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rriday October 21, 1910,
T The Soctal Realm.
HE LADIES of Marietta arc invited
T to furnish for publication the social
and personal news which has long
heen such an interesting feature of The
Marietta Journal. The facts can be sent
direct to the office or telephoned to No 340,
—-Mr. Harry E. Lawhon spent Sun
day at Etowah, Tenn.
-~ Mr. Eli Garrison spent Monday
in Canton on business.
—Dr.J. N.Stanton is en a visit to
his farm in Newton county.
—Miss Pauline Corley went to Coving
ton Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs.
Jarman, to spend gome time,
—Miss Frances North has returned
to her home at Fort McPherson, after
spending 8 week with Miss Virgie May
Mozley at Oakhurst,
—The W. 8. N, Neal residence on
Atlanta street, occupied by Mrs. R. E.
Lawhon and family, has undergone
geveral improvements,
—Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sessions
now occupy one of Mrs. Campbell
Wallace’s cottages on Kennesaw
ayenue.
—(Colonel Gordon B, Gann and Col
onel Thomas E. Latimer now have law
offices in the McKenzie building, over
Sams’ drug store.
—The pink chrysanthemums used in
the Presbyterian church Sunday were
grown by Mrs. Henry Meinert and are
the first to bloom this season in town.
—Messrs, Doyle and Ralph Butler,
who are at Pasadena, California, write
Marietta friends that they are get
‘ting on finely and like the West splen
xdidly.
—The Second Baptist Sunday school,
Atlanta street, is in a flourishing con
dition, having an enrollment of two
hundred members. It meets every
Sunday morning at 9:30.
—Mrs. J. T, Corley will go to Car
tersville to spend some time and Miss
Pauline Corley will be a guest of her
aunt, Mrs. H. R, Anderson, in Cov
ington, for a few weeks.
—Mr. Milton McLain is connected
with the firm of Benson Bros. Mr,
McLain is 4 popular gentleman and
his many friends are glad to have him
back in Marietta.
—The Junior Order United Ameri
can’ Mechanics, which is Marietta’s
newest secret crder, meets every Mon
day night at 7:30 in the Red Men’s
hall.
~—Mr. and Mrs. Ben Treadwell, Mrs.
Charles Howard, Mrs. Clyde Crockett,
Mrs. Clarence Everett and Mr. Thoru
ton Everett were guests of Mrs. George
Roberts, Thursday.
—Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A, J.
Adams will be glad to know that Mr.
Adams i 8 quite well and is contempla
ting spending the winter in Hollywood
a suburb of Los Angeles.
—Mrs. Donegan Towers is spending
a week or two with Misses Towers,
while Mr. Towers is moving from Por
tardale to Monticello, where he will be
in eharge of 8 new cotton mill.
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vou prepared for sprains, bruises, cuts and the thousand
and one every day accidents that seem SO trival and yet
may not be in the lonyg run. i
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to use them, and the cost is so small compared to their importance, It's
hardly worth mentioning. Sooner or later the time is sure to come
when you will be thankful you took our advice.
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The Atlanta Constitution of Tuesday published the above picture of
Miss Regina Rambo, of Marietta, as she appeared Monday ready to
drive her Columbia around the state. On her left is Mrs. Joseph M.
Brown, wife of Governor Joseph M. Brown, who accompanied her on
the tour, and Clark Howell, of the Constitution, who had just been
talking to them when the photographer caught the group.
Seventy-four cars left Atlanta Monday on the Good Roads tour around
the state, via Macon, Albany, Waycross, Savannah, Augusta, and
intermediate points.
Miss Rambo is driving car No. 60, a Columbia, valued at $2,750.
Mr. J. B. Moore, a mechanician for the auto company was in the car
to inspect it and see it was in proper condition before starting, but no
man accompanied Miss Rambo to assist her.
—Mr. B. F. Clark, construction
superintendent of the Southern Bell
Telephone company, has moved to
Martetta with his family and resides
at No. 600 Powder Springs street.
—The D. A. R. held their regular
monthly meeting at the country home
of Mrs. Wayland Camp. A literary
program was carried out, after which
a social hour was enjoyed Delightful
refreshments were served.
—The district conference of the
Methodist Woman’s Home Mission
Society meets at Waleska this week.
Mrs. B. T. Frey secretary, Mrs. Len
Baldwin and Miss Emma Leila Gram
ling, delegates from Marietta are at
tending.
—Mr. and Mrs., Paul Lovejoy, after
spending a week with the family of
Dr. C, T. Nolan, have gone to Carters
ville, where they will spend a week be
fore going to Chicago, in which city
they will make their future home.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
HENRY A. WARD TAKES
"JOY RIDE” 10 FIRE
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Store Ablaze, Makes Dash
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Through Moonlight to Carters
ville in Racing Machine.
Probably the greatest joy ride to a
fire ever taken by a Cobb county man
was taken by Mr. Henry A. Ward in
the early hours of Sunday morning.
It was one oclock when a long dis
tance call from Mr. Judson Ward at
Cartersville informed Mr. Ward that
the Greenwood Theater, in which his
big department store was located,
was on fire.
This cheerful news was accompanied
with the additional information that
it looked like the entire structure
would soon be cinders and ashes, ard
a 8 the stock was large enough to make
the margin between the insurance and
the loss a very serious matter, the
situation was one to make a man think
and think hard.
Mr. Ward hastily gave some direc
tions a 8 to what should be done and
hung up the phone.
A moment later he called up the
Brumby Garage and Mr. Edgar Nichols
responded that he would come im
mediately with the racing machine—
the one you almost lie down in and
that gets there like a greased streak.
Mr. Ward said to Mrs. Ward:
‘‘Go back to sleep, now ; whether the
whole store goes or not we will get
three meals a day,” and by that time
Mr. Nichols was at the gate in the
racer. Meantime G. C. Green, one of
the managers of the store, who was in
the city, had been notified and he and
Mr. Ward started for Cartersville with
M. Nichols at the wheel.
The moon was shining brightly and
the road was clear. They saw some
thing a few miles up that they took to
be Kennesaw, and flashed through
what the map says was Acworth. They
overtook a freight train and passed it |
at Allatoona. In an hour and a half
from the time the telephone rang Mr.
Ward was standing in the gtreet in
Cartersville Jooking at the fire. He
‘had covered thirty miles. |
“Enjoy the ride?”’ he asked, repeat
ing a question. ‘Why in ten minutes
after J started I had almost forgotten
the fire. I was never go impressed
with the value of sutomobiles. They
gimply annihilate space.”
The Greenwood Theater, a beautiful
block recently finished, wes owned by
J. R.Smith, who was Governor Brown’s
campaign mansger. The fire was
started, it is supposed, by an electric
wire. The building was equipped with
automatic sprinkling apparatas which
at once flooded the building. The fire
was extinguished with about $1,500
SMITH & POTTS
SPECIAL SHOE SALE 98¢
IN GOING through our shoe stock,
we found a lot of Ladies’, Misses,
Boys and Children’s Shoes, consist
ing of only two or three pair of a
kind. These are first class shoes in
every respect and were sold at prices
ranging from $1.50 to $2.50. We
have placed this entire lot on one of
our center tables at
OBc Per Pair
LLADIES' FAULTLESS
FOOTWEAR
If a Lady’s feet look well, her shoes
must look well.
OUR line of STREET or WALKING SHOES
looks well becanse they are built for that pur
pose. They possess the necessary style, snap
and comfort.
OUR line of dress shoes looks well because
they are built for that purpose. They are
symmetrical, stylish, graceful, beautiful.
BUT handsome feet count for little in ill
fitting shoes, whether for street or full dress.
In all cases we make a study of the foot and
succeed in selling you shoes you can wear
without injury to your feet or health.
Visit our SHOE DEPARTMENT. it’s worth it
SMITH & POTTS
Green & Sessions
REAL. ESTATE
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14 Room house on Church Street, 3
bath rooms, electric lights, hot water heat,
house is in splendid condition. Make nice
home for large family, or one of the best
boarding houses in the city. See us for price.
Two good farms for rent.
SEND FOR QUR LIST OF F ARMS.
Green & Sessions Real Estate and Loans
Marietta, Ga.
damage to the building and about $5OO
damage to the stock of the Cartersville
Drug Company.
The principal loes was on Mr. Ward’s
stock of goode. This demage is not
yet exactly known, but it will be some
where between five and ten thousand
dollsrgs and is fully covered by in
surance.
Mr. Ward will resume business in
Cartergville as soon ag the insurance is
adjusted.
He has not ordered an automobile
yet, but he is in a frame of mind to
listen kindly to anything Charlie Du-
Pre or Ralph Northcutt may have to
say on the subject.
COAL—Phone 270 and get the best
coal for cooking purposes,—Marietta
Ice Company. junelOtf
—Mrs. Alston Wragg, of Columbus,
with her two children, is spending a
few days with the Misses Setze, while
her husband is in attendance on the
‘vgeneral convention of the Episcopal
church in Cincinnati.
~ FOR SALE-—6O acres of land, near
Kennesaw, 3 room honse, double sta
'ble. About twelve acres branch
' bottom land ;15 acres in original forest.
' Land lies well. For prices, call on or
| address R. L. PYLANT, Kenneeraw,
| 38, Oet 21, 4t
| PFine pigsfor sale. Uscar Ben
'son. Octl4-2t
King's old Stand—Phons 127
«dend Us Your Mail Orders..
Money You Throw Away..
in speculations, no matter how attrac
tive they appear, would be better in
vested in real property, which stays
where it’s put. Think it over and then
let us talk it over. Your interest is our
interest, as you’ll find a,
When You See Us,
~ —Hon. O. P. Kogers, of Montgomery,
accompanied by Mrs. Rogers, after a
vigit to his sisters, Misses Rogers on
Church street, left for home Monday.
They stopped in Marietta on their re
turn from a trip to Canada and the
northern states.
FOR SALE—Horse and buggy, two
‘Bets of harnese and a wagon.
| MRSB. J. M, STUBINGER,
Route No. 8. Powder Springs Road.
Oct 21 1t
i -—Prof. H. R. Hunt, who was in
| Marietta this week eays the Agricul
tural College at Macland is in a most |
flourigning condition. The enrollment
ig 110, one hundred of whom are board
ing students. Another dormitory is
needed and will be built next fall,
WANTED—At once twelve milk
cows, fresh. Appy to J. L. DUNN,
R. F. D. 1, Marietta, Ga. octl4-2t
Marietta Cotton Market.
Cotton sold in Marietta Wednes
day at 14%{c.
MONEY TO LOAN-— We
can make loans at 7 per cent on
good real estate as security.
lLoans on farming lands a spec
ialty. It costs nothing to see us
at our office in Marietta and find
j out all about it, :
' R N Holland & Son.
DRESS GOODS
Our line of Woolen Dress Goods,
Silks and Novelty Suitings was the
pick and choice of the best the New
York and Baltimore markets afford
ad. It’s a dream and you will be de
lighted when you examine it.
We have the latest in Basket Weaves,
Diagonals, Mannish Effects, Shep
herd Checks, French and Storm
Serges, Panamas, &c,, in all the pre
vailing colors.
FINE HATS
That’s just what they are—we know
they are stunning because we have
been told so by an overwhelming ma
jority of theladies of this community.
Come in promptly and select your
hat and we will fit it up for you in
our characteristic way, which is to
say, the correct way.
Our display of stylish headwear will
meet the approval of the best in
formed and most discrimirating
buyers.
We also have the old Gignilliat home
for sale. This would make a good piece of
property for a sub-division.
We have a fine bargain in 100 acres
of land near the car line, near Joyner’s and
joining the Richardgon farm.
Says Her Husband
Tried to Kill Her.
Will D, Beard, Tom Beard, Clarence
Adams and Ellis Davideon were brought
to Marietta Wednesday from Atlanta
to be tried for complicity in an assault
to murder Mrs. Lena Beard, near the
river several days ago.
Mrs. Beard is suing her husband,
Will Beard, for alimony. She charges
that Adams induced har to accompany
bim from Atlanta to a spot in the
woods on the Cobb eounty side of the
river under the pretense that shacould
obtain evidence that would aid her in
her suit. It is claimed that on reach
ing the spot her husband suddenly ap
peared, shot at her twice and beat and
‘choked her.
~ She waslunable to appear Wednesday
}md the trial was postponed until Fri-
Iday. The men were placed in jail.
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For Those
School Dresses
We have a limited quantity of
: beautiful plaids in good ging
ham to sell at 8¢ for a leader
during our sale.
, We have also just received a
* supply of solid colors in wash
! able percale for piping, ete.
- German Store
SMITH & POTTS
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