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SOCIAIL AND PERSONAL
HE LADIES of Marietta are invited
T to furnish for publication the social
and personal news which has long
been such an interesting feature of The
Marietta Journal. The facts can be sent
direct to the office or telephoned to No. 340.
Entertainment For
Presbyterian Sunday School.
Tuesday evening the children of the
Preshyterian Sunday Sciiool were most
charmingly entertained in a very un
usual way, .
After singing by the smaller chil
dren and recitations by Misses Allene
Fields and Helen Faw, Mr. George
Montgomery issued real lunch room
checks to all the children ara they
proceeded to & counter decorated with
holly from which Mrs. Campbell Wal
lace and the twelve ladies of her Sun
day School class handed plates contain
ing dainty lunches of turkey, beaten
biscuit, tiny pickles, cheese straws and
one emall snowball of cake.
Then other checks entitled the guests
to fishin a pond conducted by Mrs.
Horace Field and Miss Jessie Sylves
ter in which various toys without fins
ficated and were caught. Most of the
toys for the boys were contrived to
make a noise which iz dear to their
ears. The girls hooks caught in bas
kéte and dollies for the moat part.
There are about one hundred small
pupils in this school besides the grown
up classes, and the large gathering en
joged the evening heartily and feel
very gratefal to the good ladies who
worked so unselfihly to furnish the en
tertainment.
Mr. J. R. Brumby Entertains
with a Christmas Dinner.
Tueeday evening Mr.J. R. Brumby
gave a dinner followed by dancing to
themembers of the last summerseamp
ing party at Powder Springs including
tfichaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hall,
and Miss Bessie Bloodworth of Birming
hem. |
Fourteen guests gurrounded the
table which was decorated in yule
tide colors. In the center stood =a
green Christmas treea whitened with
snow and fourteen red and green
eandles in crystal holders with little
flames like blossoms under the white
lights above alternated around the
table—one for each guest. A delicious
-course dinner was served, carrying out
the ¢olur echeme the salad being in
red apples on lettuce leaves and the
mints were red and green. All during
the dinner a string band played softly ‘
and afterward furpieched music fer
dancing,
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Congressman Gordon Lee was in the
city Monday.
Miss Caora Brown is a guest of Miss
T.aura Margaret Hoppe.
Miss Annie Smith, of Blakely, is the
guest of Mrs. George Sessgicns.
Miss Rossiter Collins, of Macon, is
isiting Mrs. Ralph Northeutt.
Governor Brown and family are
spending a few days at the Whitlock
House.
Mr. Clifton Corley, of Tenmlle has
returned home accompanied by his
Bister, Miss Pauline Corley. l
On Januoary lst Hugh Manning will;
move his market to the store building
formerly occupied by Benson & Son. |
Phone 140. ‘
On January Ist Hugh Manning will |
move hie market to the store building
formerly oecupied by Benson & Sonl‘
Phone 140. |
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams, of
Atlanta speat the holidays with their
daughter Mrs. H. I. Brandon on At
lanta street. |
On January Ist Hugh Manning will
move his market to the stora building!
formerly occupied by Benson & Son '
Phone 140, g
The members of the Neighborhood
Bridge Club will entertain at a night
bridge at the home of Mrs. George
Keeler, Friday night. }
Mrs. Dan Anderson iz at home after
pending two weeks in Tallahassee,
where she went to .attend the funeral
of her brother-in-law, Mr, J. T.
Perkins.
~ Judge Morris was walking along the
B 8 few. days ago and found a
Biecizce which the owner
is reeideny ;
Mr. George D. Campbell, publisher
of the Demopolis Times, of Demopolis.
Alabama, is spending the holidays
with his sister Mrs. Pete Smith. Mr.
Campbell has many friends in the city.
His father, Judge John G Campbelli,
was Ordinary of Cobb county for forty
years. 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Corley celebrated
Christmas day with a beau.iful dinner,
their guests including Mr and Mrs.
Montfort and Mr. Merrell, of Carters
ville, Mrs H. B. Anderson, Misses
Martha White and Mary Brown Ander
son, of Covington, and Miss Adele
Carter.
Services at St. James.
Rav. Charles Noyes Tyndell will not
be away from the city Sunday as he
expected, and there will be services at
B¢. James chureh at eleven in the
n:orning with a sermon by the rector.
There will be services at fout o’clock
in the afternoon instead of seven in the
evening, as the rector, upon consulta
tion with the vestry decided to accept
the new years invitation tobe present ?
Sunday night at ihe Presbyterian
Chureh.
MISS MAUDE FOSTER.
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
SMiss Faw’s Private School
SBTUDIOR —and— ‘
2 204 Kennesaw Avenue.
Course A—Two private lessons per week |
claes lessons in harmony and
musieal theory. !
Course B—Musical Kindergarten. In
struction given in classes.
This course includes thorough drill in
the rudiments of music; develnrmen;‘
and strengthening of the muscles ot
fingers, wrists and arms by finger gymf
nastice and table technic; ear training
exfirenion and movement; harmony.
ecitals are frequently given, afford
ing pupils opportunity and training for
public appearance. |
BANISH INDIGESTION
’And Rich, Red Blood and Per
‘ fect Health will Follow.
Any stomach ailment, including a!l[
forms of indigestion, can be promptly !
cured by using Mi-o-na tablets, a scien
tific treatment unsurpassed.
It stops fermentstion. belehing of
gas and tasteof sour food and sick head
aches almost immediately.
Mi-o-na has cured thousand of hope
less cases, and its mighty power to in
vigorate and restore the stomach to
perfect condition is known wherever
the English language is spoken.
i Mi-o-na cures by building up—by
banishingthe eauge. It cures sea and
car gickness and vomiting of preguancy
almost immediately. R k£ Butler Sons
& Co. sell Mi-o-na for 50 cents a large
ibox, and guarantees it to cure or|
money baek. ‘
‘*Mi-o-na relieved the distressed and
miserable condition of the stomach,
and I became able to eat and properly
digest my food.””—Maleolm Smitn,
London, Ont
MIONA
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Cures Indigestic:
It relieves stomach miser|r, sons -t
ach, belching, and cures .‘LI/fif"n:' Sy
case or money back., La:/e hox «.i
lets 50 cents. Druggists/in all tovw
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I TRAGEDY AT MACON,
FMan Kills His Wife, Mother-in-Law
| and Self,
| Macon, Ga.—Despondent and in an
ugly mood following excessive intoxi
cation, Edward B. Alford shot and in
stantly killed his wife, seriously in
jured his mother/in-law, Mrs. Martha
Exum, then turned hig pistol on him
self, firing one /bullet into his right
temple and amgther into his right
lung, inflicting Anjuries which will re
sult in his dedth,
Attracted t¢ the place by five suc
cessive shots, Officer R. L. Thomas
would also have fallen victim before
Alford’s pistol except for the fact that
all five cartridges had been previous
ly fired.
Tried to Kill Officer,
‘As the officer walked up the bank
to the place where the three bodies
lay beside a fence, Alford, prostrate
upon the ground and groaning with
pain, turned and snapped his revolver
into the policeman’s face.
At the Macon hospital the surgeons
stated that Mrs. Exum would recover,
She was shot through the fleshy part
of the left arm, and through the neek.
Alford’s death is but’ a matter of a
few hours.
Tried to Kill Himself Before,
Alford was an employec of
jassee-Felton Lumber company and
'4:5 a steady workman. He was un
’f)er the influence of liguor fur several
days, but had become sobei Two
onths ago he attempted snicide by
morphine, Seferal vears ueo
mpted l')/l‘ln' higs own life
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THE MARIETTA JOURNA. TR 'OURIER
QUALITY COUNTS
In all linesof gobds. 'Tis truer in Drugs | i
than anything else. . . . . .
Our reputation is back of every sale, larde -~
or smyll, made in our store. g—
s 1 BUTLER’S DRUG STORE rine
: The Store Of Prompt Service,
Depositors
Like to feel that in bringing their business
to a bank they are helping to build it vp;
in other words they are giving something
for what they receive. We want you o
feel that way towards us.
We Are Growing
Grow With Us
We want your account—want to make our
selves useful to you in anything pertaining
to finance—and we can handle it with profit
to you and to ourselves.
The
First
National
Bank of
Marietta
Capital $lOO,OOO
Surplus $50,000
' iIV,
By making your cash purchases at
FAW & ROGERS’. Beginning
with August, we will give a check
showing amount of each cash pur
chase, and for each $lO.OO of these
checks returned to us we will give
in trade. It pays to buy for cash.
The quality of goods we handle is
well known, and this liberal dis
count places the best within the
reach of all. Be sure to get a rebate
check with each cash purchase.
N oot oo b L
FAW & ROGERS.
Telephone 20 Marietta, Ga
FOR SALE-—~AZnice [laa .f
bhuggies just arrived. For {al
gash or on time, I fou
lar a bugdy, sed us
Many persone find themaelves wffeot
vci with o tersistent cough aftér an at-
Wtk of 0 fluerzs. Ag this cough oan
bDo oty rore hy ithe use of Chan
berrari's Cough Lemieay, 1 should not
be allomed 1o ron on unnd it hesomes
tranhlsscme, Sald by tdas s Drevg On,,
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Your Christmas Money
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Will Go Round
Iff you purchase your Hats, Millinery and Fancy Goods
of us. :
For ‘Christmas Shopping, we have reduced the
price on Hats of every description, from one third tq
one half their regular value.
All Millinery, Fancy Goods, Kerchiefs, Ladies’
and Children’s Coats and Caps, are going the same
way. You can save a portion of your money for other
purchases, only by trading at the |
Old Reliable House of
Mrs. B. Schoenthal.
Southern Pacific Co,
outhern Pacific
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fi 2%% ::':},fi-,‘h ' ala carte from coaff
M\ e e | to coast. Cheajl
L’J % “§s§F’—Z = winter tourist
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/'d % “‘?;_ ; literature on Louit™
3 G 00l ina lands. ‘
Nos. 9-11 Exchange Hotel Bl Ig., Montgomery, Al ;
J. F. VAN RENSSELAER, Gen’l Agt., |
Peachtree St. (Candler Bldg.) Atlanta, Ga. *L
R. O. Bean, T. P. A, Atlanta, Ga. =
out-feb-IsBt %
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Organs from $5.00 Upward:s
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Piano-Players $75 Upward:®
A Piano=Player will please angss
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GOOD MUSIC AT ALL TINgS'
FREYER’S MUSIC ROOM%.
OVER McCLURE’S, Me
Friday, Dec. 31, 19088
