The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-10-19
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Mrs, E. T. Brown, of Atlanta, VI
tod Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Melnert
several days last week.
Col and Mrs. Joe Abbott were in
uocoipt of handsome present on last
Tbursday-a lovel1 daughter-Ac-
worth Post.
Mrs, w, L. Fox has returned from
=, visit to relatives. in Nashville and
while there her little daugbter, Tat
tip had her tonsils removed.
Miss Mary Robson speAt the week
and at Agm@& Scott College vita hasr
consin. Miss Clifford Heltclaw, cad
Miss @arris4 R.s@easDsA aFsMt the
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Mrs. %a3ye9 Mckinney lseJ VAST
Su95ay for Ilinois on aeeoUat OF TIE
critical illness of her grandmother
and will visit her sister in Indiana be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin D. Norton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Moor went
to Gainesville Sunday to visit rela-
tives making the trip in Mr.. Moor"s
new Interstate car.
Nr. William McEachern motored
to Gainesville last Friday carrying
his mother, Mrs. S. C. McEachern,
Mrs. J. D. Malone and Mrs Mollie
Martin to the Barlow County Fair.
Mr.. C. W. DuPre has returned from
his motoring trip to New York bring
ing with him Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Wallace, Miss Jean Wallace and Miss
Mildred Brown, of Washington City
as Miss Jean Wallace's guest.
Miss Matte Lou Barrett has en-
tered the business world as a city
drummer, taking orders in Marietta
for wholesale company in Atlanta.
She inherited this job from her bro
thcr-in-law, Mr., Coyle, who has gone
in business in Atlanta.
Among the out of town friends at
tending the funeral of Capt. J. A. G.
anderson were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred
Banks, of Hamlet, N. c., DR.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Nance (nee Miss Georgia
Anderson Banks) Messrs. Henry and
George Banks and Miss McAfee, of
atlanta.
Marietta's unique genius, Mr.. Muir
ray Weems, has been invited to play
in Wedermeyer's band this week at
the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta. Mr.
Wecms is extremely versatile and
would have rivaled George Wilson
on the minstrel stage if he had been
caught young enough.
We received pleasant call last
Monday from our friend, Mrs. An
nic Taylor, who is a white-haired lit
tie English woman bravely trusting
In General Haig and the United States
to defeat the Kaiser. She is a great
reader but never forgets to include
her little home paper, the Marietta
Journal, when subscribing for news
Tapers. She has taken it many years.
elr. Gordon Gam has a handsome
seven passenger Buick car of a lovely
grey color. No wonder all his fair
friends smile at him when he is COM
an thro' the square in that car.
Mrs. A. P. Dowda, of Chattahoo-
cEcc, and her son, Cooper, called to
>ee us Saturday on their way home
from hennesaw. where Cooper has
been recuperating from his recent i'll
ness.
hr Hiram Burdg brought his little
GRANDSON, Howard Milton Dunn, to-
see US Saturday morning. He is re-
covering from an illness of several
weeks. Mrs. Dunn, with her three
children, has been visiting her parents
tAls @-mmer but will leave in a few
Gays TO join her husband in Converse
81 T., where he is engaged in con-
~eructIng piers for a new railroad.
IN Spartanburg, S. c., the ladies
"i the Church of the Advent have
d tea room in their parish house and
one day began serving. southern style
not |affles and could not supply the
demand from the northern soldiers
coming In from Camp Wadsworth.
The only waffles we ever encountered
north of the boundary line were crisp
ana cold and served with honey and
never buttered. Compare such with
our hot rice waffles covered with
melted butter!