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Friday, May 10, 1912
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Phone /
Mrs. Annie L. Carter 3‘l‘o
When you have any social
or news items, We will ap
breciate them.
DO OO AR DD LLI idas o
Machine oil at Dobbs’ store.
Mr. A. H. Cash, of Atlanta, was in
town last Tuesday.
Cylinder oil at Dobbs’ store.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brewer have re
turned to Acworth.
Screen doors at Dobbs Hardware Co.
Mrs. Burt and Mrs Edward Hill will
visit in Atlanta this week.
Mrs. Cecil Manning is expected home
in a few days from Cordele,
Miss Lucy Fieldsis visiting her sister,
Mrs. K. A. Campbell in Mint Hill, N. C.
Butchers floor wax at Dobbs’ store.
Mr. Tilden Conner, who has been
quite sick for several days is improv
ing.
Dr. J. F. Covington, whohasrecently
moved to Smyrna, called to see us Mon
day.
Miss Isabel Lazaron will not come to
Marietta again to teach until Septem
ber.
Mrs. Frank Hardeman and Miss
Tallulah Black are visiting relatives in
Atlanta,
Judge Morris attended the funeral of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Robertsonin Al
pharetta.
Mr. Tom Dobbs, of Chandler, Texas,
1S visiting relatives and friends in
Marietta,
Dr. 8. E. O’Quinn, of Jasup, Ga.,
was the guest of friends here Sunday
and Monday.
Splendid pasture with spring water
on church street. $1 for dry cattle.
H. C. DOBBS.
Mr. George R. Burt after a very
successful term at Young Harris College
has returned home.
Miss Olive Faw’s school went on al
picnic Saturday to Morgan’s Falls and
spent a very pleasant day. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reed and Miss
Marguerite Reed are with Mrs. "
Waddell on Church Street.
Dr. Nolan was in Atlanta last week
attending the meeting of the State
Board of Medical Examiners.
Mrs. George Newell has returned
from a month’s visit in Macon with
Mrs. Artope and Mrs. Daniel.
Mrs. J. M. Hill, of Atlanta, who
visited Mrs. Frank Burt and others for
several days has returned home. ‘
Mr. H. R. De Lay, after a visit to ‘
Macon has joined his wife who is!
stopping with Mrs. T. M. Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Crook and three
Children, of Atlanta, attended the
Crook—Kirk wedding, which took place
May sth. |
Miss Julia Howell, who spent the:
winter in California, is stopping in
Chattanooga with her brothers on her
way home,
Miss Maud Foster’s pupils will give a
recital on Friday afternoon at half past
three. Their friends are cordially in
vited to be present.
For RENT—To desirable party, the
Tom Glover residence on Whitlock ave.,
on one or three years lease. Possession
given June Ist. Apply to
MoOULTRIE M. SESSIONS.
Rev. G. S. Tumlin will preach a ser
mon suitable for Mother’s Day next
Sunday and the music will be fine both
the singing and instrumental.
The U. D. C. will meet Friday at
3:30 at the home of Mrs. George Gober
and a full attendance is expected.
MAY MITCHELL, Secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniell, parents of Mr.
George Daniell and Mr. Orrie Daniell,
will move into the Miller place 400
Lawrence street in a few days.
Miss Jess Morris is in Macon as a|
maid of honor for Camp Walker. She!
will be accompanied home by her sister, |
Mrs. J. E. Cochrane, of Tifton. ‘
Mr. John McLain, of Long View,
Texas, who is attending the reunion in|
Macon will come to Marietta to visit!
his sister, Mrs. E. H. Northcutt. '
Rev. G. W. Duval has returned from
the Sociological Convention in Nashville
to which he was sent by Governor
Brown as a delegate from Georgia.
Mr. W. T. Potts and Col. John P.‘
Cheney will attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
which meets in Augusta uext week. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Robeson are hav
ing extensive changes made in their
beautiful country place. The interior
of the house will be entirely refinished.
Mrs. Neufville, who died in Atlanta
Monday, was buried in the city cem
etery Wednesday. Dean Pise and Rev.
E.S. Doan conducted the funeral from
St. James Church.
Mrs. Paul Charles Pernelle iz with
her aunt, Mrs. Heggie. She and her
husband will sail from New York to
Havre, France, in a few weeks t
spend the surnmer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, of
Charleston, who were recently guests
of Miss Henrietta Black have moved to
Wartrace, Tenn., where Mr. Williams
has bought a stock farm.
BUSINESs PHONE
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New Panama and blazer hats
just received at Mrs. Oldson's.
Mrs. W. A. Sams has issued invita
tions to a reception for her mother,
Mrs. Albert Dobbs, and hersister, Mrs.
George Armstrong, for Thursday after
noon, May 9th, from 4 to 5.
FOR RENT—BiXx room cottage on
Lawrence Street, water connection.
Mrs. H. G. Cole.
Mrs. R. T. Nesbitt attended the
reunion in Macon in which she was
prominent and greatly admired as she
presided over a meeting of U. D. C,
and sons of veterans together.
Mrs. A. D. Smith, of Mineral Wells,
Texas, who has been the admired guest
of Mrs. Tasker Camp for several weeks,
has gone to Asheville, N. C., to spend
a short while before returning home.
Mr. S. O. Brock, of Long Key, Fla.,
was a guest of Miss Nettie Looney
Thursday en route to Louisville, Ky.,
Miss Aldine Brock will remain in the
city this week as Miss Looney’s guest.
Newest thing in felt hats in
white, pink, lavender and light
blue at Mrs. Oldson’s.
Miss Elizabeth W ood, of Charlottes
ville, Va; a niece of Mr. Hedges, is
visiting Mrs. C. E. Hedges.
You can get beautiful white lettuce
in any quantity at E. L. Faw’s, L. W.
Rogers’, M. R. Lyon’s, J. W. Brown’s,
Osborn & Maddox and G. W. Glbson’.
Fresh from C. M. Head’s truck farm
every day.
Miss Harriet Haynes and her friend,
Miss Caroline Briggs, came up from
Atlanta Friday afternoon to visit Mrs.
Fowler and Mrs. Haynes. They re
turned Saturday afternoon with Mr.
William Haynes.
Just received car load new
buggies. It will pay you to see
us before you buy.
- Mayes and Brown
May 10.4 t Marietta, Ga.
Mrs. C, B. High, of Hartsville, Tenn.,
is visiting Mrs. Kate Manning. Just
three years ago Mr. Cecil Manning was
seriously ill in Hartsville and Mrs. High
cared for him until the arrival of his
mother with a trained nurse,
A great many veterans and other
visitors have gone from Cobb County
to Macon to enjoy the reunion. Two of
the prettiest girls there are from Ma
rietta—Miss Regina Rambo and Miss
Morris.
Just received car load new
buggies. It will pay you to see
us before you buy.
Mayes and Brown
May 10-4 t Marietta, Ga.
All the merchants around the square
are putting up new awnings some in
two shades of brown some blue striped
and others red but the effect is good
and when these new awnings are not
needed they can be lifted up out of the
way. |
Mr. A. B. Gilbert, Mr. T. L. Wallace
and Daniell Bros. have begun renovat
ing and decorating their stores since
the trees were taken down. It will be
only a question of time when all the
other merchants will follow their exam
ple.
See those new f«lt hats, ‘‘lat
‘est craze,” in light blue, pink,
Llavender and white. Also new
;Panamas, blazer hats etc. Just
received.
Mrs. H. R Oldson’s
| Millinery Parlor
| Blair Building
’ Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs.
. Floyd Northcutt and Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Northcutt chaperonod a danc
! ing party of young ladies and gentlemen
at the banquet hall of the Martha Berry
Tavern Tuesday evening.
FOR SALE.
One gentle work mule, one Texas
pony (works kind), one good milch cow
with excellent gualities. Apply at cor
ner Powder Springs and Anderson sts.
may3-2t W. A. HILLEY & BRO.
OUR WIVES.
The very enjoyable farce, ‘‘Our
| Wives,”” will be repeated Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock. It is one of the fun
niest plays ever seen and the parts are
all given to actors suited to them.
ASTHMA! ASTHMA!
l Popham’s Asthma Remedy gives
| nstant rellef and an abecolute cure in
all cases of Asthma, Bronchitis, and
Hay Fever. Sold by Wikle Hodges
Drug Co,; mail on receipt of price §l.OO
Trial package by mail 10 cents
Williams Manufacturing Co, pro
prietors Cieveland, Ohio.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Miss Lola Lou Smith, teacher of the
‘Baptist Baraca class, will see that
‘every visitor to her class next Sunday
‘wears. a white carnation. She will
}have several dozens of these sweet
symbols of purity to bestow with her
| best wishes.
’ Major Commerford announces the good
news that he has been anthorized to
fill in the lily pond in the federal
;‘cemetery. This small pool of half
stagnant water has been a nest for
‘mosquitoes and the beauty of its lilies
could not heal the stings of its midnight
musicians.
Belmont College will close the 22nd
of May but Miss Agnes Smith has ac
cepted an invitation to a house party to
be given several Belmont girls and
Vanderbilt boys by Miss Esther Bas
kette at her country home near Nash
ville, so it will be the middle of June
before Miss Smith will arrive in Mari
etta.
Mrs. Y. B. Organ and Miss Ruby
Taylor, sponsor and maid of honor for
the F. G. Sheppard Camp, of Lebanon,
Tenn; spent a few days with Mrs. E. L.
Robertson on their way to Macon. On
Monday evening = Mrs. Robertson
invited a few friends to enjoy a pro
gram of classical music by Miss Taylor
on the violin and Mrs. Y. B. Organ on
the piano.
Mrs. Duval is keeping house under
difficulties. When the parsonage was
moved from Atlanta street to Anderson
street the track lay across a garden
and the mover’s jacks sank into the
soft earth with results disastrous to the
parsonage. A great deal of the plas
tering has fallen and the old parsonage
will have to be very thoroughly renova
ted before it will be comfortable.
Mrs. Morgan McNeel gave a bridge
and buffet supper Friday evening to
about twenty couples. The veranda
was enclosed and tables placed there
also. Beautiful clusters of pink wigelia
decorated the house everywhere. Mr.
Tom Brumby, jr., won the men’s prize
which was silken hosiery and Mrs. T.
R. Patterson won the lady’s prize which
was three beautiful embroidered hand
kerchiefs.
Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Edmonston, of
Houston, Texas, were recent guests of
Mr. M. G. Whitlock and of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Northcutt. During the
visit Mr. Edmonston called to see his
old friend, the Marietta Journal, and
left his card in the form of a crisp five
dollar bill for five years subscription.
Cobb county men are fine on their ‘‘na
tive heath,”” but when they go to Texas
and get rich they are princely indeed.
For Sale.
60 acres of land. About 30 acres in
cultivation, situated 3 miles east of
Mableton, 4 miles southwest of Smyrna
and 1 mile from Mount Harmony
church, known as theJ. H Cash farm.
The owner is Mrs Virginia Cash, See
her for other information. Adudress,
Smyrna, Route 1. may 10-4¢t
BARRED ROCKS.
I have the Miles strain that Jno. L.
Reed spend eleven years in perfecting.
If you want prize winners, or eggs, I
can supply you. JNo. T. DORSEY,
Residence 'phone 60.
Apr-26-4t Office 'phone 437.
YOU CAN Ms/&;
TAKE THAT ¥k
IF YOU HAVE! \/‘\
A BANK $A W
ACCOUNT =&
OPEN AN ACCOUNT TO-DAY.
MARIETTA, GA.
i e
E DEATH OF MRS. HESS HANEY.
i Mrs. Hess Haney died:-Tuesday after
inoon during a surgical operation and
was taken to the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Abercrombie on Roswell
Street soon after. Her uncle, Mr.
Blackwell, held a prayer-service there
Wednesday morning. The burial was
at Mount Bethel and the services were
by Rev. Mr. Early. Many friends at
tended. Mrs. Haney was only twenty
five years old and leaves two little
children, one about two years old, be
side her husband and parents. Her
passing away is a greater shock be
cause her friends were so confident her
health would be restored by the opera
tion, but she sank into the sleep of
death without pain.
MOTHER’S DAY TO BE
OBSERVED SUNDAY.
Sunday, May 12, Mother’s Day will
be observed by the Baraca and Phila
thea classess of the First Baptist
Church, in the church auditorium at
eleven o’clock.
The Baraca and Philathea classes of
the Methodist church have been invited
to woaship with the Baptist Baraca and
and Philathea classes in this observance
of Mother’s Day.
A cordial invitation is extended to
each and every member of the Baptist
Church and congregation, to each and
all of the congregations of the city and
vicinity, and to thsse who are not in
the habit of attending services at any
church.
Men are especially invited, before
leaving home, Sunday morning, pin on
a white fllower and wear it to church.
Everybody is expected to wear a
white flower.
A large attendance is desired on this
occasion. May each one who may. at
tend receive a blessing.
ANSWER IT HONESTLY.
Are the Statements of Marietta
Citizens Not More Reliable Than
Those of Utter Strangers?
This is a vital question.
It is fraught with interest to Marietta.
It permits of only*one answer.
It cannot be evaded or ignored.
A Marietta eitizen speaks here,
Speaks for the welfare of Marietta.
A citizen’s statement is reliable.
‘An utter stranger’s doubtful,
Home proof is the best proof.
J. A. McEntire,. 107 Black St;
Marietta, Ga; saye: ‘‘Having used
Doan’s Kidney Pills on several occa
sions when I have felt in need of them,
I take pleasure in advising their use
toother kidney sufferers. I used Doan’s
Kidney Pills particularly for attacks
of backache, caused by heavy lifting
and straining. Whenever [ have had
this troub:e, I have found that Doan’s
Kidnpey Pills can be relied upon for
relief.”’
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Millburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the T™-jted
States.
Remember the name—Doan’s--and
take no other.
'MISS VIRGINIA BARNES
? BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Miss Virginia Barnes celebrated her
birthday Tuesday evening with a beauti
bul dinner. She wore a blue lingerie
dress embroidered in a darker shade
and the parlor in which she received
her guests was profusely adorned with
Marechal Neil roses. A basket with
abow of pink tulle on the handle was
filled with eighteen superb pink peonies
and stood on a cluny lace mat as a cen
terpice on the dining table which was
set with the same matsand a color
scheme of pink and white was carried
out in the courses of the dinner. Miss
Barnes guests were Miss Angie Field,
Miss Louise McMillian, of Acworth,
Messrs., A. L. Lemon, James C. Orr
and Clyde Davis, of Atlanta.
After the dinner a delightful evening
was spent.
Accounted For,
Freddy—“ How did the baby come?™
Congressman’s Son—*"l guess he 'll‘
franked.” |
IF YOU NEED ANY KIND OF BOND
(Criminal excepted) do not ask your friends to 2o on
it for you, just come to see me. I am agent for the
AMERICAN SurrTY (0., of New York, the biggest, best
and cheapest.
I have moved my Law Offices, and am now in the
Gober Building, next to the post office.
JOHN P. CHENEY, Attorney at Law.
E. L. AN
THE BANGY GROGCE R
Ist--Quality.
Our customers are our friends, and we feel that the best is
none too good for them. 2y
2nd--Cleanliness. :
We cater to particular people, and therefore- 4ry .to.. protect
ourt food products from dust and dirt as far as possible.
3rd--Service. S e : :
Courteous and accommodating clerks. Orders carefully ex
ecuted. Prompt delivery. ‘
4th--Correct Accounts.
We are constantly improving our system. We have recently
installed one of the latest improved National Cash Registers
to insure accuracy. While we have the very best credit syse
tem, and appreciate your account. We also solicit CASH
TRADE and show our appreciation of the same by giving
cash rebates amounting to
5 per cent Discount.
Indeed. you will find an IDEALRPLACE to trade in
FAW’S STORELE
Phone 20. N. Side Square
LOAN & TRUST CO.
Money Lenders=-Investors :
If you have idle money, from $lOO up, consult.us, let us
place it for you. We collect interest and principal free of
charge to you and furnish you with the finest and most ‘com
plete papers of any Company in the State. Come and, let us
explain our methods to you.
Fire{lnsurance :
We are prepared to insure your property. -We fepresent
some of the very best o!d line companies there are and are
in a position to take care of your insurance business in the
best possible manner. Try us. .. . - #L 2AT '
Abstract:of Title
We have complete Abstract Books of all property . in, Cobb
county in our Fire Proof Vault. If you are buying'prbperty
or lending money on same, have us to pass on the Title.
Borrowers
Come to headquarters, we can give you ail the _‘:}céommoc!g
tions you are entitled to. We run a strictly busimess “Kke
office for the accommodation of the borrower on strietly
legitimate prindiples. Come to see us.
Real Estate
List your property with us. We will be issuing another list
now pretty soon and you should not fail to have your prop
erty in the list. .We already have a fine list of property,
Life Insurance
We are district agents for the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of Philadelphia, one of the best old line companies. If
you had a hen that laid golden eggs wouldn’t you insure her?
MOULTRIE M. SESSIONS, President
Offce in B'ack Building, Grourd Floor,
204 Atlanta Sireet, MARIETTA, GA.
[LITTLE GEORGE BARNES
l PASSED AWAY SATURDAY
George, the two-year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Barnes died Saturday
morning at 8 o’clock after a brief ill
ness and was buried in the city ceme
l tery Sunday morning at 9 a’cloek. Dr,
J. H. Patton conducted the service
reading comforting passages from the
scriptures and making a suitable and
beautiful address. Mrs. Patton, Mrs.
Fred Morris and Mrs. George Mont
%omery sangseveral apgropriate hymns.
he bereaved parents have our deepest
sympathy in this sorrow.
If You Are A Trifle Sensi
tive
About the size of your shoes, many
people can wear shoes one size smaller
by shaking into them Allen’'s Foot-
Ease, the antiseptic powder for the feet,
It makes tightfitting or New Shoes
lfeel easy, and gives rest and comforsto
hot, tired, swollen, aching fee;. Try
it to-day. Sold everywhere, ' 25c.
Don’t accept any substitute,
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