The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-25
AUSTELL

.-+o1l High School will be held at
- school auditorium Friday and
Sunday, May 25th and 26th. DR.
tiles 0. Jones, of Atlanta, will
Liver the address. Saturday night
Friday night the literary exercises
ard expression class have arranged
an entertaining program.
Miss Mary Baker had as her guest
FOR the weekend Miss Lottie Hester
of Plainville. If Miss Lottie is a
sor,nle of the young ladies of that
nlace, it does not get its name from
them. :.
Mr. and Mrs. Role Mosley, of At
Ianta, spent the weekend with Mr.
Mrs. R. S. Mosley.
Mr., and Mrs. T. C.. Holmes, and
Mrs G. A. Brown, of Atlanta, with
Mrs. ". P. Brown, of College Park
were the spend the-day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Cureton Sunday,
making the trip in their car. Miss
Mary Kate Cureton accompanied
them home. She will attend COM
nencement at Washington Seminary
Among those going over for the
parade in Atlanta Saturday were
Mrs. J. M Strickland and Mrs. Thad
HUMPHREYS.
Mrs, Homer Couch and children
of Atlanta, after spending several
DAYS with her father and mother
Mr., and Mrs. j. M. Caldwell, left
Wednesday to visit relatives in Sc
noia, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wilson and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Wilson.
Rev. Hayes, of the Presbyterian
University, of North Carolina, will
spend his vacation at this place. He
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Perkerson Sunday.
Mrs. Beale visited her son, in At
lanta, for several days this last
week.
Mr. Grover C. Moon, of Atlanta,
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Moon.
Richard, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Perkerson, is doing his
bit toward reducing the high cost
of living. Richard has a nice little
garden, which he plowed, with a gar
den pillow, and planted by himself
And its a thriving one, too, His sis
ter Martha has just started into
school this last term. Its wonderful
to hear her spell while her penman-
ship is far ahead of older scholars.
Mrs, j. E. Russell returned Tues
day from attending the graduation
of her son, Marvin, at Dalton.
So glad to see the little notice in
our paper advising US to cut out all
day 8ingings and picnics. To save
the big, baskets" always prepared
for the occasions this is a good sug-
geStlon, many a person buys eatables
on time to prepare basket and some
on fall prices. And just now the cash
price is enough.
Fred, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Legg, is attending the Southern
school of short hand in Atlanta.
AuStell had quite a little excite.
ment Saturday night. Burglars en-.
tered the bank, getting a small a.
mount of change, They proceeded
to Dr. Hunt for a cold drink, then tc
wesley Campbell's for a shave, and
got little too bold when they de.
cided to see what groceries and 9th.
er things they could get by entering
Mr. f. A. Daniels. Made too much
noise Mrs. d. H. Goodwin hearc
Vhe noise, told her husband. They
collected some men and captured the
burglar Mr.. Irvine mistaking Mr.
homer Davis for one of the burglar:
partners, shot at him, the bullet just
missing him. 1t has got to be al
"ioS' regular weekly occurrence, Of
some place of business being broker
open Sometimes two or three in {
night. DELTA