The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-09
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,rtss Eva Lindley has measles.

Little Emma jean mas
measles.
Mrs. Frank Fem is visiting Mrs.
Wrigley in Atlanta.
Mrs. George Irwin has returned
n Fort Collins Colorado.
Go to T. W. Reads Clothing Store
for Clothing at cut prices.
Miss Frances Wikle returned to
scbooI in Milledgeville on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Stanley Hemp has accepted
an office position with Mr. E. H.
Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris have
cone to jacksonville and other CT
ties in Florida.
At this date, February End, a
very cold wind is blowing and we
are expecting snow
Mrs. Mary Turner and Miss Lau-
"a Nayes have returned from
visit to Mrs. S. P. Jones in Carriers
Vile
Miss German and MISS Mayes
came up from Atlanta to spend Sun
day at the Kennesaw House vita
Mrs Cardy.
Mrs. A. A. Watson, Miss Emma
Sears and Miss Mamie Lou Tysor, of
Atlanta, spent last Sunday with
Mrs Roy Collins.
Mrs. c. A WilIle spent last Tues
day in Druid Hills with Mrs. Leon
Walker who entertained her bridge
club on that day.
The B. Y. P.'U. are planning for
a Valentine party at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. S. Y. Jameson on the
evening of the Saints day.
Save money by buying your Suit
or 0yercoat and odd Pants at T. W.
Reads Big Clothing Sale which on
~ 4uIIS 4OuA tCCll Ooy0'
Mrs. Wilson w. Robertson, the
sister Of Mrs. Ryburn Clay who has
been SO i'll, is now in a hospital in
Boston, Mass, where she can be
under the constant care of physi-
clans until her condition improves.
Miss Mary Farmer has come from
Nashville, Tenn, to go with DR..
and Mrs Aristides Reynolds to Ma
piles Fla, to spend some time with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Farmer. Mrs. Reynolds is
a sister Of Mrs. Farmer.
MIS-. Roy Collins entertained with
q spend the day party last Thurs
day her guests being Mrs. w. R.
Dean Mrs. Claude Gerald and Mrs.
Tom Hatton, of Atlanta, Mrs. G. D.
Tys0r and Miss Mamie Lou Tysor,
Of Decatur, and Mrs. M. N. Phillips,
If AcWOrth.
Rev. J. B. Lawrence, of Ameri-
Gus, spent Monday and Tuesday
with his parents. Tuesday was
his mothers birthday and Friday
will be mis- fathers and both are
quite we'll and happy and able to
come to town in spite of this wintry
weather.
Mrs. Aristides Reynolds was
among the guests at a very beauti-
full luncheon given on Monday at
the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta for
Mrs. 5. P. Richardson by her son,
MI Charles Richardson, of Tacoma,
WASH, which was reunion of old
trends from southern Alabama and
therefore very pleasant
MI. and Mrs. l. L. Sheffield have |
received invitations to the marriage
OF their niece, Miss Marguerite |
Estill Cochran, and Mr.. James Will
nam Brown at their home in Bun
AeLj' Fla, on Saturday evening, |
Feotuary the tenth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown will be at home after the
''Est of March at Cowpens, S. c.
Col, V. L. Starr was down town
0oTing the cold wave every day
ana when we met him Tuesday
-~2i Alng on his way to the post
o..lce his hands were ungloved but
warm as toast as he mad held them
III me pockets of his overcoat. The
~-oAeI is past 80 but taxes such
sou" care of himself he never minds
any weather except a rain and he
M7iAs to the post office every
morning just fer a constitutional
-lfs. B, NJ. Wade was a guest of
MS We, s. s. Wallace at her home in
.'."'IIa last week when she enter
,-.'aei Nine Gluck at Iuncoaon