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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1907.
400 Rooms
Popular Price Palm Room and Cafe
OITH EIRIS S
A LETTER PROM P. L. SEELY.
Mr. W. V. Zimmer. Dear Sir: I want to thank you personally
for the superb manner in which you handled The Georgian banquet.
I do not know what other people would think, but the fact that
you handled us with 125 plates and three other banquets at the same
time all under the Kimball roof is to me a pretty good evidence that
we owe you a great deal of thanks for some of the conventions we
have had here, for I believe the way you have handled them has done
a great deal toward bringing others here.
If anybody doubts what kind of goods you can deliver, send them
to us. Yours truly, *
THE ATLANTA. GEORGIAN.
A LETTER PROM MARSHALL P. WILDER.
Messrs. Lougee & Zimmer. Gentlemen: For asthma, typhoid
fever, pneumonia, now debts, ring bone, loss of sleep, lost baggage,
lost appetites, late train and apologetic letters failing to inclose, The
New Kimball is the only sure cure. I have traveled some, and I know.
Rest assured that I shall always speak a good word for you from
Maine to California. Yours truly,
MARSHALL P. WILDER, Humorist and Author.
The New
KIMBALL
Atlanta, Georgia.
Established for Reputation.
LETTER FROM DONALD LOYLESS.
Mr. Donald Loyless, Secretary of tho Georgia Bottlers’ Associn- ■■
tion, ■writes: "Over 1,400 delegates, their wives and friends at
tended the convention of the American Bottlers’ Protective Asso
ciation. Tho facilities extended by The New Kimball House (of
ficial headquarters) were thoroughly adequate and the many cour- J
tesies enjoyed through the liberal management of the hotel wero ,
greatly appreciated and left nothing to be desired. We desire to of
fer our congratulations to tho management and express our sincere
appreciation of tho thoroughly enjoyable entertainment accorded
visitors at the convention.”
RALPH BINGHAM writes: It affords me pleasure to state
that although there is no pi ace like home ,the next thing to it
is the New Kimball. The traveling men say to, too.
A LETTER FROM BRANNEN & ANTHONY.
Mr. W. V. Zimmer. Dear Sir: It is with the true sense of ap
preciation that we thus voluntarily address you and take occasion to
thank you for tho excellent service rendered us on the occasion of
the banquet to our employees. Everything was in perfect accord
and in keeping With our ideas. The service was superb.
In our opinion you have mastered the art of serving and pre
paring, and with tho new and elegant equipment, the New Kimball
offers peculiar inducements and is certainly in advance of the times
along this line. Wishing you continued success and assuring you
that we will always be happy to add our commendation regarding
your service and especially your treatment of us and our employees,
we beg to remain, Yours very truly,
BRANNEN & ANTHONY.
One of the Best and Most
Liberally Conducted Hotels
in the Great South.
A LETTER FROM R. L. PALMER.
Mr. W. V. Zimmer, The New Kimball. Dear Sir: At the con
vention of tho National Association of Retail Druggists, we had a
registration of -over 1,600, and the officers and members of tho asso
ciation join me in giving much credit to the sncccss of the meeting )
to the able co-operation of yourself and Mr. Lougee. Your part was
managed in a businesslike and satisfactory manner, and in every way
met with our approval. Yours truly,
R. L. PALMER,
Secretary Atlanta Druggists’ Association.
FROM THE CARRIAGE BUILDERS’ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Gentlemen: It has been my privilege to attend tho conventions
of the Carriage Builders’ National Association for many years, but I
am confident that it remained for tho Kimball to assist materially in
making our last meeting in Atlanta the most profitable and success
ful in my experience.
Tho equipment of your hotel and the manner in which it is man
aged are worthy of tho highest praise. Yours cordially,
ELLIOTT DUNN,
Chairman Executive Committee.
GAINESVILLE.
Miss licssle Harrison has lust re
turned from Jefferson, where she spent
some time with her aunt.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harr} - Jarrard, of At
lanta, were the guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Walker.
Mrs. c, R. Allen has os her guest
this week her sister, Miss Esther Rtce.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sloan have been
•pending pnrt of the week In Atlanta.
Miss Maude Montgomery ho* re
turned from Commerce, where she has
been one of the successful teachers In
the public schools there.
Professor R. E. Park, of Athens,
visited his wife and little son Sunday
at the home of his wife's mother. Mrs.
Aaron WhelcheL where his wife has
been visiting for some time.
Colonel p. jf. Johnson tendered his
Sunday school class a picnic dinner
and harhecue at Chattahoochee Park
last Thursday.
Walker Smith Is at home from South
Georgia for a few weeks' stay with
home folks.
A large party of Gainesville's young-
set took a hay ride to White Sulphur
springs recently, and after a splendid
uinnor was served they spent the
eveidng In dancing at that popular rO'
Messrs. A. J. Mundy, George F. Bag.
"ell and J. H. Reynolds have been
spending the week In Atlantic Beach,
ti i , attending the .convention of the
Cotton-Seed Crushers' Association.
Mr. Henry Deltx Is the guest of his
brother this week.
Anna Bell Mathews has re
turned from Thomasvllle, Ga„ where
sue has very successfully fllled.a very
important position In the city schools
,h e past term.
, R - D. Grlgg and family have re-
turned from a very pleasant trip
through the East, stopping by James.
" n their return.
" Ir - Henry Estes, son of George P.
'tvs, has returned from Atlanta,
he has spent a very successful
term at Tech.
. *! rs - £ imo » Longstreet !■ in Wo»h-
‘"kt'/n. IX C , for several days.
Miss ltutli Barber has returned from
*etW n rt her parents at Jef-
i., *• Hnyd Cox, of Gadsden, Is visit-
siLt r motller- Mrs. Allen, tin Main
Carrie Johnson, has as her
(iref'n, m lr "- A'**""™ Culberson, of
Greenville, s. C„ and the Misses Nits
Ileal. n ’.°f South Carolina, and Susan
4 “ans, u t oxford.
BARNESVILLE.
■i«s Lucy Beck has returned to her
m. ' ! 1 Gridin, after spending sc
Jjj Mis* Mary Mlnhlnnette.
SltVhl, Ulir -'"Incr and Miss Luclle
•- ta h1 “ve upending some time In
I ycett!** ** > ® c ** 1 patettB* lessons
11, u ';,H. Willis, Miss Helen Wll-
in ,7 M '*» Jos Ollphant will leave
"hem 7k day *„f or Lo« Angeles, Cat,
Mr. W. w Wl/lla** 11 th ® famUy ° f
Month 0 in. at 'ie! een Y er & er has * one *°
•endam n'. »*>•«> »*>« was an at-
flag. ut _ JM. th « Ltnton-Beckett mar-
Mrs « £r h ^ cc ? rr *> on J““S 19 -
burg p. . Co °k has gone to Fttts-
t'ni * h * »«1 visit for sev-
Ms„? y th * her daughter, Mrs.' C. D.
nave b£7,* 5 -Jr Wckette and family
day. *" DouglasvUIe for several
Airs. Pickett* and children will
term.
Mr. Emmette Ward la at home for
the summer from the Tech.
Miss Carrie Sue Blocker, of Blakely,
has been visiting In the city.
Mrs. I. E. Booth, of Carrrabelle, Fla.,
spent part of Saturday and Sunday
with her cousin. Mrs. John Ward.
Mrs. 8. U. Stanly, of Albany, spent
the day with Mrs. John Ward Monday.
spend the summer there.
Mrs. C. S. Sewell, of Orantvllle, visit,
ed her sister, Mrs. H. D. Pace, several
days recently.
Mrs. Charlotte Willis and Mrs. Ella
Green have been visiting relatives In
Griffin for some time.
The Bamesvllle Chapter of the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy held
a very pleasant and profitable meeting
at the home of Mrs. Tom S. Murphey
this week. A very Interesting program
was rendered and those who took part
in the exercises were: Miss Lillian
Mitchell. Mrs. Gayner Turner. Mrs. J.
C. Porch, Mrs. O. L. Martin, Mrs. J.
A. Wsllmaker, Miss Mamls Mitchell
Mrs. A. O. Murphey and Miss Pris
cilla Stroud assisted Mrs. Tom Mur
phey In entertaining.
The announcement of the approach
ing wedding of Miss Lela Collier and
Mr. White Jordan has made this young
couple tho recipients of many congrat
ulations. They are very popular and
have a large circle of friends and ac
quaintances, not only In this city, but
elsewhere. The "adding will be an or „ „
event of social Importance and will be number of hlg f rtencl , at a barbecue at
CARROLLTON.
Mr. Ed Colclough, of Rome, la visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ell Col
clough, at Mrs. E. O. Kramer’s.
Mrs. George West and daughter. Miss
MArlnn, are spending this week In At
lanta.
Mr. L. C. MandevlIIe and daughter,
Miss Eugenia, are In Warm Springs
this week.
Miss Hattie Aycock Is In Warm
Springs.
lira L. P. Mandsvlllo returned home
Tuesday night, after spending a month
In Greensboro and Lumpkin.
Mrs. W. B. Dillard and children re
turned to Oxford Friday, ajfter spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. M. M.
Bradley.
Miss Ruth Gardner, of Atlanta, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Manor Bradley.
Mr. B. B. Thomaseon, having flnlihed
hla course at the State University, Is
at home for the summer.
Mayor H. W. Long entertained
a very pretty affair.
CARTERSVILLE.
On Wcdnesdny afternoon Mrs. John An
derson cntortnlncd hsr F.uchro Chib henutl-
fully In honor of her guests, Mrs. J. A.
Crawford, Mrs. Lonla Crawford and Mrs.
Frank Prudon, of Dnltnn.
Miss Idalu MUnra was tbs hostess nt the
weekly meeting of the Bridge Club last
woek, entertaining In honor of Mins Flor
ence Milam, who Is at homo after a year's
study tn' New York city. . _ , .
The Young Matrons Club mat Saturday
with Mrs. A. II. Cunjms, who has sp her
E 'est Mrs. Bert Mm*, of Teunesicc, and
rn. J. G. Simpson, of Sontb Carolina.
Mrs. Akin entertained last Tuesday In
honor of Mrs. Sam Erwin, of Chattanooga.
Mr. Oscar l’ceplea Is la Chattanooga, at-
lading tha Tenneeaae press Clair.
Mr. Carl Smith, of Mexico City, has been
the guest of hl< mother. Mra. C. II. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Rees* kisr.b.11, of Atlanta,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIDaou.
Mrs” Bradley Howard, of Atlanta. Is
spending the enmmer with her mother, Mrs.
Mr' and^Mre W. A Ilenaell, of Atlanta,
are the guests of Mrs. A. O. Granger at
^MhwMelone, of Atlanta, la the guest of
M hUss ‘^renere'sims. of Brunswick, will i
day Morning Uddge Club at Ite lost meet*
Ing. __
ARLINGTON.
Mieses Ruby Riley and Mamie Car
ter, of Americus, ore the guests of Mrs.
H Mr*. H a ll jr. Jenkins and Miss Plrd
Sutton were the gucats of Mrs. J. A.
'^Mnt.^C?^^' Roberts Is visiting her
^Mles’lrene Alaxamder and Miss Flor.
ence Davis, of Milford, are visiting Mrs.
W. E. Clements. , .
Mrs. Harrison and her grandson,
Frank, have returned from a visit to
C *Mr. W Roy’ Carter, of Macon, Is visit-
Ing hls.alster, Mrs, L. V. .
Miss Fannie Askew has returned
f Tr MEKSTC Keftotn th.
Vn cS r c a c A BuXof Colquitt, spent
Sunday In Arlington.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Turner Sflent
S MI.“ y Clyde* Klllrtrew ha. returned
from Leary. where ebe taught this day afternoon
Hay's mill Friday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Cramer ore In
Piedmont, Ala.
Rev. George D. Harris and family
have gone to Piedmont for the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Kytle returned
Friday night from a trip of several
9 Atll '
Ro
week.
MADISON.
Mils Carrie Fon entertained at csrds
en Tnesdsy morning In honor of her guest,
Mrs. nath. of Wilmington, N. C. White
and yellow was tbs color scheme, the
scoro cards being painted In dtlsle* and
tied with yellow ribbons. The sonvcnlre
were bunchee of daisies tied with yellow
ribbon. Miss Ida moral! won the prise, s
gauze fan, and Miss Frances Douglas re-
celTsd the consolation, t deck of cards
Twenty-tiro guests were entertained.
Mrs. Mnrrlu Carpenter was hostess at tn
enjoyable party given on Monday afternoon
In honor of Mite Carrie Pon end her guest,
Mrs. Hatch. Miss Katharine Pon won tbs
prise, a Christy picture, nad Miss Ellis,
bath Walton cut tho consolation, s deck of
cards Mrs. Hatch was assisted in enter
reining by Mlneee Elizabeth Walton, Met
tie Mse Baldwin. Ida Aycock, Dctnvta
Pou. Kata Tbmopenn and Ballla Pat Bur.
ney, Sira. R. I- Thompson. Mrs. Aycock.
Mr*. W. B. Shepherd. Mist Pennington
wort a dainty dress of white point d'e
over Liberty satin. Miss David wort .
coder silk trimmed with chiffon. Sllss
Denham’s gown was of pink silk trimmed
with quantities of errem lace.
The Athonoum hold the last regular meet
ing for the summer Thursday morning. Miss
ElTn Burney and Mrs. Campbell being holt.
pansy juennam, or sstoDtoo,
Silts Julia Flynt, of Atlanta, Is tbs guest
of Sllss Elizabeth Walton.
On Friday. June 21. occurred tho annual
Sunday school plculc at Iluckhead. A large
crowd attended and an enjoyablo day waa
spent. , "
Mrs. Brittain and son, of Matches, Mias.,
hays returned home after a visit to Mrs.
J. P. Penlck.
jeffIrson.
Misses Woodla Prickett, of Dry Pond
SItrlon and Estelle Barber, of Commerce,
were guests of Mrs. Robert It. Barber re
cently.
Scott Hunter, of Gslnearllla. h__
visit
Miss Fannlo Hancock and Mrs. Fannie
Stanton, of Social Circle, wore recant vis*
I tors at tbs boms of Mr. H. II. Hancock.
Silts Carrie Smith Is at homo after an
sxtendod stay tn SUulsalppl.
Miss Lolls Bishop, of Cordels, Is the guest
of her slater. Sir*. C. L. Brysou.
Mias Ina Bhertrd returned recently from
Athena.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Wilhite visited
friends In tho country Saturday and Buu-
Miss Genevieve Lovelace hat returned
'oraetla.
Bell, Jr., spent Wednesday
visiting her sister,
Mrs. Claude Vanillyer, In UtlnesTlIlo.
Miss Louis Towns has returned to Athens.
Mre. C ; P E ,1 i^ndS* 1 W ' t, ‘ ** ,l,,8r '
Mist Kate Hnudolpb has returned from
r?*sisrlon Burge Is a guest at the Her-
,> Mre. > Hamr/ F. Branham and Mis* C. B.
Branham, of Thomastoo. are guests of tho
family of Mr. It. D. Moors.
Mrs. LolUe Bolt Hurts, of Ellljty, Is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs A. J. Bell and Sirs.
Marti* Roberts.
Miss Byrd
°Mrt. Sftry J. Patrick has been quite III
muter Thurodav
nd Mrs. C*Tnpl
esses." Burns was the author discussed, end
lets, showing pictures of the poet, his
home and other Scottish scenes.
Sllises Alice Amazon, of Lexington; Flor
ence and Adah Lou Wilcox, of Augnsta,
are the guests of Miss Lula Jones. Tllss
Jones will entertain on Tuesday afternoon
In their honor.
Sirs. Porey Sllddlebrooka gave a pleasant
hrtdga nasty on SVcdncsday aftrenoon In
honor or Miss Carrie Pon and Mrs. Hatch.
Silases Mamls Hnnter end Louise SfeUenry
isslstsd the hostess. All gnstts cut for
be prize. Mist Martin Foster winning t
>alr of silk stocking* Th* decorations
srsrs of pink roses and palms.
Mia* Aden* Pennington entertained about
hundred of the younger net on Tbnra-
tfternoen In boner of her house guests,
I;
of Athons,
In Jefferson.
Mr. Boy Nlbtack. who
Ing Mr. end Mrs. V. A. 1
turned to Atlanta.
Sir. George Storey went down to Athene
Wedneedey.
Mrs. P. A. House will leave toon for
an extended vlalt to her son, Mr. U. L.
Uooso, at Chattanooga, Tann. _
Judge II. W. Hell returned Wednesday
from Athens end Atlanta.
Mias Elizabeth ltogere, of Meyevllle. spent
Slondty here, tho guest of Miss Fay Eth-
ridge.
Messrs. Frank and Pom Holliday visited
their parents, Mr. tnd Mr*. W. D. Holli
day, during conimeumment.
Sir. snd Mrs. Jack Venable, of Texts, ar.
S red today to vllst their parent*. Mr. and
rs. John Vtnshle.
Mr. Emory Williamson, of Augusta; Mrs.
8 - T n.7MV , j.srs.jy**.uTk o is.°. f
-
Miss Ola'" Slohfsy "i'sft Monday for her
home In Social Circle.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
A delightful dance nil given on Thursday
night at the Old MUI Inn on tho hay shore.
A largo number of young people from Fort
Barrancas, the navy yard, and Pensacola
enjoyed tbs dancing until * lata hour. The
pavilion was beautifully lighted, and the rc
freshmeuta were delicious.
Miss Edna Avery has been visiting at the
Old MUI tun for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. William FUher, Jr., are en
Joying tha summer st their pises on thu
bay shore.
Mr. and Sira. I.ykea, of Texaa. are tha
I uGNta of Sftsi Carry Atierrromhie. Mrs,
,yket,as Miss Genevieve Pnrkhlll, was one
or Pensacola's most charming voting ladles,
and will be warmly welcomed among hot
old friends egnln.
Mr. J. K. Altercromhle Is located for th*
summer st Turner's camp on Bayou, Texas.
Miss Marghsrlta Siorvno Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Bektr, In Ntabrllle.
Mr. snd Mrs. W. G. Chlpley and llttl#
m are visiting Sirs. 8. F. Chlpley, of this
Sire. C. H. Cushman left on Thursday for
an extruded visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Daniels, of Atlsuts.
CARLTON,
Mrs. L. P. Eberhardt and Msstsr Jacob
Pope Eberhardt, of Elberton, visited th*
famUy of Mr. J. B. Eberhardt tertral days
last woek.
Mlee Euta Vaughn has returned to her
home In Bowman after sepndlng some time
hero, teaching mueic.
Sire. Sue Wlllmot, of Lyerly, le on a vlsll
to relatives here.
Sirs. E. G. Kilpatrick, of Eatonton, It vis
iting her sister, Mrs. J. D. Long, and other
The ninny frlenda of Mias Ethel Thornton
tgret to hear of her continued Illness.
Mr. and Sirs. K. D. Strickland hare gone
[Slack 8 * visiting relatives In
Mta
and Mrs. J.
BMQCMIMOt
Iteccnt fue*t» at th« homo of Mr. and
L * % *r. and p, “ w
enry 3
Pond; Mr. W.
Mrs. P.
Marshal!
His*"fiSnfs Mark, oTDry Poid:
H. Craig, of Gainesville: Sir. ana
P. Henry. Mr. W. Mcrk, Mr.
Merk, of Pendererts*.
Sir, Emory shields, who Is the
of hie elster, Sire. E. 8. Ethridge, le .
'’bfliaes Crawford Daniel, Alya Bennett,
Lottie and Sleds Apptcby attended unlver-
Ides Hitchcock end
Mrs Bailie Ptttard returned this week from
Wlntorvtu*. _
* Messrs. Wylls Dav* and Calvin Barber re
turned Sunday from the Jamretown r spool-
Jr. Will P. Thompeon has returned from
DanleUvtlle.
Miss' Lonreae Brock Is s| bom* from
ForwTtb.
Miss Lena Turk Is quite ytjf.
to Frnuklln
Miss Bird
Elborton.
Mrs. AdaUn* Deadwylor. of Elberton, vis
ited her brother, Sir. J. B. Eberhardt, last
"UrV Id. II
ard, of Ogletlw.!
Carlton recently.
fifin'Maude’nhSloe' Ini's returned to her
WIU ^Eberhardt, o Athena, visited rel-
atlrea recently. . „ .
Mlsa Maggie Cnrruth, of Oflolhorpo, waa
ln M < iie l ETeIyn*8efiies and SIlea Luneford,
of Veeta, are vleltlng reletlres la Carlton.
Mies Mattie flamtuell has returned to At
lanta after rlaltlng relatives here.
Sire. Victoria Watson, of Tlftou, Is visit.
In* her daughters here.
Mrs. May snd children are at home after
‘ bjf **■ *“ “““* k
berton,
WedneMsy,
church.
COOPERVILLE.
Mr. tnd Mrs. eland* L. Brewer, of 8*n-
dvrevlllo, are spending some time In Cooper-
Till*, the guests of Mr. Brewer's mother,
Mr*. I.ells SL Brewer.
Sire. James J. Bbesraus*. of Guyton, was
the guest of her aunte, Silases l.lzslc and
Lurernn Cooper, last Saturday and Sunday.
Sllss Lnverne Cooper left Monday for
Athens, where she will spend some time
with her eant, Mrs. Melt
Mrs. J. It. Humphries, of Ilelcyoudsle,
spent Bandty with relatives In Coopervllle.
Mr. Cassis I. Brewer, of Stnderevllle,
B ient Kuaday at home with hit mother,
re Leila Sl Brewer.
Mlee Daley L Brewer returned home lest
week from Senderavlll*. where ahe has been
on a visit tor tome time.
Th* Osh fry given on the banka of the
seeches Tueeday was highly enjoyed by
_il who attended. The fry was given for
Mr. and Mrs. Claud* L. Brewer.
QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS,
Porter Springs, Ga.
NOW OPEN
No city's smoko to mar the sky.
No sound of frame strikes tha ear;
Tha hush of nature gives the lie
To every thought of turmoil near.
Bell Phone. Dally Mall.
Correspondents Can Address
PORTER 8PRINQ3 LAND CO.,
M’RAE.
Mr. Sidney Heath, of Ilochells, was here
recently.
Dr. G. A. Burch, of Jacksonville, was la
the city last week.
Captain A. C. McLennan, of Almo, wss
In th* city last week.
Mrs. Jsrry IuAllns and Mias Alice Yawn,
of Oscar, wero In the city a tow day* ago.
Mr. Ooorgo Campbell, of Cordele, was
with friend* Id this city rscantly.
Mrs. Oscar Cats and children, of Jackson
ville. FIs., wero visitors to Mrs Lina Me
enn.in lust week.
Waltar N\ Erana and brlds, of Lumber
City, spent Sunday and Monday fat McBte
with tho bride's parents, Mr. snd Mrs. D.
W. Mcltse.
Mrs. L. P. Mtirdough snd non are visiting
Mr. Mnrdough's parents In Charleston, 8. c.
Mr. Leona rd G. Codd, of Homo, spent t
few days here with his tittar, Mrs. 1L W.
Eubanks.
Mrs. E. V. WUIoox tnd daughter, lilts
stale Leo. left a low d “
I'falto Sulphur Springs, Fit
Misses Evl* aud Epsl* Campbell, of Beetle
Tift College, ar* In the city, the guest* of
Mrs. W. H. Born and Mis* Era Melton.
Mr. C. O. Bafter and wlf* spent a short
Urns In tha city recently.
Itev. B. W. Eubanks Is In Waycroaa.
Professor Paul Whatley wss lu Wsycrois
recently.
Miss Pauline Creighton, Mrs. Wright
Campbell and Mr. Brosi" “ ‘
Waycrvis recently.
-J
Brotdus Brown wero la
PEN8ACOLA, FLA.
Mr, Wright, Mis* Balll* Wright and Miss
llcrlle Smith bar* returned from a delight,
ful trip to French Lick Springs.
The summer resident* of tho Bay Short
ru enjoying th* cool bressea snd sbada
of that delightful resort, where crab tnd
flth are plentiful, and th* bathing delight-
Miss colon Smith Is expected home early
In July.'jmer a /harming visit Jo many
a bams.
bt. Jr.,
of her old teb
children will snem
Mis* Cells Jloblnaon Is acting III
at tbe Pensacola library, at present, as
Miss Chsrlott* Flynn I* absent on a visit
to her old home, at Sarsnnth.
The weekly races glvea by the Yonng
Men's Driving Association are becoming
the central attraction of every Friday after,
noon.
NORCR08S.
Mr. E. F. Bacbanan, of New York, wtlti
arrive next week to tnko possession of hla
handsome (tons residence.
Mr. Boy Collier, of Atlanta, ta tbe guilt
of^hfr. Jo* Wobeter, at hi* homo, uu{
Mr. Harry Brace, of Atlanta, spent tha
week-end with Mr. Kiser Webster.
Miss Boss Snyder, of Columbus, la wltla
llrs. B. A. Myers, ~
. Mis* Oweltney, of Borne, Is the guest ofta
the Myers house. J
Sirs. E. Winn Born tnd lltU* Miss Cats,
"T" 11 . ln Atlanta.
Mia* Slbble McDaniel leaves next w«el*
for Wsthlngton, haw York tnd Canada*
returning by Jamestown. n
Miss Harriot. Webster will spend twin
weeks st Tallnlth Falla
Mr. and Mra John Jones, of Atlanta*,
spent the week-end with- Ur. -tnd Mri,
Horner Jones*
WAYCR0S8.
Mra. II. C. William* and family have gona*
to Bt. Simona where they w|U spend a”
—"th,
Isa Juanita Bennet hts returned from
Wtdley, where she attended the Spear.
olltns wedding.
Mils May Arnold, of ThomasTlIle, who Is
Iho guest .of Mra Hcldt, It th* recipient of
many social attentions front the younger
Walker will leara Saturday}
Bt. Simona
... M. Toomer, of Jscksonvlll*, la
In Waycro**. '
[ Mr<. (h-rnldlns Brae* Is visiting relative*,
"miss n EdltfT Lockhart left Thnrtday for-
Asberlll*. .V. C., whore th* will sptnd,
the summer.
Mrs. Mlddlebrooks and children bavw,
returned from a trip to Hot Springs. t
Don’t forget, 40c box off
Wiley’s Chocolates and Bon-,
bons free with cash want i
ads brought in next Friday j
and Saturday for Saturday’s
paper.
How the Game '
Was Won or Lost—
—is the story the Green Extra
tells every afternoon. It’s out
4 minutes after the last play,,
and you may bank on its box
score.
Get the Green—it's first and
best.
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