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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 17, 1912 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Phone &) Mvrs. Annie L. Cartsr Q_}‘*O When you have any socilal or news items. We will ap preciate them. What have you done toward cleaning up the town ? Don’t forget the Civic League meet ing next Monday, May 20th. We want lots of new members at the Civic League meeting May 20th. ! Let us take ‘‘Marietta, clean and beautifu,”” for our motto, and go to work. Mr. W. H. Whitfield, of Texas, vis ited relatives in Cobb County last weoek, Miss Della Gilliam of Blue Ridge spent the week end with Miss Nellie Bryan. Little Alma Daniell of Smyrna is visiting the family of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bryan. Money to loan at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. Apply to | : L. B. Carnes. Mr. Cland Maddox, of Little Rock, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maddox. \ Mr. J. E. Cagle, of Talking Rock, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hairston. | « Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pearl and Mr. Charlie Pearl spent Sunday with friends in Atlanta. } Miss Mattie Lou Barrett and Miss Ruby Bishop spent Sunday afternoon in Atlanta. ' Mr. R. W. Noe is spending a vacation of two weeks in Johnson City and Knoxville, Tenn. ‘ Miss May Dobbs has taken a position | in Gainesville as book-keeper for the ice company there. ‘ Mrs. Oscar Long and sister, Miss Edith Long, of Marble Hill are visiting Mrs. W. A. Bishop. | Mr. Wayland Camp came up from' Macon last Wednesday and spent a few days at home. Mr. and Mrs. Nix who are now on Lawrence street will move to Atlanta street the first of June. I have some business _proper ty for sale at a big bargain. L. B. Carnes. Hon. Bernard Awtrey attended the convention of county school officials at Indian Springs this week. Mr. J. W. Camp has returned to Ashburn, after spending some time with homefolks near Marietta. For Sale—At a big bargain, one fine surry and double har ness. L. B. Carnes. Mr. W. A. Gatlin has gone into the real estate business in Atlanta and has an office in the Candler building. Miss Sarah Dobbs entertained a few friends last Friday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Lida Dobbs of Talking Rock. Mrs. Elam Christian went to Atlanta Friday to visit Mrs. E. M. Visqueney who is suffering with burns received from an oil stove. Mrs. Fannie Hutcherson, of Canton, was elected secretary of the Marietta District Woman’s Missionary Society at the convention. Mr. John P. Cheney and Mr. W. T. Potts are in Augusta this week attend ing the meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias. 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. Mr. Charles L’Engle, of Jackson ville, Fla., whose wife was Miss Nan nie Bradley, of Marietta, has been elected Congressman at large from the State of Florida. Just received a few beautiful one piece Raje Silk Dresses. Price $3.25 to $4.50. The Fa mous, Pearl Brothers, proprie tors. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slaton and Mr. P. H. Lee, who are showing the new pure food kitchenettes to Marietta housekeepers, are stopping at the Whitlock House. Ladies, you are cordially in vited to our mid-summer open ing of millinery May 17. | The Famous, | Pearl Bros., proprietors. Mr. J. L. Covington, of Aubrey, | Texas, visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Covington, last week and while here added his name to our long list of sub scribers scattered over the great Lone Star state. _____—-—_———-—-——____l ASTHMA! ASTHMA! | S i Popham’s Asthma Remedy gives nstant relief and an absolute cure inf all cases of Asthma, Bronchitis, am-l: 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 Cleveland, Ohio. ; BUSINESS PHONE o 18 I Ladies, you are cordially in vited to our mid-summer open ing of millinery May 17. The Famous, Pearl Bros., proprietors. Rev. G. W. Duval preached a ser mon Sunday morning especially for [children, from the text, “Jesus grew in wisdom and knowledge and stature ’and in favor with God and man.” Mr. J. W. Petty, who has been quite ill for a week, is pronounced conva lescent by Dr. Perkinson. Little James Petty has also recovered from his re cent illness. I Ladies, you are cordially in ‘vited to our mid.summer open ing of millinery May 17. | The Famous, ‘ Pearl Bros., proprietors. Mr. N. W. L. Brown went to Thomas ville, Ala., Tuesday with a party of capitalists and men interested in cot ton seed mill machinery, to witness the test of the new crusher or press ne recently patented. Just received a complete line of Trunks, Bags, Suit-cases and Rugs. Elegant values for little money. The Famous, Pearl Brothers, Proprietors. Miss Louise Schilling has bheen ap pointed a delegate to the general con vention of the Federated Women's Clubs, which meets in San Francisco June 25. She will represent the Civic League of Marietta. Master Pat Green, a member of the graduating class of the Bradentown, Fla., High School, won a ﬁve-dollari gold piece as a prize for declamation at the recent commencement. He recited the Defence of Paul Before King Agrippa. Ladies, you are cordially in vited to our mid-summer open ing of millinery May 17. The Famous, Pearl Bros., proprietors. FOR SALE. One gentle work mule, one Texas pony (works kind), one good milch cow with excellent qualities. Apply at cor ner Powder Springs and Anderson sts. may3-3t W. A. HILLEY & BRO. Always P r e['all'(“] Always (At this season of the year people are preparing for the hot weather that is sure to come. This store is always looking ahead and always prepared to meet demands of its customers. @ We offer the goods below as seasonable merchandise that will prove welcome to our patrons, especially at prices quoted. Silk Gloves. Gloves are absolutely essential to the well-dressed woman and when you can get all colors, both long and short from us at 25¢ to $l.OO you should have a pair to match every dress. Enormous stock. _M e ’ Ladies’ Underwear Keep cool and comfortable in these elastic knit garments. Vests, pants and union suits from 10e a garment up. Quality the best. New Goods. ( New goods are coming in by every express. Beautiful em broidered Voiles, Cotton Corduroys and man y others that you should see. e b e L Phone 61 W A Florence Phone 61 @ & THE MARIEYTTA JOURNAL AND COURIER Try making use of the fire in the stove instead of a pail as a place for potato peels, egg shells, siftings coffee grounds. They all burn and if put in the fire one at a time as they come to hand will not dampen it. This is an easy way and leaves no “’slops’’ to be ‘emptied when the meal is over. Ladies, ycu are cordially in vited to our mid-summer open ing of millinery, May 17. ~ The Famous, Pearl Bros., | Proprietors. Dr. Will Malone, of Villa Rica, a re cent graduate of the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons, has come to Marietta to begin his professional ca reer. Heis a nephew of Dr. J. D. Malone and a young man of attractive personality and agreeable manners. ' He is at home, for the present, at Miss Sutton’s on Cherokee Street. : ’ Flowers for all occasions, fun eral work, decorating, corsage bouquets. All kinds of flowers, roses especially. Mrs Henry Meinert tf Phone 35 Mr. E. A. Whatley, of Atlanta, a deputy marshal of the U. S. Court, was in Marietta Tuesday seeking owners of the 32,000 acres of land in Gilmer, Fan nin, Union and Lumpkin counties that have been condemned for purposes of the government. This will be a forest reservation and the land will be bought by the United States. The Civic League awarded prizes recently to the boys collecting and burying the most tin cans. A party of Cherokee Street boys headed by Frank McNeel won the first prize, a base ball, Tomas Nolan won the bat and Willie Stephens and Crawford Hawkins won the mitt. Great quantities of old cans were buried in the earth by these active boys. Those who did not receive prizes were taken to the Gem Theater, 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, Money To Loan. $200.60 to $25,000.00 on Reasonable Terms. SESSIONS LOAN & TRUST CO. Fans, Fans, Fans! Paper, cloth and hand-painted Ivory. They are all durable and pretty. Come choose one or two before the stock is picked over. 10c to $2.00. —————————— Big Reduction In Cotton Suitings We are closing out our stock of Cotton Suitings at almost half price. Come see themat................ 15¢ a yard. ' Mr. A. K. White has rented Mr. William McKinney's home place on Lawrence street, and Mr. McKinney rwill move to the Skinner place, which ‘he owns. Mr. Ross will move to the house now occupied by Mr. AAustiu. who will move to South Carolina. Mr. Allen Hardeman will move into the house to be vacated by Mr. White. Mr. Will Fleming will move into the house Mr. Allen Hardeman will va cate. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Frey gave a birthday dinner on last Wednesday evening in honor of their nephew, Mr. ‘Mayes Frey. The house was beauti fully decorated with cochet roses and ferns. After dinner the party was de-i lightfully entertained with music by Mr. Ladelle and readings by Miss Chambers, both of whom are quite gifted in their different talents. Those present besides Mr. Frey were Prof. Anderson, Mr. Roy Ladelle, and Miss Shepherd of East Point, Miss Sadie Chambers of Atlanta, Miss Estelle Manning of Smyrna, Miss Bennie Frey and Miss Arrie White. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. L. Brown went to Atlanta last Saturday to attend the‘ afternoon reception at the home of #r. and Mrs. Joel Hurt in honor of} the 90th birthday anniversary of their! mother, Mrs. Lucy Hurt. Mrs. Ed~J ward Martin and Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur‘ F. Glenn, old friends and neighbors of Mrs. Hurt, were the only guests beside relatives. About 50 called to express their love for this venerable and lovely lady, who has mothered so many children, grandchildren and nieces in her Ilong and beneficent years. Mr. Joel Hurt is her only living child. Her great-granddaugh ter, Miss Lucy McKemie, served punch. Beside the many beautiful flowers with which the house was dec orated there were numbers of bou quets brought as tokens of love to Mrs. Hurt by her guests, and she was ! literally embowerea in roses. ! Saa sl ey s e e | Don’t Get Run Down Weak and miserable. If you have Kidney or Bladder trouble, Dull head pains, Dizziness, Nervousness, Pains in the back, and feel tired all over, get a package of Mother Gray’s AROMA TIC-LEAF, the pleasant herb cure. It never fails. We have many testimonials from grateful people who have used this wonderful remedy. As a regulator it has no equal. Ask for Mother Gray’s Aromatic-Leaf at Druggists or sent by mail for 50 cts. Sample FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co; Leßoy, N. Y. | MRS. COLE’S BRIDGE. ~ Mrs. D. C. Cole’s small bridge party Wadnesday morning was charming. Miss Ida Dorsey, who is visiting Mrs. Tom Brumby, Jr., was the guest of honor and was presented with a silver picture frame as a souvenir. Miss Rosa Willingham won the prize, a brass jardinnier. Superb roses from Mrs. Cole’s own garden beautified the rooms. Delicious refreshments were served. Mid-Summer Opening To the Ladies of Marietta and Cobb County: You are cordially invited to at tend our Mid-Summer Opening of Millinery May 17. Respectfully, PEARL BROTHERS. IF YOU NEED ANY KIND OF BOND (Criminal excepted) do not ask your friends to go on it for you, just come to see me. I am agent for the AmEeRICAN Surrry Co., 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. .. L-FAW THE FANCY GROLUE R _— e Ist--Quality. Our customers are our friends, and we feel that the best is none too good for them. 2nd--Cleanliness. We cater to particular people, and therefore try to protect our food products from dust and dirt as far as possible. 3rd--Service. 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 sys 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, yen will find an IDEALSPLACE to trade in FAW’S STORE Phone 20. N. Side Square ,;,:AVFRY DA’DlUMMﬁ@”j"iséﬂ:‘%l?f%\z%‘ﬁ,iﬁﬁiﬁ H | mever w'ﬂ.’wrlS‘?&it?f;‘iflﬂﬁ?'fiﬂ#}#mf:!:iw # | Ever Sips b the ecl) | e aun | meel I ‘?a"‘"e”h”‘th““"“s"fW“f"”“f“f,“f‘!! | ( | g !j*’”‘:ﬁ_,d;?-”2,3;;%‘lJJ;\%;F:igi;;mé;;%‘iisighi{i!;:if‘!i%iz!g,if”l, e , ’wr;u Sext (- | | |R~ TR T Hwim B & ‘» Y A ) O i Hkés“lyumn’g’l!” I"Q-’:) N il /1J ifphelib b i WALK EAsy? & N LR AT | 7 58y ! :'?l““lr B A I;:}{‘“'¢fl|m';",.;‘H‘““;lL"”;Q.‘L;"# ; 5 s ’My il ¢ I. L. Wallace Clothing Company , A FAMILY REUNION. Mrs. Henry A. Ward and childrem spent Sunday in Atlanta with Mrse Ward’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W3} Green. Their daughter, Mrs. W. M. Corall, of Hopkinsville, Ky., is spend ing awhile with them and Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Green, of Smyrna, joined the family Sunday. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Cleveland Green carried picnie baskets full of good things for lunch as their visit was a surprise party to their pa rents. Page Three