The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, October 31, 1907, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text-~ BY 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. I sea that nearly every farmer has his cotton nearly all picked cat, and it 18 now going iuto the hands of the gamblers, which is bringing the price down, and they are getting the money that the farmer ought to have, There are a great many of the farmers in this section that have dug their sweet potatoes and are banking them for spring use. , Some of the farmers are gather- Jing corn and making preparations - to sow wheat. Every farmer ought to sow enough wheat to make enough to do him, and plant corn enough to do him, and then he could hold his cotton until he could get the worth of it; but un til then, he will have to raise his cotton and take whatever he can get for It. and be left in debt after it is all sold. Plenty cf corn in the crib, plenty of wheat in the box, plonty of meat in the smoke house, brings prosperity to the farmer whether he has any cotton or not. Bruran. Oakhurst There was a very hard rain and wind storm Sunday afternoon, which caught a good many people on the road, as it came up very suddenly. Mr Cogburn, of Butler’s, was the guest of Mr J M Cogburn and family Sunday. Mrs John Garter, who has been on an extended visit to her chil dren aud relatives in Wabash, In diana, is expected home at an early date. Homer Kemp and family, of Sandy Plains, were the guests of his father’s family Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Lon Wright and two little girle visited her brother, near Hickory Flat, several days the past week. Mies Lena Kemp and brother, of Butler's, visited relatives at this place Sunday. Mr leham Brown is making ad ditions to his dwelling. Mr W H Dewees was called to Dalton Sunday afternocn to the bedside of his fick son, C G De wees, who has the fever. We hope for his speedy r«covery. AT D South Kennesaw. Mrs J L Brock is visiting rela tives at Holly Springs. Mr Hiram Owens, of Center, vis ited Mr A Thompson and family Sunday. Mrs Elsie Fleming and little son, Andrew, have returned home after epending several dass visiting her sister, Mrs P A Jackeon, of At lanta. Mr George Park, of Emerson, was the guest of Mr W Roberts and family Sunday. We are glad to note that Mrs W Roberts continues to improve in health, Lilac. FOR CHAPPED SKIN. Chapped skin, whether on the hands or face, may be cured in one night by applying Chamberlain’s Salve. It is also unequaled for sore nipples, burns and scalds. For sale by C. M. Crosby & Co., Marietta, Ga. —————— et Many a man who takes himself serionely is coneidered a joke by his neighbors, BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY, a 8 mercury will surely destroy the sense of emell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on pre scriptions from reputable physicians, 8¢ the damage they will do is ten-fold to the good you can possibly derive ‘rom them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, man afactured by F.J. Cheney & Co , Tole do, 0., contains no mercury, and is ‘aken internally, acting directly upon the blood and ‘mucous surfaces of the sy4tem. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure V 8 sure yoo get the genuine. Itis taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, oy FJ Cheney & Co. Testimonials iree ~Sold by druggists. Price, 75e. per oottle, Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti pation Itier b 4 1@ wears hig hair shoy - - wishes she was aO, : Acworth. Mr J D Strickland, of Kensing ton, visited his sister, Mrs O H Humphries. The Acworth washwomen charge 80 much that the clever cditor of the Post has to wear a shirt for two weeks. He doesn’t reel like Payiug a year’s subscription for a clear. shirt every week. Mr HH Logan has recovered from a spell of sickness. Mr J M Tanner has moved into the Kendrick residence. Mr RlGunnell and family have moved to Atlanta. Acworth. Mrs E M Bailey visited her mother, Mrs McDowell, in Atlan ta, last week. Mrs H W Bailey returned to her home in Americus last Sunday, after spending the summer here. Mrs R L. McMillan, who has been quite ill at her home here, was taken to Dr. Noble's sanita rium in Atlanta last Friday. Miss Alvareen Craig, of Chatta rocga, i 8 visiting her great aunt, Mrs R M Mitchell. Mr Lane Mitchell, of Atlanta, spent Friday in Acworth with rel. atives, Mr J D Strickland, of Kensing ton, visited his sister, Mrse O H Humphries, the past week . Miss Myrtle Prichard is visiting relatives in Resaca. Mies Oneida Phillips, who hasa position in the Menlo High School, spent a few days last week with her mother here. Mre George Aguew, of Menlo, is visiting friends in Aeworth. Mrs George I Reece visited Mre Thomas Brooks, in Atlanta. the first of the week. ~ Messrs John and Howard Hilley and Miss Maud Hilley returned from Jamestown Exposition, Waehington and other points, last Saturday. ~ Mre. James L Lemon has re turned from Cedartown, where she ’visibed her daughter, Mrs Liudy ‘Smith. ~ Mr Everett, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here with Mr Norman Kitcher. Dixie. Powder Springs. Mrs J W Selman and daughter, Miss Neva, speut several days in Atlanta the pas: week. Miss Emma Lewis, student of the State Normal School at Ath eus, spent Saturday and Sunday with homefolks. Mrs Belle Wright has returned home from a very pleasant trip to Washington, D C. Mrs R A Smith, of Thomaston, is the guest of her mother, Mrs Margaret Lindley. Mr Roy Tapp, who is atternding school at Gordon Institute, spent Saturday and Suuday with home folks. Roy came with his military compauy to Atlanta, and they es corted the Lieutenant Governor of New York to the fair grounds. Prof and Mrs Brock speut the week end in Atlanta with relatives and friends. Mr Everett Moon, of Pauiding county, i 8 a new strdent at Bre pard Institute. Miss Bessie Hughey and a Mr Mitchell, of Atlanta, were recent ly married. Miss Hughey once lived here, and hgs a host of ad miring friendr and relatives who waft congratulations and best wishes to this happy couple. The Literary Club of the High School was entertained by Mrs Ida Bennett at her Jovely home last Thursday afterncon, Games were played and a guessing contest wag enjoyed by all present. Dosie Bookout and Louise Scott won the prizes. Delicious refreshments were served, and Mrs Bennett proved a charming hostees. The Baptist church is to have new stoves put in right away. There will be a missionary rally at the Methodist church next Sab bath, the Brd. A pice program is being arranged. No. Mount Olivet. Mr W H Orr spent Saturday evening with Mr F M Lacy. Mr M S Austin has gone to Tay lorsville to do some work. Rev W E McCollum preached a fine sermon Sunday on ‘‘Sinning Against the Holy Ghost—the Last Chance for Salvaticn.”’ The meeting at Mount Olivet will not be until ? 2’clock, cn the fourth Saturday in November, on account of ordaining some dea cons. Drs J M Ellis and T J Van zant cams out Sunday arnd dressed F M Lacy’e leg and took him up, which was a treat to bim Come Again, CASTOILY A.. Yearethe Ton Wad Sog Have Ahwavs Boi; liguuture - A man inclited to be erooked is apt to go straight to the bad. } ——-——————M' e ~ All simple things are best—ex cept girle. - Olive Springs. Mies Ida Brewer, after visiting her sister, Miss Ada Brewer, in Wadley, Ga., for the past month, has returoed hom to the delight of her mauy friends. Mrs Bobh Sanders and Mrs Sam Sanders and son visited relatives near Bolton last Weduesday and Thursday. The many friends of Master Du rant Barber, who has beeu sick for several weeks, will be glad to know that he is able to be out again. Mrs Lizzie Smith, of Atlanta, was the guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs J H Jones, Saturday and Sunday. Rev John Reynolds, of Atlanta, fllled hie regular appointment at this place Sunday. He will alsc preach here next Sunday at 11 o’clock. Mr Jim Moon and family visited relatives in Douglas and Paunlding counties the latter part of last week, We are glad to report that Mr J W Barber 18 much Improved. The Literary Society will meet Saturday night, We will have a very interesting program . Prof. Ludwick, ot Marietta, will furnish some fine music, and aiso will have some fine dialogues by the Rice Chapel. Hope ail will come out. ‘The many friends of Mrs W J White will regret to learn she is very sick. Mr J W Barber isadding anoth er room to his houee aud also hav ing some other repairing done. Mr John Hendricks has the con tract. Mrs Jones, of Atlanta. is the guest of Mr J H Jones’ family for a few days Rev J G McCoy, of Atlanta, visited his parents, Mr and Mrs A J McCoy, Snanday. On Sunday night he preached a very able ser mon at this place. We hope Rev McCoy will make a noble worker, as he has just started out in this grand work. Mrs W P Stephensand children, of Smyrna, were the guests of rel atives here Saturday and Sunday. The singing at this place was largely attended Sunday after noon. You just ought to see one of our yourg men. He is smiling from ear to ear since the return of a certain young lady. Mr W R York visited his broth er, Mr Joe York, in Atlanta, Sun day night, returning home Mon day. Several of the young people from here attended the singing at Mr Jim Wiley’s Surday night. Mre Ruby Moon and little daugh ter, are visiting relatives near New Hope. Mr Deuton, of Acworth, was in our midst Sunday . Mr J H Mackey, of Atlanta, was the gueet of Mrs J H York and family Sunday. Mrs J H Jones and little daugh ter are on a visit to relatives in Atlanta this week, LuciLE. CASTORTITA. Bears the Tuie Kind You Have Always Bought Signature Macland. Rev Olin King will preach here next Suncay afternoon at 2:80 o’clock. He will also preach here the second Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mary Taylor has returned home from Marietta, where she gpent last week with relatives, Messrs Edgar and Ernest Clay left last week for Ellis county, 'l'exas, where they will make their future home. Gathering potatoes is the order of theday now. They are turning out very well. Mrs Fannie Brown has returned home after spending two weeks with relatives in Marietta. Mr Gus Mimms, of Atlanta, is working for Mr Rasen Dobbs, We regret very much to report the eerious illness of little Carl Dobbe, the two-year-old sou of Mr and Mre Felton Dobbs. Mr R B Guffin is visiting rela tives in Cedartown this week. Mre W N Hardage, who has been very sick for the past three weeks, does not seem to improve, we are gorry to state, Mre F M Hardage, of Dallas, is visiting the family of MrJ D Hard age this week. MrsJ N McEachern and Mr Quinter Dobbe, of A'tlanta, spent Sunday with the family of Mr. Felton Dobbe. Ruby. * For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the : Sigp»*re of WM( It’s the things yvou dou’t care for that peopis are uiwass willing to hand ~ . New Hope. Mr Mayes C Frey is attending school at the Tech. Mrs W E Wallis and children of Elberton visited relatives in this vicinity last week. MrJ T M Spinks and w.fe visi ted Mr Adolphus Spinks in Mari etta last Sunday. Mr S'O Spencer will leave this week to visit in Cleveland. Ohio. Quite a wumber of our young Qeople attended a pouud supper at M: Pair’s near Smyrna Saturday night and reported a nice time. Mr and Mrs Jim Rogers and niece, Miss O'Kelly of Commerce, visited Mr C J Rogers and family recently. Mrs W R Turner, of Marictta. will lead the devoticonal services of the Home Mission Society at this place next Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. Let everybody attend. Mr Hugh Moore who has been sick for six weeks of typhoid fever is able to be out again, | Misa Ara Lee Segars of Waleska is visiting here. Mary. Io most cases consumption results from a neglected or impm'gerly 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 insist upon havingthe gen uine in the yellow package. Sold by all druggists. Due West. This community is in a prosper ous condition, ali enjoying good health, weather fiue for gathering crops. We have preaching once a month, a fine Sunday school and prayer meeting every Sunday night. Also have a literarv gocie ty and Farmers Union, Rev A G Cantrell gave a fine talk on the wages of sin last Sun day night. Bro John Watts gave a good discourre on the prodigal son. Prof Ellis has a good sing ing school twice a week. Messrs Cicero Meek, James Meek and Judson Green have formed a company and erected a lathe, shingle and saw mill. We predict success for the boys as they are sober and industrious. They received an order for ore hundred thousand lathes from the foreman of the Macland college, besides orders from other parties, In this good community there is room for several more tenants. Mr James Fold who has been eick for sometime is able to be out again, Mr Charley Dickson who is at tending school in Rome, spent Sunduy and Monday with his pa rents. Mrs B W Griggs spent last week with her daughter at Austell and reports that three young men came to that little city in one day to make their home one at Mr Hum phries, one at Mr George Wallace, and one at Mr Allen Brewer’s. On the fourth Saturday after unon in November at 2 o’clock, Monroe_Spinks of Atlauta will as sist Rev Will McCollum in the or dination of four deacons, Bros. John Crowder, Fitzgerald, Adair, and Goodwin, also their wives as deaconesses, MrC A Hamilton, Mr Will Warren and wife attended the hu rial of Mr Andrew Templeton at Olive Springs. Amor. Providence. Rev Jack Morris, of Smyrna, preached here Saturday aind Sun day. The people of this community are up with their cotton. Guess who the couple were that met at a certain place on last Sunday to talk. Prayer meeting here every Sun day night. Mise Ida Tritt visited Mies Ada Blackwell Sunday and Miss Lela Blackwell visited Miss Nellie Triti? Preparing to sow wheat and oats. Roee Bud. R Blackwells. The party given by Miss Emma Dobbs Saturday night'was enjoyed by all pregent, A few couples went chestnut hurting Sunday up on Brush mountain, Mieees Emma and Mattie Bryan gpent Sunday with Miss Maud Reevee. Mies Annie Mae Latimer has re turned from a visit to Marietts. Misses Emma McCleskey and Berta Dobbs returned to Waleska Monday, after a week's visit to their parente Mr Virgil McCleskey, of Mari etta, epent Sunday with his father, Mr T H McCleskey. Mise Docia Babb, of Macland, spent a few daye this week with Miss Clara Jones. Mrand Mrs M A McCleckey epect Saturday vight and Suuday with their daughter, Mrs Edna Haney, near Woodstock Mr Charley Shevw is imnroving slowly. ‘i le, Orange Hill. I wish to correct a mistake the typesetters made last week. They had Orange HiH items entirled *Olive Springs.’ and slso said the the Concord Singing Convention would meet with this church, when it should have been the Un ion Singiug and should have been the first Sunday i 1 June instead of January. Mr Luther Floyd last Saturday and a crew of hands wsre fixing a jet ina well. and Meesrs Fred Mackey and Ernest Vaughu start hd to draw him out when the rope broke and he fell back in the well, which was I 8 feet deep, striking on his head and shoulder, inflict ing several bad cute and hruises. Dr Haggard of Mableton was sum monad and pronounced the cuts not of a serious nature. Mr Floyd had & miraculous escape from death. Wa hepe for him & speedy recovery. Everybody come out to the singing here next Sunday evening. The einging at M L Dauiell’s Saturday night was well attended. Rev M D Smith preached at the Preshyterian church laet Sunday. It was Mrs Cora Barter that visited Mre S J Pair instead of Miss Cora Barber. Mr R A Hill is erecting a ten ant house on his farm here. Vitae. A New York messenger boy who got away with 6,500 n $l,OOO bills during the financial flurry found it impossible to change cne of the bilis to get himself some thing to eat, so carried the money back to its owners in disgust. Too much money sometimes is quite ae bad as none. % 3 L & e thcz}é g g ¥ & 2 ; L‘\\' y | i ﬂ "y bV g" }D) p H w 2 C o h b iy / = | = A, M Imﬂﬁ WS NN }%ﬁ' b f»"\_\( S// N TR el AT ALY N ) D e ee e e, ‘“ company, Attention !’ “For recreation you will now ! listen to a story from head- .. quarters.” Capr. RexaLy, Adj. THE HUMAN LOCOMOTIVE. - ; A certain man, because he : e - was 80 strong and hearty, im- ‘ agined he was a locomotive, e There was, he thought, no limit : to his vitality. : £ He regarded his stomach as , 5 the firebox. All‘he had to do N/ was to keep the firebox full. Q \ He followed the Mississippi \\~ steamboat plany and crowded L . everyoldthingintohisstomach, . One day when he was pulling ) a heavy-oad the firebox didn’s @ L burn right, so the Human Lo S \ - ' comotive stopped toinvestigate : e He found the flues choked, b‘, the firebox full of clinkers, and b ; so stuffed with fuel that it i 8 [ couldn't even show a red glim- < !\ "‘ mer. 4 BG.O Somebody told him ‘o keep a \f\ clean fire with a good draught, \ ~ and feed it regularly, with only 7 7 & certain quantity at a time. @'\ j "A He was further advised to ' Y use Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets ' ‘\ el for the purpose of putting hims - o self in first-class shape. )l He did as he was told, and . ’ was soon able to pull and haul 8 L \ as well as ever, DBesides he ”A\\‘ puffed less under a heavy load. > /’/ v "~‘fi;'~» at v i Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets S y are absolutely guaranteed to S‘h S ; curealithedistressingforms /) |~ LN sia . of Dyspepsia and Indiges- v L mxl ; m i tion, or we’ll pay for all the x ; o medicine you take. / i Price, 26c., at our store- cr by mail, B Jn w. LEGG & CO. & : T o | DRUGGISTS. g -@ t | A R o " N 7 g \ 7 .y4/7 ] ! ] ‘ 4/[ \ > . ; \ ! 4 4, : L_ﬁ L \\ 4 NS : \ ¥ms © ‘ c:‘. o" N : ,! 4 & " AL TR AT TR T . ; Lost Mountain. Mr Madsion Reed of Concord epent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs Lizzie Keheley. - Eemer Mayvs and Elijah Davis went to Atlanta last week and traded for gome mules. Two monkeys paseed here last week ‘‘showing oft’’ four Italiaus and four hand organs. The Ital ians performed we!l. Luther Mayes of Cartersville spent several days here last week visitiug his father, The regular preaching service will be held at Midway, Saturday. If the members want to encourage their pastor they sh uld be on hand and not find urgent business at home or spend the day in town, Mr Chester Hendrix spent Sun day with Miss Pearl Bullard. Allen, b o Blackwells. Our people are making preparations for sowing wheat and oats. Miss Docia Babb isvisiting Mise Clara Jones this week. Sunday school was reorganized at Ebeneezer last Sunday with officers as follows: Supt,, Mr. M. C. McCleskey - Asst. Supt., Mr. W, A, Betsill ; Sec’y and Tres , Miss Daisy Chandler ; Teach ers classes No. 1,2 3 and 4, respective ly, W. A. Betsill, A. C. White, Miss Ora Chandler and Mrs. M, L, MeCles key ; Organist, Miss Emma Dobbs. Sun day school at 2:30 p. m. Everybody, come out and help in the Sunday school work! We expect to have one of the best in the country, and there is no rea son why we should not. Rose. Conceit may puff a man ap, but it doesn’t boost him. A guilty conscieneo needs no ac cusar, but it usually has one.