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Friday, Méy 81 1,9;14
”' News From OveL The County.
POWDER SPRINGS
\
Rev. T. K Rutland filled his regu-
Jar appointment at the Methodist
church her on Sunday and Sunday
night.
Quite a number from our town fxt
tended the “Home Coming’ service
at Midway church on Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Baggett, Miss Mattie
Baggett and Miss Jessie Vaughn
pave returned home from a pleasant
visit to Atlanta where they were the
guests of relatives.
Miss Sallie Lewis, of Atlanta, spent
gunday with home folks.
\liss Margaret Hughey entertain
od the Busy Bee Sewing Club on last
Friday evening. Those present were
Misses Florence Wolfe, Bodie Scott,
Majorie Smith, Florence Murray
and Ruth Wolfe. They sewed very
pusily for an hour after which re
freshments were served and the meet
ing was adjourned.
\r. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson spent
the week-end at Hiram where they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lon
Goggins.
Slrs. E. M. Dyer and children have
returned home from a pleasant visit
to relatives at Calhoun and other
points.
The “auto fever’” has struck our
town again this spring. Messrs. E.
B. Lindley, J. By McKenney, J. B.
Oglesby and Hubert Lindley are
among those who have purchased
new cars in the last few weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church met on Tuesday af
ternoon with Mrs. J. M. Simpson.
The presiding elder, Rev. Cooper,
will preach at the Methodist church
here on Friday evening at 7:39.
Every one come out to hear him and
let's give him a good large audience.’
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Spratling are
spending several days this week with
relatives in Aberdeen, Ga.
Miss Gertrude Bell spent Tuesday
in Atlanta.
Mr. Harry Michael, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with home folks at this
place.
CRICKET.
MABLETON.
Master Robert E. Lowe and sister,
Louise, of Atlanta, spent the week
end with their aunt, Mrs. T. J. Lowe.
Miss Lizzie Mae Turner, of Oak
dale, spent Sunday with Misses Nellie
and Mable Gann.
Mr. W. G. Barber, of Adams Park,
spent Sunday in Mableton.
Mrs. J. H. Edwards, who has been
sick since January, is no better, we
are sorry to learn.
Mrs. Vernon Ray is quite sick
With rheumatism. Wish for her a
speedy recovery.
\liss Mable Gann spent Mondayv
and Tuesday visiting at Oakdale.
Mrs. J. N. Collier, of Austell, spent
Friday night with Mrs. P. H. Gann,
Sorry to mnote the serious illness
of Mr. Landers near Mableton.
born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mable,
May Ist, a fine girl.
Mr, and Mrs 7. H. Pitts, of At
lauta, spent Sunday with Mrs. S. J.
Lowe,
Ur, and Mrs. Hamby, with Mr. 7.
L. Starnes and sister, Miss Dorris,
Visited Mrs. E. A. Barber Saturday.
Mr. L. A. Dodgen and friend visit
¢l homefolks Sunday.
‘_-‘\“‘. and Mrs. W. G. Barrett, of
“ashington, Ga., visited Mrs. Sallie
J. Lowe Sunday,
~Mr. M. A, J. Landers, of Powder
SPrings, spent Sunday with his mo
ther at Mableton.
\..7\sl‘* A. H. Garner and daughter,
\ Dovie, of Atlanta, visited at
Mableton last Wednesday.
“lod to learn Miss Maude Lowe is
' improving and able to be out
BLUE BELLE.
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OLIVE SPRINGS.
S ———
The death angel visited our com
munity on April 28th and claimed
for its victim the sweet gentle spirit
of Mr. H. J. Burgess, aged 72. He
had been affilcted for many years,
yet he bore his afflictions with chris
tian fortitude. He realized that he
was too wise to err and too good to
do wrong. We feel that no tribute
that might be uttered could do jus
tice to the true excellence of his
character or add to the sacredness
of his memory.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
He has been a consistant member
of the Baptist church for many years
and died in that faith. He leaves
a devoted wife and five children,
Mrs. Riley Hall, Messrs. Sam and J.
H. Burgess, Mrs. James Elliott and
Mrs. Essie Coleman, besides a host of
friends to mourn his death. He was
laid to rest in Malony Springs ceme
tery on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. 8.
E. Cassidy conducted the funeral
services in the presence of a large
host of friends and relatives. We
extend to the bereaved ones our sin
cerest sympathy.
Mrs. W. T. Florence has returned
to Atlanta after spending some time
with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Barfield.
Mr. John Pritchard spent the week
-end in Chattanooga.
We are in deep sympathy with Mr.
Charlie Wright, of Lost Mountain, in
the death of his wife. May the Lord
graciously sustain the bereaved hus
band and his dear little children.
Mrs. Wright was well known here.
To know her was to love her. Min
nie always made an impression for
good wherever she went. Her life
was an inspiration to all who knew
her. As her life was very beautiful,
so her end was peace. We feel since
life has passed that Minnie has joined
her parents on the other shore where
they are now reunited and happy
once more.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Litchfield
and children of Smyrna, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Booth on Sunday.
A large crowd from this place at
tended the all day singing at Mt.
Zion Sunday.
Miss Maud Shaw, of Mt. Zion, after
spending a week here with friends
and relatives returned home Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tribble, of At
lanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. York, Mr. Tribble return
ing to Atlanta on Sunday, while Mrs.
Tribble will remain several days.
Little Will A. Knox, who was real
sick the past week is able to be up
and out among her chums again.
CLYDE.
BLACKWELL.
Prof. A. W. Worley sang at Ebe
nezer Church last Sunday night.
Mrs. Fowler, mother of Mrs. Thad
McCleskey, is visiting relatives and
friends at Powder Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Chance and little son
Howard returned to their home in
Tennessee Sunday.
Brother Barrow “ pached a very
interesting sermon at Noonday Suu
day morning which was greatly eun
joyed by a large congregation.
Misses Carrie and Mary Lattimer,
of Marietta, spent Sunday here,
A dainty little Miss has taken up
her abode with Mr. and Mrs. John
Ivey.
Rev. Will Howard will preach at
the school house next Sunday after
noon, :
Fred Spouse and sister, Miss Grace
gpent the week-end with relatives
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Claude Allen and children, of
Cartersville, are spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCleskey.
Mrs. Tom Chaunce was on the sick
list Jlast week.
Mr, Jeff Dobbs and Guy and Cliff
visted the Gate City one day last
week.
‘Mrs. Clarence White is improving
from a recent illness.
Married—Last Sunday, Miss Min
nie Knox and Mr. E. E. Roberts, both
of Canton. Mr. J. C. Nocholson per
formed the ceremony. They have
our best wishes,
Mr. Bud Beavers, wife and daugp
ter spent the week with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeFoor visit
ed relatives Sunday.
Wonder when Bill Burns will visit
Marietta again.
JOLLY JACK.
FOR SALE.
ONE Jersey Cow, Fawn color, fresh
in milk with third calf. Will give
three and a half galions of milk per
day, weight about 900 pounds, Apply
R. E. Daniell, near Agricultural Col
lege, P. 0. Powder Springs. 3t.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
LOST MOUNTAIN.
A very sad death ocdurred here
Tuesday night, the 28th, ult. Mrs.
Charlie Wright passed away after
one week's suffering and just three
days after her infant baby was buri
ed. She leaves a husband and seven
small children. She is the daughter
of Searight Lindley, deceased. She
was a member of the Presbyterian
church and expressed herself before
death that she was not afraid to die.
She spread sunshine and happiness
in this world and looked on the
bright side of life. The ecircum
stances makes it a very sad death and
this dispensation of providence has
touched the hearts of the entire com
munity who feel in profound sym
pathy for her husband. She was 37
years old. Rev. E. D. Patton con
ducted the funeral at Midway Wed
nesday afternoon. Mr. Cash and tw)
daughters and Miss Purrilla Wright,
of Atlanta, attended the funeral of
Mrs. \\'right._ Miss Wright will re
main a few days with the family.
Florence Lindley and wife, of Jack
sonville, Fla., came to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Lind
ley’s sister.
A large crowd was present at Mid
way Sunday and heard an able ser
mon by Rev. Homer McMillan. The
rain scattered the crowd in the af
ternoon and there was no evening
service,
Mr. Newt Orr, of Clayton. County,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. P. Scott.
H. H. Green of Cartersville, spent
Sunday here,
Sam Moon has accepted a position
in Bullock county and left immo
diately to take charge.
Hoyle Kemp, of the University,
spent a few days at home last weel.
The fruit crop is safe and there
will be plenty.
W. A. McDonald has been on the
sick list for several weeks but is
improving.
ALLEN.
I MACLAND.
! Remeber Quarterly Conference
'next Friday and Memorial servicees
Saturday.
| Mr. J. H. Mize and family wish to
l thank their many friends and neigh
bors for the kindnesses shown them
during their recent sickness of small
poX.
i Miss Zelma Babb is spending a few
' days in Milledgeville with her sister,
Miss Esther, who is attending schonli
; there,
1 Mr., P. N. Gazaway lost his house
. and contents by fire last Saturday
" evening. The family was away from
home at the time and it is thought
it caught from rats gnawing matches,
| Master Guy and little Miss Alice
! Griggs, of near Marietta, are spend
iing a few days with their grand
i father.
‘ Most everybody from here attended
services at Midway Sunday.
| RUBY.
j ORANGE HILL.
| et
i Rev. S. E. Cassidy filled his regu
lar appointment at this place Sunu
| day.
| Mr. Homer Seay, of near Mt. Zion,
! visited his parenis, Mr. and Mrs.
31. B. Seay Sunday.
5 We are glad to note that Mrs. Tsi
. bella Seay is much improved at this
! writing.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charley Connally
{ and baby visited relatives at Hiram
' recently.
i Mrs. Morgan Davis and children
| are visiting her parents Mr. and 3 :s.
id. R, Patr;
' _ Mr. Sam Smith happened to a very
; painful accident last Thursday even
ing while working in the field on an
’ old tree fell on him, breaking one of
1 his legs.
i Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Vaughn and
| son, Harold, of Austell, visited the
?family of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pair
' Sunday.
' Mrs. Howard Smith and littie
ldaughtm', of Atlanta, are visiting
| Miss Cora Smith.
| Mr. J. R. Clay’s tamily are re
covering from meagles.
Miss Bethie Pair has returned
home after a visit in Austell,
| Mr. Bill Connally spent Sunday
iwith Mr. Andrew Hardy.
Mrs. Lucinda Streetman, of Dal
l las, Ga., is staying a while with her
!hrothor, Mr, 8. B. BSmith
Mr. Grady Vaughn called on his
best girl Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Brown spent Sunday
with Misg Lucy Stegall.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris visited
the latter’s mother Mrs. Isabella Seay
Sunday.
Little Miss Hattie Hardy is visit
ing her grand parents near Powd:r
Springs.
l The singing at this place Sunday
afternoon was very well attended for
such a rainy day.
B K,
AUSTELL.
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The funeral of “Uncle Sam" Ar
nold, the old darkey and servant of
Mrs. Strickland, whose death oceurr
ed on Friday, was held on Saturday.
The service was conducted by Rev,
J. B, Gresham, of the Methodist
Church and was attended by many of
Uncle Sam’ white friends.
The esteem he was held in was
shown by the number of floral of
ferings. “Uncle Sam” was a typical
old time darkey whose number is
fast passing away.
Miss Ruth Humphreys had as her
guest for the week-end Miss Alice
Connally, of Atlanta.
Mr. Tom Jones, of Florida, is visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Perkerson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Westmoreland and
Miss Mary Strickland will go to Jack
sonville to attend the reunion, after
which Mrs. Perkerson and Mrs.
Strickland will visit other points in
Florida,
Miss Mary Suggs is making a visit
to Oklahoma, going by way of Mo
bile and other places. She will be
gone several weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. MeKinney an
nounce the arrival of a fine boy at
their home. Mr. George says he s
a young ‘‘Odd Fellow.”
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and
baby, of Atlanta, were week-end vis
itors at this place.
Mr. S. B. Smith happened to a very
painful accident last Thursday while
cleaning a new ground. A dead limb
fell from a tree, striking him on the
head and shoulder, knocked him
down, fell on his leg and broke it
just above the foot. He is doing very
well at this time.
Mrs. Carl L. Couch and children
visited her mother, Mrs. J. M. Cald
well, at Powder Springs last Thurs
day.
Our little town shows that it ap
preciates good things too. Quite a
number attended grand opera the
past week. Some went on Monday
and remained ’'till the end. Some of
us will have to content ourselves
with the plain Sunday songs which
sound better anyway.
The first picnic of the scason was
enjoyed by a crowd of young peo
ple from this place and several from
Atlanta last Saturday. The trip was
made to Factory Shoals in autos and
picnic wagons and from reports they
certainly enjoyed the day.
We are pleased in the ‘““lection” of
our road commissioners. We be
lieve it was what ought to have been,
DELLA.
MT. BETHEL.
Mrs. Margaret Stroup and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Power last
Sunday.
Mr. John Carter, of near Lost
Mountain, spent last week with home
folks. |
Miss Dona Bellah, of Roswell, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. J. R. Daniell. |
Rev. H. G. Mitchell preached very |
interesting sermons at Bethlehem
last Saturday and Sunday |
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brand visited
Mrs. Luella Self last Sunday
Mr. Bob Bishop, who has been on
the sick list for several days is able
to be out again. |
The farmers are making good nse
of this fine weather,.
A large crowd attended the singin >
at Sardis from this place last Sun
day.
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ROSWELL.
Miss Eva Sherman is visiting Mrs.
H. I. Weaver,
Mrs. Cheek, of Dunwoody, spent
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
C. C. Brooks.
Mrs. George Wing, Sr., will leave
soon for Alabama, where she wiil
visit her son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Wing.
Mr. Ben Cobb is in Roswell for
some time,
The many friends of Mrs. Faulkner
will be sorry to learn of her death
Sunday May 3rd.
Mrs. Crook has been the recent
guest of Dr, and Mrs. C. C. Brooks.
Miss Mana Sherman leaves Monday
for Washington, Baltimore, Phila
delphia, New York and other points
of interest.
Mrs. G. C. Ward and Miss Eliza
beth Hoyt spent last week with Mrs.
John Sherman.
Mrs. Carrie Davison, Leila Haw
kins and Ada Wing attended grand
opera Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Roswell King returned
home Tuesday after visiting Mrs.
W. E. Baker,.
Miss Olive Wing has returned
home after spending several days in
Atlanta.
M. B W
DUE WEST.
The much needed rain fell here
Sunday afternoon.
Sarah Bell Shaw, colored, has
small pox. We were in hopes we
would miss them, but they have 2ot
right in our midst,
There will be an effort made to
have a reunion of the pupils of Prof.
Walter McElreath's school of 1889
‘OO and '9l of Due West and Lost
Mountain. If any of the pupils that
are at a distance sees this and favors
the idea, write Mr. R, H. Barnes, of
Powder Springs, Ga. The pupils of
these schools live in several different
states. We will like to hear from
just as many as possible.
My W, T, Kelley, our champion
potatoe raiser, has fifty bushels bed
ed out for slips and now has 40,000
ready to set out,
Mrs. A. C. Aderhold, of Atlanta,
spent last Wednesday night with her
uncle, Mr. W, M. Hamilton.
Mr. W. T. Killey’'s mother spent
some time with him and family,
Mr. T. J. Helton was very much in
disposed last week. YES.
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$400.00 Waldorf piano . . $325.00
$350.00 Everett piano . . $85.00
$400.00 Foster piano : : $150.00
$75.00 Estey Organ ; . $40.00
$75.00 Carpenter Organ . . $60.00
$15.00 and 25.00 for second hand organs in
good condition.
$35.00 Phonograph with 112 records and
case for $30.00.
A 40c piece of music free for every one.
A FAMILY REUNION.
Last Sunday at their home in At
lanta Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Green had
a family reunion which was greatly
enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ward
and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Carroll, of
Marietta, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland
Green, of Smyrna, were among those
present,
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