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Friday, 27 May , 1910
l fioeiaz and Personal
_The dance at the armory Monday
evening given by Mr. Fletcher Reynolds
and Mr, Milton Keeler for Miss Bennett
d Mr. Sullivan was .altogether de
ohtful The two hosts and the lovely
ide elect with Mr, Sullivan received
ihe guests and the chaperones included
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs Keeler, Mrs. Gra
wam, Mrs. Herbert Brown, Mrs, Cotting
pam. Mrs. Horace Field, Mrs. Chase,
mrs. Cortelyou, Mrs. Edward Hunt,
Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Mrs. T. M, Brumby,
Tr., Mrs, Fred Morris, Mrs. Will DuPre,
Mrs. E. P. Dobbs, Mrs. Cliff Dobbs
Mrs. Hoppe, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
starr. All these ladies were accompa
sied by their husbands and several
couples of chaperones danced with as
much delight as did the youngest de
putantes. Among the visitors were Mrs
smith, of Lynchburg, Miss Rogers, of
Macon, Miss Screven, of Savannah, and
Miss Cay of Jacksonville, a guest of
Mrs. Sullivan. There were about fifty
couples dancing and the scene was beau
yiful indeed with the pretty girls like
so many animated blossoms floating to
the strains of music. Grape-fruit punch
was served and a charming spirit
of sympathetic joy shone in the faces
of all present reflecting the radiance of
the happy bride who is listening for the
melody of ‘‘golden wedding bells,”
—Miss Grace Hawkins gave a party
Monday evening to her brother, Mr.
Harold Hawkins, in honor of his eigh
ieenth birthday. It was a pleasant
(qurprise to him. A great many of his
toung friends were present “and
rought suitable gifts. After music
and games delicious refreshments were
served.
—The Civie Improvement Club met
with Mrs. Crosby Monday afterncon
and decided to give a musicale for the
venefit of its good works. Miss Vir
ginia Crosby will be in echarge of the
entertainment. It will be at the
Armory on the evening of June 14th
and tickets will be sold by members of
the club, in the meantime. An even
ing of pleasure is assured all who
attend.
‘ A family re-union was held Sunday
2t the home of Mr. W. M. Davis.
'here were present seven children,
and twenty-one grand-children, among
whom were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hol
combe and family, from Stone Moun
tain; Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McGarity
and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gar
rett and /family, from Atlanta; Mr.
and .\ll‘s.(B. H. Bell and family, from
Marietta; Dr. Johnson, from Holly
Springs; Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Garrett,
from Roswell. A nice dinner was
served and all enjoyed the day.
--Judge Moses Wright, of Rome,
ciedidate for Congress, was in Ma
b.etta a short while Tuesday with per
sonal and political friends The Judge
says it is his intention to spend about
ten days in Cobb during the campaign,
at which time he will visit each militia
district and address the voters.
Miss Ella Edwards has resigned
ner position as bookkeeper for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, and |
has accepted a similar position with
{ennesaw Sales Company, of At
a Miss Lottie Gober succeeds
s Edwards as bookkeeper at the
Singer office. '
DRUGS to cure must
be PURE — they
must be fresh also, or
Drugs That Cure they lack remedial virtue.
Every drug must be se-
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L. scientific knowledge of
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i scriptions here, and know
‘ that they will be com
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§et etly with stindand
antt Drug Co. drugs, by well-trained
pharmacists. From the
3Phones NO, 6, doctor to the dose, our
understanding of pre
i scription compounding is
all to your benefit.
| —Mr. Clif Edwards, of Atlanta. spent
Monday in Marietta.
—MrO'W. Tennent, of Atlanta, was
in Marietta Tuesday.
Fresh honey at E. L. Faw’s,
| —Mrs. Spaun, of Texas City, is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. Byerie.
" —Mr. R. D. Cantrail, of Oedartown,
Bpent the week-end in the city.
~ The best screen doors and windows
at Dobbs Hardware Co.’s
- —Mr. A. J. Spence, of Cave Springs,
Was a visitor to Marietta Monday.
~ See Daniell Bros. for your wedding
presents,
—Hon. Pierce Latimer was down
from Woodstock Tuesday.
—Col. E. W. Coleman, of Canton,
was a visitor to Marietta Tuesday.
LM ¥,k Cleveland, who has
been very ill, is greatly improved.
Daniell Bros. carry a complete line
of Sterling Silver Tableware.
—Mr. J. D. Rogers, of Kingston,
spent part of Monday in Marietta.
Fly Traps at Dobbs* Hardware Store.
—Miss Lucile Fletcher, of Gilmore,
is the guest of Mrs. D. C. Osborne.
Come to see us in the German
Store. L. Saul, proprietor. Old
postoffice building.
—Judge Morris is holding the regular
May term of Fannin Superior court
this week.
Messrs. W. C, Sutz and W. H. Kitch
en, of Atlanta, were in the eity this
week.
Get a horse muzzle and calf wesner
from Dobbs Hardware Co.
—Miss Julia Screven, of Savannah,
has joined her mother at the Whitlock
| House,
Huyler’s can’t B beat, at But
ler’s Drug Store.
, —Mrs. Charles Northeutt 18 visiting
Iher sister, Mrs, Agnes Manget, in At
lanta, this week.
High-grade fruit jar Rubbers at
Dobbs Hardware Co ’s.
—Mrs. S D. Swetman, of Flidell, La.,
is expected Saturday to visit her mother
Mrs. E. I. Welsh.
—Members of the First Baptist Phila
thea Class will sew at Mrs. J. W. L.
Stovall’s Friday afterncon. |
Daniell Bros, carry Libby & Hawks’
cutglass.
—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Everitt will
spend the summer with Prof. and Mrs.
J. H. Smith at 608 Church street, |
—Mrs. T. M. N. George has returned
from an extended visit to Norfolk, Va.,
and Durham, N. C. |
Hammocks at Dobbs Hardware Co.’s.
—Miss Olivia Kay, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is the guest of Miss Vivian
Strong, on Forest avenue.
Go to Daniell Bros. for that graduat
ing present.
—Mrs. Samuel Lawrence and chil
dren, of Hamlet, N. C, are visiting at
the home of Mr. A. A. Lawrence.
—Mrs. S. H. Smith, of Lynchburg,
Va., is visiting at the home of her
brother, Hon. E. P, Dobbs.
Don’t fail to see Daniell Bros. be
fore buying a piano.
—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunlap, of
‘Birmingham, are spending some time
'with Mrs. Wm. Johnston, at Smyrna.
Special price on Machine Oil.—Dobbs
Hardware Co.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
—Mrs. Samuel Lawrence and family
and Mrs. Robert Randolph will spend
Some time with the family of Mr. R.
DeT Lawrence.
—Miss Rosalie Sewell, of Pensacola,
Fla., who is visiting in Marietta, spent
the week end with her cousin, Miss
Corrie Frey.
All kinds of Petticoats at the
German Store, L. Saul. proprie
tor. Old postoffice building.
—Miss Emma Cleveland, of War
trace, Tenn., spent part of last week in
Marietta, the guest of Miss Henrietta
Black.
Fruit jars and jelly glasses at low
prices.— Dobbs Hardware Co.
—Miss Adele Carter will be at home
for the summer in Inman Park, Atlanta,
with her brother and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Josiah Carter, Jr,
You will save money by com
ing to the German Store.
Have your grates set with fire-proof
brick. You can get them at Dobbs
Hardware Co.’s.
—Mr. George D). Anderson, disabled
by an attack of rheumatism, was un
able to attend Superior court at Blue
Ridge this week.
Big bargains in ladies’ suits at
the German Store, . Saul, pro
prietor. Old postoffice building.
—Dr. A. R. Bond and Hon. Bernard
Awtrey will make addresses at Mount
Zion Baptist church at three o’clock
Sundsy afternoon.
—Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Webb, Mrs.
Barrett and Isabella Collins, of Ac
worth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Northcutt Sunday.
—Mrs. D. C. Osborne and little daugh
ter, Marbelle, and Miss Lillian Green
spent last Friday and Saturday at Alla
toona, the guests of Miss Lula Arm
strong.
—Mr. Joe Beavers, working at the
Kennesaw mills, was struck in the aye
by a piece of steel a few days ago, and
received a most painful injury. He is
now improving.
—The home of Mr. and Mrs. D. F.
MecClatchey has been made brighter
‘and happier by the presence of a beau
tifal little girl who arrived Wednesday
morning.
For the swellest things in
ladies’ hats ever seen in Mari
etta, see Mrs. Oldson, at Ward’s.
—Mrs. John Neal left Sunday for
Savannah, where she will spend several
days with Mrs. I. A. Gibson, before go
ing to New York and Washington for a
visit of several weeks.
—Judge P. D. MeCleskey, J udge Geo.
F. Gober, Messrs. J. Z. Foster, C. H
Griffin and D. W. Blair constitute the
representation of the Marietta bar in
Fannin Superior court, held this week
at Blue Ridge. ‘
—There is a fine new boy at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.Coyle. Mr. Coyle
was over at the court house early
Wednesday morning to see Colonel
Gordon Gann and have the young man
counted in the 1910 census.
—There will be preaching every first
Sunday at the Second Baptist Chureh, |
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon
at half-past three and prayer-meating
every Sunday night at 7:30. A hearty
welcome to all attending these eer-l
vices.
—Rev A. R. Bond pastor of the First
Baptist church, was deservedly honor
ed last week by Florence College, of
, Florence, Alabama, v hich conferred on
him the degree of Doctor of Divinity.
Dr. Bond preached the baccalaureate
germon last Sunday at Locust Grove.
—The graduation exercises of the
Bible Class tor women and girls of the
First Baptist church, of which Mrs.
Bond is the teacher, will be held Sun
|day morning at eleven o’clock. Mrs.
t Bond will make an address. A cordial
[invitation to attend is extended to all
! who wish to be present.
. See our full line of skirts—
'voile, brilliantine and Panama.
i(}erman Store, L. Saul, pro
prietor. Old postoffice building.
Mr. B. A. Butler and children, and
Mr. W. P. Mozley and family, desire
to express their sincere thanks to their
friends for their tender sympathy and
kindness extended in the recent.dllness
and death of Mrs. Buatler. Not only
were their many acts of friendship ap
preciated, but their comforting words
of condolence will be treasured with
the memory of the loved one who has
been taken from us.
B. A. BUTLER AND CHILDREN,
W. P. MozZLEY AND FaMILY.
Injured in a Runaway.
Mrs. C. H. Field, returning from
Walesca to Canton a few days ago in
a buggy with Mrs, William Heard,
was very painfully injured by the
horse running away and throwing her
out of the vehicle. Mrs Heard sus
tained even more serious injury, hav
ing suffered a severe scalp wound.
Both ladies are now improving, and it
is hoped will rapidly recover from
their injuries.
Our line of Pants is complete.
Latest styles in full English pegs.
German Store, L. Saul. proprie
tor. Old postcffice building.
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THE CLUTHIER
Death of Mrs. Nigh.
Mrs. Frances R. C. Nigh, wife of Mr.
George B. Nigh, died av her home on
Campbell Hill street Saturday after
noon, and was buried in the city ceme
tery Sunday afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted at the resi
dence, Rev. W. B, Dillard cfficiating.
Mrs. Nigh had lived in Marietta for
about twenty years, the greater part of
which time she had been an invalid,
bearing her sufferings all the while
with patience and uncomplainingly,
Besides a husband, Mrs. Nigh is sur
vived by a daughter, Miss Juliatte
Nigh, and to these the sympathy of
friends and acquaintances is extended.
COMING SOON --- Another
home-talent play---“ Six Sharps---
One Flat,” Friday, May 27th.
Mr. Brown Thanks His Friends
To My Friends and Supporters:
I wish to take this opportunity of
thanking those voters in the recent
county primary who gave me their
votes and support. I wi.l ever hold in
grateful remembrance this evidencs of
their confidence and friendly considera
tion and bear no ill-feeling toward those
who did not vote for me.
JOHN W. BROWN,
Marietta, Ga.. May!23rd, 1910.
Just received seventy-five
suits for men and young men, a
job lot, right from the factory in
New York. These suits would
ordinarily sell at from $25 to $35
but we picked them up at a
bargain, and they are to go at
from $9.90 to $17.50. German
Store, L. Saul, Proprictor. Old
postoffice building.
ARMORY-AUDITORIUM
Saturday Evening,
MAY 28th,
GEORGE R. STUART,
The Popular Southern Humorist,
will deliver his famous lecture,
“Lop-Sided Folks.”
Benefit of the Methodist Baraca Class,
Prorounced by competent critics
the best or the Americau
Lecture Platform,
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS 3.
Tickets on sale at the Book Store and
Drug Stores,
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PROGRAM
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MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL,
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MAY 27, 1910, 8 O’CLOCK P. M.
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PART 1.
Chorus—Rose of the Garden.......By Pupils ifrom the 2nd and 3rd
Classes of the High School.
Mugic—Medley March, The Glowworm. Halle Marietta Orchestra
Debate—Resolved, That Trusts and Monopolies are Positive
Injuries to the People.
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE:
MISS MARY ROBESON LOUIS PASCHAL JERVEY
MISS WILLIE JEAN WALLACE JAMES ENOCH FAW
Chorug—Funiculi, Funicula. . By Pupils from the 2nd and 3rd
Classes of the High School.
Music—Overture, Latona. Mah1.............. Marietta Orchestra
Announcement of Honors, Awarding of Prizes, Etc., by the
Superintendent.,
Music—Waltz, Pensee Intime. Braham..... Marietta Orchestra
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PART 11.
“SIX SHARPS--ONE FLAT.”
A one scene, four-act drama, setting forth the experiences of Six Sharp
Girls in One Small Flat in the City of Chicago.
CAST OF CHARACTERS,
Mabel Maitland, who Reads and Impersonates...s.. _Lillian Teipel
Dorothy Dean, who Sings .......... .. .o.ocseuns ... Lizzie Hardeman
Polly Perkins, who i 8 a Pianist ... ......................Mary Robeson
Joyce Jocelyn, who is an artist ......... ........... s e dUIOB Weollon s
Margaret Murrell, who is a Stepouraph(:r creenme . Willie Jean Wallace
Katherine Kimberlin, who Writes Stories ... Annie Pope Bryan
Mrs, Scroges, who Wants Her Daughter “‘Finished” ___ Annie Coryell
Clarissa Eldory Scroggs, the Daugater to be *‘Finished’’ . Helen Dumas
Mr.Fil2, s Book Agent .. .../ .....Enoch Faw
Dennis, the Janitor of the Flat... ... k' 35 s beneobis L si TR HEIAY SO
Rodney Morris, the Real and Accepted Lover of Polly Perkins,
but who calls on Miss Perkins under difficulties. .. Louis Jervey
Mrs, Harding, Another Flat Dweiler ... ... ... Helen Dumas
Robert Dare, Mrs. Harding’s Brother ... Charlie Gardner
Fred Albright, just returned fromm Europe .............Jordan Gardner
Cholly Chumleigh, who i 8 not One Sharp ..................... Claude Ferris
VOCAL TEACHER
Miss Isabell Lazaron
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