The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, August 29, 1907, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextNTY NEWS * 3V CORRESPONDENTS, : * om other Towns and Lo ,_ calities. . [ s §orK OF NEWS-FINDERS. i Points of the County Represented. goral News Fresh and Spark ling for Perusal. Wiley’s. Remember, all lovers of music g 0 cordially invited to be at Col lips Springs, near the river, next gghbath, and participate in siug ivg those good old songs that are »d in that dear old book called , Sacred Harp. It is a union ing of the Cobb County Sacred | ing OF e o Harp Association. I'Aet everybody sttend and bring their dinner, and ] would be very glad for some good person to bring a ‘‘snack” for this writer, as I will be there, if ot Providentially hindered. Mrs Sally Brockman and daugh ter, of Atlanta, spent last week gith her brother, Mr A A Mayes, and also visited her many friends ip this community. Mr W H Crawford, after spend ing eeveral days with the writer, has returned to his sister’s in At- Janta, and will spend a few days ere, and then return to his home n Texarkana Texas. Some of our neighbor farmers began to pull fodder last week., BeuLAH. ———— D O~ G Olive Springs. Mr Lewis Eidson, of Paulding connty visited his brother, Mr Will Eidson, here last week. Miss Lena Brown was the charm ing guest of relatives in Atlanta lost week. Mrs G E Crow and little daugh fer, Myrtle, spent several days with relatives in Marietta last week. Born, unto Mr and Mrs George ders on Monday the 19th a fine ‘Pven - pound giil, The mother d little “*tot’’ are doing exceed ngly well. Mrs John York, who was quite ick last week, is somewhat im roved. Mrand Mrs Candler Wilson has eturned from New Hope, where hey had a most pleasant visit ith relatives. Our prayer meeting is growing nteresting, and we hope all the oung men and young ladies will join us in the good work. Mre W J Whste has returned from Atlanta, where she was the uest of friende and relatives forl the past week. Mrs Katie Stephens and child reu of Smyrna were guests of rela tives here for the post few days. Miss Emma Saterfield, of Car tereville, is the charming guest of hergrandmother, Mrs Mary;Brown of this place. | Mies Alma Landers, of Oakdale, vieiting her sister, Mrs J Moon. Little Madie Martin who was very sick for a few days last week, & elowly improving. ~ Several of the young people at thfh*?(;(i the baptizing at Milford Sunday. Mrs Dave Bizzell was called to the bed side of her sister, Mrs f“ﬁhkit’.‘a, of Marietta, who 18 very ow, Mise Tda Brewer has accepted a POEltion with the telephone ex chavge in Marietta. Remember the literary society Vil ‘meet Saturday night. All vited to come. Lucile. 100 REWARD, $lOO. pl:‘l» readers of this paper will be one o 1o learn that there is at least R --"‘?-u‘:‘d disease that science has thar .2 to cure in all its stages, and the - atarrh, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the .4 POSltive cure now known to b *al {raternivy. Catarrh being e, tutional disease, requires a con- C\l]‘r; &l treatment. Hall’s Catarrh v . ‘aken internally, acting direct- S (ben the blood and mucous surfaces fo.n .~ -vem, thereby destroying the he . 'on of the disease, und giving - tehent strength by building up the Ji. . ''Ution and assisting nature in o mq. “ork. The proprietors have that - ‘Bith in its curative powers any ‘.;;N:f‘ﬂﬂer.()ne_ Hundred Dollars for ligi o€ that it fails to cure. Send for L, Cstimcnials. y Toress B J. Cueney & Co., Toledo, O. . ‘; y ull’Druggiets, Tse. pa{*’ iall’s Family PiMs for consti i b ASTORTA. g b z]hs Kind You Have Always Bought “ifnatore 1 S ‘W:i:‘" serd your printing out of town R(x;)u € can and will give you just as - ““("k 8t ae low figure as you can qr"‘ “®where, Satisfaction guaranteed . charge. Sustain home industrs. - Want your job work. Give it to ue. E McAfee. We regret very much that Migs Mary Bensor is quite sick with typhoid fever. We are having a good school np der the man gement of Mr T Chastain. Colonel Power visited the school Wednesday of last week and gave a splendid talk on ‘‘local taxa tion.”” Our people should give this very important question much thought, and let us act together on it. ’ The community at large return ‘their heartiest thauks to Colonel iPower and the hoard of education for the splendid help which they ‘have given us in bu:lding our neat and comiortahle school house. ~ The singing at M\r W O Ward law’s Sunday evening was much enjoyed by all present. Mrs Charles Wilkie is visiting relatives in Atlanta. Mr J P Jolly hus sold his farm to Mr Jokn York, of Mississippi. We are sorry to lose this family. Miss Ocie Wardiaw, principal of East Point public school, and Mise Aline Johnson, of Americus, Ga, are visiting Mr and Mrs W O Wardlaw, Mr and Mrs Chastain left the 19th instant on a vieit to Ala bama. Mr J L. Blackwell is having a saw-mill placed in the woods near his home, and expects to have quite a lot of lumber cut. Mrs Hill, of Atlauta, is visiting her sister, Mrs Jennie Burt. Mrs Gann, of Angier avenua, Atlanta, visited Mrs H H Hefper last week. Mr Leo Jolly is all smiles since he returned from a visit to Man ning and other points in South Carolina, and we think it will not be long ere he makes another visit and brings a fair companion back with him. Mr W O Wardlaw has returned from Macon, where he has heen on a visit to his sister. Lost [lountain. - i The community was shocked on last Wednesday morning to learn of the death of Mrs Ida Cain Mayes, wife of Luther C Mayes, of Cartersville, Ga. She was at Dr Battys Sanitariam at Rome, Ga., and having an operation perfori ed on Tuesday and died from the operation that night. The body was brought to Midway and buried Thursday morning. She leaves a husband and a five year old daugh- ] ter to mourn her death. Rev H B Seabright conducted the funeral services. The host of relatives and many friends join in sympa thy with the bereaved husband She was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church. A large crowd attended the Courier picnic and many compli ments were heard on Seab Wrighte speech. It would certainly be economy to the county for the Ordinary to finish macadizing the Marietta and Dallas road up to the city hmits ‘'while the machinery .s in place.‘ Lists for private eubscriptions are being circulated to raise money to complete this piece of road. The citizens out here are anxious that he finish thie piece of road hefore removing the machinery. ‘ Mr E W Kemp is building a large potatoe house. Ed is learn ing how to do things since he has got to mixing with up to date far mers. ' Bartow Henson,and wife of Em merson, Ga., visited his “rother here last week. Some have commenced pulling fodder the leisure season is over and we will soon get busy gather ing crops. Allen. New Salem. Died on last Thursday, Mr. William Eubanks, of this place. He was interred in the New Salem Cemetery, Friday. Rev. J. J. Crow conducted the funeral ser vieges. He was a true Christian and a member of the New Salem Baptist church. He was a brave Confederate soldier. He was T 4 years of age and leaves 5 children, twogirls and three boys and a host of friends to mourn his de mise. The writer eympathises with the bereaved family. Mise Dora Guffin spent Satur day and Sunday with relatives in Atlanta and East Point. ' Mr Baxter Guftin acd sister, Miss Klla, visited relatives at Hi ram, Sunday. _ Rev Henderson preached an in teresting sermon here last Sunday night. : There will be an educatiunal rally at New Salem Cburch next Friday vight the 30th. We hope that everybody will attend as we are expecting several prominent epeakers and am eure that you will be entertained and have a pleasant day with ue if you will come. Love All. Lots of men keep reforming just for the fun of undoing it all again. : bL Fe 1 ‘ = I"'%g- 'E':‘/:, 2 . ‘2d T [ T : P N s 4 s«\ &.4 /E;fj.fj‘,-g' > :"’.\ Sy '.'/'{6”‘ & ! *, | '.v‘!" ;f,ﬁ, '{‘ "- i & : A ROt BR\ | e\ 5L% A e e Pey N B AR TS R A o§ ‘ GAN ‘x‘;'\. M '._.".:'; Lo Pp CRCNR g'h ' L L . ’ r " 8/ /1 \ \ ) s T N Sl ST / \ MET & C__Foigui ey 1 / \ i s w \\\ \ '\ \ a 8 - = 1 / R \ . \ \‘\\ / Ve /R RRN /, R ¢ T‘:‘»L :.‘ A : :\ . -:" k :\ Tt . < A L iEe ~ [ \ ! l 588 //fE //' I . L AR \ Réi A - »‘ / _",‘é Wl’ ' < / Y, 4 We have a new line of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Shirts and Neckwear, which will be sold, after Sep tember Ist, at ten per cent. discount. Come to see us, and we’ll make good this statement. H. A. WARD & BRO. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT For the Six Months ending June 80th, 1907, of the condition of the UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO., Organized under the laws of the State of Georgia, made to the Governor of the State of Georgia, pursuant to the laws of said State. Principal Office, Room 25, Inman Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 1 I. Income During First Six Months of 1907. ; 1 1. Memhardhip Fee. ........c005... eV eniiovievehdn ¢ - : $ 13985 i B¢ ADWRE DUBR | .00 oeel st i L avieicdh THRRG DD Total paid by members ....... %....ce'cuue. . .....| 1385 05 | Awpnce By OMOES wiilui. . cinse il Vissaglitienrene. 00l 149308 ’ Total IRCOMN-.ou biviinhbie io: - . ..ovn) 2380030 4 - Total...’m 11. Disbursements During Ist Six Months of 1907. | | Vi RS RO CUMIEE . ..cooiivorieciidrtrinn vkt il e.. oo oniink B 100 0B ’ 2. Commissions and Fees retained by or paid to Agent 5........ 451 40 i 3. Salaries and Traveling Expenses of Managers of Agen- 4 cies and General Special and Local Agent5...................| 1714 00 i 4. Rente 806 00, TAXCR FRD 80 /oo 6l ik. habias 148 50 | 5. AAVETHEING B 3 30000 i i G e | 6. All other items, viz: Postage and Express $3 os, Jani- 13 30 | TOtAl exPßneen Ll il . 1. oo roitilars 2338 70 | Total Di5bupbemeifh....c............. .ok o s ecissnairive| SAHS 28 BRIGHOE. . oko f_’.w 111. Invested Assets. Lo Cash: B 0 Ofice 0l ol il B 8960 2. Cash deposited in Banks on Reserve Fund Acc0unt.......... 200 00 Sotal Net BUNES . ..( .. . . ohhiti ei ! 2(;.06() IV. Contingent Assets. ’ 1. Annual payments or premiums due and unpaid on mem- DOYSIID A 0 SOROE 0., (L 0 Bl vesintneae B B 8 D 2, Anmnual payments or premiums in process of collection DO B R e BRI Tv ek - 3006 .50 3 Total due from members... ...........cs.eeeeee.] 3881 50 4. Deduct estimated cost of collection 20 per cent................ 776 30 5. Net amonnt die from MeEMDBDBER Gl ioie ainieietooins ity ceee|l 310520 wFotal... _53105 20 SOl MBI ~ o L iR i “2280 L s TN V. Liabilities. 1. To Officers or others for advances on account of expen- 1 208 OF OTPatIvRtIO ... .l it $1423 35 Total Habllties iRI l 1423 35 A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified, is attached to the Annual Statement in the office of the Insurance Commissioner. STATE OF GEORGIA—FurTOoN COUNTY. | Personally appeared before the undersigned, J. E. Babb, who, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the Secretary of the Union Fire Insurance Company, and that the foregoing statement is correct and true. | J. E. BABB. | Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 27th day of August, 1907. | WiLLls DOBBS, l Notary Public, Fulton County, Ga. Tomorrow .8 the stone over which many a businéss man has stumbled. e D R ——— e RISING FROM THY. GRAVE. A prominent manufacturer. Wm, A, Fertwell, Lucama, N. C., relates a most remarkable experience. He says: “*After taking lesg than three bottles of Eleetric Bitters, I feel like one riging 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 alveady stopped the liver and bladder complications which have troubled me for years.” Guaranteed, at J. W lLegg & Ce.’s, druggists, Price only 50e. Some men corsider themselves brave because of their ability to keep out of a tight. For Infante and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought sowielop L Rane Sigp»«re of 7 A When a man really looks wise, it is a safe bet that he is just the reverse, R~ W G — < . WHA'Y IS BEST FOR INDIGESTION? Mr. A. Robingon, of Drumquin, Or:ta rio, has been troubled for years with indigestion, and recommends Chamber lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as “the best medicine 1 ever used.” If troubled with indigestion or constipa tion, give them a trial. They are cer tain to prove beneficial. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at C. M, Crosby & Co.’s drug store, Marietta, Ga. - Every village has Its oldest inu habitant, but he is never a woman, NEIGHBORS GOT FOOLED. “I was literally coughing myself to death, and had become too weak to leave my bed, and neighbors predicted I would never leave it alive; but they got fooled, for thanks be to God, I was induced to try Dr. King’s New Discov ery. It took jugr four one dollar bot tles to completely cure the cough and restore me to good souand -health,”’ writes Mrs. Eva Unca?har. of Grover town, Starke county. Ind. This King of cough and cold cares. and healer of throst and lunge, ie guarantead by J, W, Lﬂlﬁ & Co.. druggiste 50c. and 81 Trial bottle free. Smyrna. : Mr B T Frey has purchaeed the Grey property opposite the depot aud ie putting the same in good condition, Mre Prather is building ber a three room cottage oun part of ner Atlanta Avenve property. Mr Meicert of Marietta is the cou tractor and the work is progress ing nicely. Smyrna scheol term will begin the first Wednesday iu September, the 4th, with a full force of teach ers, and parents are asked to enter their children for this term at the earliest moment. Send your chil dren to school and see that they avtead throughout the year. A little echooling is about all many can leave them and it muet consti tute their stock-in-trade in after vears, - MrT W Whitfield has bought out the grocery business of both Mr Eddie Fleming and Mr John iDunton and will again enter mer cantile life. He will conduct busi vess in the old stand occupied by Mr Dunton after some minor re pairs have heen completed in the building. Auction sale of lots next Thurs day, Sept. Hth, promise invest ments to some one and probably a few new homes in our town, Mr D J Rayand family have gone back to Atlanrta. ‘ Mrs George Legg is visiting rela ‘tives and friends in Atlanta. ~ Mr Rush Lester has typhoid fever. There will be regular services at the Methudist church next Sutur day and Sunday, it being the first Sunday it September, Critic. | Sandy Plains. Died—The little one year old gon of Mrand Mrs Randolph Chan dler; interment at Holiy Springs cemetery Saturday 24th inst. The membership and the friends of Sandy Plains Baptist church, are building a new 40 by 60 foot 'churcll house at this place. The ‘contract has been let to Mr R W Chandler. The building is to be complete by December first of this year. Contributions may be han ded to Messrs J E Burton or Jas L Dunn, Secretary and Chairman of the building committee respec tively. The old church was sold at auction on Saturday 24th inst., Mr Jas I. Dunn being the highest ‘bidder. On Friday 25th inst., the school and quite a number of patrons had ‘the pleasure of listening to two ‘excellent addresses on the subject ; of local taxation for public schools by Col W R Power and Hou M L IBritt.ain. of Atlanta. These gen ‘tlemen. are not only veterans in ‘the work and well prepared to champion this gospel of educa ’tional advancement, but they are congecrated workers for the boys and girle of our state. Hear them. Tob E. Continude. Kennesaw. Misses Julia Bone and Loulie Shufford of Atlanta were recent visitors of Miss Wissie McKea Mrs Gunonell’s of Albertville, Ala, 18 vigiting her sister, Mrs A L Arrington. The Magounic fraternity will give an icc cream festival here Wedaesday night. Mr Alman Gatlin of Marietta was here Sunday. Mise Johugon ot Americus and Miss Wardlaw of East Point visi ted Mrs Frauk Burt last week. Miss Nellie Dobbs of Atlanta is visiting her aunt Mrs E Y Hill. Mr Emmett Kendrick,'wife and children visited Mr E H Gibson and wife last week, Mrs I S Morgan and Miss Bee sie Shaw of Tunnel Hill are here for a few days. Mrs J R Boman of Doraville, is visiting her brother, Mr Newton Boring, whom she had not seen in 85 yeais. j Mr Lem Whitfield and wife of Atlanta spent last week with Mr Johu Mayfield and family. The protracted meeting closed at the Baptist Church last Thurs day night with 26 additions, 18 by experience. Mr W L. Mcßea and son Gordon have gone to Atheneg to erect a cot ton mill, Mr and Mre B F Hughes have a baby girl at their home. Mr Mark Cason, Jr, of Atlanta spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W H Cason. A young men’s praysr meeting has heen organized at the Baptiet church to meet each Wednesday night. Gipsy. Mount Olivet. Mr Steve Austin is sick, also Mre Hattie Crowder. Mr Henry Sinyard is improving Mr Osear Adstin and wife are visiting his {ather who is sick. Mr Lance Brock and wife are visiting relatives in South Qarolina, L e 4—— e CASTORIA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bough: bewen (X T Acworth - Mise Leila Moon, of Marietta, has been the attractive guest of Miss Ida Connally.. Miss Clyde [L.ovingood, of Wood stoek, has been (1o charming guest of her relative, Mrs Q Miovin good, cn West Main street, for several days. Mr Eugene Ray left last week for a few weeks trip to Niagara Falls, Washington, Neow York, Jamestown, Canada, and other Eusteru poiuts of interest. Mr Obediah Chastair died last Thureday at the ripe old age of 87 years, at his home on Dallas street. The funeral was conducted by Reve W G Crawley and AJ Morgan, from Methedist church, Friday at 11 a. m. Misses Rossie and Maud Brooke are visiting the Misses Evatt. Mr and Mrs D D Barrett have returned from their country home accompanvied by Mr and Mrs D H Collins. Miss Nola Barrett 'is visiting Mrs George Northeutt in Marietta. Mre Ada Rice of Nashville is guest of her brother Mr Napoleon Tumlin here. Mrs Bondz Smith and Mrs J 8 Colline of Cedartown are visiting relatives 10 Acworth, Mr John Connelly, of Staves ville, NC, visited his sister, Mrs A J Durham last week. Mies Helen Christian, of Mari etta, who visited Mrs W 1. Abbott has returned home, Miss Oneida Phillips left Satur day to fill a position amorg the faculty of the school av Menlo. Mrs Daniel Stewart has ‘return from Atlanta. Dixie. New Hope. The Literary schocl at this place picaicked at the Powers new bridge last Friday. MrJ D Fleming and wife, from Atlanta, visited his sisters, Mre C G Rogers and Miis T W White, of this community. Migs Glennie Lee Perryman vise ited at Mr Hadaway’s, of Sandy Flat, the past Saturday uight and Sunday. Misses Belle and Kmma Warner, Lillian Owensby and Kllie Hol lams are the attractive guests of Mise Mittie Hamby, Mrs Hartman *n(l little son, William, of Atlanta, are visiting her' father, Dr J M Moore. Mr Guy Moore made ashort trip to Stone Mountain last week. We are sorry to note that Mr T W White is sick. Mrs Brockman and Mrs Bennett are visiting relatives in this com muaity. Powder Springs. Mrs W A Selman, who has been visiting the family of MrJ W Sel man, at ‘“The Oaks,” has return ed to her home in Atlanta. g Mrs T N Camp and little son, Dillard, have returned home after a visit of several weeks to relatives in Tennessee and South Carolina. Mr and Mrs W J Tapp spent a a few days the first of the week with relatives in Douglasville. Miss Minnie Lunsford, who has been the charming guest of Misses Emma and Hettie Lewis, has re-. turned to Acworth. Miss Corinne Beunett has re turned home from a very pleasant visit to Atlanta. Mr and Mre J S Bookhart and children spent Saturday and Sun day with the good people of Smyr na. Rev Bookhart preached for Rev J M Spinks. Dr Smith, of Thomaston, spent Sunday here with “‘a fair one,” The singing convention will con vene at this place next Saturday and Sunday, at the Baptist church. Mrs J W Selman and Mrs J L Beeson and little Miss Catherine Reeson spent a few days the first of the week with relatives in At lanta and College Park. The many friends of Mg T N Lindley will regret to hear be is ill. Powder Springs High School will open Monday, September 2d, with Professor Brock as principal and Mier Ella Hunter assistant, Brenard Tustitute will also open her doors for the second year Mon day, September 2d., Professor J S Borkhart will put forth every effort to make his school a success. Miss Lucy Wolfe has returned from a visit of sevaral months to her brothers in Asheville, N C. Mr R C Benuett left Friday for Brooks, where he will be- a guest at a house party. Mr W W Scott spent last week here with friends, Miss Lina Weldon is visiting at lonman, Miss Ragedale, of Dallas, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs C A Camp, has returned home. Miss Roberta Murray is visiting im Atlanta, the guest of friende. Miss Sarah Lewis, of Atlanta, 18 visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs John A Lewis. Mrs Beachum, of Atlanta, is vie~ iting the family of Mr A A “1;“"& r~ g 0.