The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, October 17, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBY CORRESPONDENTS, From other Towns and Lo calities. WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS. All Points of the County Represented, Rural News Fresh and Spark ling for Perusal. Wiley'’s. Frost Thursday, Sunday and Monday mornings. Mr. James Hodge died in Ala bama, a short time ago, He for merly resided here, but being left alone he went to spend the re mainder of his days with his brother in Alabama. Mr F B Barber has been elected superintendent of the Sabbath School at the Second Baptist church at Butler’s, and Rev B, A. Bell assistant supt. The Sabbath school meets every Sunday after noon at 8 o’clock. Several visitors of this vicinity attended the big singing at West ern Heights in Atlanta last Sab bath, the writer among the num ber. Beulah. Olive Springs. Mr Lewis Moon after visiting his son, Rev D L. Moon, here for several months has returned to his home in Talladega, Ala. Miss Euphonia Mclnnis is on a visit to friends near St Simons Islaud Brunswick, Mr G E Crow and wife accom panied by Miss Lou Brown, visi ted in Atlanta and Grant’s Park, Saturday. Rev Reynolds, of Atlants, will preach at this place every first and fourth Sunday. Mr W M Templeton visited uear South Kennesaw Sunday. Master Durant Barber 1s still confined to his bed room. Several here attended singing at Mr Tom Segars’ near Smyrua last Sunday night. Rev V B White filled his regu lar appointment at Maloney Springs Saturday and Sunday. Mr Johu Moon and wife visited relatives in Atlanta Sunday. Mr John Hendricks and family vere guests of relatives near New Hope Supday. Remember prayer meeting ev ery Sunday night. Don’t stand back on account of cold weather. Let all help in the good work Lucile. BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of emell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the muecous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on pre seriptions from reputable physicians, a¢ the damage they will do is ten-fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, man ufactured by F.J. Cheney & Co , Tole do, O, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the §ystem. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. Itis taken internally, and made in Toledo, Obio, }))‘ F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials ree. Sold by druggists. Price, 75¢. per bottle, Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti pation —————— e PO - New Saleni. Mr Walter Adams, of near Can ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with the family of Mr Tolbert at this place. ~Mrand Mrs Booth, of Olive “prings, spent Sunday with the :amily of Mr C C Burton. : _ Messrs Baxter and Webster Guf fin vieited relatives and friends in At‘!anta Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Alexander spent Saturday with her daughter in Atlanta. Misses Lula Eubanks and Dora Guffin visited the family of Mr R I Adair at Macland last week. Miss Bessie Foster and brother ‘Pent Sunday with relatives wuear Due West, I will say to the people of this Vicinity that if you wish your ame in the paper or know any hews, visit or have visitors, please f."il the writer about it and it will © Very much appreciated. Love All DOING BUSINESS AGAIR. "When my friends thought I was ihout to take leave of this world, on &ecount of indigestion, nervousness and general debility,”” writes A A Chisholm, ‘Sfm.ad“'f'll, N Y, "*and when it looked as !! there was no hope left, I was persuad ‘G to try Electric Bitters. and I rejoice {0 #ay that they are curing me. 1 am 19w doing husiness again as of old, and “m gtill gaining daily.”” Best tonic ?@.‘-’d‘?me on earth, Guaranteed by J Legg & Co, druggists. 50c. ' Acworth. I Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, a fine son. | Mr. Wm. McCleskey is now with th- N, & C railroad. Mrs. H. M. Putuam is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Mec- Dowell, 1n Forsyth. Mr. D. D. Barrett will build a house on his lot hought of the Christian Church. . Mr. James R. Lemon, aged 81 years, died in Anniston, Aia. He Iwas a son of Capt. J. L. Lemon, and leaves a wife and a son. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. R M. Lemon died Friday. B In most cases consumption results from a neglected or improperly treated cold. Foley’s Honey and Tar cures the most obstinate coughs and prevents serious results. It costs you no more than the unknown preparations, and you should ingist upon havingthe gen ‘uine in the yellow package. BSold by all druggists. ) e | Powder Springs. ~ Died.—Mrs Sallie Maddox, wife of Mr J C Maddox, died at a sani tarium in Atlanta, last Thursday eveniug. She leaves a devoted hus*and and six little children be side a host of sorrowing relatives and friends to mourn her loss. Mrs Maddox had only lived in our community about a year, but all who knew her loved her. The fu neral was preached at the Baptist church Saturday morning at 11 o’clock by Rev I M Spinks and the remains were interred in the city cemetery. This bereaved fam ily have our deepest sympathy . Mr and Mrs Frank Tapp, of Henderson, Ky, were recent guests of the family of Mr W J Tapp. Miss Mamie Vaughn who 18 at tending the State Normal school at Athens, spent Saturday and Sunday with homfolks. Mrs Eula Williams, ot Acworth, 18 visiting her aunt, Mrs Uriah Matthews. Mies Lillie Mosley svent last week with relatives in Douglas ville. Mr John Mosley spent Sun day there and accompanied Miss Lillie home. Misses Meek of Illinois are the charming guests of their sister, Mrs Mat Dorsey. Mrs Belle Wright, Mr Henry Morris and Mr and Mrs J E Me- Kenney epent last Wednesday in Atlanta. They attended the Na tional Convention of Rural Car riers. Mrs T N Camp and son, Dil lard, have returned from an ex tended visit to South Carolina and the Exposition, Mrs Clyds Pool and children of Hiram epent Sunday with the family of Mr A A Wolfe. Mr Carl Bel! of Atlanta spent Sunday with homefolks. No. Sardis. Rev McCollum filled his ap pointment here Saturday and Sun day. Miss Myrtie Jolly, of Alabama, is visiting her aunt Mrs A J Alex ander. Mrs W N Gantt is very sick. We hope for her speedy recovery. Jack Frost made his appear ance here Sunday. Had plenty of ice, Mrs A J Alexander gave a can dy pulling last week in honor of her niece who is visiting her. Messrs Wm and Milton Gantt were among the visitors in our community Sunday. Mrs Choice Reed who has heen spending the summer with her parents, has returned to her home in Atlanta. Amicus. Sunday school at this place at 9.30 am. Everybody invited. We are glad to see Mr John Marler out again after his illness. Misses Della Barfield, Lona Conn and Maud Black visited Misses Elva and Holly Haney last Sunday. The singing at Miss Myrtle Daniel’s was largely attended. Mr W J Frauklin returned from a pleasure trip to Cincinnati. Mr Hoyt Fridell is slowly recu perating after his long illuess. There will be a singing at Mr Billy Smith’s next Sunday ' "zht. Mr J P Dobbs will lead. luvery body invited and bring booke. You car never tell what will happen when an expert butts = o the game. Kennesaw Mt. Academy, Mr end Mre J R Robinsoun, of Lost Mountain, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her broth or J H Bates and family. Several here attended {the bap tising at Kennesaw Sunday. Four were baptised. This makes 125 Rev J J Crow has baptised this vear. Sunday was his last ap 'pointment at Kennesaw. 4 Mrs Adair of Mt Olivet visited her daughter Mrs Lee Mitchell Seogey. . . The timekeeper cannot show the musician how to keep time, Macland. Diep —Mr Dean Hardy, who had been sick for the past few months with dropsy, died last Monday moraing, Oct. 7th. Mr Hardy was 52 yeais of age. He was a kind and obliging neighbor, and had many friends who regret to learn of his death. The funer al services were conducted by Rev W F Walden, and the interment was in the family gravevard near Coruer Chapel. He leaves a wife and several children whe will miss him greatly iu the home. The bereaved ones have our sympathy. Mrs Hattie Babb is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs I M Pittman, at Riverside. Miss Nannie Griggs has been very eick for the pust few dags, but 18 eome better at this writing. Miss Etbel Taylor left Monday for Powder Springs, where she has accepted a position as clerk for I N Lindley & Co. Mre Fannie Brown is spending several days in Marietta with her son, Mr Jim Brown. We r§ret to learn of the sick ness of Mrs W N Hardage, also of Mr Billie Hardage, who has the fever. We hope for them a speedy recovery. Mr J W Mayes and family, of Atlanta, are visiting the family of Mr Harvey Taylor. Mr H M Hardage and family, of Dallas, visited the familv of Mr J D Hardage last week. Mrs Naannie Mims, of Atlanta, visited relatives here last week. Col W P Pewer, of Marietta, and Profs Hurt and Oliver will lecture here next Saturday afteruoon at 2 o’clock. Let everybody come out and hear them. There was quite a heavy frost here Monday morning. A collection was taken up for the orphans’ home last Sunday, and a sum of $lB was realized. MARrrIED.—At the residence of Mr J F Lumpkin, in Marietta, last Sunday, Mr Grover Petty and Miss Kate Taylor, both of this place, were happily joined iu wed lock. Rev J H Patton, of Mari etta, performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Taylor, of this place, and is a sweet and amiable young lady, and numbers her friends by the score. The groom is one of our most energetic and enterprising young farmers, up right and industrious, aud his many f{riends are congratulating him on the prize Le has won. Mr and Mrs Petty are stopping with his mother, where they will be at ’home to their friends. May their pathway always be as bright as it 18 to-day, is the wish of Rumry. BITTEN BY A SPIDER. Through blood poisoning caused by a spider bite, John Washington, of Bos queville, Tex, would have lost his leg, which became a mass of running 'sores, had he not been persuaded to try Bueck len’s Arnica Salve. He writes: ‘“‘The first application relieved, ard four box es healed all the sores.”” Heals every sore. 26c at J W Legg & Co’s, druggists. e Concord. Rev Gus Bond filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday. A large crowd attended the baptising Sunday. Mrs Arrington is still improv ing we are glad to know, Miss Katie McKinney, of Pow der Springs and Miss Mizzie Kemp and sister, of Macland, are vigit ing the family of MrJ M Reed. Mr Heury Sorrells, of Hiram, visited the family of Mr Landram Sunday. Some say that there is no need of the Concord dots to appear in the Journal for there 18 another writer near by who will distribute all the news. Pike. i e | Bentley-Brooks. | A very quiet wedding was sol emnized at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs G B Bentley, last Sunday mornirg at 9 o’clock, be ing that of Miss Allie Bentley to Mr William T Brooks. 'the wed ding was a quiet home affair and was witnessed by the immediate family of the bride. Mr Brooks is the son of Mr J R Brooks and grandson of Mr S R McCleskey, and 18 & young man of fine buei ness qunalificatione and one of herokee’s leading farmers. | 'he bride is one of Cobb coun vy s most popular maidens and is a young woman of many lovely traite of character and accom plishments, The ceremony was performed by Rev EM Dyer. The couple are receiving congratulations of their many friends. A Friend. THE PRICE OF HEALTH. | “The price of heaith in =a malarious distriet is just 25 cents, the cost of n{ box of Dr. King’s New Life Pilis.”! writes Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark. | New Life Pills cleanse gently and im--l part new life and vigor to the gystem. 250, Satisfsction guaranteed at J W Legg & Co’s, druggists. Many a blonde may be suspec-l ted of wave that are dark. Blackwells. Meeting at Ebeneeger next Sat urday evening at 8 o’clock. also Sunday at 11:80. Everybody, come! Miss Edua Bryan spent Satur day and Sunday with Miss Irene Dobbs. Miss Emma Bryan spent Sat urday night and Sunday with Miss Clara Jones. Mr and Mrs A C White visited Mr Alonzo Dunn and family Suu day. Misses Irene and Neta Dunn spent Saturday night with Mies Bertie McCleskey. Mr Dave McCleskey, wite aud three children, spent Saturday night with Mr Homer McCleskey and family, Miss Bertie MecCleskey spent Sunday with Miss Mattie Bryan® Mrs W P Dawson and son, Mr Tom, spent Sunday with Mr Polk McCleskey and family, The singing given by Miss Pearl Prance on Sunday afyt.ernoon WAaSs a grand success and enjoyed by all present. Miss lona Milier, of Woodstock, spent Sunday evening with Miss Pearl Prance. Miss Grace Beavers spent Sun day with Miss Pearl Prance. Kir Dave Haney and wife spent Sunday with her paients, Mr and Mrs M L. McCleskey. Mr and Mrs A C White spent Sunday night in Marietta with Mrs White's uncle, Mr J Adams. Messrs Linton MeCleskey and Tom Bryan attended church at Woodstock last Sunday. Brur BeLis. Orange Hill. Mr H M Smith, of near Milford, spent Sunday with Mr Robert Murner and family. Mr Pleas Gann and family, of Smyrna, visited Mr O D Gann last Sunday. Mr Ed Stegall is visiting Mr Babe Stegall and family this week, Hon E P Green, of Marietta, was in our community last Fri da.K:i r Krnest Vaugho has pur chased a new buggy. Look out for him, girls! Morgan Dyson visited his best girl here last Sunday. Mr Jack Eason and wife visited his father here Saturday and Sun day. Picking cotton is the order of the day. The singing at Councord last Sunday was largely attended and ‘highly enjoyed by all preseut. ‘The leaders were as follows: Hon ‘Jake C Moore and Messrs O D ‘Gann, E W Pair and H B Reed. ‘The good people of Mableton and vicinity are arranging to have an all-day singing next Sunday, and a large number of prominent and well-known leaders have promised to be with them. KEverybody, go there and enjoy it with the rest! Mies McKenney, of near Powder Springs, visited her sister, Mrs J Madison Rued, last Sunday. Vigra . Pine T[lountain. Mre M G Flin visited her sis ter, Mrs Lewis, last Sunday. Miss Minnie Kirk visited Misses Pearl and Sallie Tolbert last Sun day. Mise Sallie Flin spent last Sun day with Miss Mollie Kirk. Mies Gertrude Lacey epent last Saturday bpight and Sunday with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs J M Kirk. Mr and Mrs F M Kirk spent last Sunday with their son, J W Kirk. | Mr T M McCollum, of Cherokee, | spent last Saturdav night with Mr W A McCollum. | Mr Will Price has moved to Mr W B Ballinger’s. Luong, + with all requirements of the National Pure Food Law, Guarantee No. 2041, filed at Washington, w J* .41", e 1o a 2 i B @ & ol LN o A b > . A o o oA LO, A R A\ \ ‘ J 9P & ; { b/ L WER\E w 0 ey L)\ s \ \ Ey -””%/,:; ﬂ#//'/./ e Q -\ g Oy i g R\ R . : Dyl '7"#"-";}?{&:'-'g"?i":\“‘b"/"’L e . 22 Pt ) A N N =t e A AN LA e G\ == == =7~ Bl <7 N o~ - T SRI Ni\ ‘% o % ,/”'IQ S A : ’ . 1 /’. // i‘\ oN ‘ p L ” ;// . , "'v.f"' ’2‘:’ x: '< ~"o‘% My Sl sP VR An.“ 3 /)r-- Ay \ \Sk s, y gé{,. ,".‘,' ,{.// g G gl S (R &Y. 7o | = -3 ' ‘ ' -'3 .‘ N il . 3 15%\‘*'\‘ ﬁ. ’y%. ;i\_' . ) ‘Q % Y“ < S by T RNt O ' w . "0l 3 = 2%a, =f GAVE THIM AMEBITION AND THE ,S?_"‘E i ‘s{ . r ; ¥ e LdlEogy ~ewd \soLD i seard - POWER THAT TURRED THEWILDER-F % 32% € 0 %Y Y packaces oy . . ¥ * e ~ N, - $ e “For over thirty years,” writes a| . s“iﬁ IFTO THE GREATEST RICHEST | = ";x“', “ \\\ _FOR YOuR . { = COUMRY THESUN 5 N T i gentleman in Los Angeles, “1 have | it IS uPcnt -5‘;“:; tt‘.g\‘d"’omc’w" ’ . | al \ab 14 sinade . : A A s . used Arbuckles’ Coffee. Many times | 18ther. That it costs you less is due simply | LR NNY N ' . ‘ |to our coffee business being so much greater | ? '\ § my family has tried other coffee only to |, MBI e . | L 43 ki i than any competitors, in fact, it is larger than the | R I come Dack to our old reliabic, unchange- | pext four largest firms in the world combined, | PACE2Z€ Dearng nis name. able Arbuckles.” No other coffee has iWe raiurelly can and actually do give better | Don't take it, neither the looks nor the price isiy.— . . . v this uniform never failing aroma, I care | cofiee in ARIOSA than anyone else can give ;74‘3-'—3l‘3 “‘3 flup qr:;;i;gq :'0 mattler wheze you » v L tos ot g £ e Gt & &by buckles’ SA, " pa notat what price. | have cften wished | ' the price; Beiag the standard article it is | "2¥ AU ¢ e) M ‘;y. I could tell you this.” M her {sold at the narmowest margin of profit. | for it, it's the same old unifform Arbuckles co ell you this. any other | S "‘g—'—" Boy 1 { ARIOSA Coffee a 1 iOme gocers Wi o seil| . . pCOPIe have the same opinion. | . 1 g ¥'O SC if vour grocer will not supply, write te Arbuckles’ was the first roasted packaged | YOU instead loose coffee which the | ARBUCKLE BROS eoffee, and s sales exceed ali the others put io2Br 18 aSﬂaXﬂCd to S’.‘H I & New York Cise e T AR\ , ¢g " B (@ , ::: ‘v‘.‘ :d N i 5 M -~ j‘ '“ C! !3 f l | g B et ™ W 5 ) o . " | Pl ‘\Q e—— L RS S e UOREY . AR e The wrapping on fifty per cent of the toilet soaps sold costs as much as § the soap itself. True soap value is not generally considered. Why not pay for Seap Instead of the Wrapper? REXALL TOILET SOAP is a B purely vegetible oil soap made from the finest material and contains abso lutely no free alkuli to dry up and R wither theskin, Tts delicate perfume @ is pleasing to persons of refinement. " It gives you the purchase money B i Soap. Put up in pliin blue wrap- B } ping paper. Three cakes in a box 10C. pert ane, three cakes for <s¢, , ® Tax Collector’s Notice. I will be at the following places on the dates mentioned for the purpose of col. lecting State and County Taxes for the year 1007 : i Aot s e e s Marietta ..............|October Ito b aemous . ... . 7morn [October 23 morn|November 7 morn Boayenn ... ... ' 7 eve i 23 eve At 7 eve VininF‘.............‘ i 8 morn - 24 morn » 8 morn Sonalls. ... ..., ... i 9 morn i 256 morn “ 11 morn s .. o 9 eve 1 26 eve » 11 eve auNe . e 2 26 . 12 Powder Springs. . ... .. e i e 28 o 18 meblang ..., ¥ 1M mom 1. 29 morn # 14 morn ()reg0n..‘....,”......l ‘* l4eve * 20 eve > 14 eve BeßOak,. . ...... ... , ' 15 morn il 80 morn " 15 morn Lost Mountain.... ....| ‘' 15eve YN 15 eve SOWBEEL . wlB . 81 i 18 Bigßhanty. ... ....... ‘** 17morn |Novemberl morn ! 19 morn UL 11 " 1 eve 1 19 ave SOt Uk, ... ...... ** 18 morn o 4 eve : 20 morn Dol .., w 2 i hH i 21 Merritte.. ... ... ... .. 't 22 morn " 6 morn A 22 morn Squire Garrett’'s ... .. 0 4 morn I will also be in Marietta ali other days until the 20th day of December. The books will then close. T hope all will meet me promptly and pay their tax and save cost. I will be compelled to ¢'ose up my business by .fvanuary Ist, 1008. H. B. CLAY, Tax Qollector Cobb County, Georgla, ROUECHE & MMEEKIN, eP|_ U M B | NG = Tin and Sheet Metal Work. GENERAL JOBBING MARIETTA, GA. Patience 18 a splendid virtue— in others. f It’s unlucky to het $l3 on an other man’s game on Friday. (N 15T Wenr on the face, lips and hands. We have cam phor ice and various lotions, which, when applied in time, is a preventative and cure for “‘chaps.” JW Lt 0. “The Big Rexal Store on ine Comer,” Ragtime music is good enough for the person who chews the rag. Even the blind asylum may be a sightly place.