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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 1, 1910. NISWS FROM OVER the COUNTY SMYRNA. = 1.4 a pretty day for Easter. iecl:{\i‘f‘rt‘pheld at the Methodist ch during the morning _houre, “éuc,,,\{ by Rev. I B, _l\orton. P ¢ was no astounding display of billinery OF Jress creations. Wednesday afternoon Miss Ethel tthews was hostess of the Smyr aﬁocin} Club. A delightful after k O”n was spent. In the flower con g prize, a beautiful fan, was ﬂv Miss Donnie Lee Pacg. " refreshments were served. prresent were Mrs. Sadie pbens, Misses Hallie Moore, Ada o Carabell Dunn, Mary Will oore, Lrene Ireland, Hattie Davis, tna Ruff, Cleo Durham, _Ethel 00, Willie Edwards, Donnie Lee e, Emma Durham, Ma.ry Kelpin. he club will be entertained next onth by Misses Ada and Ethel ann. . Mrs. Parks Manning enter_tained Thursday evening, cqmphment v to her son, Hubert, in honor of ic seventeenth bir.thday. M.rs. anning was assisted in entertain g by Misses Hallie Moore, Hattie havis and Fannie Lou Manning. ome I‘\’ or 20 membets Of the bunger set enjoyed Mrs. Manning’s AT V. Magill entertained the \Wle Sunbeam Society’”’ of the ptist Sunday School Friday ening from 7:30 to 10 p. m. out fifty of the Sunbeams were osent and enjoyed the occasion ery much. Refreshments were bved. About a year ago Mrs. Ma k4 orgunized the Sunbeam Society r e Baptist Sunday School, com osed of little people and began a ood work among them. 'The so iety has prospered and grown won erfully in membership and good orks; and, under her able manage pent, is doing great good. Mrs. agi¥ is especially adapted for this rki?aving the happy faculty of ricting and holding the attention nd interest of the little people. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hamby are isiting friends and relatives in fmyrna. Sunday evening the Juvenile lissionary Society of the Methodist nurch held an interesting meeting or the cause in which they are es ecially interested, rendering a de lightful programme. The church agcrowded with an interested andl dmiring audience, and the efforts the \weniles were pleasing and atisN@ory. A collection was taken to assist them in their noble ork, CRITIC. FOR SALLE—WiII gell either one of y horses. No better buggy horses in ¢ county. One of them will work ywhere, See or write : DRr. C. D. ELDER. arietta, Ga. ‘ ﬁlountain View. 1 r¥nd Mrs. T. A. Chand]gr and fildren spent Sunday near Milford. Mr. Dick Brown was the guest of L Willie Wilson Sunday. Mr. anq Mrs. W. R. Haney spent unday with Mr. W. R. Camp and mily, Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens spent iurday night and Sunday with heir father and mother, Mr. and 1. Nix, ‘Mr. and Mrs, R, C. Adams spent inday with Mr., J. R. McTyre’s mily, Mr. and Mpe, Louis Cannon, of I\M'l“ nt Sunday with Mr. and ®. 1. R. McTyre. MriT, A handler had the mis 'rt:‘n;. st another fine cow last 'M',;. Doly t 0 note that Mr. Jim Moon, 4 .13 ill at his aunt’s A Mrs. D, M, Hardy, near prder Springs We hope for his t‘w;‘., YO ery. Miss 3 e Lawrence is visiting ra ir. P. S, Stephens, this Et. JACK fROST B s e R TR T ARE TOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR STOMACH? DO You wan ette; e—one hl 0 't H‘i‘\! !>ul:nasg\ltrt, ;roft;el heavyt Ot!:“ie \l I .J"ame? ILI-O'NA. £ Cures Indigestion hlt relieves stomach distress h;l five minutel; S turne 1, unsats| ory, i stomac! Rew oneg, cvterf:ce:.d: u': l&eig:tm(he hearti -4 meg), We ar. _—': b' lets tifxucu:: t::’mlf:::-m Mouey back if they fail. 30 Cents g Large Box - £ BUTLER, SONS & CO. ST ‘ -i%%g* e e i ' | " N 4 | e ol 2 RN AR - B z' i If You Work l | Outdoors Any cold you contract should ' be cured without delay, and driven entirely out of the SySe | tem—unless you wish to: ine ) vite an attack of Pleurisy or Pneumonia. 9 Dr.D. Jayne’s is known as the most success | ful preparationeverdiscovered | for Colds, Coughs, Bronctitis, Inflammation of the Lungs or Chest, Pleurisy, Asthma and diseases of similar nature. This famous remedy has been dispensed for over 78 years, and is sold by all druggists, in - three size bottles, $l.OO, 50¢ and 25¢, Dr. D. Jayne's Tonic Vermi~' fage 1s a splendid building-up tonic for systems weakened by Coughs or Colds. POWDER SPRINGS. Mr and Mrs. Saxon A. Ander gon, of Marietta, spent Sunday with the family of Mr J. F. P. Lindley. The children had a good time at the egg hunt Friday afternoon at the spring. Mrs. Mitchell Lindley and son. Cliff, are at Douglasville at the bedside of her father, Mr. Furr, who is quite sick. The many friends of Mr. Elmer Lindley will be sorry to know he is ill, Messrs. Luther Rice and Frank Lindley attended an Easter supper at Austell Saturday evening. The oyster'supper was largely at tended Saturday evening at the Academy. A nice time was enjoy ed and a neat sum realized. The Baptist Sunday School ren-} dered an excellent Easter program Sunday just after the lessons were finished. This was highly enjoyed by all present. Rev. Mr. Gilland, of Atlanta, preached a very appropriate Easter sermon at the Methodist cbhurch at the eleven o’clock service Sunday. Mr. Boyd Vaughn, who is attend ing college at Waleska, spent the week-end at home. Mr. Elisha Lindley’s condition seems to be much better. Mrs. Sarah Miller is seriously ill again, we are sorry to note. It is feared she may not recover. Mr. E. T. Leake spent the week end in Taylorsville. Mr. W. R. Tapp has closed avery successfnl school at Flint Hill Acad emy. Mrs. E. E. Stewart left last week for a vigit to her motherin Acworth. \ Mrs Emma Wolfe and Mrs. W. iJ. Tapp are ill. We wish for them :' a speedy recovery. NO. | BLACKWELLS. I pRERNTI AT WS I Mr. and Mrs. Leon Land and lit- Itle Louise, of Marletta, spent Sun day here. i Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, of Mari etta, spent Sunday with Mr. and | Mrs T. H. McCleskey Miss Lida McCleskey, of Marietta, spent Sunday with home folks. - | Mr. Austin McCleskey is spend ing a few days with home folks. ' Miss Bertie McCleskey has re | turned home, after a few days’ visit 'to Miss Emma Dobbs in Marietta ~and Miss Clara Jones, of Mt. Zion. i The singing given by the Misses ' Carligle Sunday night was enjoyed . by all present. ‘ Messrs. Dave Haney and Lee | McCleskey spent Sunday in Atlanta A. B G l The next Bell Telephone di ' rectory goes to press soon. Now is the time to subscribe in order to get your name in the new book. If you wish to make changes or corrections in your listings, write to the Manager, ISouthern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER / ACWORTH. ~ Miss Fowler is the guest of Miss Myrtle Prichard. Miss Lynette Awtrey come from Shorter College Rome to spend Easter. Miss Marion Gregg. of Marietta, is visiting Mrs. O. H. Humphries. Miss Margaret Cotten, of Decatur. visited Miss Florence Watson last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. M. J. "Abbott visited rela tives in Rome during the past week. Miss Rossie Brooke, of Atlanta, vigited the Misses Evatt during the past week. Miss [one Cooper has returned to Marietta after a visit to relatives here. { Mrs. Agnew, of Rome, is visiting Mrs. M. J. Abbott. ‘ Mrs. W. H. Tanner visited in Atlanta the first of this week. Mrs. Hugh Orr, of Marietta, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nichols Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Northeutt, of Battle Hill are visitors in our city. Mr. Joe Moon, of Cartersville. visited Col. J. J. Northcutt Sun day. Miss Fannie May Tippin is quite ill at the Acworth Inn. Mrs. R. L. McMillan entertained the regular meeting of the Carrie Dyer Reading Club last Friday afternoon. 'After the lesson which wag on Amsterdam, Mrs. McMillan served a delicious ice course. Those present were Mrs. M. M. Webb, Mrs. E. M. Bailey, Mrs. E. W. Ray, Mrs. Penn Mitchell, Mrs, L. M. Awtrey, Mrs. J. A. Reed. Mrs. W. C. Humphries, Misses Kate ana Lizzie Logan, Mattie and Hattie Mitchell, Nolla Barrett, Florence Watson and Annie Moore. That Prescription.-We will call for it if you will phone us, No. 5, fill it and return the medicine to you promptly. W. A. Sams. White buggy lines at C. T, Webb’s Harness Shop. apr 1 1-m 106 Atlanta St. OLIVE SPRINGS. Miss Fannie Moore spent the latter part of last week with her brother Mr. J, L. Moore, of Atlanta. Prof. Malcom Sylvester has pur chased a lot from Capt. W. R. Joyner better known as Hales lot. He will soon erect a nice five room dwelling and move his family here. We welcome the Prof. and family to our community. Mise Fannie Crow and her niece Miss Addie Newton, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with relatives in our community. Rev. V. B. White filled his re gular appointment at Malonia Springs Saturday and Sunday. Married—On Sunday afternoon Miss Jessie Spier of this place and Mr. J. P. Kendrick, of Marietta, Rev. George Crow performed the ceremony. The bride is a charm ing young lady whose many lovable qualities have endeared her to a large circle of friends And we think Mr Kendrick made a wise choice in winning Miss Jessie for a bride. The groom is a Christian young man and a true gentleman. They have many friends bere and in Marietta who unite in wishing this worthy young couple prosperity and happiness I want to tell you of a lhttle ‘incident passed between mother and ‘daughter. The bright little daugh ter had obeyed her mother’s rules ::m(] she was speaking to heron that 'subject. She guoted the scripture “*Children obey your parents in the ' Lord, for that is right.”” The little i(izmghter remarked, Oh! Inamma 'doesn’t the Bible read "Parents | obey your Children?””’ Mrs. Emily Hagin, cf Atlanta, spent Saturday and Saturday night with Mr. D. L. Moon and family. Mr. J. J. Sanders has moved his saw mill to the Thomas place Mrs. G. L. Shaw is on the sick list at this writing.» CLYDE. If you are already a customer of ours, we do not wish to take up your time by reading facts that you already kncw about our Drug Store service. We have two phones direct, to our store, three delivery boys; one alwdys here to deliver your phone orders without delay. Butler's Drug Store—Phone 41, KENNESAW. ' e — - The Kennesaw State Bank was open ed March 28th with J. . Lewis, presi dent and B. A Fite, vice-president, Mr. Stubbs is cashier. He has been connected with Mr J. D, Walker's banks for some time and comes highly recommended. Mr. J. D. Walker who organized the bank recently sent out circulars giving the history of his life and those investing hope that his effort jhere to build up a good bank will be successful, Mrg, Lucy Orr of Adairsville visited her sister, Mrs. John Harris, recently, Mr. and Mrs John Goggins, of Ma rietta visited Mr. and Mrs, John Brink ley recently. Mrs. John Skelton and Mrs, George Skelton spent Monday in Atlanta. Miss Ollie Mae Morizan who has been teaching near Va dosta has re turned home. | Mr. and Mrs. James Terrell, of Adairsville visited Mrs, Will Morgan | last week, ‘ Mrs. E. G. Thomas and children of‘ Cartersville visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roberts recently., | Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hooks have sold | their farm and moved to Atlanta. ' Miss Daisdy Springtield went to At lanta Saturday, Miss Wissie Mcßea spent last Satuar day and Sunday witn Miss Cora Mc- Lain near Acworth, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gray visited relatives in Acworth Sunday. Mr. Frank Ralls of Atlanta was with friends here Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Thaskston and son, Master Norman, of Atlanta gpent the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts, of Cherokee Mills spent Sunday with Mr. J. G, Lewis’ family, Miss Cleo Craigg of Atlanta spent Saturday and Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Fite and chil dren spent Sunday with Mrs, J. Gh Adams at Vinings, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Bell and daugh ter, Miss Omie, of Smyrna are visiting relatives here, Mr. Tom Chandler of Etowsh spent Friday night with his sister, Mrs, J. T. Chalker, Mr and Mrs. W, T. Boring spent last Thursday in Marietta. Mr, J. B. Eidson of Etowah was with home folks here Sunday, Mrs. Sam Gatlin and children of Atlanta visited relatives here Saturday night and Sunday. Misses Grace Cox and Bess Cagle of Atlanta were with home folks and friends Sdturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Chas, Roberts and Mrs. Spring field spent a few days last week with their brother, Mr, Geo. Gibson, in Rome. Miss Lillie Mae Williams spent last week-end with Miss Katie Lee Stanley. GIPSY. AUSTELL. Mr. Bob Hill, of Marietta, visited his daughter, Mrs. Homer Davis, Friday. Rev. Harry Meek preached a fine sermon at the Baptist church on Easter. Miss Ida Jewell, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Allison Phil lips, of Forest Park, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt, of Roswell, visited her parents here Sunday. Mr. arnd Mrs. E. A. Rosenburch attended Easter services in Atlanta Sunday. Mr. Lon Davis, of Mariztta, who has been clerking some time for Mr. Randy Brown, has returned to Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, of Atlanta, are domiciled at the Canfield cot tage. We welcome them to our city. Rev. Harry Meeks visited Hape-‘ ville and Forest Park Tuesday. | Mr. Lester Speer visited Doug-- lasville Monday. Miss Ida Jewell complimented several of her friends Monday night with an entertainment in honor of Mr J. T. Sibley, of Douglasville Mr. Roy Shelverton, of Atlanta, visited home folks nere Sunday. Mrs, George Woodall entertaiued several of the little folks with an Easter egz hunt. They had a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cousgins, of Atlanta, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Cousins here Sunday. ~ Mrs. Laura Runyan is having the Hiawatha Inn painted The Baptist Sunday School en tertained the little folks with an egg hunt Saturday and had a fine time. Mrs. Young, of Tallapoosa, has opened a millinery store here. We welcome her to our city. | Several new stores are going up in Austell. Mr and Mrs J. W. Hill compli mented Mr. and Mrs W.V Ellintt with an elegant dinner Wednesday Mr. Wade Lassiter visited Mrs. E. A. Frost recently. Tf you are sick, you wish to get well, don’t you? Of course you do. You wish to be rid of the paifh and misery, and be happy again, If your illness 18 caused by female trouble, you can quickly get the right remedy to get well. It’s Cardui. This great medicine, for women, has re lieved or cured thousands of ladies, suffering like you from some female trouble. TAKE i J %0 For Women’s Ilis ®rs. Fannie Ellis, of Foster, Ark., suffered agony for geven years. Read her letter about Cardui. She writes: “I was sick for seven years with female trouble. Every month I would very nearly die with my head and back. T took 19 bottles of Cardui and was cured. Cardui is a God-send to suffering women.” Try it, AT ALL DRUG STORES LOST MOUNTAIN. Misses Nannie, Corine and Luna Scott have closed their schools and are at home to spend vacation. Walter Mayes lost a milk cow last week, this being the second he has lost recently., Miss Lottie Warren has recovered sufliciently from pneumonia to be brought up from Atlanta to Marietta and will be brought home as soon as she is able. Mrs. Nolia Wardlaw Da /18, of Wise county, Texas, writes me that she, too, ie always glad to get the Journal and Courier, for it is like a "'letter from home.” Miss Noona Moon spent last week with her aunt in Marietta, The unusual long spell of mild, springlike weather iz apt to be a forerunner of some severe cold snaps. Watch out. The farmers have gone to plant ing in earnest. Planting and farm work are further advanced than at the middle of April last year. This has been such warm weath er we thought someone would come tojour rescue with a snake story to “fill in” our locals. Pass them up if you have any good ones. ALLEN, NESBITT. The Easter egg hunt here Satur day evening was enjoyed by all present, Such fun it was for fifty-five small children to rake and turn over the leaves looking for the hidden treasures. Oscar Gasaway was the lucky little fel low to find the prize egg, and received for a prize a picture of a shepherd ard his flock, Mrs. Ann Jones and son, Cliff, visited relatives at Macland Sat urday night and Sunduy, Mr. Bill and Harvel Phagan, of South Side, spent Sunday with Mr. Egbert Phagan, Sorry to note that Mr. W. R. Camp is not doing so well, as hie many friends hoped for, Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Haney, of Mountain View, visited W, R LOW CUT SHOES. Ladies’ Slippers at $1.48, $1.98, $2.50, $3.25 and $3.50 and we are selling lots of them. Girls’ Slippers at 98 cents, $1.15. $1.35, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.50. Boys’ Slippers at 98 cents, $1.12, $1.50, $2.00. Men’s Low Cuts at $2.25, $3.00, and $3,50. When you want Low Cut Shoes just come to see me and you will find my prices lower than you will find them in Marietta. | H. A. WARD. Camp and family Sunday. llMisses Bobhie Blake and Genvva and Elizabeth Sanges were the guests of Miss Mattie Kimberly Sunday. Mr. Amos Boyenton and sister, Miss Lizzie May, attended an Kaster supper at the home of Mr. and Mre. Ro%t. Boyenton =of Macland Saturday night. The officers of the Sunday School here are C. M, Head, C. E. Kimberly, J. R. Underwood and Clifton Jounes. The teachers are Mies Jessie Heard, Mrs, C. M. Head, Mrs, J. R. Underwood, Mra. Wayland Camp, Mrs. C, B, Kim berly and Mr. KEgbert Phagan. Rev. Mr. Jenkiue ie expected to fisdl his regular appointment here next Sunday at 11 a. m. and Sunday night. His subject for his discourse will be **Hell.” DON’L YOU.SEE. MT. ZION. | Migs Bertie McCleskey, of Black wells, was the guest of Miss Clara May Jones last Sunday. Messrs. Allen and Pat Kdwards had as their guests last Sunday Mr. Wilson Arnold, of Lost Moun tain, and Mr. Clitf Hammond, of Macland. Migs Mattie Phagan, of Southegide, and Miss Lucy Camp, of Nesbitt, were guests of Mrs. W. J. Pledger last Sunday. ‘ Misges Carrie and Bessie Lati mer, of Marietta, spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Brooks. The Kaster egg hunt given by Mrs. W. J. Pledger last Saturday evening was highly enjoyed by a number of little folks. Mrs. Mary Edwards, of Sorrell Springe, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Edwards. Mr. T. L. Davis, of Atlanta, spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robertson, of Marietta, were the gueste of Mrs. Robertson’s sister, Mr. T. L. Davis, last Sunday Mr. Roy Kirk will lead rervices here next Sunday night. FARMER’S DAUGHTER. Page Seven