The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-05
KENNESAW.
CLYDE.

Colorado where he will take a 20
sition.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Hendon spent
Christmas with relatives in Chero-
kee county.
Miss Willie Sewell spent last
week in Smyrna with her sister.
Mrs. Roy Manning.
Messrs. G. T. Booth, Cliff Booth
and Max Durham, of Benson, spent
Friday with Mr.. ami Mrs. Ben
Booth.
Mrs. DIR. J. G. Lester is going to
Atlanta twice a week, where she
is taking treatment from DR.. john
SON.
Mr.. and MRS. M. A. Cooley and
little son William are visiting rela-
tives at their old home in Cleve-
land, Ga.
Mr.. John Baldwin and Miss Mary
Baldwin, of Atlanta, visited Mr.. e.
G. Hill and family last week.
Miss Lou stephens and Miss Leila
Chambers, of Canton, visited Miss
Eula Lenard last week.
Mr.. Herchell Lenard, who spent
the past week here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard, has returned
to his position at Pine Log, Barlow
County.
Dr.. J. w. Ellis was reelected
mayor Monday.
Mr.. John McAfee and family have
moved mere from Marietta to the
farm bought from Mrs. S. J. Ply
ron.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Moon have
moved to Dalton.
Mr.. Harrison Boring and family
will move to Marietta this week.
Mr.. Major Young has moved to
Mr.. stephens farm on the Marietta
road
Mrs. Tom Young and children
reached Denver, Co., last month,
going to Mr.. Young, who had been
there for several months, where he
has a position.
Mr.. Beach, of Whitfield county,
has been at his uncle's, Mr. r. b.
Moon. While here he caught sew
eral minks and weasels. He gets
a good price for the hides and IL
Is very satisfying to the poultry
raisers to get rid of the pesky var
minis.
Miss Bess eagle and Mr.. Clifford
eagle came home from Waleska and
spent the holidays at home.
Miss Annie Adams came up from
Marietta Friday and spent the day
with Mrs. NJ. b. Adams and then
went over to Mount Olivet to visit
her sister, MRS. A. G. White.
Miss Maria Popham visited Mr..
and Mrs. B. V. Greer in Marietta
last week.
Miss Edna Channel, of Marietta
visited her sister, Mrs. James Chal-
ker, and Mrs. Carl Chastain last
week, going from there to Doraville
to visit her brother Mr. David Chan
nell.
Mr.. II. M. Pyron, with his wife
and daughters, Mary and Sadie, vi
sited Mrs. S. J. byron last week.
Mr., Jessie Moon, of Whitfield
county, was a recent visitor to his
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. r. B. Moon.
The proverbial hog jowl and peas
were in evidence in every home
that I've heard from today New
Years.
Mrs. Lizzie Dobbs moved to Ma
rietta Tuesday.
Mr.. VIII Brown returned from
Atlanta, Tuesday, where he had
spent ten days with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Gus Robertson.
Mrs. Guss Robertson, Of Atlanta.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II.
owen.
Mr., John Shelton and sons, Ralph
and John, Jr., spent Friday in At
lanta
The linotype man last week got
my item rather mixed up, it was
Mr.. joan Dabbs, not Dobbs, and
Mrs. Martha CULVER, not Griliver. |
and Mrs. Noble CULVER Smithson. !
who was buried mere. Mr.. John
Williams had not sold his farm to
w. p. Ward, but to Mr.. Walter Nc
Lain, and he had lived a useful life.
not wonderful, as the type made it
read,
! hope Mrs. Carter is well and
acres hoping the editor and cor
respondents a happy New y ear.
Mrs. Martha Culver died al
Milledgeyille Tueslay Jan. 2nd,
and the remains were brought here
Wednesday for interment. Those /
of the relatives and friends coming /
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Baldwin.
Mr.. Frank Gibson, Mr. Frank Har-
ris, Mrs. Susie Cason, Mrs. Hamp