The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-16

Al YIN
Little Milford Anderson is recov-
ering from measles.
Tbeda Bara at Strand Monday.
Miss Clara Thornton is at home
no, q visit to Nashville.
MIR Charlie Hedges is expected
Foua in the next two weeks.
Miss Kate Clayton does not i'm
nrove and is still unconscious.
Miss NJ. May, of Atlanta, is on a
visit to DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Har-
ris
Miss c. H. Jewel, of East Point,
e spending a few days with Mrs.
sheftall.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Anderson, of
Macon. announce the birth of a
daughter
MIS- w. A. Power and Mrs. w.
y Cross were among our visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. B. L. Mcintosh is spending a
few DAYS with her daughter Mrs.
D. c. Cole.
Mr. Roy Webb, who is employed
in Chattanooga, is expected home to
spend the week end.
The Prince of Graustark" at the
Strand Friday.
Mrs. j. B. Chastain, of Charles
ton. has come to spend month
with Mrs. Frank Fem.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Dobbs, of
Atlanta, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Dobbs.
Mrs. ]. c. Milan has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Null,
who continues i'll at her home near
Rome
Mrs. W. R. Joyner went to Az
lanta Saturday to see her son, w.
R. Jr., who has arrived from the
border.
Misses Isabel, Roselyn and Janice
Am0rous will come home from
school to spend holy week just be-
fore Easter.
Hon. Fred Morrig bf Marietta,
a distinguished lawyer and fine CT
tizen, was here this week. -Alpha-
retta Free Press.
Miss Emma Logan, a niece of
Mrs. Hedges, is at St. Joseph's In.
ftmary recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis.
ElkhOrn Cheese in / ID. packages
is SURE to please. Superior flavor,
full weight, absolutely sanitary, 40
cents at Flaws.
Theda Bara at Strand Monday.
Mrs Mary J. Turner and Miss
Laura Nayes have returned from
Gainesville where they were both
Ill with grip during their visit.
Lemuel Carnes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Carnes, was painfully
hurt by a base ball striking his
nose in a game Friday afternoon.
Mr.. B. H. Mitchell has been pro-
NOTED to the place of assistant to
tne chief dispatcher of trains in At
lanta and will move there in a short
while
Mr., Eugene White has accepted a
position in Atlanta with the Reese
rant Co., and Mr.. Fred Barka-
10" mas taken a fine place with the
Atlanta Casket Co.
Iheda Bara at Strand Monday.
MRS. A. S. Clay is expecting a
WISH perhaps in April from her son
FRANK who is an officer with the
georgia troops on the Mexican Dor
MISSES Ethel and Virginia Gibbs
Vi Marietta, were the guests of Mr.
@~a Mrs, I'D Gibbs and Miss Daisy
emerson the latter part of last
"ee&'-Cherokee Advance
Mr. James Durham was stricken
El'D paralysis Sunday night at the
p'l"7 Oh his son, Mr.. Charlie Dur
r@'a' in Kennesaw. On account of
,s age there is little hope of his
-'.'9 Miss Evelyn Northcutt, the
1 r.,sI year-oId daughter of Mr.. and
,L,s. }. } Northcutt, is perhaps the
%o.''7-s. typist in the state. She
ana OH OF ner papa's typewriting.
r a some for the public. She can
write fifty words minuteEso o.
worth Post - - . I
49, 5oS o sale 20 acres of land lust out
yo s5 ~ity limits on Powder Springs
B G.- Lo" price and good terms. {.
b t4sD ct the site for the encamn "p ~
tas. wife came with him and she was
g ,7.so in big car by Mr. sass, oos