The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-12-21
KENNESAW


lie Durham. died very suddenly last
wednesday morning. The family
has the deep sympathy of the entire
community.
Miss Eula Leonard has been re-
cent visitor in Atlanta.
Mrs. Ed Shelton spent Sunday in
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Cox, of Bras
well, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Y. Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Attaway went to At
lanta to hear Billy Sunday preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Fitzgerald and
little son, of Atlanta, have been visit
ing friends at Kennesaw and Mount
Olivet.
Mr.. Robert Moon has bought Mr..
T. A. Kitchens farm.
Mr.. Sam Goode has moved to Tiff
ton.
The two-weexs-old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Wade, of Lost
Mountain, died last week and was
brought to Kennesaw for burial.
Mr.. John Ellison and family will
move to the farm which Mr.. Eli
son has purchased near Montezu-
ma.
Miss Smithie Arlington has sold
her farm to Mr.. Andrew Mcclure.
She will go home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Bell, who have been staying
with her for several weeks.
Professor Booth and his assistant
closed their school until after the
Christmas holidays. Miss Helen
Curry has returned to her home at
Elizabeth and Miss Cordelia Tim
mons will so to spend the holidays
with her mother at Waleska.
Mr.. Harrison Martin, of Fort Nc
Pherson, has been visiting his father,
Mr.. j. D. Martin.
Mr.. Robert Wilson, of Fort Nc
Pherson, spent part Of last week
with his sister, Mrs. Charlie Dur
ham.
Mr.. Nathan Burke, of Rockmart,
who is SO years old, spent last week
with his grandsons, William and Lee
McCurley.
Mr.. ]. W. McCleskey, better known
as Billy, has gone to Etowah, Tenn,
and will live with his daughter, Mrs.
Amsey Edison McCleskey. He will
be missed in the church and the
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edison were
recent visitors in Atlanta
Mrs W. O. Roberts, Miss Georgia
Roberts, and Mr. Clarence Roberts
have been visiting in Union City.
Mr.. Clarence McRae, of Wadley,
was recent visitor to his aunt, Miss
Ada McRae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leonard have
two sons at Camp Wheeler, Oils and
Hollis, who have been visiting them.
Mr.. jim Gray, of Camp Wheeler,
has spent ten days at home, and the
other boys from Camp Wheeler who
have come up and spent the week
end are Annis and Otto Fowler, Ed
Shelton, VIII Young, and Roy Cat
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs Bluett Bozman's son
Harry, who has had the measles at
Camp Wheeler, spent nearly two
weeks at home.
The writer wishes that there would
not be enough guns for our boys to
go to France, as the papers say they
are short on guns and ammunition.
(The writer just thinks she wishes
that, and if the Editor thought she
did believe it he would censor out
the statement.)
After school last Friday, the little
eight year old daughter OF Mr. anu
Mrs. Will Medley, fell on the Ice anu
snow and broke her arm.
Master Paul and MISS DoloUH'
Shelton, Mrs. E. G. Hill, Miss Geor-
gia Bert, Miss Helen Carnes' MISS
Verna Lester and Mrs. John Roberts,
were all recent visitors to Attain
ta
am not as old as some people,
but last weeks cold weather with the
ice and snow was the worst Deem
Der for forty years, but if | was an
old maid or widow ] would not say
this.
Allen and the Editor speaking Oh
our losing our identity, we'll the pa
per has been so large and newsy tor
two weeks that it took all the time
for me to read it, and l think l am
caught in the whirl and lost out
Hasn't there been spent lot OF gooo
ny7pv COont some