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BY CORRESPONDENTS.
From other Towns and Lo
calities.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
All Points of the County Represented.
Raural News Fresh and Spark
ling for Perusal.
Wiley’s.
~ Mr Candler Wilson, who lives
ith Mr Eli Thomas, was thrown
from a bicycle last week and broke
his left arm.
Diep.—On Tuesday evening of
last week death again visited our
community and took away little
Isaiah Barnes. He was about two
yesrs of age, and will be greatly
missed in the family. The funeral
was conducted at Maloney Springs
church, by Rev A J McCoy. The
little body was laid to rest in the
cemetery at that place. The be
reaved family have our sympathy.
““We ghall meet those buds of promige,
Blighted by Death’s chilling hand ;
We shall see their fadeless beauty,
Blooming in the Goodly Land.”
Mr Franklin Fortner’s face is
all out of shape, smiling over the
arrival of a new baby boy at his
house, and almost every time ke
speaks, he says, ‘‘lt’s a boy.”
Mrs D C Hamby was called to
Atlanta last week tosee her daugh
ter, Mrs Sewe!l, who was very sick.
Beulah.
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for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi
ness transactions, and financially able to
%arry out any obligations made by his
rm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
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acting directly upon the blood and mu
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Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa
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) Acworth.
Mr Jere M Pound, state school
commissioner, will deliver an ad
dress at Acworth auditorium,
Tueeday evening, May 11th.
Mrs Ed Lemons entertained at
‘42"’ a number of friends.
Judge Fite, Judge T C Milner
and Capt McCormack made ad
dresses at the Odd Fellows’ 90th
celebration here.
The creamery ie receiving 2,500
pounds of milk daily.
Mr C C Phillips has bought the
Roberts place near depot, tearing
it down, and will erect a residence.
Mr James Pritchard bought a
lot from Mrs Smith Lemon, near
Institute, and will build a resi
dence.
Pete McLain will pitch witk the
Macon team in the Scuth Atlantic
L.eague, by contract.
CASTORTIA.
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Sardis,
The sipging here Sunday last
was largely attendefi and highly
epjoyed by all. Several visiting
singers from different churches
were present, and some good sing
ing was rendered. The leaders
were J P Dobbs, Harvey Barfield,
C J Lutz, W N Gantt, J B Black
well, Professor L F Moon, Charlie
McLain, Mr Browu, James Reed,
of Fulton county; Mr Hadaway
and Homer Lindsey. The next
singing will be on the first Sunday
in June.
There will be an all-day singing
at Olive Springs on the third Sun
day in this month, and one at
Providence on the fifth Sunday.
Mesers Claude and Bud Osborn,
of Atlanta, speut Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs Mary Christopher, of Mari
etta, is visiting Mr and Mrs R D
Barfield . Eureka.
Corner Chapel.
Mr Jim Clay is very sick.
Born to Mr and Mrs Luther House,
on the 30th inst., a fine son.
Miss Maude Edwards is on the road
to recovery.
Mesgsra Dave Wright, J N Moon and
Charlie Hardy have had telephones
placed in their houses. They go to the
Hiram Exchange. Trixie.
If you want to feel well, look well and
be well, take Foley's Kidney Remedy. It
tones up the kidneys and bladder, puri
fies the blood and restores health and
strength, Pleasant to take and contains
no harmful drugs, Why not commence
to-day? Sold by all Druggists,
Austell.
MarriED—At the Methodist
parsonage Sunday May 2d, Miss
Tilie Gordon and Mr. Clarence
Cousins, Rev. H C Hughes officia
ting. A reception was given at
the home of the bride’s parents
and a dinner at the home of the
groom. Mrs Cousinsis an attrac
tive young lady and the groom
one of best business young men.
Married—Sunday May 2d, Miss
Mattie Denson and Mr George
Cox at the home of Esq. Brown,
who officiated. She is an excellent
young lady and Mr Cox a eplendid
busicess young man.
Married—Mies Ethyl Matthews
and Mr George McKinney, Sun
day May 2d at the home of the
bride’s parents in Smyrna. Mrs.
McKerney is one of our most ex
cellent young men. We wish for
all of these young people happy
lives.
Mr Walter Duncan has returned
from New York.
Mrs Oscar Cox and children, of
Birmingham are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. P, Johnson.
Mrs H C Vorhees has again tak
en charge of the Benscot hotel.
Mrs Laura Runyan and Miss Ida
M. Jewell have returned from a
visit to relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs J F Lehman, of Anniston,
Ala, is visiting relatives here this
week, Observer,
Providence.
There will be an all-day singing
at New Providence on the fifth
Sunday in this month. Every
body invited to come and bring
their books and well-filled baskets.
Married, on last Sunday, Mr
Jake Hendrix and Miss Lula
Adams. The coupie left Sardis to
get married,
A heavy rain fell here last Fri
day, and the creek was higher than
we have ever seen it, the water
covering all the bridges.
Mrs Lee and daughter, Mrs
Adams, were the guests of Mr and
Mre Miner last Sunday.
We learn that there will be Chil
dren’s Day exercises at the Camp
Ground next Sunday. Edna.
Allatoona School.
Mr W C McLain spent the week
end with friends in Acworth,
Little Ruth Pitner visiting her
grandfather T J Pitner has return
ed home Saturday.
One of the most enjoyable af
fairs of last week was tha enter
tainment given by Miss Lena
Sprayberry on Wednesday even
ing. The invited guests were Miss
es Emma Lee, Ethel Hadaway,
Ada Terry, Sallie Mae Day, Geor
gia and Jeesie Osborn, {Lillie Pit
ner, Pearl and Julia Gladden, Lil
la Mae Spragens and Deesie Mc-
Lain, and Messrs Orlando and Ir
win Hadaway, Charlie Day, Jesse
and Sam McCleskey Pierce Terry,
Grady Brooks, W C and VL Mec-
Lain, Coleman Gladden and Will
T Spragens.
They say that everybody is com
ing to the einging here the fifth
Sunday in May. Say, don’t fer
get your dinner. We are expect
ing some good singers such as Prof
Watson of Dallas, Prof Gunnell of
Hiram, and Prof McLain of At
lanta. We are going to expect
you. M. /
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Blackwells.
Mrs Malinda Davenport, of Kennesaw
is visiting her son, Mr Dave MaClegkey,
this week. /
Miss Bertie MeCleskey spen't Tuesday
in Mariettsa shopping. /
Mr Jeff Dobbs and familg spent Sun
dafi with Mr J M Dobbs and family.
orn to Mr and Mrs Joe: Dean, a fine
boy, on May Ist. {
Among those on the 'gick list are
Messrs Bose Groover, Jdugh White,
Bill Castile and Mrg Jogph Castile and
Jittle Alice McCleskey.’
Mr Dave McCleskey spent Saturday
night with Mr Dave Haney at Wood
stock. /
Mr and Mrs Arch White attended the
funeral of Mrs White’s brothers wile,
Mrs W B Adams at Kennesaw Sunday.
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Shady Grove.
The singing gifren by the Misses Med
ford Sunday night was highly enjoyed
by those present.
Mrg Dewees has been very sick for the
past few weeks. ,
Mr and Mrs' Estes and baby, of Mac
land, visited fthe family of Mr Roberts
here Sunday ~
Mrand MrgJ R Guffin spent Saturday
night and Bunday with relatives and
friendz neay New Salem.
~ Robert Gruffin and sister, Miss Altha,
visited at Balem Sunday.
Mr Jimi Proctor, of Atlanta, visited
his parents here last Sunday.
Mrs Ad/ams and 3on, of Roswell, visi
ted her gister, Mrs George Haney, here
last week.
Mre Bannie Roberts returned home
Saturda’y from a two woeks vigit to re
latives st Cnrtersville, Dorothy.
The auctioneer knocks dowr al
moet everything he touches, and
yet nobody seems to mind it.
Macland.
Mr Walter Echols, who died
Augusta last Tuesday week and
was hrought home Wednasday, was
Yorn and reared in this communi
ty. He was the second son of Mr
and Mrs James T Echols or this
place, and was twenty-eight years
of age on the day his corpse was
brought home. Walter was al
ways a clever, good boy, aud every
body was his friend. He always
had a kind word and a pleasant
smile for all with whom he came
in contact. He was a fine busi
ness young man, and had been in
business 1n Augusta for the past
five years, and by his energy and
catefulness had accumulated a
good deal of property. He was a
member of the church at Midway.
And we learn that he told those
around his death-bed that he was
not afraid to die. We can’t un.
derstand that oue so young and
useful should be taken, but Ged
knows best, and though we miss
Walter greatly, we have hopes that
we will meet him where partings
are no more, His beautiful casket
was literally covered with lovely
flowers, tokens of love from friends
in Augusta and elsewhere. He
leaves father, mother, six brothers
and six sisters to mourn the loss
of an obedient son and loving
brother. Interment at Midway
Thuisday. The family have the
sympathy of the entirte com
munity.
M: and Mrs W N Cochran, of
Hiram, speut part of lsst week
here with Mrs Cochran’s sisters,
Mrs Hewett and Mrs Petty.
Mr James E Babb, of Rome, was
the guest of his sister-in-law, -Mrs
Hattie Babb, last Wednesday night
and Thursday.
Uncle Billie Hardage is spend
eng a few days in Dallas with his
son, Mr Frank Hardage.
Mr and Mrs Nez White left last
week for Atlanta, to be gone about
two weeks.
Mr George Echols, of Nashville,
Tenn, Mr Lawson Echols, of Au
gusta, and Mrs Monroe, of Atlan
ta, attended the funeral of their
brother, Walter, last Thursday.
Mrs Addie Babb has returned to
her home at Battle Hill, after a
two weeks’ visit to relatives.
We learn that a poultry farm is
socn to be started at Lost Moun
tain. Well, we are just a little
ahead of Lost Mountain in that
enterprise. One of our most
worthy ladies aiready has a pcul
try farm here. She has four or
five acres beautifully wired in,
chicken houses, etc, and every
thing needed in a poultry yard.
Of course, she is just trying this
on a small scale this year, but af
ter this year she will go into the
business more extensively, and we
feel sure will meet with success.
And when we get that car line
we're looking for, there will be
many more enterprises started up—
such as dairying, truck farming,
etc. Just let the car line come,
and we’ll show yon what we’ll do.
Ruby.
- Nesbitt Chapel.
Allen Rakestraw and family of
Paunlding county, spent Sunday
with W T Jones and wife
Joe Camp and wife of Marietta
visited W R Camp Sunday.
Jesse Camp is spending some
time with C M Head’s family.
The Sunday school at this place
continues to increase in Attend
ance and interest.
Rev Mr Manning, of Smyrna,
will fill his regular appointment
here next Sunday at 11 o’clock.
The Home Mission Society of
our church met at the home of C.
M. Head Sunday afternoon.
We prophesy that the crops will
be the easiest made and gathered
this year of any in a number of
vears; at least we will know as to
the truthfulness of the old saying
that late planting will save a
working in the spring and a pick
ing in the fall.
Dont You See.
Due West.
Mr W B Sorrels and wife of Hi
ram were with Mr B W Griggs and
w.fe Saturday and Sunday,
Mr Otis Kemp who has been at
school in Athene came home Sat
urday to spend awhile, !
On the 26th of April the odd
Fellows celebrated the 90th auni
versary of their order at the school
house. Delicious refreshments
were served. Fine speeches by
Prof H R Hunt, of Macland, Rev
F M Lacy and Mr C A Kemp.
Amor,
KILLS HER FOE OF 20 YEARS,
‘‘The most merciless enemy I had for
20 years’’ declares Mrs, James Duncan,
of Haynesville, Me., ‘‘was Dyspepsia. I
had suffered intensely after eating or
drinking, and could scarcely sleep. After
mauy remedies had failed and several
doctors gave me up, I tried Electric Bit
ters whick cured me completely lam
70 years old and am overjoyed to get my
health and strength back again”’ For
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Kidney
Trouble, Lame Back, Female Complaints,
it’s unequaled. Only 50c at W, A. Sams
& Co.'s,
Kennesaw.
Diep—Mrs. Bertie Adams, wife
of Mr. W. B. Adams, April 30th.
The fureral was conducted by
Rev A J Morgan at Mars Hill,
Sunday at 11 o’clock, after which
the remains were interred in the
cemetery there. Just a little over
two years ago Rev Morgan per
formed the ceremony that united
Miss Bertie, eldest daughter of
Mrand Mrs N A Darham, to Mr.
W B Adams. Her life was as
beautiful as the sweet flowers that
covered her grave. She was of a
gentle disposition, a devoted wife
and mother, and all who knew her
wae her friend. She is survived
by her husband and little son, ber
parents Mr and Mre N A Durham
and several brothers and sisters,
who have the sympathy of the en
tire community .
Miss Vivian Hilderbrand of At
lanta has been visiting her. aunt
Mrs Ed Carrie and family.
Mr TomGatlin is having a house
erected on his lot near the post
office.
The mauy friends of Mrs. T. J.
Hardage are glad to know she is
able to be up.
Mrs. S J. Pyron is visiting Mr.
and Mrs Lucious Leathers at Vil
la Rica.
Mrs George Skelton spent last
week with her sister Mrs B. Virgil
Greer in Marietta.
Miss Nellie Eidson is in Atlan
ta where she has a position.
Mrs J G Lewis and Mrs Lige
Skelton were visiting in Atlanta
last week.
Mrs Jasper Steel and daaghter,
Miss Ossie of Rome were here last
week.
Mr Tom Kitchen of Atlanta is
visiting Mr John Cagle.
The singing at Baptist Church
Sunday wae quite a success. A
large crowd present, coming from
Atlavta, Smyrna, Marietta, Ros
well and Acworth and surround
ing country. The leaders were J.
P. McLain, George Booth, John
Hook, J W Kitchen, A C Wallace,
J H Pitner, S R Hilderbrand and
Homer Flinn There was just
any amount of good things to eat
and we suggest that we have a
singing at the Baptist church ever
first Sunday in May hereaftor
We hope everybody enjoyed them
selves while here for Kennesaw
gates ure always open.
Mr Tom Adair of Alabama is
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Joeeph Adair.
Mr and Mrs Walter Barnett of
Atlanta spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr S J Baldwin and
family.
Mr Ray Baldwic was up from
Vinings Sunday late in the after
noon and the last seen of him was
in the direction of Allatoona.
Born to Mr and Mrs Lucious
Leathers of Villa Rica April 26, a
fine son,
MrJ W Bennett will erect a
two story brick building on his
lot adjoininng the bank. There
will be two business houses on the
first fleor, one to be-occupied by
J W Kitchen and W P VS?hitaker
for general merchandise, ard the
other by DrJ W Ellis for a drug
store. There will be ten rooms up
stairs for a hotel or boarding.
Mr and Mrs G R Gibson and
son, Stanley, returned to their
home in Rome Sunday.
Mre J(Z Foster, of Marietta,
spent Saturday at Mr W B Adams’
home. Gipsy.
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Make your paint and save manufac
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the least cost when you mix 34 of a gal
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with a gallon of L.& M, Paint. You
then make 1%; gallons of paint. Buy a
gallen and try it, and get your money
back if not found 80, The L. & M. Paint
hes been used over 35 yesars, and has
decorated more than two million Ameri
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Marietta, Ga.
Nickajack.
Misse Lillian Anderson is on an
extended visit to friends in Ag
lanta.
Sorry to note the illness of Mrs
J O Arnngton.
Mrs Claude Moss entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Estella Green, who left Sat
urday to spend the summer with
relativee in Baltimore. Miss Es
tella hag many friends here, who
wish her a pleasant trip.
- Miss Maude Moss of Atlauta was
the guest of relatives here Sunday.
Mre J N Dodgen and Mrs B C
Medlin spent part of last week
with their mother, Mrs S J Tur
ner, at Oakdale.
Rev Dameron filled his regular
appointment at Mt Harmony Sun
day.
There will be gervices at Conceord
next Sunday morning. Everyone
that can, come out and hear KRev
Gibson preach.
Mr Car! Gann of Mableton was
here Sunday, Jack.
If a man can wear a bread
tray on his head for a hat, why
shouldn’t & woman make use of
the waste basket. ,
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The Woman’s Missionary So
ciety met at this place last Satur
day afternoon. Remember that it
meets monthly, and always Satur
day after the fourth Sunday.
Mr Frank Manning and family
have moved back to his farm.
Miss Mattie Phagan is visiting
her brother here.
The party given last Wednesday
night by Miss Clara Jones, in
honor of her guest, Miss Emma
Bryan, was enjoyed by a large
crowd. ;
Mr Allen Edwards has accepted
& position in Atlanta,
Several of the young folks of
this community enjoyed a fishing
trip last Thureday afterncon.
Those comprising the party were
Misses Annie and Addie McEl
reath, Mattie Phagan, Lucy Camp,
Pearl Kirk, Emma Bryan, Docia
‘Babb and Clara Jones, Messrs
Cliff Warren, Coon Shaw, Sam
Jones and Howard McElreath.
The belled buzzard has been seen
in this community during the past
week. The bell was both seen and
heard. It is fastened on or near
the left wing. Who belled the buz
zard?
Many weak, nervous women have been
restored to health by Foley's Kidney
Remedy, as it stimulates the kidneys so
they will eliminate the waste matter
from the blood. Impurities depress the
nerves, causing nervous exhaustion and
other ailments Commence to-day, and
you will soon be well. Pleasant to take,
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Talk about the farmers having
no influence, they are stirring up
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Smyrna,
Our farmer friends are getting
very much discouraged with the
present prespect for raising a crop.
We have had so much rain, it is,
or has been, well nigh impossible
to do much farm work. There is
not much done in this neighbor
hood in the way of pitching a
crop.
Mr T L. Hamby has moved iuto
his bandsome now residence ou
Terrell avenue, about the prettisat
’house in town,
Mrs. Fredonia Stephens, of At
lanta, has moved back to our towu,
occupying the old home place ou
Terrel! avenue. Glad to have you
with as, Sister Stephens.
Marietta and Smyroa ball cluba
played ball Saturday, and when
the yelling and noise wss over, the
Smyrna boys found themselves
‘badly beaten. Marietta was too
much for them.
~ Born to Mr and Mrs John Mat
thews, Saturday, April 24th, a fine
‘boy.
- MrJ W Ridley has just finished
recovering his house and had added
a large veranda all across the front
and down the side of same, giving
the place an improved appearance.
Mr 8 B Love’s new bungalow
is nearing completion, and will
soon be occupied.
Preaching at the Method:at
church last Saturday and Sunday,
the regular firet Sunday services
for that church at this place.
It is reported that several piecas
of Smyrna property changed
hands last week. Critic.
