The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, August 01, 1907, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextB 3Y CORRESPONDENTS. il o other Towns and Lo-. calities. 1 \ DRK OF NEWS-FINDERS.«‘ 1 points of the County Represented. gora} News Fresh and Spark ling for Perusal. Wiley’s. The farmers are about dore lay pg by and are now ready to rest «der the shade of the trees. well, I guess that the Thaw case “ANew Year has thawed out du jg the hot weather, as I have i heard anything about it since ring cpened ap. ; The Canning Factory. is doing a bod business this season, They bve about 150 nands employed. Mr. Barney Blackwell and fam y left last Thursday [or Adairs ille, to visit friends and relatives. Picking and packing peaches ere the order of the day in this ction last week. BeuLan, TEN YEARS IN BED. “For ten years I was confined to my od with disease of my kidneys,” writes R A Gray, J. P., of Oakville, Ind. ‘lt a 8 so severe that I could not move art of the time. I consulted the very est medical skill available, but could ot no relief until Foley’s Kidney Cure g 3 recommended to me. It has been Godsend to me.”” BSold by all drug sts. i Smyrna. S Dog days are here, and we are Bokivg for rain. B \r Sidney Hargis, of Rome, is isiting relatives here. M Miss Carrabelle Dunn, one of Jnyrne’s popular young belles, is siting relatives and friends in tlanta and Decatur. W Mrs John H Getzen and sons, dwiz and Rupert, of Pendergraes, “Slthe guests of Mrs A W Suttles. ir John W Pair, manager of e county farm, brought to Srayr a last Saturday the earliest and rgest sweet potatoes we have per this year. They were on ex ihtion at Pace’s drug store, and tracted much attention. Mr air saye he will have an abund nce of fine potatoes this year. Misses Mary and Ludie Fleming ft Sunday for Norfolk, Va., here they will enjoy several ecks vacation with friends. They ill, most likely, take 1n the Ex osition at Jamestown and other oints of interest before returning ome, | A eeries of services began at the paptist church last Sanday which ill continue throughout the pres- Lt week and longer, if proper in erest 1s manifested. Mr Aubre Irelan is on a visit to Elatives in Atlanta. Aubre has Wly recovered from his severe ac gpicut of a few months back, and £ looking exceedingly well. Mise Ollle Hamby is home gain, after a pleasant visit to tiends in Sugar Hill, Ga. | The echool board met last Mon iy night and elected Prof D A weil as principal of Smyrna 'gh School. A good selection, Mr Cleveland Green, who has “b down for the past four weeks th fever, is. reported as slowly Ouvalescent, M iss Mary Joe Reed, of Concord, 8 J*: her aunt, ‘Mrs John L ‘Blt it astonishing how many omisiug happy ‘‘honey moons’’ 0 “arly into a total eclipse and ‘ain that way, never coming . M under disappointing ehad- M Percy Neafville, oue of “HiLg's promising young men, 2Lt Sunday with friends in fyraa, CrITIC. $lOO REWARD, $lOO. ‘ g{;;‘;\irf:acers of this paper will be qe d}onﬁi)‘.(lle“l:n that there is at least ear o disease that science has Ra ‘L fto cure in all its stages, and o oo dtarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is b n'.:q: positive cure now known to onn . dical {raternity. Catarrh being o tutional disease, requires & con re Bl treatment, Hall's' Catarrh B = '%ken internally, acting direct k.. "' 'oe blood and mucous surfaces b Jstem, thereby destroying the o, on of the disease, and giving neree . Ustrength by building up the ~ . -00 and assisting nature in ot work., The proprietors have t - 'Blth in its curative powers i 'V offer One Hundrad Dollars for kit . vhat it fails to cure. Send for ddree. imcnials. Sold ho . 111 Cnexey & Co., Tcledo, O. Take }'!zll’hru‘ggxsts, 75e. : o, 008 Kamly Pills for consti e e “ASTORnITA. ' S (‘fhe Kind You Have Always Bough ba i D 72 Olive Springs. Rev W E McCollum wil] begin a series of meetings here Saturday vefore the first Sunday in August, Mrs Ralpa Marning, of Tifton, Ga., is the charming guest of her mother, Mrs D M Warren, of this place. Mr and Mrs Candler Wilson are all emiles over the arrival of a fine baby boy at their home. Mrs Taylor Sanders, who has been quite low, is slowly Improv- Ing, we are glad to state. Mrs Ed Crow, Sr, who was the guest of her sister, Mrs J B Smith, of Marietta, for several days, re turned home Thursday. Mr W M Templeton was on the sick list last week, Mr Will Whistenant, of Oregon, visited Mr N A Brewer and family, and also his aunt, Mrs G S A Moore, here last week. Mr Joe York ard family, of At lanta, are on a visit to his mother, Mrs John York, of this place. The singing and ice cream sup per at Mr N L Sanders’, Saturday night, was largely attended and enjoyed by all present. Mrs Davis Eidson visited friends and relatives in Atlauta Saturday aud Sunday. Olive Springs and Rice’s Chapel literary societies will picnic at this place on Saturday before the third Sunday in August. Every bedy invited to come and bring well-filled baskets. Miss Haitie Jones has returned home, after visiting relatives for several days in Atlanta. Remember the grave-yard work ing at Maloney Springs on Friday before the first Sunday in Aungust. Everybody invited to come, bring tools and well-filled baskets, The prayer meeting at this place was well attended Suuday night. Mr N A Brewer visited his broth ers, Messrs W D and J F Brewer, in Marietta, last week, and also his daughter, Mrs George Dunun. Lucile. Lost Tlountain. The heat of the past week has been very intense and oppressive, the maximum for five days in suc cesglon 100, crops wilted and suf fered. Protracted meeting will begin at Midway, Friday night Aug 2d. There will be another working at Midway next Friday to com plete cleaning off the graveyard. Harve Mayes visited Carters ville last week. Miss Hattie Fitten who has been spending some time in Cartersville has returned home, The thermometer 100 Jand base ball still raging Lost Mt and Pow der Springs played Saturday. A very busy scene here last week among the fruit growers, gather ing and hauling the fruit to mar ket. Good prices. Allen, ‘ Corner Chapel. - We are sorry to say that Mrs. 1. 'N. Moon, who is very low, is no better. ’ Mise Brown, of Austell, is visit ing the family of Mr. Jim Clay. Mr. W. D. Bullard, who has been very sick, we are glad to say, is able to be out agaiun. We are also glad to state that Miss Lizzie Clay, who Las Leen sick, is some better. Mount Olivet. Mrs Hollingshed is visiting rel atives in this community. The meeting started at Mt Olh vet with bright prospects. Berta Lacy is very sick from poison. _ : F M Lacy made a business trip to Atlanta Monday. Come Agaip. Providence. In the absence of Rev Bond, Prof Daily preached here Sunday and also at Mt Bethel. Public working at Camp Ground Thursday and at thie place Fri day. Let all come and help. Mrs I E White of Post Oak, vieited Dr and Mrs Haygood Sun day. Miss Ada Blackwell is sick. Born to Mr and Mrs Armstrong a fine girl. Mr Heury Adame is improving slowly. Mr J W Fuller aud family viei ted Mrand Mrs C O Sewell Sun day, Preparation for the new school house at Marietta Camp Ground is being made. Farmers are feeling better and crops are looking bettter since the raio, The failure to start the meeting here this week was a disappoint ment. Hope the pastor is not sick, and that he will be able vo start it by the last of the week, as the crops are now laid by. Mr H D Moon and family visi ted relatives at Mt Bethel Sunday. Buster. Acworth ‘ _ Mrs James W McMillan is visite ing ber son, Claute, in Jefferson, Ga. Misses Nettie Belle and Marga ret. McMillan are visiting their uncle, Rev William McMillan, in Franklin, Tenn. Charlie Putnam, of Americus, hags beeu visiting his father, Mr H M Putham. Mise Margaret Cotten, of Deca tur, is the guest of the Misses Watson . Mr George Northeutt, of Cedar town, visited relatives here last week. Mre J L McCollum and Miss Essie McCollum visited Mrs P A Mell at the hotel last week. Missee Mamie and Vivian Allen, of Atlanta, are visiting their sis ter, Mrs J A Reed. Mrs Johu L Nichols has return ed home from a visit to her daugh ter, Mre J A Northcutt, in Battle Hill. Mrs. Ella Gladden, of Alberte ville, Ala ~ is visiting relatives at Mars Hill. Prof. G. M. Orr and Miss Lula Davenport have a echool of sixty pupils at Mars Hill, Mre. Beaseley, of Stilesboro, daughter of Mrs, D. V. Stokeley, is dead . Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pair, of Cov ington, are here, The al fresco party at the home of Mrs. H. C. Humphrties, Tues day evening, in honor of her charming niece, Miss Eva Smith, of Dalton, was a most delightful affair. Mrs. Ed Lemon, also, had a spend-the-day party in honor of Miss Eva Smith on Friday pre vious. Mrs J T Hughes and family have returned to their home in Summerset, Ky. Miss Mary Reynolds has return ed fiom Atlanta. Mrs W M Webb has returned from a visit to relatives in Dalton. Dixig. New Salem. Charley Jackson and f{ather are visiting relatives at Cedartown this week. Mr Alsberry Foster, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with his father, Mr J K Foster. Mr and Mrs Charley McCowan, of Lcst Mountain, spent Sunday with the family of Mr Henry Orr. Miss Marian Lewis, of Fayette. spent last week with the family of Mr Fleat Kirk. - Mr and Mrs Oscar Simmons, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with rela tives at this place. Miss Susie Guffin, who har heen spending some time with the fam ily of Mr J R Guffin, has returned to her home at Maclana. Mr Sam James is very sigk, we are sorry tc say. Several of the young ladies spent a pleasaut evening at Mrs J D Easterlin’s last Saturday. Prof Charley Henderson preach ed an interesting sermon at this place last Sunday night. Mr J K Guffin spent Sunday with his daughter at Macland. The people of this vicinity are requested to meet at New Salem ‘next Thureday afternoon for the purpose of clearing off the ceme ‘tery and the church yard. Mrs Alexander had a family re union the Brd Sunday, and had present with her all of her chil ‘dren and grend-children. | LoveE ALL. RISING FROM THE GRAVE. A prominent manufacturer. Wm, A, Fertwell, Lucama, N, C.,relates a most remarkable experience. He says: **After taking less than three bottles of Electric Bitters, I feel like one rising from the grave. My trouble is Bright’s disease, in the Diabetes stage. I fully believe Electric Bitters will cure me permanently, for it has alieady stopped the liver and bladder complications which have troubled me for years.”’ Guaranteed, at J. W, Legg & Co.’s, druggistg, Price only 50c. Woodstock. Mre. Dorah F. Hames (former ly Miss D. F. Groover) departed this life in holy trinmph on July 21st, 1907, aged 43 years, 6 months and 12 days. On January 22ond, 1885, the wae married to Marion Hames, ard became the mother of pix children, one girl and five boys, a most happy and interest ing family. The holy joy of mar ried life reigned snpreme unt:l death claimed the wife and moth er. She wag a devoted compan ion, a wise mother, and a true Christian. Was converted in early girthood &nd joined the Holly Springs Methocist church, but was transferred hy Bro. Olin King to Little River church. Here she faithfully worked until life’s day ended. She said to ber husband and others: “If it ‘s God’s will, I am ready to go. His will be done.’’ | T. H. MiLLEr, Pastor, CASTORNTA.. Suars the The Kind You Have Bought o(T e ‘ ‘: / Powder Springs. Among those who a:tended the reunion at Douglasville Friday were J W Selman, J T Camp,J P Lindley, J H Mosley, M T Lind ley ard family and W F Bell and family. Prof JL. Beeson spent Thurs day and Friday in Atlanta. Klr and Mrs E B Lindley spent Sunday in Douglasville, Mr and Mrs Frank Manning of near Marietta spent Sunday with the family of MrJ F P Lindley. Miss Louise Tapp has retnrned from a pleasant visit to Acworth. accompanied home by her aunts Misses Lou and Julia Bate. ; Miss Leila Talley of Mt View was the charming guest of friends here Sunday. Misses Blanche and Willie B Smith are at home for a while. Mr M T Marchman spert Sun day at County Line with sick rel atives, Miss Lillie Moseley is visiting in Marietta. Mrs J E Couner and children of Macon are boardiug with Mr and Mrs J S Bookheart. Dr Smith, of Thomson, visited his best girl here Sunday. The ball game with Lost Moun tain here Saturday, 3to 10 in fa vor of Powder Springs. The sick of the town are much hetter except Mrs J 1. Butner. The public is especially invited to meet at the Raptist cemetery next Monday, Aug 4th, for the purpose of cleaning off the graves and yard, and the Methodist cem etery Aug 6th for the same pur pose. Let everybody come, not only the other fellow, but you. Mrs Jane Johnson of Hiram is visiting the family of T N Lind ley. Mr Charlie Anderson who has many friends here, was seriously hurt in a wreck near Hiram Sat urday, died in Atlanta Sunday and was buried at Floyds Monday. ‘He was section foreman on the Seaboard Railroad . No. WHAT A NEW JERSEY EDITOR SAYS. M T LJynch, Editor of the Phillips- Lburg, N. J., Daily Post, writes: *'l have used many kinds of medicines for coughs and colds in my family, but never anything so good as Foley’s Honey and Tar. I cannotsaytoo much in praise of it.” Sold by all druggists. ———v__”.ﬁ____‘w_ Fairview, A nice needed rain fell Monday. Miss Hattie Jones returned from ‘Atlanta. ° Mrs McClure returned to Atlan ta Sunday ufter a two weeks visit to her aunt Mrs Mohon here. Mrs J J Sanders after a long gpell of sickness i 8 able to vieit friends again, we are glad to see. The ice cream supperat Mr W L. Sanders Saturday night was en joyed by all present. Mrs J T Sanders is some better, Mies Ruth Mediin is on the sick list. Little Estelle Jones is slowly improving from a 'had burn on her tace. Mrs R A Jones of Atlanta is visiting her son Mr J H Jones at this piace. Mre J E Crow has returned from a pleasant visit to her sister Mrs Jennie Smith in Msrietta. Mrs Delia Sanders is visiting her brother, Mr Stephens, at Mil ford. Rev Williams of Dallas is con ducting a meeting at thie place. Mrs Dave Bizzell is visiting rel atives in Atianuta. Mr Bill Poss and Elmer San ders visited in Atlanta Sunday. Jogh. Complies with all requirements of the National Pure Food Law, Guarantee No. 2041, filed at Washington. ‘ S o) " !DI ‘Ah UE]RdA“B E | £ /‘/(. TN, 7 > Q( BAvA b Y A MogHA A 72 =l . )\ S . I . 7)G “ > 4 ) 788 ; )&, - ’ . o P i 7 4 4;” F V)) ot i \" = ' Advice of the largest coffee dealers ’»| y gq N\ Py g in th Id is always to buy the cld- N £ 4 In the world 1s always t y oy , ) fashioned Arbuckless ARIOSA Coffee in : > 4 e the sealed packages. Don't ask for a pound of Mocha and Java, or buyﬂ the price, i ; for Coffee fluctuates and you cagnot get the same coffee for the same price all the time ‘ unless you pay too much forit. Most of the so-called Mocha and Java Coffee is simply i masquerading, and is not nearly as good coffee for you as Arbuckles’ ARIOSA, the blend S of the Braziian Coffees most suitable to the taste and health of American people. By the ' looks there 15 no diference between roasted Java and Brazilian Coffees; manv EeoEI. drink Brazhan but pay for !ava. The principal difference is that é&w It is a mistake to bebieve that o high price guarantees quality. When you buy Arbuckles’ ARIOSA Coffee, you get a full one pound packege of the leading Coffee of the world. Its sales for 37 years are greater than the combined sales of all the other pack:zed coffees. By 4iimg better Coffee for the money, we have built up a business exceading the combined businesses of the four next large:: cofice frms " @ the whole world. If your dealer will not supply the genuine, write to ARBUCKLE BROS.. New York Citg, Macland. | Mr. Clay, who has the contract to build the brick work of the col. lege, has moved his family here, aud eccupy one of Mr. Ben Rice's houses. Work ou the college 1s in | full blast this week, : | Mr. Early Rice. of Waxahachie, Texae, was here last weok, visiting friends Early is looking well, and hae a good positien 1n Texas Mrs, Stovall, of Forsyth county, i 6 spending a few days with her sisters, Mre. J. M. Hewitt and Mrs. Eugenia Petty. QuintonDobbg, of Atlanta. spent Sunday with his parents here. We regrat very much to learn that Mre, I. N. Moon is quite sick. Her sister, Mrs Jane Brown, of | Marietta, and her danghter, Mrs. Steward, of Atlanta, are at her bedside | Mr. John Tennent and family, | of Atlanta, are visiting his father, ‘ Mr.” Green Tennent, here. Mr. R. R. Petree caught a fish from his pond last week that weighed twolve pounds. Now this is no fish tale, it 18 true. l Glenn Hewitt aud Frank Petree, of Atlanta, visited home folks here Sundaay. Mre. Adel Reeves and child and Miss Bobbie MeEachern, of At lanta, spent last * week with the family of Mrs. Hattie Babb. Miss Ethel Taylor has a large school here, and is giving satisfac tion as teacher. | Chariey Griggs and family, of Marietta, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents here. Miss Suasie Guffin bae returned home from an extended visit to relatives in Atlanta and New Sa lem, The young men’s prayer-meeting at this place is being well attend ed, and we are glad to see so many young men take an interest in such a good cause. Rusy, ' DA N e . Fit. Zion Miss Alice Davis of Atianta is visiting homefolks. Little Misse Annie, Joe and George. Chandler have the fever, we are sorry to state. Sunday School is in a flourish ing condition. All come out Jand ‘bring good leesons and you wont regret it. o ' Remember the siuging at this place Sunday evening, Aug 4th. Brown Eyes. DIARRHOEA CURED. ““My fatlier has for years been trou bled with diarrhoea, and tried every means possible to effect acure, without avail,”’ writes John H. Zirkle, of Phil ippi, W. Va. “He saw Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertiged ir. the Philippi Republican and decided to try it. The resnlt is. one bottle cured him, and he has not suffered with the disease for eighteen montks. Before takingthisremedy, he was a constant sufferer. He is now sound and well, and although sixty years old, can do as rauch work as a young man.”’ Sold by C. M. Crosby & Co., druggists, Marjetta, Ga Mableton. Protracted meeting now going on at this place. Misses Leona Turner and Agres Gann are the charming guests of their uncle, Mr P H!Gunn. Mies Irene Rutherford anéd Mr Artis Reed of Marietta, were the guests of Miss Bessie Wilkes last Sunday. Come again. Miss Alice Stroud visited rela tives in Atlanta the past week. Mr and Mre Tom Davis are vis iting home folks at this place. Mre Rufe Holbrooks and family of Atlanta were recent vieitors here to the delight of friends. Mise Donia Danie!ll vieited rela tives here Sunday. Blue Bell. New Hope. Miss Blondine Webb, of Com merce, who bas been visiting Miss Velma Rogers, returned to her home last Wednesday, Mr. Mayes Frey and Miss Cor rie Frey visited their aunt, Mrs. Ballard, at Octavia, last Saturday and Sonday. Mizs Daisy White, of Marietta, spent Sunday with her brother, Mr. T. W. White. g Mr. Ernest Hamby, who has been visiting his parents for the past two weeks, will retorn to Florida the first part of the week. Messre. Ernest Hamby, Carl Hamby and Barney Blackwell spent several days of last week with relatives iu Adairsville, Mr. B. T. Freyv, who is one of New Hope's most efficient Sunday school teachers, carried hig class to Atlanta last Saturday. They left Marietta at &:80 o’clock. The first place of interest visited was Grant’s Park. = Here the forenoon was epent, and after a bountiful and delicions dinner, they found their way to White City. Only a ghort space of time was spent here, for each was anx.ous to reach Ponce de Leon. When the latter was reached, time seemed to fly too swiftly. The remainder of the afterncon was whiled away here. Then after visiting some of the tallest buildings in the city, they again turned towards home, At 7 o’clock all were safe in Marietta, feeling that one of their most pleasant days had jost been spent. Mrs. B. J. Hamby is the guest of her son Horace, of Atlanta. Mr. B. J. Hamby had the mis fortune of getting his barn burned down übout ¢ a. m. Monday, ‘Much feed was devoured by the fire, The rats were the ones that fired the barn. GRIFFIN. Due West. If we ever had any good news, it is now. A seven days meeting re sulted in 22 conversions and many anxious ones were at the mourn ers bench daily. It was a union meeting and all took interest as we have no church here but God fearing and in favor of prohibi tion. Kvangelists Melvin Lacy and John Wates will hold a tent meeting here another year. God bless these two young men, Mr Frank Smith, a young man from Illinois, last Friday in com pany with other men, while walk ing through the crop of Charley Hamilton came to a barbed wire fence, and againet the advice of his companiong, attempted to jump it and went headlong feli a straddle the fence, gashing his legs, He is now unable to walk and is minus a pair of pants. Young man be careful how you gshow your agility and nerve, Mr C A Kemp and wife spent a day in Atlanta last week. Mr Charley Buford of Roxana spent a day with Mr Will Warner this week. Amor, Kennesaw Mt. Academy, We are having plenty of rain and enough sunshine to make the crops grow very fast, Mrs. Easterlin has for her guest this week Mrs. Wright, of Atlanta. Messrs. Stovall, Channell, Hadaway and others from Marietta sang at this place Sunday afternoon, There was preaching Sunday night at New Salem by Rev. Henderson. Mr. 8. O. McEachern is having his large crop of oatg threshed. We hear that he will move his family to Mari etta soon. Mr. J. H, Bates i 3 on the sick list this week. We hope for him a speedy re covery.