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Friday, January 31, 1913
News From Over The County.
Marietta Cotton Market.
—otton sold in Marietta Wednes
day for 12 1-2 cents.
SR e a s e
KENNESAW.
Miss Daisy Richard of Cherokee
has been the attractive guest of Miss
Gradye Conner for severaf days.
Mrs. N. B. Griggs had as her
guest for the week end Mr. Tom
Arwood of Nefson,
Miss Nell Bennett has returned
home after a brief visst to Atlanta.
Miss Lois Brinkley is spending
some time in Smyrna, with her cous
in Mrs Sid Arrington. ‘
Misses Minnie and Mary Baldwin
spent Thursday in Aeworth.
Mrs. James Adams has returned
to Atlanta after a visit to Mrs. J.
R. Butler,
Mrs. Jim Meeks and children vis
ited relatives at New Salem recent
ly.
Miss Lillian Kitchen is spending
some time with friends and relativss
in Marietta.
Mrs." Bert Hilderbrand and son
Gatlin of Atlanta are guests of Mrs.
Hilderbrands, mother Mrs. Mart
Gatlin.
Mr. Ray Baldwsn made a buisness
trip to Atlanta Saturday. ‘
Mrs. George Hill and children of
Acworth spent the week end here
with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gresham are
house keeping now having taken
rooms with Mrs. P. O. Eidson, on
Acworth St.
Mr. Lee McClure of Atlanta was
the guest of his brother Mr Emmett
MecClure for the week end.
Mrs. Jennie and Miss Georgia
Burt of East Kennesaw spent Sun
day witn Mrs. E. Y. Hill.
Miss Lillian Hardage one of Ma
riettas most Attractive young ladies
spent Sunday here with Miss Alvine
Adair. .
. Mr. W. A, Gatlin has returned
nome alter paying his home folks a
visit ‘here,
PENSELL
For saddles, for harness or any
thing on wheels see ;
Mayes & Brown.
5 LOST MOUNTAIN.
Mrs. Nellie Moon and Mrs. Anna
Bullard spent several days yast week
visiting in Cartersville.
Charlie Head and myself went
through the A. and M. college last
Tuesday and took a full course, din
ner included. The day before we view
ed the exhibit in the agricultural
car of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Since taking this complete course we
think there is but little else we can
learn about farming, think even un
cle Gid will have to sit up and take
notice when we get all of these new
ideas into practice.
By the way we are much impressed
with the progress and improvements
being made at the Mac Land A and M.
(College. Two large brick dormitories
ror the boys and girls, also one large
spaecious dining hall ecuipped with
the necessary conveniences, have
been completed. We listened to the
various farm subjects discussed by
Professors ‘Firror, Hart and Jones of
the state agricultural college and
Dr. Bradford, organizer of boys corn
clubs and found them very instruc
tive..
Professor Hunt and his staff or
teachers are doing some good work,
and our people do not fully appreci
ate what is being done by this insti
tution. It is composed of nearly two
hundred intelligent looking North
Georgia farmer boys and girls who
are being trained to make better far
mers and farmers wives.
Hugh Kemp visited his aunts
Misses Nannie and Jessie Kemp last
week.
Our winter has been very mild thus
far, 24 degrees above zero having
been the lowest recorded, but you
can look for a few blizzards in Feb
ruary.
ALLEN.
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onstipation
“For many years I was troubled, in
spite of all so-called remedies I used.
At last I found quick relief and cure
in those mild, yet thorough and
really wonderful
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DR. KINC’S
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Adolph Schingeck, Buifalo, N. Y.
25 CENTS PER BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGG!STS.
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~ Mr. Arthur Withers and wife, of
‘Atlanta spent Sunday with Mrs.{
Mary Trippe. |
i Mrs. J. A. Reed visited in Atlanta;
last week. : |
Mrs. R. H. Carnes is visiting in
Marietta. (
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.‘\
Williams is very sick. |
Prof. Colvin spent the week end in
Jonesboro with his family. |
Rev. E. M. Dyer spent last week
here. |
Mrs. E. W. Ray has returned from
a visit to Hendersonville, Tenn. |
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. McGhee of At-i
lanta, were recent guests of Mrs. R.
M. Mitchell's family.
- Mrs. A. J. Nichols of Lost Mountain
and Mrs. Joe Chandler, of Marietta,
spent Thursday with Mrs. J. N. Stan
ley.
The new Masonic Temple recently
completed was dedicated Friday Jan.
24th. Several prominent Masons of
North Georgia were present at the
exercises. |
kY.
DUE WEST. AL
The many friends of Mr. David
Dickson will.be grieved to learn he
is seriously ill.
On last Friday three guests spent
the dayswith Mr. W. S, Williams,
‘Mr. Bird Seagraves, of Chico, Texas;
‘Mr. Wallace Goodwin, of Mars Hill,
Mr. Tom MeLain, of Acworth and Mr.
'A. W. Kemp, of Lost Mountain.
‘Mr. Williams says there never was a
}day more pleasantly spent at his
‘home.
Messrs. C. L. Meek nad Johnson
}\\'illiams went over to Atlanta last
’weok ard got a young mule each.
' Mr. W. T Kelly lost a good horse
'Monday and has one other sick.
| Mr. C. J. Bullard has the - best
Ewheat we have seen. It almost covers
4he ground.
| YES.
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| SMYRNA.
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' The inclement weather the past
ling‘week threw a damper over every
!thing, business and social, and news
litems are scarce as the proverbial
i"Hens Teeth’'.
' Miss Leila Gilbert entertained her
Sunday School class last Thursday.
There were ffifffteen CCn& ETAOI
There were fifteen present and the
‘evening was most enjoyably spent by
all present.
’ Mrs. J. C. Moore who has been vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Lacy Gilbert
in Macon, for the past month return
ed home Friday.
Mr. W. V. Cobb, has bought the
home place of Mr. S. J. Irelan and
will take possession in the near fu
ture.
The present warm period is caus
ing some anxiety for a fruit crop in
this section. A cold spell of two weeks
or more would be thankfully receiv
ed, or rather welcomed.
l CRITIC.
| SANDY PLAINS.
School opened ‘at this place last
Monday.
Miss Eula Casteel visited Miss Ger
trude Dodgen Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lum Conley have re
turned to their home in Union Coun
-Iy, :
Miss Eunice Allen spent Sunday
with Miss Lilla Johnson.
Mr. Porter Stevens family visited
Mr. Will Dunn’s family Sunday.
Mr. George Whorton spent Sunday
with Mr. Grady Dodgen.
The singing at Mr. Bob Groovers
Sunday night was enjoyed by all, es
pecially the writer.
Miss Edna Xent visited Misses
Ethel and Nanmie Carlile Sunday.
Miss Luda Allen spent Sunday with
Misses Ether and Ila Groover.
Misses Gertrude Dodgen and Eula
l(,‘astvel spent Sunday night with Miss
i Ethel Groover.
Mr. H. D. Kemp’'s family visited
Mr. Mace Morris’ family Sunday.
Mrs. Hodge Rabun has been called
to the bedside of her sick mother
in Union County.
Mr. L. H. Grecover visited Mr. John
Page’s family Sunday.
Mr. Esco Kent spent Sunday with
master Ogle Allen.
Mr. and Mr. Lee Casteel spent
‘Sundu_\' with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chan
dler.
| DAISY.
MR. FARMER—How much interes
are you paying? I represent a party
who will lend you money at 6 per cent
interest, plus ajreasonable commission,
on good farm property. See me.
J. GLENN GILES, Attorney
1-17-tf Marietta Ga.
SMYRNA.
Messrs. Rhyne Brothers, well
known lumber men of Cartersville,
Ga Have leased the plant formerly
occupied by the Hardwood Manufac
turing Company and will start a lum
ber business here, dealing in all kinds
of lumber and building material.
They will alsc run in connection a
repair shop, and will do general con
tracting. Mr. Charles Bell of this
place will be associated with them.
The Southkern Bell Telephone Co.,
is doing considerable work on their
lines here, in the way of putting up
new poles and cables.
Mr. Dean Alexander is adding a
new porch and making other improv
ments on his residence on Powder
Springs street.
Mr. B. F. Reed has made several
real estate deals recently. People are
beginning to realize the value of
Smyrna property.
The Baptist church on last Sunday
elected the following officers for the
year: Mr. J. L. Pollock, Treasurer,
Mr. G. C. Green, Church Clerk, Mr.
J. R. Gilliland, Sunday School Super
intendent, Mr. J. N. Camp, Asst. Sup
erintendent, Mrs. E. A. Gilbert, Sun
day School Treasurer.
Mrs. J. H. Dunn visited in Chattan
ooga last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gilbert, of Ma
con, are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mr. Tom Dempsey, who has been
on an extended tripthrough the
Western States has returned home.
(He has greater interests at home.)
Miss Estelle Tate of near Wood
stock, is visiting Mrs. Amanda Legg.
Little Miss Pauline Brinkley, of At
lanta, spent the week end with Miss
Lorena Pace.
The Woman’s Aid and Missionary
Society of the Baptist church met at
the home of Mrs. J. W. Magill on
Tuesday.
The Smyrna Social club was de
lightfully entertained at a spend
the-day party on last Saturday by
Miss Lillie Turman, of West End,
Atlanta. '
Miss Ida Gilbert spent last week
with relatives in Kirkwood, Ga.
Mrs. O. L. Timothy entertained a
few of her friends at a luncheon on
Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Gann has returned af
ter a visit to friends in Atlanta.
Mr. C. G. Matthews is convales
cent after a short illness.
Miss Earl Carter of Vinings spent
the day with friends here Tuesday.
PRO TEM.
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Mules for sale at Fowler Brothers’
Company. tf
MACLAND.
The first quarterly conference of
the Powder Springs circuit will be
held at Mac Land the second Sunday
and Monday in February. Brother
Cooper, our new P. E. will preach
for us Sunday and hold quarterly
conferenee Monday. There ‘will be
preaching at eleven o’clock Monday
and dinner at twelve. Conference in
the afternoon.
Mrs. H. H. Clay is spending a few
days with relatives in Atlanta this
week.
Hobson, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Riee is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Martin, one of the teachers
at the college, was called to the bed
side of her father who is very sick
at their home near Rome,
On last Monday morning, January
20th., the death angel visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Estes of
this place and took their little boy,
rady, nine months old. He had been
very sick for several days with pneu
monia. The funeral was held on Tues
day and was conducted by Rev. T. L.
The little body was laid to rest at
Mac Land. We extend our sympathies
to the bereaved.
On last Tuesday, January 21st, the
friends of Aunt Frankie Brown sur
prised her by giving her a shower
and party o nher 77th birthday, At
of the community began coming in
and in afew minutes there were about
twenty in number. Each one brought
a nice present. Among the number of
nice gifts were several dollars in
money from friends who could not be
present. Aunt Frankie is the young
est child and onrly surviving one of
the lamented Rev. Thornton Burke
who will be remembered by many as
the best known Baptist preacher of
his day. She resides here with her
nieces Mises Ida and Julia Willough
by. Everybody who knows aunt Fran
kie loves her because she loves every
}body as her sweet christian ways at
test. About three o’clock the crowd
idispertuwd, leaving her rejoicing with
a thankful heart that she had been so
kindly remembered by so many dear
friends and we all wish her many
happy returns of her birthday.
| RUBY.
MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
| AUSTELL.
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Mrs. D. H. Goodwin gave a hand
kerchief shower Thursday afternoon
for Miss Hattie Veal who will marry
'Mr. Frank Scott Wilson,of Fichmond,
Va.,, on the fifth of February. A de
lightful salad course was served.
Those present were Mrs. B. H. Veal
;Miss Sarah Veal, Mrs. A. H. Irvine,
Mrs. W. E. Shelverton, Mrs. C, J.
Shelverton, Miss Ruth, Shelverton,
Miss Effie Dobbs, Mrs. J. M. Strick
land, Mrs. Wooddall, Miss Willie Fred
Wooddall, Miss Lela Strickland, Miss
Ben V. Smith, Miss Lizzie Winters,
Mrs. Orwood, Mrs. Jess Westmore
land, Mrs. tSephens, Miss Eva Frost,
Mrs. Garrett and Miss Louise Hum
phries, of Atlanta.
Mrs. P. U. Suggs left Monday
night for a visit to Mobile and vari
ous places in Mississippi.
Mr, and Mrs. D. H. Goodwin ha.vei
returned from a long visit to Miss.
Burch Goodwin at her country home,f
Oaksby, Frederick’s Hall, Va. |
Miss Grace Shelverton, who is ai
pupil of Miss Woodbury's school in
Atlanta spent Saturday and Sundayi
with her mother. 1
Miss Willie Fred Wooddall has re
turned from a visit to her aunt in
Fort Valley. |
Miss Louise Humphries is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Irvine.
Mrs. Guy Ayers, of Atlanta, has
been visiting Miss Hattie Veal. |
Miss Lucy Veal, who attends Bes
sie Tift College, is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Veal.
Mr. and Mrs. Yarbrough are visit
ing in Columbus, Ga.
Miss Mary Strickland is visiting
relatives in Florida.
Mr. Grover Starnes spent Sunday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Starnes.
Mr. €. F. Wilson died Monday of
ternoon at his home in Austell, after
a-short illness.
: STELLA.
OLIVE SPRINGS.
Mrs. N. N. Beall, wife of Col. N. N.
Beall, formerly of Paulding county,
RFOr asts q—ifl%la—» Est.~lBBs S
INOYSTERS FERTILIZER
McClure 10c. Co.
Saturday’s Big Sale.
Look below. Save the Difference.
PICTURE SALE
9 A. M, :
16x20 inches. Beawliful Gift Frames and
colored scenes, cupids, lady heads, etc.
They sell regularly for $l.OO. Saturday
only
S 0 Cents
See window display.
ENAMELWARE BARGAINS
No. 3 Berlin Kettles, sells regular 25 cenfs, Saturday 15 cents. No. 30 Grey Enamf_;l
Coffee Pot, regular 35 cent values, Saturday 25 cents. 14 quart Grey Enamel
Dish Pan 25 cenls. No. 172 Rice or Double Broiler, a regular 50 cent value
Saturday only—a big bargain 25 cents.
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SATURDAY:--all day 7 rolls Toilet Paper 25¢=-SATURDAY
Hearth Brooms 10 cents each.
New and attractive line of the 1913 de
signs in Ladies Neckwear
25 and 50 Cents
Watch this paper and McClure’s Windows for the Great 1913
Bargains. There will be more than ever before.
McClure 10 Cent Qo.
REMEMBER OUR LIMIT IS $l.OO.
lon a visit to Mr, J. Guy Beall and
family. g
© Mrs. W. M. Pair, who has been
vy sick for several weeks, seems
to be slowly improving.
~ Mrs. D. M. Warren who has been
visiting Mrs. E. L. Irelan in in Tifton
her many friends.
The singing was well attended at
this place Sunday.
Miss. Della Rawlins of Atlanta,
spent Sunday afternoon here,
Mr. J. H. Baker and family have
returned home after spending a week
‘with relatives in Hiram.
~ The many friends of Mr. Melvin
Smith will be pleased to learn he is
able to walk about the house some
now after being very low for quite a
while. We feel that under the skillful
treatment of Dr. Vansant of Marietta
that he will be out again soon.
Mrs. J. Guy Beall now has thirty
little ones in her room. Mrs. Beall is
expecting to make this one of the
most successful terms she has ever
taught at Olive Springs.
Little Miss Mary L. Martin was
confined to her room the past week
with a severe case of LaGrippe.
Mrs. Annie Lee Sanders and son,
Howard, spent the past week with
Mrs. Sandérs father, Mr. J, E. Gann
of Marietta.
Sunday School was well attended
here Sunda morning.
- We extend our sympathy to Mrs.
I. P. Sewell and Mrs. Amanda Chaffin
of Smyrna in the death of their hus
band and father, Mr. I. P. Sewell.
Mr. Sewell was well known in this
community. o
. As the weather has been very bad
there has been very little visiting so
news is scarce this week.
| CLYDE.
; MT. ZION.
- The union singing will take place
‘here next Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Melvin Lacy, of Mt. Calvery,
is expected to be here with the
church in conference next Saturday.
Mr. Sam Forrester has returned
after a weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Walnut Grove and Jersgey,
MATTING-RUG SALE
Sizes 29x60 inches. The greatest val
ues ever offered at such a low prices.
They sell regulaily at 75 cents and ¢ll.
See window display and come early.
25¢. LEach
Saturday only.
We are now ready to serve you with
our new line of extremely beautiful Laces
and Embroideries at all prices.
| Mr. R. B. Hardage, of Marletts,
visited home folks last Sunday.
' Messrs. Clyde and Glen Brooks at
‘tended a dance at Mr. mnm
near Woodstock last Saturday night.
~ Miss Louise Dyson has returned
from a visit to Highlands.
Mr. Hugh Hardage spent last Sum
day night with Mr. J. N. Johnson's
family near Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Davis spent Sat
urday night with Mrs. W. J. Davis
and Mr. N. B.Camp’s family in Mae
ietta, R
Messrs. George Tinsley and Chae
ley Hardage attended a singing at
Olive Springs last Sunday afternoon.
Several in this section enoyed hear
ing some songs rendered by a smali
number cf the choir at Mr. J. D.
Hardage's over the phone last Sum
day night,
ROBIN.
UNION CHAPEL.
Mr. Joe Camp and family and Mr.
J. R. Underwood spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jane Camp.
Mrs. Sarah Irwin and children,
from Marietta, enjoyed Sunday with
Mr. R. C. Irwin.
Rev. E. S. Doan spent a couple of
days visiting and hunting in our
community last week.
We are sorry to know that Mrs
Bill Manning is on the sick list, also.
Mrs, Jane Camp.
Mr. John L. Manning and family
from over on Dallas road visited here
Sunday afternoon.
We have Sunday School at Uniom
Chapel every Sunday at half past
two, and at the Methodist church at
ten o’clock. Everybody come out and
take a part in this good cause.
Last week was a very bad week
but we hope to have some pretty
weather now. The farmers will be
behind in planting their Spring oats
if the rains continue much longer
SUE.
COAlL—Phone 270 and get the best
forked Jellico Coal.
Marietta Ice Co.
adv. tf.
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