The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, May 06, 1910, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 6, 1910. E ACWORTH. Mrs. S. M. Stokely, of Atlanta, i. visiting Miss Annie Moore. Vlisses Oneida and Mamie Lou Phillips arrived home Friday cvening, after many months’ stay in Menlo. Mrs. S, E. . dteed; of Marietta, visited the family of her son, Dr. I A. Reed, during the past week. l' Mrs. Paul Martin, of Adairs ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Abbott last week. Mrs. Mary Searight, of Wash ington, N. C., is visiting her danghter, Mrs. R. M. Lemon. \Miss Eva Schuning, of Green ville, N. C,, arrived in the city Saturday, and is the attractive ouest of Miss Nettie Belle Mec- Millan. Mrs. M. R. Gathh, of Kenne caw, was in Acworth last week. Miss Estha Broole ‘of Chero kee, was a visitor here recently. Mrs. R. M. Mitehell and Mrs. M. M. McGee spent last Friday in Marietta. Mrs. Penn Mitchell returned home Monday from Tate, where she visited her daughter, Miss I.ula Mitchell. .. Mts. L. H. Smith.is -visiting her mother, Mrs. James Lemon, here. Miss Nellie Lovingood is visit ing Miss Bessie Laird in Atlanta. Mrs. L. M. Awtrey and Miss Louise Awtrey are in Atlanta to attend the Grand Opera. Those who will attend the Grand Opera from here during the week are Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Reid. Mrs. E. M. Bailey, Mrs. E. 1.. Litchfield, Mrs. W. C. Humph-‘ ries, Mrs. Ed. Lemon, Mrs. J. A. Durham, Mes, Z- L. Mclain Mrs. W: M, Webb, Mrs. .. M. Awtrey, Misses Margaret and I'lorence Watson, Hattie Mitch cil, Annie Lee McGee, Katarine! l.ogan, Eliabeth and Louise Mec- Millan, Edna Barrett, Louise Aw trey and Nellie Lovingood. ELIZABETH. The little friends of Edward Down ing surprised him Friday afternoon with a birthday party, it being his‘ twelfth anniversary. Refreshments' were served and all had a deh‘ghu’ul' time. Miss Beatrice Maddox has returned ; to her home in Nelson after a pleas- | ant visit with friends and relatives. , Mr. Walter Fowler, of East Point, spent Sunday with his parents here. Miss Nora and Katie Maddox, of Marietta, spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howard. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnes and fam ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mcßrayer, of Butler. The farmers are taking advantage of the pretty weather, although it is ! tather dry to plough much. l VIOLET., F. SHADY GROVE. | Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Roberts spent Sunday with the family of Mr. Rufus Goodson, of near Sandy Plains. Mr. Jim Clackum and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aires, near the Marietta Camp Ground. Mr. John Griggs and family visited his parents at Mac Land Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Alf Roberts visited his daught er at Mac Land last week. Mrs. Richard Clackum, of Elizabeth, fpent Sunday with her parents here. There will be an ice cream supper at Shady Grove next Saturday night. “verybody is invited. The proceeds will be for the organ. Remember singing at this place ev €ry ftirst and third Sunday afternoon. LUCILE. BLACKWELLS. There will be Children’s Day at Ebenezer the third Sunday in June. “verybody invited to come. A nice brogram will be arranged.™ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dawson, of Wood ftock, spent Sunday with their moth er, Mrs. W. P. Dawson. Miss Nellie Dobbs and Mrs. Lou Rauger are ill, Mrs. Nannie Shaw spent Sunday With Mrs, C. D. Bannister. Quite a crowd from here attended ‘he all-day singing at Sardis Sunday. Mrs. W, P, Bedstill spent a few days 1 Marietta last week. Where shall the correspondents have eir picnic? Let's hear from all the riters. A O, 3 3 o uvice to the Aged. ‘ge brings infirmities, such as slug ish bowels, weak kidneys and blad cr and TORPID LIVER. S | , & £ E‘A &3 hiave a specific effect on theseorgans, ¢ timulating the bowels, causing them - perform their natural functions as “ vouth and L “ITING VIGOR -0 \he kidneys, bladder and LIVER. Ihey are adapted to old and young. News from _(Egr the County Why does Great Britian buy its oatmeal of us? Certainly it seems like carrying coals to Newecastle to speak of export ing oatmeal to Scotland and yet, every Kear the Quaker Qats Company sends undreds of thousands of cases of Quaker Oats to Great Britian and Europe, The reason is simple; while the English and Scotch have for centuries €aten vatmeal in quantities and with a regularity that has made them the most rugged physically, and active mentally of all people, the American has been eating oatmeal and trying all the time to improve the methods of manufacture so that he might get that desirable foreign trade. - How well he has succeeded would be seen at a glance at the export re ports on Quaker Oats. This brand is without a rival; is packed in regular Packages, and in hermetically sealed tins for hot climates, 1 POWDER SPRINGS. Mis. Geo, L. King and little daughter, Sarah, are visiting rel atives in Atlanta. Rev, and Mrs. J. S. Bookhart and sons, J. B. and Fred, of Tay lorsville, spent last Tuesday here, and attended memorial exercises. Mrs. Ida Bennett recently vis ited Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Tapp spent a few days the past week with relatives at Douglasville, Miss Pauline Blassingame has returned to her home at Monroe, after spending the winter here attending school. The Misses Baggett delightful ly entertained on last Thursday evening. | Miss Ella Hunter is in Atlanta for a three-weeks’ visit to the family of her brother, Mr. John Hunter. = Mr. Jred Hunter, of Douglas ville, was a recent visitor here. The many friends of Mr. J. F. P. Lindley will be sorry to know that he is ill. Miss Edith Baggett, of Atlan ta, spent Sunday with home peo ple. Mrs. DBelle Wright spent last Thursday in Atlanta. Mrs. Grady Bell, of Atlanta. visited his parents here the past week. NO. Shall Women Vote ? If they did, millions would vote Dr. King’s New Life Pills the true remedy for women. For banishing dull, fagged feelings, backache or headache, consti pation, dispelling colds, imparting ap petite and toning up the system, they're unequaled. FEasy, safe, sure, 25c at W. A. Sams' Drug Store, LOST MOUNTAIN. A large crowd attended the service at Midway Sunday. Among the visi tors were Mr. John C. Watson and wife, of Dallas; Messrs. H. H. Green, Charlie Mayes, Mrs. Fannie Green and Miss Sarah Martin, of Dallas, and several Marietta friends. Some of the prophets are predicting another snow-under the 12th of May. They promise vegetation will not be hurt, only the candidates will be af fected. Lost Mountain Baseball Team play ed the A. M. College Team again Saturday. The plow boys held their hand with the college-bred farmers, the score standing 9 to 10 in favor of MclLand. The weather conditions for the month of April at the bureau here were as foliows: Maximum tempera ture, 88, the 30th; minimum, 32, the 95th: average 63; precipitation, 2.06 inches: clear days, 5; partly cloudy, 22: cloudy, 3; Kkilling frost the 24th; snow the 25th; prevailing wind, West. ALLEN. SANDY PLAINS. Rev. Mr. Smith will fill his regular appointment here Saturday and Sun day. ' prof. J. M. Prance, of Americus, spent the latter part of last week with hometolks. . Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McGarity spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. w. K. Knight and family. Mr. Moore, of Waleska, is spending a few days with Dr. G. F. Haygood. Mr. George Dobbs and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Knight, near Black wells, Miss Ett Power spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, MY W B Power My, W. H. Power, who has been sick for two weeks, is impr wving Sunday-school at this place every Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Ev erybody invited to come. qgwx i 3 TULIPS. VB DL S Will Promote Beauty. i Women desiring beauty get w mderfu help from Bucklen’s A.rnica S..va It banishes pimPIES, skin e uptions sores and boils, It makes the skin_sof and velvety. It glorifies the fa~e. C nres sore eyes, cold sores, crack '_‘l ‘l:l‘.# chapped hands. Best for burn . -~_r‘v~ de fever sores, cuts, bruises, and piles 25 ¢ at W, AfSams Drug Store, e A THE MARIETTA JOUNAL AND COURIER l MACLAND. ! Sunday school was not largely at ;tended Sunday. Every one who L could went to Midway. ! Mr and Mrs. Rason Dobbs hav returned from a pleasant visit to their children in Atlanta and . Athens,. i Miss Lizzie Pittman, of Austell, (18 spending some time here with ' her brother, Mr. I. M. Pittman. ! Mr.J. S. Goodwin, of Marietta. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor and davgh }ter. Onita, of Cartersville, spent i Saturday here, the guests of Mesars ' H. A. Taylor and W. P. Clay. | Mrs J. M. Williams, of Cedar town, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griflin, this week. | Ernest Rice, of Florida. is here to spend sometime with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Rice. Mr and Mrs A A. Griggs cele brated their golden wedding last Saturday, April 30th, with a family reunion. There were twenty-five descendents present. A sumptuous dinner was spread and Lighly en joyed by the family and guests. i Some cotton may have to be re planted as a result of the recent cold weather. RUBY. MILFORD. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Thomas and chil dren spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mr., and Mrs. W. G. Blair. The farmers are busy planting cot ton. Mr. John Wise, of Atlanta, is vis iting his brother, Mr. S. L. Wise, We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. W. J. Phagan. She had many friends in this community who will regret to learn of her death. The ice cream supper at Mr. W. P. Johnson's was largely attended and greatly enjoyed. Mr. Mallory Johnson met with a painful accident. While trying to pull an old shoe off his horse the horse kicked, striking him above the knee joint and causing him much pain. Mr. S. L. Wise has traded his horse for a good mule. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Shaw spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe. The singing at this place was large ly attended Sunday afternoon. We are having prayer meeting here every Sunday night. Everybody in vited to come out and help in the good work. DIXIE LAD. McAFEE. ’ Mr. W. L. Watson and family visited Mr. Archie White, at Black wellg, Sunday. Miss Leila York visited the Misses Blackwell Sunday. Mrs. Charlie Rogers is ill. Mr. McCollum has moved his saw mill to Mr. Wilkes’ place. Mr. and Mys. J. H. Bates went to Mt. Olivet Sunday. Corn and fruit were not all killed in this section by the frost and snow. &, A un el ,‘gg NS 4 //' ml ) .\:‘-‘ |rj‘_| : A i S == :.L eSS L -« ,‘r——l %‘- -~ A Tonic For The Whole Family ; This splendid tonic will keep every member of your family in good health. Adults suffer ing from dyspepsia, or indi gestion, general exhaustion or breakdown will find in this natural tonic renewed health and strength. Delicate, rapid ly growing children will find in this tonic the assistance their digestive organs need to get the proper nourishment and strength from their food. | DR. D. JAYNE'S | ° % acts directly on the stomach and other digestive organs, toning them up and enabling them to do their work properly. In this way it brings about permanent health and strength. Ontheotherhand, ordinary tonics, which give ar tificial strength by stimulation andbysupplyingfoodmatcrial, are only effective as long as they are taken. Sold by ARI Druggists -2 sizes, 50c. and 35¢. Take Dr. D. Javne's Expectorant if you want to get rid of your Cough or Cold. KENNESAW. The death of Mr. S. 1, Brinkley Tues day morning at three o’clock was quite 4 shock to the community. He was at nis gon’s, Mr J. F. Brinkley, and had :aten 8 hearty supper Moundsy night and retired. Later in tha night the family was aroused and he grew worss and at three o’clock he puassed peace fully away to the Great Beyond to juin his beloved wife and children. Mr. Brinkley was one of the best men I ever knew. He lived up to his faith and was adevout member of the Metho dist church and a Sunday school work er. He used to say he loved every body, and I am sure everybody loved him. The funeral was conducted Wednesday at the Methodist church by Rev. W. G. Crawley, of Marietta, and Rev. A. J Morgan, of Aeworth, after which the remains were interred in the cemetery here. Mr. Brinkley had lived a long and useful tife and would have goon celebrated his eighty-third birth day. He is survived by two sons Messrs, Fletecher and Pomp Brinkley, and & number of grandchildren and great grandcehildren who have the sym pathy of the entire community. Mr. W.E MeClure and Miss Leila Hughes, of Cherokee, were married Sanday, May Ist, Ray Mr. Embry per forming the ceremony. Mr. McClure is in the mereantile business in Kenne gaw and has made many friends since coming here from Cherokee. Mias Hughes is a pretty and amiable young lady who will make a good helpmeat. We join with many friends in wishing them much happiness. Mr. Charlie Moon and Miss Maud Gentry, of Dallas, were married Sun day, May lst, and arrived here Tues day. Mr. Moon.sone of our most in dustrious young farmers and has made preparation to go to house-keeping. We ‘extend congratulations and best wishes. Mr.and Mrs. T. J. Gatlin spent Sun day with relatives in Aeworth. Mr. D S. Tennent, of Marietta, visit ed relatives here recently. Misses Rosamond Basher and Blanehe Groover, of Marietta, visited Miss Bertha Brinkley Sunday. ~ Mr.and Mrs. Lynn Fitzgerald, of At. lanta, visited relatives here Saturday ‘and Sunday. ~ Mise Jennie Carrie gpent part of last ‘week in Atlanta, ~ Mr Hyde and Mise Neese, of Mari etta, were married here Sunday even ing, B. H. Carrie performing the cere mony. Mr. and Mrs John Ellison, Sr., are visiting in Marietta and Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Kugene Booth announce the arrival of & gon at their home at Benson Academy. Mr.and Mrs. C. F. Miller announce the arrival of a fine son. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chadwieck an nounce the arrival of twing, a son and daughter. Mise Mae Green returued from At lanta Sunday where she has been vigit ing her brothers, Mrs. Will Morgan has given up the hotel and will move 1o Etowah, Tenn. Rev. Robert Orr, of i,aford, is vigit ing nis father, Mr H. L. Orr, at Mars Hill, who is in declining health. Mre. Mary Hilley has returned from Calboun. Mrs. 8. J. Pyron spent Tuesday 1n Atlanta. Prof. Long, of Lavender, was the guest of Miss Bertha Brinkley Monday. Mize Minnie Baldwin visited in At lanta recently. Misses Rachael and Alice Aires and Mr. Joe Moon, of Mt. Bethel. spent Sanday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt Moon, Mt. Thomaz Whitfield, of Chatta nooga, visited his son, Mr, L. P. Whit fiald, last week. Mr. J. Will Bennett, of Cedartown, vizited Mr. J. W. Bennett recently. [t now developes that Mr., Jasper Crowder’s leg was broken when he fell lagt winter. His many friends hope that ne may recover. [learn that the Baptist people have catled i their services for the fifth Sun day on account of the Sunday sehool a:=oiation or convention at the Metho dizt chureh the fifth Sunday. GIPSY. All interested 1n the cemetery at the Marietta Campground are requested to meet there to work next Saturday at eight o’cloek. FOR SALE—6O acres land, near Kennesaw; 3 room house, double stable, About 15 acres bottom land; For prices, call on or address R. L. Pylant, Kennesaw, Ga. apr 8 tf, MOUNTAIN VIEW. Mr. Tom Scott visited in Acworth Saturday. Yes! by all means, we must have our picnic this summer. I suggest we have it at this place. We have a beautiful grove at the =chool house. i.ot’'s hear from some more of you. A good many farmers are re-plant ing, and planting over their corn. l.ooks now like good old springtime has come to stay. Miss Kate Dobbins hag purchased 4 new organ, There was prayer meeting at Mr. N. E. Williams’ Monday night. Mr. James Haney, of Texas, vis ited his sister, Mrs. Levi Mitchel] last week. Mr. Senate Mahon visited his sis ter, Mre. James, of New Salem, Sat urday night. Success to the dear old Journal and its its readers. VIOLET. ,-s. v ”"‘ . w““.w \:\ \‘,"_.'A"‘ I‘r i e ’ AT ™ . ey e —— :‘”’ i ‘ ARy ey (700 UF w \ i o| L it For Infants and Children. ?‘t Q-o i Saaened, LTI _:_::__‘” i T L R R L DN AN S W TR M R " eaeTn e Kind You Have Bina 3 |8 . e& ﬁ , Clipnw | (EEF W = S o= ways Bought gu_'f il .\i‘iuunl, 3 PER CENT «ch ‘ ﬁ :}\ggzt'(al;!a) PreparationforAs eIN | | similating the Food and Reguia Be&rs the ?i':% % l ting the Stowmachs aii Bowels of ‘ 4 ge X e . 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And now in 1910 the wige men here pate ronize the STAR PRESSING CLUB and TRIO LAUNDRY, Moral-—=Ger wisg, Harry Haynes, Mgr. Phone 254 Over Grogan’s Barber Shop | MABLETON. After an absence of ten weeks, wrestling with rheumatism, we are here again, hoping to be with you from now on, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Simms, of Bal timore, Md., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Gann. Miss Mable Davis, of High Point, was the guest of Miss Mabel Gann recently. On the fourth Sunday in May the annual “Sacred Harp” singing will be held here. All who love the old-time music are invited to attend and bring well-filled baskets and “Old Sacred Harp.” No other book will be used. We expect good singers from Aus tell, Lithia Springs, Powder Springs, and Douglasville. Mrs. J. M. Gann has returned to Marietta after a weeks’ visit to rela tives here and at Austell. Most all tender garden plants were killed and we have but few apples,; but, oh my! there are plenty of peaches so far—if the comet doesn't scare them off the trees. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gann have moved into the Dr. Moss cottage. On the 156th of April Mrs. W. M. Williams died here. She was buried at the Davis cemetery, near Mable ton. She had been a sufferer from tuberculosis for several months. She leaves her husband, two children, her father, sisters and brothers and many friends to mourn her death. She had many friends here, this belng the home of her childhood. She was a lovable Christian woman and was a member of Jones Avenue Baptist Church, in Atlanta. -We extend our sympathy to the bereaved husband and loved ones. Miss Nellie Peacock visited friends here recently. Mrs. A. H. Garner and daughter, Miss Dovie, are spending this week in Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Pitts and Miss Clyde Claudy visited Mr. T. J. Lowe's family Sunday. The green foliage and roses bowed to earth with snow on April 25th made one of the most novel sights we ever witnessed. Mrs. W. B. Hamby visited her moth er here last week. Mr. Z. T. Gann is still taking the Censias., GLADYS. Just received a fine line of 25 and 50 cents Neckwear, Come see them.—The German Store. Old Postoffice building., CASTORIA For Infants and Gaildren. The Kind You Have Always Bought D K | Saves an Jowa Man’s Life. The very grave seemned to yawn be fore Robert Madsen, of West Burling ton, lowa, when, after seven weeks in the hospital, four of the best physician gave him up. Then was shown the marvelous curative power of Eleetrie Bitters. For, after eight months of frightfol suffering from liver trouble an’ yellow jaundice, getting no help from other remediosn or doctors, five bottles of this matchiess medicine completely eured him. Its positively guaranteed for Stomach, Liver or Kidney troubies and never disappoints. Only 50e. at W. A, Same Drug Store. To the Voters of Cobb County. As it bag been imporsible for me to see you versonally, I nm taking this method of making a final request for your vote and support, feeling confi dent that my twenty-three (23) years experience as a civil engineer and surveyor will appeal to you #8 my be ing the right man in the right place if elected. 1 regret very mueh that I have been unable to ses each of you, but however I feel sura that you wil give meyour suppory, and thank you in advanes for same. | wirh to state further that a rumor Las reached me that I have withdrawn from the race, on the contrary 1 am in it for all T am worth, Yours Very Truly, W. w. MoCULLOCH, Candidate for County Surveyor. Come ook at our special bar gains tn odd pants, boys’ knee pants, going for fifteen (15) cents.—The German Store, L. Saul, proprictor. Old Postoffice build ing. ; Card from Mr. Owen. To the White Voters of Cobb eounty, Having suffered from an attack of ihtess for several days, confined to my heme the greater part of this time, I have bLeen anable for this reas n to see as mwany of the voters as I otherwise wonuld Lave sgeen, Being now greatly nnproved, I wili undertaka to see all, or a 8 many of a 8 possible between now and the date of the primary in the interest of my eandidacy for tax re ceiver. I again take occasion to say I will greatly appreciate your snpport. Respectfully mayb 2t Geo. W. Owen, nk " HOLLIiSTEFi’S " ' A Busy Medicine for Busy People. Brings Golden Health and Renewed Viger. A s&ecmc for Constipation, Indigestion, Liver and Kidpey troubles, Pimples, Eczema. liupure Blood, Bad Breath,Sluggish Bowels, Headache and Backache. Itsßocky Mountain Peaintab et form, 35 cents o bows iienuine made by HOoLLIRTER I'uie CoXiaNY, Madison, Wis. JOLDEN NUGSETS ~OF AL OW TEOPLE Page Nine