Rortb
Crescent Qpe., innere gIutuna.
SobH 8. Seatpn, GA. 5007 2epnaro
9tOe., Rierenleioen.
9tusuft Gfluno IT,, 48, $50 Rartin
Str. SOpesuriate tpirb unteriutt.
gtpbert Gonlep, 6S, 1871 2inbel
Str, 9aitritis.
Miloreb 6. glaes. 6, 1913 RoTe=
mount Qpe., 9aItritis.
5rances 0oppes, 26, 1873 Central
ape., S9pinbIudt.
Ssnrp Suber, So, 1909 Wsit 2ibers
tp Str, S6tpinoiu3t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
Sranen Nagen.9eiStn.
Die grOhartise 5rancnmcbi5in il
BGnfig oas, mas notb tbnt.

Wr itnb TO getpobnt, 2pSid g.
pintbam's 8eeetabIe COMPOUND, dIs
ein ausf4IiebIit fir ipeibli6e 2eibsn
beitimmtes 6eilmitteI anauiebeu. bab
mir i'm Stanbe 'inb, bic Sbotiate an
iiberieben. bab es zines Der beiisH
5eilmittsI 1T fir St1rungen bss
Ufaqens.
6lir Wlaaenleiben bon 'grautn iIt
es beIoHoers geeignet, neil es in poqs
itdnoiger 6armonte nit ben pei6s
lihen Oraanen arbeitet, iettbem es
bic grtrafte Der beIten it1rteneen
Duraeln unb arduter entbGlt. Gs
regt bas 9eroauungsfpitem an, unb
permebrt ben appettt unb bic Stir,
te 6ier 1T ettpas, mag cine Srau
idrei6t iiber ben Bertb bisisr Mebi,
Sin:-
Repfislb, q. 9. - sd BIN
10 srfreut, au iagen, bab it GpDia
e. ptnt6am's 9egetabls COMPOUND
dls ein Tparfames unb pirtungzooIs
les 6etlmittel in ben meiften Der
Srausn eigensn Grtranfuneen empfebs
len tann. WenigItens ih fanb bns
f6on na6 bem @ebrou6e DON 3tpei
5lafhsn. Sd bate unperbauIiftsit
tn elmer bOier Qrt unb ieBt Tii6ls i3
mid, bon better 9eiunb6eit uno psrs
bante es nur bem 2noia 6. pints
bam's 8sqetable COMPOUND.
Trau Burr Billiams, R. 3. Ro.
20. Nepfielb. q. q.
gtels Trauen feiben an benz an
gone" 9efiibl unb ,Shnma6taeiii9l",
pdbrenb iie lire 9lrbeit perri6ten.
3ebn aeaen ems, ibr 9erbauungss
fpitsm 1T aana uuBer Srbnung. Sin
Sheeloffel poG 2pbia 6. piutbam's
@egetableG COMPOUND mad jsoer Wa6ls
Seit ptrb bollitdnbig oieIen 3Etano
tn einigen 5aaen bebeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
Gones SslanS.

Gs idsint. bab Cincinnati ent.
idloiisn 1T, bic nod tur5e Spanu,
3eit bis gum S9lub Der Saiion in
Gonsp Sslnno, am 10. September, III
elmer Wsiie aus3uniisen. pie es in Der
9ei6itte bes beliebten CONNER
rsiorts bis jebt nod nitt erlsbt NOR
ben 1T. Ser2lnorang pon9eiu6ern lit
Elm san3 sepaltiser uno jebes Boot,
ous Iolhe Ianbet, iii bis CUR polIe1
SaFunsstraft nit 4usfliislern beiebt.
Die Saupturiads bisrfiir it ohne
3peifsl bus unssipobnlih belize Bst=
ter, baHn aber aud Der lmitdnb, oab
IS Der gepDlterung gineinnatis Idngit
tlnr sspproeu 1T, oab Gonep Sslano
fir einen Gag Der grhoIuns Elm gang
ioedler 2lufentbdltsort 1T.
Die ar0bte DOT Sf)lub Der Satfoa
nod itattfinbenoe 9tffaire 1T Der iabrs
Ii9e .Sarpeif Some, am "a, %. uno
26. ausuit, Der fir bic umpobnenbeu
Sarmer natgeraos All elmer sroben
Iusitsuuns qeporbsn lit. llno tAats
iGflib bistet bic nit Der 5eisr oers
tunbene ausitellung BON prGdtiaem
@sfliissl, Srii6ten, feinen Sdrbaibei-
ten uno alien nur erbentboren Grasug:
niFsn BON Sslo unb 9arten auBerors
bentli6 Ssbensperthea. Die ausitels
Iunsseessniidnoe, unter oeuen ii9 AUDI
prG6tiss @emalbe bsfiHben pereen,
rspraientirsn sinsn Wert6 Don $780,
900.
Die sablrei6en 9lttrdtticnen In
gon.p Sslano lOtsn gu alien Stuns
hen BEG Wages grobe Stdaren an,
unb bic prddtigen 8auoeDills BRO
eramme unb bas anboret Derie9len
niht, ibre iiblifs Electromagnetic
INNER BON neuem ausSuiiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14

feIiiomeIlcn Turnlcfrern crtbeilt miro.
Der Heoner i6lob nit Der Iuifor.
oerintg an ieinc 3rborer, ees Werfes
rSabus itets 5,t qcbcilfen uno es IN
feinem @eifte ipeiter3uiiibren I'M SIT
tereiie iiiiierer heranpahieilben T,l-
geno intb 5mm Segei1 fir bic fiinfti,
Jen @eneraticnen oieies 9arbes.
Oiit oent glbiingen oes 2iebes
> rslnlerifn", IN meIdps aae slmreleu.
ben tlaftia nit einitinunten imb nit
cinem breifadrn ,6'ut Sell" cuf
Gnnpater Sabn fann Die ipiirbige
5eier oann gum 9lbidtib, fporaii ned
in hcr gtoro Cincinnati 5urnhalle
Elm senliitblider &ommers Die nteiitell
Der Ibeilnebnler, inter oeue,l iif,
cine arobe gln3abI gerireterinnen bes
idl1nan @ei1leAtS befanoerL per,
eirte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
Saie.SaH.
Siss Der .ReoS" iiber bic r@ubs" se=
tern. SGuptling DtathepIons
Seburtstassfeier i'm part.

9eim berrlibIten 9aieballsWett
unb i'm 9siieiH Don iihr $1,000 gu
I6ausrn fam seitsrn Rn6mittus i'm
bisiisen Rebluno 5ielo bas erite SpieI
elmer breitdsisen Serie 5piIhen unfes
rem .Rebs" uno ben@6icagoer Subs
gum 4ustras. als 9atterie fir Gin.
cinnati funsirten S6Ieuberer Mit=
dell uno Sanger Wineo segen Seaton
BEGIN. ar6er fir bic 9esuer. WGbz
renb Wit6ea bis gum Gnbe bes Spies
lss auf Ieinem ppiten perblieb, ianbs
ten bic ,Gubs" einen ipeiteren gcms
Rnrbier ins Srsffen. sic maaten 10
SrefTer sesen Il uub beioe yleuner
batten ie 2 Syebler uuf bem &Dnto.
@riffitb seidnets iih am Bat bur4 2
1reffer aus. baruuisr Elm brsibaitger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
9eutide Saiitenscieaidaft.
Staatsberbnnb ioa gegen fir ainOcr
auii6fisr @auoelbilber Steamns
negmen.

7ie 9elegatcn Der 0elrtifen
Sdiltengciellidjait lDeroen aui Der
&cnptntion bes Staotsperbalbs gu
Canton 0abin mirfen, onB lesterer
Beaen fir ainbc. anIt0Bi9c @anoel-
blloer Stelllmg ntNne. 60 ipuroc III
Der geitrigcn SiBuirq Der @eieIlid)afs
oeihloiien. Ger BeihluB lalItet:
,HSu 9tnbetrad,t Der Gbatiade, 6a6
lid 6ie @an0elbilber, ,aSnouitrie gu Ell
nem pidltigen ,Saftor in Der @eItal-
ting oes @olfSdarafters entluifclt
fat llno nit jebem Gag neue uno
Jrobere Iimeniionen nnninnt, melcbc
dar5 beocutenben giniluB auf Die &c.
ieQidQftlide ln6 er5ieberiffe 9lusbil.
bung Der nationalen Gbaruftereigen-
idDnitcn altsiiten, llnb
IN gtnbetrodt, baB oem ltnent-
witelteu Beiite Der 3arteu SSugell0
Nieielben @iIoer porgefilbrt perbel,
ME lie BEN GrlDahiencn Qeboten iDer.
cen, Niloer, Die nielleift iiir ben rel,
ieren &critano oft MIR Don porii6cr-
gebeE0cn Sntcrciie iein m0gcn lnto
bon nur netiq nahbaItigenl ginflEG
ieln 0itrftcn, jeoc6 filr Die airocr.
oenel bic reiie ntoraliide 9lltffui.
ilnlgS5gabe e1lBlih feblt llrlG oesbalb
l,lIr DON idTa6teu6er Mtrfltuu ieil,
.irltb, ici es
9aibIoiicn 6aB Der Geltif.9lE
Staatsuerbat0 DON Ohio III aonpcn.
tion Oeriantmelt, Die glnnabme eine3
@eieGes III Der Obio Staatslegialatilr
GefiIr1portet, wel6es sic @mbelbil.
cer.E .Erilfunas s'StonlmrIiion ernt1fti'
gen i6l, aQc @iISer, fucl6e fiir Sin.
Der aI3 oenloraliiiereno betraftet MGR.
SEN lnitBten, 5it ioiloieren lulb Die
Rorfiibrungen berielben MIR in iol6en
@anbelbiloer. .5Geatern o6ar mir all
i9ldlcn Better 5u geitnttell pelfe ipe.
iieG MIR iiir Grpodiene beitinlnlt
limo"
Die @erianlntlltng Ser Telttidlen
Shiiten iano in Scr ar6eiterlalle
itatt itno 5ipar inter @oriiP bes Erd.
ilocuten $Serrn @iQiam @auielmann
ut6 Der Yrotofoafiibrltng oes Serrn
gllbert Strueger. IS tpltroc oaraui alIF-
rnerfium gena6t, bob Sor1ltag, 10.
glu9uIt, IN 0tades @rope IN Bomb
Sill oa5 81. Stiftungsielt geieieri
miro uno 5nar IN 8erbiroling nit ci'
nem &onigs. uno Sreisi6ieBen. Gin
riibriges aomnittee lit ibon ieit einI'
Ger 3eit ibatig uilo Die 8orhereitun'
geH ueriprehen ein erfplgreihes Seit.
Ges Seites pegen finoet Die nadlit-
mouatige Sisung ibun an 8. Sep.
.cnlber ltatt.
lie @inlabung 5irrn @einleiefeii
ber ungarlGnbiiben SiIisgeieaitafi
prr6e angenommen itnO Gle einae'
ififtsn @intrittsfarten pcroen qua
Der aaiie beSabIt. 9ln Der Seier oea
GeutIden Cages betbciIigt lid, Gle
8eieqihaft in poler Stdrfe unb iie
lpirb ibr eigencs &auptuuartier ir
Sbei'er Rnrf baben. 0as @eiil6 einea
tieiisen 9luipalts llrS Gilidtd,ing eiD
ner 0litglieberliite hleibt llnberiidiidJ.
iigt, oa slubenitstenoe bos nibts an
geht. Die ginnabmen bettusen $7.2C
mn bic 9lusaober S13
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Sunitafabemie.

Sie &unitatabemie i'm gben Nar'
tiinbigt ibr Utnteriemeiter an, ooi
bonn 26. September Big gum %. Wtai
nd1iten Sabres Ddbrt. llnterriti
pirb Don tpmpetenten 2ebrern i'm
3si9nen, Molen, MobelIiren, SIu'
itriren, @nttpiirfen uno in Der !Sol5'
i9niserei ertbeilt. Der unterri4t IN
ben sagtluiIen bstrdst S25 unb in
ben 4benbtIafen So. aus uniereI
aunitatabemie Iinb i6pn sahlreide
berOorrasenbe aiinitIer berDorsegan'
gen uno bic 9lnitalt tunn &unitbefltIs
ienen nur anseIegentIiaft empfohlen
iperben.
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ainSslsidle i'm aluiie seitnocu.

Sobn grmiirons, 1760 Marenso
Strabe, uuo Sobn Bum, 1853
@aitsrn gosnus, fii8ten seitern Dor.
mittas am 5ube Der Reeb Strdbe bic
f4on bulbperipeite aei6e eines etpa
is meonaie alten &inbss aus benz
GIuiIe unb bsiladrihtisteH Die ppIis
asi. iptldbe bic sleine asihe bar4 4as
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aaiTerliber S,uniuf

- Sin Ginbre6er, Der in ben
Retserloben bes Wm. Mertle, 10l
Sortnea Strabs, etn5ubrinsen pers
fu9te unb I9or ein Seniter sinesbriidt
bate, puroe redtaeitis Oeribeu6t
unb mubts unoerrihteter Dinas obs
axben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14

troll 2luto 6 nad Der Morsue bringen
lieb. Coroner 5oertmeDer lpirb eilie
Sbbuttion Dornebmen lnFen, um gu
eriabren, Of Elm 8erbre6en oOrliest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14

Rigler unb SarriIon paren bic
S6ieosribter.
&ur3 por Dem 9eginn bes Spieles
puroen oem 9Guptlina WatbepTon 81
ieinem geItrtgen 36. 9eburtstag i'm
geomen Der bteiigen 8aIsbaQ= =5reunoe
pertbOule @eidente iiberreidt unb
oas 9eburtstagstinb burh anbaltens
ben getfaQ gefeiert.
Re ultat Der geitrigen
Sptele:
Cincinnati O2O0O1OOO001-4
gbicago . 3O0OOO0O000O-3
/. Spiel.
pittsburs 0120ooO5Ooo-s
ct. aouis 005011010o1-9
2. Spiel.
gittsburg 4401o-9
ct. 2outs .00023-5
(Duntelbeit enoigte bas Spiel.)
Seute Raamittas stpeitss Spiel Osr
Serie Spifden rRebs" unO ngubs"
i'm Reblano Sielb.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
CHALKER SCHOOL HOUSE

Ruby, the four year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Chalker, fell
last week and broke her right arm,
bu- is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Lizzie Mathews, Of War
renton, and Miss Resale Ricketson,
Of Demcrest, are spending this
week with Mrs. Macy CEalker and
family.
Misses Ethel and Ruth Brinkley
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their grandparents in Cartersville.
Mr.. D. NJ. Taylor spent Sunday
with relatives near Mount Olivet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Brinkley Wis
tied Mr.. John Brinkley Sunday.
Mrs. Macy Chalker and family
accompanied by Mrs. Lizzie Math-
ews and Miss Resale Ricketson,
spent Monday with Mr.. ] r. Griggs
and family Of Elizabeth, they also
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Stanton of
Marietta. EDITH.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
BLACKWELL

Rev. Ralph Donnehoo filed his
regular appointment at MONDAY
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lila Alfred, of Jasper,
spent last week with Mrs. ]. c.
Nicholson.
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Donnehoo
and children spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Westmore-
land
The many friends of Mrs. Char
lie Overcast will be sorry to learn
of her continued illness.
Miss Ethel Dobbs, in company
with others spent Monday at Chero-
kee Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guffn, and Miss
Lila Wright, Miss Annie Dewese
and brother, VIII, spent Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs. Oscar France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McClaskey and
Mr.. Newt McCleskey, of Acworth,
were recent visitors here.
Miss Edna Bryant is visiting in
Atlanta this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Haynie and
children, of Woodstock, spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McCles-
key.
Miss Minnie McCIeskey spent a
part of last week with Miss Ruby
Goodson
Mrs. Jone Dawson spent last week
with relatives in Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. joe Chance visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Chance che day
this week.
Mrs, Claude Allen and children,
of Gainesville, spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave McCleskey.
Miss Marie Dobbs returned to her
home in South Georgia last week,
after pleasant visit to relatives
and friends here.
Mrs Jennie White is spending
this week with relatives il Mariet-
ia.
Mrs. j. G. Nicholson and Ernest
Barrett closed school here Friday
with very good entertainment Fri
day night.
Mrs. Jeff Dobbs, Miss Ethel and
Thelma, visited Mrs. Ralph Defoor
recently.
Mr.. j. c. Nicholson and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. viii How
ard and family
Arthur Barrett recently spent a
week with home folks
JOLLY JACK.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
CROSS ROADS

Cotton picking and fodder pull
ing is the order of the day around
here.
Misses Velma and Ethel Sanders
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B.
P. Baswell.
Mrs. L. A. summerhill is very
sick.
Mr.. Homer Conn and NJ. w. J.
Osborn visited Mr.. E. Lemon SUN
day
Mr.. Will Waters ana family, Of
Bethel, visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bowles Sunday
Mr.. f. A Baswell visited Mrs
w. H. Ledford Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Conn sp-nt Sunday
with home folks.
Miss Ruth Arrowcod visited Miss
Beatrice Lemon Sunday evening.
Mr.. Henry Wood and family at
tended services at Mr.. Hunnicutt's
Sunday evening. Several from here
attended the singing at Haney
Grove Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mollie Webb is recovering
from long spell Of typhoid fever
Mr.. John Lutz has bought a new
buggy.
Remember the SINGING at Sardis
every third Sunday evening. Let's
everybody attend.
Mr.. Johnnie Nichols has bought
a fine mule. RED JAY.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
KTRK's CHAPEL

The concert Saturday night was
the conclusion of four weeks of
singing school, at this place. The
school was taught by Mr.. c. R.
Wyatt, of Rockmart. Mr.. Wyatt
cam here from his home July 81,
and taught a music school of two
weeks with about twenty-eight pu-
pills. But before he returned home
the people had his promise to come
back and begin another school Aug.
21. There were fifty two pupils in
the last school which shows that
the people O. this community appre-
ciate and take advantage Of their
opportunitica.
Every che is well pleased with
the work done by the teacher and
all who were present at the con-
cert can testify that there has been
quite an Improvement made in the
choir, which is composed Of chill
dren lar ely
Mr.. Wyatt has discovered a fe-
male quartette, a rare thing in the
South: katherine Channel, Sop
rano, Laura Hardage, Alto, Lorena
Wyatt, Tenor, Jessie Hardage, Bass
There were many other interest
ing songs rendered by different ones
in class.
Mr.. Wyatt teaches the theory OF
music and puts in plenty of prac-
tice. He began a school at Mt Zion
Sept. 4. after a two weeks school
there, he will proceed to South
Georgia to teach. PEih'
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
SHADY GROVE

Mr. and Mrs. VIII Guffn and
children visited his mother, Mrs. j.
R. Guffn, of New Salem, Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Howard has re-
turned home after a delightful Wis
it to her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Buckner, of Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clackum,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Thad Redd
Sunday.
Mr.. B. F. Proctor is on a visit to
relatives in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Howard visit
ed relatives at Smyrna Sunday.
Miss Nellie Clackum spent Sum
day night with her grand mother,
Mrs. June Clackum.
Mrs. Glen Boatner, of Marietta,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her mother Mrs. B. F. Proc
tor.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reece
on September the 1st a fine girl.
Mrs. John Clackum and little son
]. D., are visiting her parents at
Powder Springs
Mrs. Tom Buckner, Of Gilmore,
has been visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Fowler and
children, visited relatives at Ken
nesaw Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Proctor and little
daughter, Mildred, of Atlanta, are
visiting the family of Mr.. B. F.
Proctor. DOROTHY.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
OLIVE SPRINGS

NJ. j. w. Martin and Mr.. Alfred
Hendricks have returned from a two
weeks visit to relatives at Blue
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. York are re-
ceiying congratulations upon the
birth of fine son on Wednesday
Aug. the 3Oth.
Prof. B. F. Whitney and Misses
Bryant and Hicks closed their
school here on Friday with a pic
mic at Joyners pond, where most of
them spent the morning swimming
The picnic dinner served under the
trees was some thing to remembe
with joy because there were 50
many delicious things to eat. There
were people of all ages from tiny
infants to grandparents. In the af-
ternoon a nice game of ball was
played by the school boys at Fair
Oaks. This ended a day that will
long be remembered at Olive
Springs.
Little Ruth Moore came home
Friday after spending several days
in Atlanta with her grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Soyez.
Mrs. A. L. Dunn will be with Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. York until Mrs. York
is able to return to Marietta.
Mrs. w. l. Ellis and daughter,
Jennie, spent the weekend in Pal
metto with Mrs. Effe Peppers.
Mrs. Maggie Wood, of Mountain
View, spent last week with the fam
lilies of Mr.. T. T. Knox and Mr.. W.
H. Clay
Mrs. Y. 3. Knox was the week
end guest of the family of her son,
Mr.. T. F. Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Watson, of
Marietta, spent Sunday with the
family of Mr.. John A. Booth.
Harold, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Towns is slowly improving.
Mr. John s. Wilson spent Sunday
at Sandy Plains attending the bap-
thing when there.
, Lawyer ]. L. Moore made a trip
to Lawrenceville. Monday.
Prayer meeting was largely at
tended Sunday night and several
very interesting talks made by the
members.
Mrs. R. S. Lindley and daughter
Miss Eva, of Marietta, we're visit
ing friends here last week.
Mr.. Steve Hicks, of Etowah,
Tenn, was a recent visitor to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Hicks
Several of our young people went
down to Collins Springs Sunday af-
ternoon to the singing.
Mrs. John A. Booth who has
been so i'll, is now slowly improv-
ing.
Mr.. G. ]. Mccoy continues very
i'll. CLYDE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
NORTH MARIETTA

Misses Matte, Laura and Katie
Castleberry spent the week end with
their brother, Mr.. Carl Castleberry,
in Atlanta.
Mrs Sallie Mcintosh, of Florida,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Calkin
Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Hames, Of
Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Hames.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Roberts spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
G.. C. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Dobbs, Of
Cedartown. spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs Dobbs, on Awtrey St.
LEOLA.
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ter, Mrs. L. c. Dodgen, left Sunday
for Nacoochee Valley to attend
school.
Misses Katie Westmoreland and
Sarah Russell spent Thursday in At.
lanta.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Strickland had as he1
guest Monday, Mrs. Morgan Head
of Tallapoosa, Ga.
School opened here Monday with
large enrolment Prof. Moore
has for his assistants, Misses Lila
Perkerson Chester Daniel, of Pow
der Springs, and Miss hurry OF
Waverly Hall. From all the good
recommendation we have heard OF
these teachers we feel sure the
school will have a glorious success
this year.
Miss Allen Gam, a charming lit
tie lady of Marietta, after a de-
lightful visit to her cousin, Miss
Ethel Maude Davis, has returned
home.
Mrs. c. H. Winters is spending
several weeks in Atlanta, with her
sons, Messrs Forest and John Win
tiers.
Mrs, w. H. Irwin, formerly OF
this place, but who is now residing
in Birmingham, spent the past week
with her friend, Mrs. F. A. Daniel.
One of the most delightful occa-
sions, the past week with the
younger set was the entertain
ment on Friday night, given by Miss
Nary Irvine, in honor of Miss Chris
tine Buchanan, of Europa, Miss.
Those invited for the occasion were
Misses Mary and Ethel Maude Davis
Alleen Gam, of Marietta, Priscilla
Pugh, Annaella Motley, Nancy
Fleasman, CT Nachoochee Valley
and Sarah Russell. From the good
times they had it seems girls can
| enjoy themselves without the boys.
Mr. Albert Harrington, is spend
ing the week end with his mother
Mr. Marvin Russell has returned
to Dalton, to enter school again, af.
ter spending his vacation at home
with his father and mother, Rev
| and Mrs. j. E. Russell.
Mr.. AID Mrs. John HUMPHREYS
have gone to Atlanta, to make theil
hcme.
Mr.. and Mrs. arprough and Mrs
Alice White, motored to Indian
Springs camp meeting last week.
Mr.. Howard Smith and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Will Smith, of Atlanta, visitet
Mr.. S. B. Smith, Sunday. Mr.. Smitl
has ~een very sick, but is much bet
ter now.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Wilson an
children, Robert and j. b., Jr.. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hayden
near Marietta Saturday. DELLA.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-08
KENNESAW

Mrs, j. E. Lester spent Tuesday
in Decatur.
Miss Minnie Baldwin, Of Allan
ia, visited her father, Nr. S. J.
Baldwin and other relatives here
last week.
Mrs. Glen Jiles, Of Marietta. Wis
ited Mr.. Jiles parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. P. Jiles last week.
Mrs. Susie Cason, Miss Alice Ca
son and Mr.. Fred Cason, Of Atlanta,
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jess Adams and little
daughter, Frances. of Palataka,
Fla, and Mrs. Austin, of Oakhurst,
were week end visitors CT Dr.. and
Mrs j. Z. Lester
Miss Edwards, of Woodstock, is
visiting Miss Jewell Lovingood.
Miss Mary Butler, of Calhoun,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. e. Mcclure, has returned
home.
Master William Cooley accident
ly broke his arm Sunday afternoon.
Master Horace Adams, son of Mr..
M. B. Adams, had a growth remov-
ed from his neck Saturday by Drs.
Elder and Hagocd, of Marietta. He
is doing nicely and will soon be able
to re-enter school.
Mrs. Haney, of Woodstock, was
a recent visitor to her grand son,
Mr.. w. d. McAfee.
Miss Williams, of Atlanta, has
been visiting her AUNT, Mrs. Robert
Pylant.
Mrs. Andy Chance, of Marietta,
who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Anderson, return
ed home Monday.
Mr.. Goddard of Atlanta, was a
recent visitor to his daughter, Mrs.
Joe Seward.
Protracted meeting closed at the
Baptist C hurch Tuesday morning.
Rev. NJ. r. Gaddis is a forceful
preacher and has made many friends
here.
Mr.. Lem Carnes has bought Mr..
John Ellison's farm. Mr.. John
eagle has bought Mr. Hopes farm
(the E. L. Wade place. at Noon
day. GIPSEY.