The Marietta journal and courier., 1917-10-26

"trip in DekalD CouhCy'
Miss Daisy Deaton, of Atlanta, is
visiting the Misses Butler.
Mrs. L. E. Finn has returned to
Thomasville to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. King are boarding
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bishop.
Mrs. John R. Flanagan, of Jeffer-
SON. is visiting Miss Mary Robson.
Mr.. William Sesher, of Cincinnati,
,,;sited Miss Lillian Williams on Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Nolan left for Chica-
90 last Saturday to attend conven-
ton of doctors.
Mrs. George Acosta has gone to
snend awhile with her brother in
North Carolina.
DR.. Wiser emphasizes the fact that
food is to be sold to the allies and
not given to them.
Mrs. E. L. Stringer has returned
from her visit to Mrs. George Lin on
Lookout Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Dunwoody and
Mrs. Jones, of Greenville, S. c., are
with Mrs. Waddell.
"Over the Teacups' meets this
this week with Miss Eileen Gober
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry C. Knight has returned
to Cincinnati after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Will Neal.
Mr.. Jamie Corley writes from
France that he is we'll and the trip
across was uneventful.
Mr.. Joe Giles, of Dawson, happy
drummer, dined with Mr.. WA. Flor
ence Monday evening.
Next Sunday at the Methodist
Church there will be chorus choir
and Mr.. Hemp will sing solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Handy went
in their car to Atlanta Wednesday
to see the Liberty Loan parade.
Mrs. Heggie spent Tuesday in At
lanta with Mrs. w. M. Mckenzie at
her beautiful home, "Brookwood."
Little Rosser Neal Little has bought
a $100 liberty bond with his savings
account in the First National Bank.
Mrs. Kate Manning and Miss Ruth
Stephens visited Mrs. Hilburn in At
l2nta last week and attended the
fair
Col. and Mrs. D. w. Blair attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Blair's brother,
Mr.. ]. H. Mckenzie, in Atlanta We'd
nesday morning.
S. R. Hewett returned to Pensa-
cola Thursday morning to superin-
tend the erection of steel doors in
the aviation station.
Mr.. Phillips will attend the ladies
prayer-meeting at the Methodist
church Friday aftrnoon and speak on
Y. M. c. A. work in the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benson, who
have been in Rock River, Wyoming,
a short time have had good health and
gained considerably in weight.
Miss Annie Lucia Warren spent
Sunday at home with her parents and
was looking as pretty as ever. War
renton agrees with her well.
Mrs. P. V. Channell and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth from Franklin, Tenn,
are visiting Misses Annie Watson and
Ella and May Edwards, for two weeks
Mrs. Lee Aston, of Murphy, N. c.,
and her daughter, Mrs. Ebert NAL
lonee, formerly Miss Mayda Aston,
visited Mrs. E. A. Williams last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley have moved
INTO the house next to Mrs. P. T.
Hamby's on Washington street. Mr..
Cooley will be with Mr.. Doyle But
ler
Mr. Vivian Waddell went on 20
mile hike to the Catoosa rifle range
and is now back at Fort Oglethorpe
but arrived too late to come home
Sunday.
Mr. W. A. Williams, of Jackson
vile, who recently bought farm
from Mr.. Carnes, will come up in De-
cember to have orchard and other
trees planted.
Mr.. Hames has taken the place
as conductor on the electric cars re-
signed by Mr.. Ed Keeffe and will
occupy one of Mr.. Dobbins houses
on Dixie Avenue.
Mrs. Charles F. Bane is spending
a week or two in town and is board
ing at Miss Crockett's. She is look
ing we'll and her friends here are
glad to meet her.
Mr.. Winston Price, of Willis, Tex,
Is spending several weeks with his