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Friday, September 30, 1910
= Mews From all Over the County =
SHADY GROVE.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank York, of
Marietta, epent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. C. O. Brooks.
Miss Mattie Maddox was the
guest of the Misses Guffin Sunday.
Several of the young people
around here attended singing at
Benson’s Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Roberts vis
ited the family of Mr. Rufus Good
son, of near Sandy Plains, Sunday.
'The Sunday echool picnic at the
river Saturday was highly enjoyed
by all.
Miss Addie Lou Deford spent
Sunday with Miss Clara McAfee.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clackum,
of Elizabeth, spent Sunday with
the family of Mr. J. R. Guftin.
Remember singing here next Sun
day afternoon.
Picking cotton is the occupation
in this community. LUCILE.
Your complexion ag well as your
temper is rendered miserable by a dis
ordered liver. By taking Chamber
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets you
ean improve both. Sold by Gantt
Drug Company, Marietta, Ga.
FOR SALE—6S acres of land four
miles south of Muarietta, two three
room houses. Good orchard: 35 acres
in cultivation ;20 acres in woods. Good
pasture, I'4 miles of the car line, 1
mile of school and church. On public
road and rural route. Half mile frcm
Fair Oaks. For price csll on G. K,
CROW, Marietta Ga. Sept 9 tf
NEW SALEM.
Rev. McCoy, of Acworth, preach
ed a very able sermon here Sunday
night to a large congregation.
Mr. Bill Green left Sunday for
Alabama, where he has a position.
Misses Minnie Baldwin and Ludie
Benson, of Kennesaw, visited Mrs.
John Darby Thursday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Zack
Carnes, a daughtet. |
Don’t forget the all-day services
here next Sunday. Everybody
come.
Mr. Leon Green returned to his
home in Birmingham Saturday, af
ter an extended visit here. l
Mre. Cleveland James and two
children spent last week in Atlanta.
Married, on last Sunday, Mr.
Oscar Pace to Miss Leila Williams,
of Dallae. They will reside with
the groom’s brother, Mr. Harvey
Pace, of this place. - Best wishes
to the happy couple.
“Can be depended u-pon” is an ex
presegion we all like to hear, and when
it is used in connectinn with Cham
berlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy it means that it never fails to
cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
c¢omplaints. It is i leasant to take and
equally valuable for children and ad
ults. Secld by Gantt Drug Company,
Marietta, Ga.
ELIZABETH.
Miss Maye Thacker is spending
this week with friends at Waleska.
Miss Nellie Legg, of Tallahassee,
Fla., spent the week-end of last
week with Miss Nellie Bivens.
Mrs. Satterfield has returned
home, after spending the summer
with Mr. J. M. Satterfield at Joe,
Ga. :
Miss Leila Fowler visited her sie
ters, Mre. C. A. Green and Mrs. R.
L. Wallace, at Decatur, last week.
We welcome the family of Mr.
F. B. Barkalow, who have recently
moved into our community.
Miss Etta Coward, of Walesxa,
haw been the guest of her eister,
Mrs. R. E. Thacker.
Mr. 8. H. Legg of Calhoun, has|
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Bivens. |
Mrs. Ethel Clay is the guest of
Mrs. Horace Hamby, of Atlanta,
this week. |
Miss Nellie Legg and Miss Nellie
Bivens gpent Saturday and Sunday
in Atlanta.
Mrs. R. L. Wallace and Mrs Joe
Morgan, of Decatur, were the guests
of Mrs, W. T. Fowler last Tuesday.
DAISY.
Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of eroup. Cham
berlaing Cough Remedy given a 8 #OoD
48 the child becomss hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prévent the attack. Bold by Gantt
Druag Company.
SMYRNA.
My, my, but it has been hot and
dusty here. Have not had a rain
in several weeks and crops and
gardens are showing the need of it.
Little Nolan Matthews fell down
the school steps last Friday and
drove a pencil, which he held in his
wouth, nearly through hig Jeft
cheek. The little fellow is bearing
his mishap bravely, but is not able
to be at school this week.
They tell me there is going to be
a swell wedding in town pretty
goon. That the bride will be one
of Smyrna’s prettiest and dearest
young ladies. That “box parties”
and all kinds of “‘showers” of uge
ful articles are on tapis for her,
beginning this week.
The tent mecting held by Rev.
Mr. Hall is growing in interest and
the services will be continued
a while longer. Everybody come
out and take part in these meet
ings.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows
‘went to Atlanta last Wednesday and
took part in the great parade of
‘that order in honor of the Sovereign
‘Grand Lodge.
Several pieces of real estate
changed hands in and about town
last week.
Next Sunday being the first n
October, there will be services at
the Methodist church. Rev. Mr.
Cantrell will preach. Come out
and hear him.
Miss Mary Kelpin entertained the
Smyrna Social Club Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Tom Lee Hamby.
After the regular routine of business
was gone through with the club
was turned over to the hostess. A
guessing contest was held, Miss
Carrabell Dunn winning the prize,
a beautiful hat pin. Delicious re
freshmente were served. The clab
will meet next month with Miss
Hallie Moore.
Are you going to Florida this
winter? CRITIC.
In buying & cough medicine, don’t
be afraid to get Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. Th=re is no danger from it,
and relief is sure to follow. KEapecial
ly recommended for ccughs, colds and
NEW HOPE.
Miss Chessie Hamby, who bas
been visiting in Atlanta, has re
turned home. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayo Gantt, of
Marietta, are spending the week
with Mrs. Gantt’s mother.
Mr. Albert Bentley, of Macland
College, spent Sunday and Monday
with homefolks.
Mr. Wells started his series of
meetings here last Sunday and will
continue them throughout this
week. Mr. Sutton is leading the
singing and Mr. Penn will aid Mr.
‘Wells in the pulpit.
~ Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Sewell and
littte daughter, Marguerette, of At
lanta, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hamby.
Miss Jessie Mayes, who has been
nursing her little sister, Maggie,
bas returned to har studies in At
lanta, leaving her patient able to
’sit up.
. To keep youar health round: to avoid
| the ilis of advancing years; to conserve
‘your physical forcag for a ripe and
' healthful old age, guard yjour Ekidneys
’bv taking Foley’s Kidney Remedy. For
'ale by all drugaists.
MT. ZION. |
Rev. E, M. Dyer filled his regu
lar appointment here last Saturday |
and Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pledger vis
ited relatives at Smyrna last
Wednesday.
Misses Tabitha and Ollie Mae
Poleton were guests of Mrs. J. J.
Anderson in Marietta last Sunday.
Ruby, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mre. Sam Wilking, is quite
sick. We hope for her a gpeedy
recovery.
Mr. David Polston spent Sunday
with Mr. G. W. Anderson and fami
ly at Milford.
Mrs. Joe Avery and chidren have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Cherokee county.
Mr. Cliff Edwards and wife and
little son, of Atlanta, spent Satur
‘day and Sunday with his parents,
'Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Edwards.
Mr. Louis Brantley have gone to
Dalton, Tenn., where he has ac
cepted a position,
FARMER’S DAUGHTER.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAT, AND COURIER
, OLIVE SPRINGS. ‘
| Mr. Cliff Warren is visiting rela
tives at Tifton.
- Mrs. Emily Hagin, of Atlanta,
was the guests of friends and rela
!tives at this place Saturday and
ib‘unday.
Mr. Pat Stevens and family, of
lSmyma. spent Sunday as the guests
;of Mr. J. J. Sandars and family.
~ Died, on Sunday night the im
mortal spirit of Mrs. Mary Shaw
‘wingea its flight to the beautiful
realms above. Mrs. Shaw has been
almost an invalid for several years,
but nc one ever heard her complain.
She experienced religion early in
life and has been loved and highly
esteemed member of the Methodist
church. Meek and letiring she was
more ready to listen than to speak,
but in her conversation there was
no uncertain sound. Jesus was her
hope of salvation and His finished
work was what she loved to hear
proclaimed. She was firmly estab
lished in the truth and no mind or
doctrine could move her. Her
husband passed away several years
ago and she bas been kindly and
lovingly cared for by her daughters
and sons. Several weeks ago she
was taken severely ill and gradually{
grew weaker until the end came
peacefully. Another loved one has|
been taken to be ‘‘forever with the
Lord.” While we feel it is weH'
with her yet the loved ones cannot |
help weeping becaure they will see
her face no more. May God com
fort each sorrowing heart zmd'
enable them tosay “'nevertheless not |
my will, but thine be done.” She
is survived hy five sons and three
daughters. The funeral was con- |
ducted at Milford, on Monday after- |
noon by Rev G. V. Crow. The
bereaved family and relatives have
our sympathy. CLYDE. ¢ |
PEACH SEED WANTED—Now, not
in November I will exchange you
fruit trees for nice clean fresh Natural
Seedling Peach Seed. I positively can
not use seed with the old dry peach on
them. They must be CLEAN Write
me what you have and I will see after
them at once. JaMes CURETON Prop.,
Cureton Nurseries, Austell Ga.
$73.50 buys a gasoline engine
which will pull the pump, corn
sheller, washing machine, cream
separator, feed cutter and, in
fact, any machine that can be
pulled by hand. Don’t miss a
chance to seeit. We sell larger
engines for any other purpose.
See us B 4 buying—Marietta
Garage and Machine Works.
POWDER SPRINGS.
Mr. Oglesbv ie in the bank now.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Oglesby and their
charming little daughter have rooms
with Mrs. Ida Bennett.
Mise Effie Lunsford, of Acworth,
is visiting the Misses Lewis.
Mre. W. T. Bate and three sons,
William, Franklin and J. H. Bate,
of Barnesville, were recently the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tapp
and Mr. and Mrs J. E. McKenney.
Mrs. T. N. Camp delightfully
entertained her Sunday school class
lagt Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Lindley
and son, Cliff, epent the week-end
with Mr. and Mre. Jeff Clonts, near
Hiram. ;
Mrs. W. J. Tapp, Mr. Roy T:lp!).]
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McKenney and,
Mastzr Earl and Stuart McKennt'yi
attended the funeral of Mrs. E. R.
Bate, in Acworth, Friday. 1
Mr. Charlie Camp is having a
pretty cottage built. |
Miss Nannie Stewart, of McDon
ough, is visiting Mrs. J. E. McKen
ney '
Dr. Frank Lindley hag resumed
his study of medicine in Atlanta.
Mr. J. B Bennett will sm.iy]
pharmacy thig vear in Atlanta. |
Mr J. M. Comer is one of the
busiest and happiest men thn;-e{
days. He has moved on his farm
apd is very busy ffixing to accom
plizh good results in the near future.
He is raicing fine chickens for *one
thing NO.
An Awful Eruption
of a voleann exciter brief intereat, and
your interest in skin eruptions will be
‘as short, il you use Bucklen’s Arnica
Sa've, their quickest cenre, Even the
worst boils ulcers, or fever soreg are
iua soon healed by it Best for Burns,
Oute, Bruises, Sore Lipe, Chapped
lHur-da, Chilbiging and Piles. It gives
nstant relie! 25c st W. A, Séma’.
NESBITT.
It was stated week before last
that building material would be
put on the ground for a new church
house here Rock, eand and lime
flowed in freely the first day. The
next day witnessed the piers in
place. The third day most of the
underpinning was done with rock
and three thousand feet of framing
wag laid on the ground. Monday
morning of last week eight men
met there with their carpenter’s
tools and others with teams and
wagone. By Friday night 4 house
36 by 40 feet with 12-foc* walls and
lsel-fsupporting roof was hulled in
and covered. We noted by actual
count that there were present 21
men and four hustling boys during
‘the afternoon Friday, and they were
‘all working, too. One gentleman
stated there were twenty-four men
‘who did work there during the day
of Thursday. lln all, 60 to 75 days’
work was done and no one charged
a cent for his labor. It was all
free. The names of those who took
a part in the quick construction of
this building are given below:
S E Caesidy, Frank Payne, E Y
Boyenton, C E Kimberley, Egbert{
Phagan, Cliff Boyenton, Amos Boye
enton, Horace Boyenton, D C Un
derwood, J R Underwood, John
Fortner, E M Legg, George Kemp,
Nathan Kemp, J H Hall, W W
Hall, John Hall, Sr, Rufus Hall,
John Burges, James Camp, Buford
Camp,Luther Heard, John G Heard,
Thomas Bird, John Bird, Bartow
Lamater, James Elliott, Thomas
Gasaway. Charlie Head, Thomas
Rainey, Frank Brooks, Mark Pol
ston, George Avery, Joe Avery, J M
Davis, Linton Davis,Roy Kirk, D P|
Kitk, Paul Kirk, E J Greer, Dela |
Hardage, Sam Jones, Cliff .lones,‘
Noah Kilgo, Frank Kilgo, Frank'
Boring, Billie Hardage, C. Greer. ‘
The house will be painted zmdl
otherwigse completed in the near fu
tore. And the names of those who
contribute by cash will be publish
ed in the Journal and Courier.
There is something of the Baraca
spirit in this community. Their
motto is, " We do things.”’
We are sorry to note that Rev. Hen
derson 1s still very sick with fever
Glad to see Emmett Kimberly is
out again, after a gevere attack of
scarletina.
Mr. Edgar Scarbrough is attend
ing the A. & M. College at Macland
again this fall. |
Mr. Heron and family. of Pauld
ing county, have moved to Mr. R.}
T. Nesbitt’s farm. |
Mr. E. Y. Boyenton visited his’
parents at Macland Tuesday. |
Miss Lena Griggs, of Kennesaw,
is spending some time with her
cousin. Mies Lucy Camp.
Owing to the fact that the de
moralizing circus was to be in Mari
etta last Saturday, this community
decided to postpone the observance
of Orphans’ Home Day. until next‘
Saturday, October Ist. We hope
every one will take an active inter-'
est in this good work, remembering
that it takes fifty pounds of flour
for | breakfast every morning, be
gides many, many other things that
are absolutely necessary for the
corafort and welfare of the little
motherlees and fatherless ones.
Besides they are compelled to have
four carloads of coal to keep them
warm this winter. And there is no
income whatsoever to this home ex
cept by charity.
There will be an address to the
children Sunday morning by a gen
tleman who will relate gome of the
experiences of his boyhood days,
forty-three years ago.
Aleo Prof. H. R. Hunt, of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, at Macland, will make an ad
dress to the Sunday school. Every
bhody i cordially invited to hear
thig orator and scholarly Christian
gentleman. He will entertain you.
Mrs. J. W. Perry and little daugh
ter, Marguerite, of Atlanta, are
gpending some time with Mr. and
Mre. J. W. Fleming. .
DON'T YOU SEE.
The Marietta gin has started up for
the season of 1910-11. The machinery
i 8 in first-class order. Yourwork done
promptly and satisfactorily, Toll, 20
cents per 100 pounds lint. Give us a
trial. Highest price paid for seed.-
W. R. Chandler, Manager, gep23-4t
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SEED OATS.
Extra fine. Appler, pure clean,
sound. 75 cents a bushel ?, 0. b. Mari
ettaor at my farm,
| C. M, HEAD,
\ Powder Bprings Road.
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New Machine Shop
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We have the best equipped Machine
Shop in North Georgia, and can
give prompt and satisfactory ser=-
vice on all kinds of repair work.
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Brumby Machine Works
301 Church Street. Phone 345.
MACLAND.
Remember quarterly meeting here
next Saturday. Rev. W. B. Dil
lard, P E., will preach both daye.
The trustees of the literary school
met Saturday afternoon and elected
Prof. Joe Walker teacher for the
ensuing year. Prof. Walker has
had long experience in teaching
and we feel cure he will give satis
faction
The enrollment at the A, & M.
school ie nearly a hundred now,
and there are others coming.
We regret to leain of the sickness
of Mr. E. A. Kemp, who has mala
ria. Also of the gicknees of Mr. J
R. Pilgrim, who has been suffering
with rheuamatiem for the pagt few
days.
Mrs. Eugenia Petty, of Smyrna,
spent Jast week with her son, Mr.
Grover Petty and family, who will
move thig week to Fitzgerald, where
Mr. Petty will engage in the insur
ance buriness.
The many friends of Migs Maud |
Edwarde will be glad to know that |
ehe is getting on nicely, after un-/
dergoing a eurgical operation byi
Drs. Field and Elder in Marietta |
last week. l
Cotton is opening very fast and
we can hear the hum of Mr. Rason‘
Dobbg’ gin most all day now. |
Miss Susie Guffin has been quite |
gick, but ig very much better nnw,i
we are glad to state. RUBY. |
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FOR SALE—6O acres land, ncuri
Kennesaw: 8-room house, doub | €
stable. About 12 acrez branch botwml
land; 15 acres in original forest. Land |
lies well, For}prices, call on or ad
dress R. L. Pylant, Kennesaw, Ga.
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MILFORD.
We are having pretty weather
now and the farmers have begun to
‘gather the cotton,
\
~ Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe are
i‘rejoicing over the arrival of a fine
|gir].
. Quite a number from this place
attended the singing, at Concord,
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Shaw died at the home
of her #son, Mr. J. F. Bhaw, Sunday
GASTORIA
|The Kind You Ha\;e
I Always Bought
Bears the ;
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" For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
afternoon. after a lingering illness.
She was the mother of Messrs.
George, Charley and J. F. Shaw, of
this place, and Mrs. Tom Hicke, of
Marietta, Mr. Henry Shaw, of At
lanta, and Mr Sam Shaw, of Texas.
Our sympathy goes out to the be
reaved.
Several from here went to the
#how at Marietta Saturday.
Mr.and Mre. H. F. Pair spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Lowe.
Mr. and M:s. Bob Butler, of Ma
rietta, visited Mrs. Butler's gister,
Mre. Landrum recently.
Mr. John Hicke and Miss PRosa
Mae continues ill with fever.
There will be a einging at Mr.
Hiram Reed's next Saturday night.
Everybody invited to gome out.
DIXIE.
MABLETON.
Rev. S. T. Gilland has accepted
he pastorate of Mableton Baptist
shurch for another year. Mr.
Gilland i loved by all our people
and we sve plad he ig to remain
with ue. :
Three joined the church by letter
Sunday
Mr. and M.« T.J. Lowe, Jr., and
party mide o trip to Roswell, on
Sundey .
Miss ez Kendley spent Sunday
here with relatives ;
Mr. Thoimas Barber was shaking
hauds with his old friends here
Sanday.
Dr. 11 AL tidore has purchased a
Lambert auto,
Mu. €0 W dilore has purchased a
piano.
Rev J. i 1 Wiiliams spert Sun
day at Mabictom
Dr. 11, 4 Giore and family spent
Sunday with My and Mrs. R, E.
Danieil, near Yacland
The Jittle won of Mr. and Mrg.
H. B. M¢ .ol wiil be christened
Alexander Vo '
Mise 7. i«r Mable has re
turne: o Aooyion, Ala., after o
[)l(:;‘m.i: vi-tl o relatives heres
Mr. G «. Munay has been at
home fur two weeks on aceount of
gickness of Archie and Margie.
Glad they v convalescing.
ULADYS.
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