The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-09-21
KENNSAW.

fering are unknown. The loved ones
here on earth should not grieve for
mother at rest. The funeral was by
Rev. A. ]. Morgan at the home Mon
day at two 2 o'clock and she was
inferred by her husband, Mr.. w. L..
McRea who died Feb. 1916. The
flowers were very pretty, one beauti-
full wreath was sent by the Masonic
Fraternity of which she had been
almost life member. In early life
she united with the Methodist church
at Shiloh but later moving her men,
bership to the Methodist church here.
The pail bearers were four of her
nephews, Messrs. Walter and Clar-
ence McRea, Hampton Cason, Guy
Harris and her two grandsons, Roy
and Carl Scroggs.
Mr.. Wallace Butler, of Savannah,
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. J r. Butler
and family.
Mrs. Hamp Dobbs and sons, Linton
and Pope, of Cherokee county, came
down Saturday to visit her brother,
W. F. Trip.
Mrs. Lou Crawford and little
daughters, Oneida and Bessie Dean,
who have been spending a week in
Acworth, came home Monday.
Mrs. L. C. York and little daugh-
tiers went to Atlanta Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Bryant Griggs and daughters.
Mrs Griggs and the Misses Griggs
are devoted friends of the Journal
and we are glad to know they are
pleasantly located now on Alexander
street in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Carrie and lit
tie son, of Cedartown, who have been
at his fathers Mr. Ed Carries, re-
turned home Monday. The little boy
was quite sick while here but had
fully recovered before going away.
Mrs. E. G. Hill spent Tuesday in
Acworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McRea an
nounce the birth of daughter Sept.
the 18th.
Mrs. c. S. Baldwin and Mrs. Bes-
sic Cason, Mr.. Lem Harris and Mrs.
Mea Harris Arnold came up from At
lanta last week to be with Mrs. w.
L. McRea before her death Sunday
morning. Those coming for the fun
eral from a distance were Mr.. and
Mrs. |. S. Morgan, Mr.. Hamp Cason
and three daughters, the Misses Mary
Lucille and Margaret and sons, Oscar
and Joe, Misses Fiction and Guy
Harris, of Atlanta, Mr. Clarence Nc
Rea, of Wadley, Mr.. George McRea
and Mr.. and Mrs. John McRea and
their five daughters of Marietta, Mrs.
Lee Moon, Mrs. Jim Brown, Mrs. Mil
wood, Mrs. Sam Williams, and Miss
McRea, Mrs. William Adams, Mrs.
jenkins and Mrs. Ella Gibbs, also
came up from Marietta and Messrs
James and Robert Mcmillan, of Ac-
worth.
Miss Frances Morgan is attending
school at Macland.
Mr.. J. W. McCleskey spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. A. Y. Grow,
der in Gainesville.
Miss Easter Brooks recently visit.
ed relatives in Atlanta and Mariet.
! ia.
Miss Mary Lee McDermit, of At.
lanta, and Miss Inez McDermit, OF
Americas, are visiting their mother
Mrs. Minnie McDermit and theil
aunt, Mrs. J. L. Jiles.
Mr.. Clarence McRea, of Wadley
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baldwin are in
New Orleans for ten days.
Our friend j. P. MCGEE saws il
rere is not some Kennesaw item:
Forthcoming he is going to quit tax.
ing the Journal Here's tip fol-
the editor. Tonight tuesday is
rather late but a subscriber is al
stake and as darky would say CPS
going to play dis late game all de
time looks like it," don't it Mrs. Car
ter?
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Durham have
a young soldier 8 weeks old nance
George Durham at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hendor
have pretty baby girl.
Mrs. Lizzie Boring who spent sew
eral days with her daughter, Mrs. A
E. Benson, near Marietta. has return
| ed home.
Miss Lucia Butler had as her guest!
Sunday Messrs. Will Young and Eu
gene McCollum and the Misses Glare
Belle Robertson and Eugenia Curtis
of Atlanta.
Mr.. Hollis Leonard come I'D las
week from Camp Harris ard spen
several days with his parents. MIR.