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Friday, May 15, 1914
News From Over The County.
" POWDER SPRINGS
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: 1 M. Dyer preached two
.11 ciing sermons at the Baptist
(, , Sunday and Sunday night.
T‘ _orvice Sunday night will be tke
last service to be held in the old
puilding as the work of tearing down
X peoun this week.
the Baptists will hold their ser
vices every second Saturday and Sun
dav of each month at the Methodist
(~,.?,-( y until the new church is
omplete K
; '_{.;';« Louise Tapp is spending some
time in Acworth where she is the
guest of relatives.
\[i-= Sadie Howington entertain
ed at a Rook party on Tuesday eve-
I~ Edith and Ella Baggett of
Atlanta spent Sunday Wwith home
folks
\iss Pearl Kirk of Mt. Zion spent
ceveral days of this week, with her
cousin, Mrs. E. C. Wolfe.
vir. Adel MeCain of Atlanta spent
gunday with his parents. at this
place.
\liss Rossie Arnold, of Douglas
ville, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. N.
Lindley this week.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Baptist church held their re
gular monthly meeting at the church
on Monday evening.
Miss Francis Moss and Mr. Coy
F. Hunt of Atlanta were the guests
of Miss Ethel Lindley on Sunday.
Miss Gladys Lindley of Macland,
spent Sunday with friends at this
place. :
Mr. and Mrs. Pyron of Atlanta,
spent the week-end with their pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Landrum.
Mrs. E. C. Wolfe entertained witn
a porch party on Monday evening
in honor of her guest Miss Kirk.
Mr. Robert Hardage of- Char
lotte, N. C., spent Sunday with ra
latives here, and returned by way
of Atlanta where he will spend
“Shriners’” week.
Mr. M. D. Brown has returned to
his home at Elberton, Ga. after spend
ing several weeks here with his
daughter Mrs. J, B, Oglesby.
Miss Mina Murray spent the week
end with relatives in Atlanta.
CRICKET.
MABLETON.
Sacred Harp singers will take no
tice on the fourth Sunday, the 24th
of this month, our annual Harp sing
ing at this place. We have the
promise of many good singers to b 2
with us, and among the many who
have promised, the noted singer Prof.
T. B. Newton, of Alpharetta, will be
here. Everybody come, bring your
Sacred Harps and well-filled baskets
and help us to have a glorious day
in singing God’s praises.
Many of our people attended the
Shriners Jubilee Tuesday in Atlan
ta
Miss Lillian Anderson, of Center
Hill made a flying visit to Mableton
Saturday,
Mr.o AL W. Scoggins has been real
Sick with measles for the past sever
d f,lx,g.
Mr. J. L. Mable, an engineer of the
South end of the Southern Railroad,
Was at home for a few hours Mon
aayv
Mr.H B Mitchell, of Mableton, is
building the underpass in Atlanta at
Glynn street, This is concrete work
Under the Southern Railroad and is
fite a big undertaking. Success to
you, Harry.
some of our people have begun
Chopping cotton.
The sweet potatoe crop of this
Stetion will be very large.
BLUE BELLE.,
KENNESAW,
r. and Mrs. Amzie Kidson, of
"' h, are visitors of Mrs. A. Y.
o
Albert Benson, of Marietta,
s he week-end with Mrs. Plioe
g ason,
»2¢s Luey and Carrie Gatlin are
‘.' e after a visit to relatives in
liss Nelle Bennett has been the
;: ‘ractive guest of friends in Chatta
‘ and Mrs, J. N, Kitchens, of
i "I visited Mrs. W. 8.-Griggs
‘ * Minnie Baldwin spent the
“-¢nd with friends in Atlanta.
. Cairie Griggs was the guest
158 Lillian Kitehens Saturday.
‘ Charlije Baldwin, of Atlanta,
. ! “unday with Miss Mary Bald
‘ * Bessie Gatlin has returned
@ visit to Atlanta,
[ v Ice Cragm Supper given for the
't of the Methodist church was
© sTeat success we are glad to note.
NAOMIL
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ußoonng of all kinds. Dobbs Hard-
Ware Store,
AUSTELL
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Mr. Vince Scott spent the week
end at Savannah,
Mr. George King, of New Orleans,
is visiting friends in Austell.
Mrs. W. Lawrence, and son, Clar
ence, have returned to their home
in Alabama.
Mrs. L. M. Scott has left for a
visit to her children in Washington
D. C, Virginia, and Hancock, Md.
To the regret of her friends Mrs.
A. Bigalow has gone to Atlanta 5
make her home.
Mrs. L. Tremier of Spartanburg,
S. C., left the past week for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. G, Parsons, of Boston,
Mass., left for home last week, they
will stop over in Washington, D. C.,
for some time.
Miss Dorothy Poole, one of Bu
fords pretty girls, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Grace Shelverton at
the Ben-Scott Hotel.
Miss Anna Ella Mozley is visiting
in McFalls Ala.
Mrs. Mary Barnes, of Oakman, Ala.
has been the guest of Mrs. Scott for
a few days.
Mrs. W. A. Humphries, of Dade,
Fla. will be the guest of her sister
Mrs. A. H. Irvin, for the summer,
Mrs. M. A. Kerley is with her son
in Arcadia, Fla. Mr. Kerley is the
Manager of the De Soto hotel.
Miss Nellie Ray Wilson, had as
her guest for the week end, Miss
Maude White of Atlanta.
Mrs. B. H. Veal, entertained the
members of the Civie League, at their
last meeting. After the business
was attended to refreshments were
served. The next meeting will ba
at the home of Mrs. J. M. Westmore
land.
Miss Louise Westmoreland was a
recent guest of friends in Atlanta.
Mrs. Lizzie Winters has gone to
Atlanta to be the guest of friends
till after the “Shriners’ meet,
The Young Matrons sewing club
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
J. W. Strickland the past week. After
the time for ‘“fancy work’ was over
dainty refreshments were served.
Ben-Scott hotel is decorated with
Shriners colors. The late Mr. W.
E. Shelverton, was the only member
of this order in Austell until since
his death. We now have Messrs.
Albert Harington, Winters and Ma
ther. These have gone to Atlanta te
take part in the exercises
Mrs. Grover Andrews. and baby
of Rome, are visiting her father, Mr.
S. B. Smith.
Mother’s and children’s day exer
cises will be held at the Methodisi
church, next Sunday. A splendid
program is being arranged for the
occasion, Everybody invited. Pro
tracted services will begin on the
first Sunday in June. Rev S. A.
Harris of La Grange, will assist
Brother Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ozburn visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Mason Sunday after
noon and were treated to some extra
fine strawberries and cake.
Mr. and Mrs P. F. Stallings and
family were vigitors to Atlanta dur
ing the Sariners convention.
DELLA.
Electric Lamps at Dobbs Hard
ware Store.
LOST MOUNTAIN.
Miss Lelah Kemp is on the sick
list.
Emmett Kemp and daughter, Miss
Zury Lee, of Cornelia, spent the first
Sunday here.
Our farmers, as a rule,, prepare
their land before planting; it makes
planting some later but they find it
pays to make this preparation.
Mrs. Eliza Martin and Miss Noona
Moon have been spending a few days
at Cartersville.
The candidates for representatives
should give us their platform and let
the peopie know just how they stand
schools methods of improving coun
ty roads, prohibition and all public
questions the people are interested
in, Glad to see some of our candi
dates have already announced their
platforms.
Miss Jessie Harper was summoned
to Chicamauga on account of the
sickness of her little nephew, Jessie
Harper, who has since died.
Rev. T, L. Rutland, of Powder
Springs, preached a plain gospel ser
mon at Midway Sunday afternoon.
We have many favorable comments
on the way Supt. Randall is fixing
our road. Let the good work go on.
now is the time to give us a good
road.
ALLEN.
FOR SALE.
ONE Jersey Cow, Fawn color, fresh
in milk with third calf. Will give
three and a half gallons 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
OLIVE SPRINGS.
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Rev. G. V., Crow preached two
very interesting sermons here Sun
day and Sunday night.
Remember the annual singing here
next Sunday. Everybody invited to
come out, bring books and well filled
baskets. g
Miss Gertrude Crow entertained
several of her friends Saturday night
with a party at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Crow.
Several fiddlers present and some
good music rendered and everyone
spent the evening most enjoyably.
The occasion being Miss Crow's 19th
birthday and her many friends hope
she may live to enjoy many more.just
such birthdays.
Gladys, the charming little daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. York, who
has been very sick from indigestion
for some time is thought to be soma
what improved.
Grandmother Brown has becn very
sick the past week.
Mr. W. H. Clay and family spent
the past week with Mrs. Clay's fa
ther, Mr. David Land, at Hiram.
Jolly Jack wonders when ‘“Bill
Burns” will visit Marietta again.
Not soon, we think, unless to find his
lest hat, and not evidence.
Mrs. W. J. White who has been
confined to her home some time witn
rheumatism, was able to attend ser
vices on Sunday.
Mr. Clarence White and wife, of
Atlanta, will be at home with Mrs.
J. L. Clay and Miss Maggie Clay.
Mrs. Louella Dawson is able to be
up but not able to walk yet without
her crutches.
Mrs. Emma Garner and family, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday with Messrs.
E. W. and J. W. Thomas, motoring
up in Mr. Garner’s new car, and sev
eral of our young people enjoyed a
good ride to Marietta in the after
noon,
Lillie Mae, the beautiful little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Morrison, was real sick the past
week but we hope under the treat
ment of Dr. J. T. Vansant, of Mari
etta, she will be well again soon.
CLYDE,
MACLAND.
The qnarterly conference was
very well attended last Friday and
the congregation enjoyed an excel
lent sermon by Rev. G. W. Duval, of
Marietta.
There was a very large attendance
at the memorial service last Satur
day. Rev. W. H. Cooper preached at
eleven and there were interestine
talks in the afternoon by Rev. Rut
land and Hall, Col. Walter McEl
reath and Judge Nash Broyles, cof
Atlanta.
Miss Lula Eubanks spent Satur
day night and Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Griffin, at Shady
Grove.
Mr. Robert Brand, of Mariettn,
spent Sunday with his mother here.
Mrs. J. 11. Creel and children left
Sunday to spend a few days witn
Mrs. Creel’s parents, Mr. and Mr 3.
Graves, at College Park.
Little Margaret Hipps, of Hiram,
spent Saturday and Sunday with lif
tle Alice Griggs.
Messrs. b R T, M. A and C. 7J.
Griggs, all of near Marietta, observe:
mother’s day by spending the day
with their mother here,
RUBY.
’ Hand Laundry 209 Wright Street,
ladies dresses, shirt-waists, lingeric
‘and all kinds of fine laundry work.
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‘ Mr. Buford Camp has just com
iplo.t(\d a nice wide veranda at the
‘home of Mrs. W. R. Camp.
Mrs. Georee Howard and Mrs. if
A. Dollar, of Atlanta, spent Surday
with Mrs. John Fortner,
Rev. and Mrs. J. (i, Lane, of Mari
anna, Ark., are spending some time
at the home of Mr. R, C. Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burgers spent
Sunday with Mr., John Burgers neur
Olive Springs.
Miss Cora Kilgore, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday night with Miss Lucy
Camp.
Little Evelyn Camp, of Carmiche
als, is spending the week with her
grandmother, Mrs, W. R, Camp.
The many friends of Mrs. Andrew
Johns are sorry to know of her eriti
cal iliness.
Mr. Noel Kilgore, of Stileshoro,
spent last week with his mother,
Mrs. John Fortner,
Mrs. W. W. Boyd, of Atlanta, is
spending a few days at the home of
Mr. R. C. Irwin,
Little Willie and Olive Eliza,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John
Johns, have whooping rough.
UNCLE CRABAPPLE,
| DUE WEST.
If the weather is favorable through
this week farmers will about get
through planting,
Mr. Asa Darby returned from the
reunion at Jacksonville and was
highly pleased with his trip. He
contemplates exchanging his farm for
an oragne grove at St. Augustine,
Fla.
Mr. C. L. Meeks returned from the
reunion last Friday. Cicero says
it was as hot down there as August
is here,
Mr. Bud Fitgerald's wife has
small pox, but is on the road to ro
covery,
Mr. George Adair has small pox,
we are sorry to note.
Messrs, George Meeks and family
and James F. Meeks and family, of
Marietta, came out in autos and
spent a short time with their brother
Mr. C. L. Meeks.
Messrs. J. J. Adair and family and
Gordon Crowder and family, of Mt.
Olivet, spent Sunday with Mr, W. M.
Hamilton’s family.
Mr. Roy Osborne has purchased a
new Ford auto.
Mr. T. J. Helton, who has beer
confined to his room with fever for
some time, is still very weak, but
the fever has broken. His large
circle of friends hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Our platform for representatives
from Cobb is something like this
Not less a $60,000 rental per n.onth
for the W. & A. R. R,
Legislation for the school teachers
of the state draw their public fands
at the end of ecach school month in
the vear.
A state wide law not to kill a caif
under one year old.
We favor any legislation to en
courage the farmer and protect his
interest inevery respect.
We do not favor the state extend
ing the W. & A. R. R. to the sea.
We favor keeping the convicts on
the public roads with improvements
on the present system.
YES.
SARDIS.
The singing given by Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Hill was attended by a ' large
crowd and highly enjoyed by all
present,
James, the 5 year-old son of Mrs.
Mac Lutz, was running and playing
last Tuesday evening and fell and
broke his leg above the knee. Drs.
Elder and Hagood gave the needed
attention and le is resting easy at
this time.
Mrs. L. H. Day spent last week in
Jacksonville, Fla,
Mrs, L. Lutz has retarned from At
lanta.
Mrs. Lassie Caldwell, of Stone
Mountain, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Summerhill.
The farmers in this section have
about finished planiing and are ready
to fight general green. Guardens are
not very good.
H.
That fine lettuce grown by Mr. ©.
M. Head is fresh every day at E. L.
Faw’s and L. W. Rogers’ Stores.
PIEDMONT.
Rev. Howard preached an interest
ing sermon to a large and attentive
crowd Sunday.
Our Sunday School is flourishing.
Everybody come out and help in this
good work.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown are
smiling over arrival of 2 fine girl,
Mr. Boon Rogers and wife and lit
tle son, of Roswell, visited his pa
rents here recently.
Mr. Jim Frey and family, of near
Kennesaw, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Guanin recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Croft, of Chatta
hoochee, visited his parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Oscar Croft, the laiter part of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlen Gentry and
family spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mrs., Burts, Mrs. Gentry's
mother,
Miss KElzie Wilson spent Sunday
with Miss Susie Croft. :
Little Roy Rogers spent last week
with his brother, Mr. Walter Rogers,
Mr. and Mrs, B, Kuight, of Sandy
Plains, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Gunnin.
Miss Velma Wilson spent Friday
night with Misg Ethel Rozers.
Professor Worley spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nichol
son,
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doesn’t do the work, get your money back.
“Tell It By The Bell”
BLACKWELL.
Lee Bryant had the misfortune to
accidently shoot himself in the side
Sunday afternoon while handling a
rifle. Dr. Bannister put him in a
car and rushed him to Dr. Nolan for
treatment. He sat present resting
well and we trust that he will soon
be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown are the
happy parents of a fine little daugh
ter,
Mr. Jeff Dobbs, Mr. Lee McCleskey
and Mr. McCollum spent a few days
in Jacksonville last week.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Monto Shaw are glad to have them
move back to our little village.
Mr. and Mrs. Boon Rogers and
baby were recent visitors here.
Brother Will Howard delivered a
very interesting sermon here Sunday
subject, ““An Ideal Church”.
Mr. Thad McCleskey has been suf
fering intensely with a poisoned eye.
Has been going to Atlanta several
days for treatment and is now im
proving.
Mrs. Price Rogers has been indis
posed with rheumatism for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCleskey spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dunn.
Mr. Walter Fowler, our clever
mail carrier, is right sick this week.
suffering from a relapse of measles.
Prof. A. W. Worley spent the week
end with friends here,
Several enjoyed a musical at Mr.
J. C. Nicholson's last Saturday night.
Mrs. Willie Gresham still contin
ues very ill at the sanitarium in Ma
rietta.
Prat and Roy Rogers visited rela
tives below town last week.
Mrs. Dan Baker and daughters
spent the week-end with relatives
here,
Mrs. Claude Allen and children
have returned to their home in Car
tersville after a pleasant visit here.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church here Sunday. Dinner on the
ground. Let everybody come out.
JOLLY JACK.
FLOYD
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Johnston, of
Flint Hill visited relatives in this
community Sunday.
Prof. Guy Beall and daughter,
Miss Lillian, of Marietta attended
services here Sunday. Miss Beall
was the guest of Miss Clara Smith.
Mrs. Hannah Cox, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Joe Pace.
Prof. Goode and children of Mari
etta attended singing here Sunday
afternoon,
Mr. Newt Daniell had a mule to
die last week.
There will not be any singing at
this place the fourth Sunday after
noon as there will be a sacred harp
singing at Mableton that day.
BOBBY.
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