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friday February 11, 1916
News From OQver The County.
AUSTELL.
I'ne many rriends of Mrs. Ruth
Young Morris will be pained to hear
of her death, which occured at her
home in Virginia on Jan 15th. Mrs,
Morris was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Garmon, and grang-caugn
ter of Mrs. L. M. Scott. She lived
in Austell for a number of years,
was a pupil in the school until her
wedding. By her gentle ways and
lovable disposition she had made for
herself many friends at this place,
she was an active worker in the
church. Her health had becn fail
ing for some time, hoping to benifit
her, her parents carried her to Vir
ginia. She is survived by mother,
father and sisters, her husband hav
ing died about two years ago. We
extend to the sorrowing reldatives our
sincere sympathy
Miss Lois Matchell, of Villa Rica,
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J.
H. Pair, the past week.
Mrs. T. O. Humphries entertained
the Civic Club at her home on Fri
day afternoon. The house was pret
tily decorated with ferns and palms
for the occasion. After the social
hour, a delightful salad course was
served.
Miss Ethel Douglass, of Atlanta,
visited her uncle, and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Simpson, the past
week.
Mr. Otto Braumeuller, of New
York City, was the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. Westmoreland, during
the past week.
Mrs. J. E! Russell has returned
from Dalton, where she visited her
son who is attending school there.
Mr. J. W. McCreedy is visiting rel
atives in Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. H. C. Mather has returned
from Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. C. S. Anderson left for Huntz
ville, Ala., to be the guest of her sis
ter for several weeks.
¢ Mre. B. H. Veal and Miss Lucy
Veal have returned from an enjoy
able visit to Atlanta. They wgre
the guests of Mrs. T. D. Strickland,
a recent bride, at her first at-home
day, Feb. Ist.
Mrs. E. A. Rose has closed ‘‘Rose
Cattage’, for the remainder of the
winter, she left for Mo®ile and Dem
opolis, Ala., where she will be the
guest of her son and daughter.
Mrs. L. M. Scott, after an extend
ed visit to her daughter, Mrs. Har
ralson, of Montgomery, Ala., is home
again.
Mrs. J. M. Cureton is confined to
her bed with a severe attack of bron
chitis. She is better, we are giad t.
learn, at this time,.
Don't ferget to go to Sunday school
next Sunday. Some one will be ex
pecting you, please don’t disappoint
them. It is a little thing to ask of
you, but a great big help if you wi'l
grant. Lets make this a red-letter
day in Cobb, especially Austell.
Mrs. Zeno Perkins is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Laura Runyan.
DELLA.
DUE WEST.
The mantle of gloom fell over this
entire section Friday morning v hen
the sutden death of Dr W. D
Wright was flashed over the wires
He was widely known as a sate ¢oili
selor by his many friends. Y. was
practicing physician for 20 years
and had been a consistent member of
the Presbyterian church for 2 num
ber of years. He will be sadly miss
ed as a doctor a neighbor and a citi
zen. We deeply deplore his untim=-
ly death and extend our heav: felt
sympathy to all the bereaved.
Mr. A. H. Cash and daughter,
Mrs. A. C. Aderhald, of Atlania, and
Mr. J. D. Cash and wife, of Gilmore,
attended the funeral Saturdaey aftev
noon.
Mr. O. C. Kemp spent Friday night
with his sister, Mrs. Rollie Ward, of
Atlanta.
Mr. W. M. Hamilton and family
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr.
H. F. Hamilton, of Macland.
Mr. C. A. Kemp has put in a cakle
feed saw-mill at his machinery.
We heartily endorse the preseint
ments of the last Grand Jury
“Dont You See”’ we heartily en
dorse your idea about the guano
guestion—now is our time to guit.
The sentiment as far as we can gath
er is there will he very little used
at present price. YRS,
Day Phone 198 108 Washington Ave. Night Phone 198
BRUMBY & GILBERT
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
CHARLES K. BOGLE, Funeral Director.
LOST MOUNTAIN.
Our community was shocked last
Friday morning at the sudden death
of Dr. W. D. Wright. He had been
out and doing his mornings work,
he came in and told his wife he was
not feeling well. She gave him some
medicine and did what she could to
relieve him. In a short time he Tell
back in his chair unconscious. breath
ed only a few times and passed
away. Dr. Nolan had been summon
ed, but did not arrive until after
Dr. Wright was dead. Heart trouble
was the cause of his death. He had
been practicing medicine here for
more than 30 years. He was very
successful and had built up a large
practice while for the past few years
his health had failed him and had
almost quit all but the office prac
tice.
He was g faithful member of Mid
way Presbyterian church, he prae
ticed his religion every day, he ad
hered strictly to the principles of
honesty both in his practice and in
his business. He did much charit
able work in his practice. He was
67 years old, a man that was wortn
something to our section of the
country and his death will be a great
loss. He leaves a wife and one son
and one daughter, Charlie Wright of
thiz place and Mrs. Charles Strick
land, of Atlanta. Mr. Charles Strick
land and wife, Mr. Eleec Cash, and
wife, of Atlanta and Mr. Davis Cash
and wife of Carmichael, attended Dr.
WD, Wrights funeral Saturday.
The funeral was held Saturday at
2 o‘clock by Rev. E. D. Patton. The
deceased was laid to rest in Midway
cemetery.
The entire community feels a pro
found loss in his death and join in
sympathy with the family.
Miss Monnie Lee Thackston has
been elected assistant teacher of the
school here.
Miss Nannie Kemp spent a few
days last week with her brother at
Senoia. i
Why not send one or two farmers
to the legislature to represent uvs
next time. Time about is fair play.
Our population is largely farmers.
Why not have a representation?
On last Thursday morning the
thermometer registered 13 degrees at
the station here, just the same de
gree as the previous cold spell here.
ALLEN,
NEW SALEM.
Kverybody ccme to Sunday School
next Sunday.
Mr. Elbert Flynn was the guest o 1
Mr. George Grecn Sunday.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Howell, Guy Elrod, Hubert Darby,
but all are better we are glad to
say.
Mr. John Darby had as his visit
ors Sunday Mr. ¢, Burton, Mr. S D.
Hall and Mr. Asa Darby.
Freeman Darby spent Saturday
night with Mr. Elbert Flynn at Ken-
Nesaw,
Miss Ola Bearden spent Saturday
night with the Misses Elrod.
Miss Lula Eubanks, Mable Hard
age and Edna Annandale spent Sun
day with Miss Ruby Ridgeway.
Miss Lile Elrod spent last week
with her uncle Mr. Posey Bearden.
Mr. Hollis Flynn spent Sunday
with Walter Darby.
OLD MAID.
NORTH MARIETTA.
* Miss Annie Jiles, of Elizabeth, is
very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Sexton, of Can
ton, spent Tuesday with Mrs. G. W.
Roberts.
Mr. Boas Starnes ,of Ball Ground,
spent the week with his brother, Mz,
W. J. Starnes.
Mrs. Mary Cobb has been sick but
is improving.
Mr. Dall Rooney, of Klizabeth, has
zone to Nelszon to work. g
Mr. George Roberts spent the lat
ter part of the week in Dalton with
his sick mother.
Mr. Randolph Howell, of Chatta
nooga, Tenn., spent the week end
with his brother, Mr. Robt. E. L.
" Howell.
- Mr. and Mrs. Bivens, of Elizabetl,
‘spent Sunday in Dallas.
| LEOLA.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
KENNSEAW.
Mr. J. W. Bennett passed peac--
fully away at the hotel Saturday
morning in his 72nd year. Mr,
Bennett had lived here all his life
and was the son of Mr. Solomon
Bennett. He married Miss Mittie
Chalker who died in 1904. His only
son, Mr. Will Bennett, died Novem
ber 3rd, 1913. His only daughter,
Mrs. J. H. Williams and his grand
son, Mr. J. O, Williams, of Cedar
town, his half sisters are Mrs. Muet
Guess, Miss Annie Bennett and bis
half brother, Mr. Pink Bennett are
the only near relatives. 'The funer
al was at the hotel Sunday after
noon conducted by Mr. Speer and
Rev. W. BE. McCollum. Those at
tending the funeral not respdents
here were Mrs. Addie K. Johnson,
Mr-J. M. Hunt, Mr.. C. H. Raherts,
Mrs. Jim Adams, Mr. and Mrs. T.
W. Gilstrap, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bar
nett, Miss Minnie Baldwin, of At
lanta, Mr. Tom Gibson, of Acworth,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Arrington,
of Smyrna.
The remains of Miss Laura Guth
rie, of Atlanta, were brought here
Sunday and buried beside that ot
her father, Mr. Will Guthria.
Mr, J. 1. Sligh, of Malvin, Ark,
who came here lasi tall to visit his
wite’'s sister, Mrs. W. N. Baring.
died suddenly in Paulding County
last Thursday nigh' where they had
gone to visit relatives of Mr., Sligh.
He was apparently in his usuul
health when he ra2tired and at 1!
o'clock his wife found Lim dying.
Dr. and Mrs, J. V. Hilis, My W,
N. Boring and Mr. J. B. Tollegon
went over to be be with iheir annt.
Mrs Sligh, in her sad bercavement.
Mr. W. L. Meßea dropped doad at
his barn last Thursday morning. e
ate a hearty breakfast ard was ap
parently in as good health as he
had been for some time. The {inor
al was held at his home by Rev, Mr.
Speer and Rev. A. J. Morgan in the
presence of a large gathering of rela
tives and friends. In early life Mr.
Mcßea united with the Methodist
Church and was a member of the
Masons Fraternity. He is survived
by his wife, two sons, Meszrs, Gordon
and David Mcßea, three daughters,
Mrs. M. B. Adams, Mrs. Elic Scroggs
and Miss Mamie Mcßea, who have
the sympathy of the entire communi-
| Miss Bertha McDermont, of At
llanla. spent Sunday here with her
| mother, Mrs. McDermont.
! Mr. J H Butler, of Calhoun, {8
!visiting her daughter, Mrs, W. E.
' MeClure,
’ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams, and
son, J. 0., returned to their home
in Cedartown Monday night.
We learn that Mr. George lHesel
mire is dead at his home in Chero
'k(m. He boarded here several years
!ago and is connected with Northern
lmining‘ interests in Cherokee coui-
L
é There has been a new R. F. D,
IR()mu established here. Mr. Ed
Gault went out Tuesday morning 2s
temporary. It is not known who
will be appointed for the place per
i manently.
? Mr. Carl Winn, who has been con
‘fim-d to his room with pneumonia,
| is able to sit up.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Kemp, of
}nour Marietta, spent Saturday with
a.\h‘. and Mrs. W. P. Giles.
‘ Mr. Clarence Mcßea, of Sparks,
'spent the week-end with his aunt,
Miss Ada Mcßea.
i Ellie Scroggs, who has a position
at Copper Hill, Tenn., spent Satur
lday and Sunday with his family
l here. L 1
} POWDER SPRINGS.
| s
i Mi=s Blanche Cunyus, from Atlaa
}tu, is visiting Miss [stelle Leake.
! Mr. and Mrs. Coy Hunt, of At
{ lanta, spent the week end with home
‘ folks.
| Miss Sarah Lewis is visiting in
s Atlanta.
| The Parsonage Aid Society met
E,\l()nday with Mrs. Will Butner,
| These ladies gave two hundred dol
!lars to the new parsonage building
land are going to buy quite a goed
| deal of new furnishings.
| Miss Ollie Wolfe spent Tucsday
and Wednesday in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Conner and
{ Mrs. S. A. Anderson and Mr. Pat
| Anderson were here Sunday.
| Miss Juanita Hopkins visited Miss
!'/.(-P, Rice Sunday.
' Miss Nonnie Barnes from Austell,
! has been visiting her sister, Mrz.
| F. P. Lindley.
i Mrs. Jackson spent Sunday here
| with her cousin Mrs. J. B, Oglesby.
' Mr. Henry Lee DuPre has return
ed from a stay of several weecks in At
lante and Tennessee.
l The Junior Missionary Society met
| at the Methodist church,
! POLLY.
SMYRNA.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. J. R. Deav
ors and Mrs, Otis L. Timothy spent
last week with Mrs. Phillip Jones on
Peachtree road and attended the
Laymen’s Missionary Conference.
Mrs. C. E. Daniell, of Marietta,
spent Tuesday here with Mrs. George
L. Daniell.
Miss Irene Mable, of Floyd, is vis
iting her sister, Mrs. Mart Ruff.
Mrs. Leon Commerford and little
son, of Marietta, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. J. R. Deavors.
Mrs. A. L. Oslin had as her guests
Saturday Mrs. Joe Taylor and chil
dren, of Atlanta, and Mrs. B. T.
Frey and little daughter, of Mariet
ta.
Dr. Covington spent the week-end
with ais father, who is 11 in Cal
houn.
Mr. W. A. Tolleson, who is qui'e
ill at his home on Love Street is
slightly improved.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. W. H. Car
ter and Mrs. J. W. Magill spent Tues
day in Atlanta with Mrs. W. D. Pa
den.
Mrs. J. N. Flemming is sick at
her home on Bank Street.
Mr. Alonzo Johnson, of Marietta,
visited his mother, Mrs, M. A. John
son, Tuesday.
Miss Hessie Butler, of Atlanty,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
K. M. Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pace, of Ma
rietta, were guests of Dr. and Mrs,
W. T. Pace, Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Myers entertained her
Sunday School Class at a I.eap year
party Friday night gt her home on
Mcore Street.
The charming hostess made it a
most happy occasion for the twenty
five of the younger set who were her
guests.,
Mrs. Mary Taylor entertained the
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Church Monday. A large number
were present. Reports from the an
nual meeting at Carrollton were the
most important features of the pro
gram.
The Interdenominational Mission
Study Class was well attended Tues
day. Mrs. A. B. Thornbury leads the
discussion to which all the ladies of
the town are most cordially invited.
The class is now studying South
America. STELLA.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Grady Howell, after spend
fng a few days with the family of
Mr. H. C. Howell has returned to
her home in Austell,
Mrs. Couch, of Atlanta, spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs. B, L.
Taylor.
Miss Effie Howell visited home
folks Sunday.
Mr. Lonnie Strickland, of Lithia
Springs took dinner with the family
of Mr. H. C. Howell, Sunday after
which he was the guest of Miss K. T.
Howell, Sunday afternon.
Miss Gable, of Douglasville, is vis
iting the Misses Taylor of this place,
Mr. Ben Turner and family, of
Austell, spent Sunday atternoon with
the family of Mr. H. C. Howell,
Rev. S. H. Hall, of Atlanta, deliv
ered @ very able sermon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Hunnicutt ]ast
Friday evening. A large crowd at
tended the gervice,
Mrs. Richard Pittman, of Atlanta,
spent a few days with her husband,
who has been on the sick Ilist, at the
home of hip father, Mr. A. B. Pitt.
man. .
Mr. Guy and Herbert Wade, of
Austell, spent Sunday afternoon with
Misgses Daisy and Ruby Mitchell,
The ilarmers of this place are on
a standstill about planning for an
other crop, as guano is so high, they
have decided to use less guano and
see if their pocket books will not he
heavier another fall.
If one man can make cotton with
out guano, we don’'t see why others
can’'t do the same, DAISY,
MT. ZION.
Sunday School has been re-orga
nized here. Let every body come
out and help in the good work.
Mr. Pat Edward:s visited home
folks Sunday.
The dance given by Mr. and Mrs,
Clyde Brooks Saturday night was en
joved by all present.
Mesgers Howard Chastain and Mil
lard Booth visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Brooks Saturday night and Sunday.
Misses Ruby MeNeely and Carrie
BBooth, of Kennesaw, spent the week
end with Miss Beatrice Kirk.
Master Carl Davis who has heen
geriously ill is glowly improving.
Miss Louella Grogan and brother,
Harvey, visited her sister, near Mid
way Sunday.
Mrs. White has a flourishing
school at this place.
Miss Pearl Kirk is very sick. -
Mr. Cecil Cogburn visited Mr
Grover Brooks Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Duncan ani
family and Miss Luna Scott visited
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Kirk Sunday af
ternoon. BLUE EYES,
OLIVE SPRINGS.
Mrs. Omie Clay and son Willis' of
Hiram, spent several days here this
past week with the families of
Messrs. W. H. Clay and T. F. Knovy.
Misses Versie and Eva Alexander
spent the week-end in Marietta with
relatives.
Miss Gertrude Howard, of Eliza
beth, spent the week end with Miss
s Willie ang Lillie Phagan at their
home **Breezy Lawn’ on the car lino,
The singing at the hceme of Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Shaw on Sunday af
ternoon was largely attended.
Mr. R. L. Wylie, wife and little
son, Ray Jr, of Atlanta, spent the
week end here with the families of
J. C. Reed and W. J. Pace.
There will be a box supper here
on Feb. 19, Saturday night before
the third Sunday. The proceeds will
g 0 for the bdfhefit of the chureh.
Every body invited to come cut on
that date and help out in this good
wWOork.
Mrs. J. F. Shaw'’s many friends
here are sympathizing with her in
her illness at her home in Marietta.
All hope for her a speedy recovery.
Miss Maggie Clay returned to Dal
las Sunday aftérnoon after an extend
ed visit to friends and relatives here
and in Atlanta,
Wit all the conveniences of the
church, it is surprising to know how
many children and parents are not
in Sunday School. Sunday School
hére every Sunday morning, not on'y
on a certain date but would be glad
for you to come out every Sunday
and bring a friend, sister brother,
parents, with you, and help out all
you can.
Any one wishing to buy a good
nice gentle horse call on Mr. S. J.
Crow at his home near Turner's
crossing on the car line,
Mr. WH . Clay is on a business
trip to Hiram.
We are sorry to learn of the sicl
ness of Mrs. J. J. Sanders. She has
many friends that wish for her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. Joe McCoy who was slightly
ill at his home here is thought now
by his physician and friends that he
will soon be able to resume his work
again.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Knox and son
Henry, accompanied by Mr. J. H.
York, wife and two children, spent
Sunday afternoon viewing Powder
Springs and Austell,
Mr. M. E. Daniell who was con
fincd to his bed here the past week
is much improved at this time,
We was glad to see the announce
ment of Mr, J. H. Hamby for Tax
Collector. We hope Horace's many
friends here will vote for him. We
don’t think they could vote for a
more honest and upright man than
Mr. Hamby. . Being a classmate or
the writer in his young school days
and we found him to be a very in
dustrious and intelligent boy.
Mr. J. W. Martin is quite sick.
Hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. W. J. Eidson, of Atlanta, for
merly a resident of Olive Springs
visited friends and relatives here the
past week and received a cordial wel
corne,
Miss Gertrude Crow spent the past
week in Atlanta most delightfully as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Robert
Crosby.
‘““Id like to make you my wife,”
said the practical young man, “bat
they tell me you cant keep lLouse.
“Dont you believe all they tell you”
rejoined the girl in the case, ‘“‘you
get the house and put it in my name
and I’ll prove to you that 1 can keep
it. " CLYDE.
FOR RENT—After Mar. Ist., store
house on Public Square. Apply
to B. H. Hill, Kennesaw Ga. t.
MT. OLIVET. ]
A wedding of much interest was
quietly solmenized at the home of
Rev. Gaddis, of Acworth, on Sunday
afternoon Feb. 6th, when Miss Etheld
Austin of this place and Mr, Clif
ton Carlile, of North Marietta were
united in marriage. The bride is
the second daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
M. S. Austin and a young lady of
sweet disposition and a lovable char
acter, and has many friends who ra
gret to lose her. But wish her much
happinesg in her new life,
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. C, Carlile and is worthy of
his bride. Only a few of their (rlu:-.t:‘
friends attended the ceremony.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. B. Dickson and
their little son, Chas. Jr., of Mariet
ta, spent the week end with Mrs. D.
W. Dickson.
Messrs. Allison Harrison, Tom
and Paul Austin have Lagrippe.
Mrs, Zener Sorrels, of Dora, Ala,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. M. 8. Crowder is visiting her
son in Smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Wlliams vis
ited Mr. G. F. Harrison’s family re
cently,
Mr. Charlie Fitzgerald has accept
ed a position in Savannah,
MACLAND. i
A ————————
Rev. Frank E. Jenkins will lectura
at the College next Saturday night,
Feb. 12th. The subject will be the
life of Henry W. Grady.
The A. & M. literary society met
Saturday night and rendered an in
teresting program.
Miss Esther Babb who is teach
ing near Villa Rica spent the week
end with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamilton had
as their guests last Sunday Mr. aand
Mrs. Casnh, of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe GLeavell, of Mt. View, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Hamilton, of Due
West,
We regret to report that our
friend Mr. W. P. Clay has been quita
indigposed for several days past with
cold.
We sympathize with the family ot
Dr. W. D. Wright who died suddeniy
at his home at Lost Mountain last
Friday. The Doctor had many
friends here who regret his death, as
he was a good Dector and a useful
man,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clay had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mras,
Japvies Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Clay,
of Atlanta, also Mr. and Mrs. Elvia
Lemon, of Powder Springs. Miss Mil
dred Clay accompanied them back to
Atlanta to spend a week.
Mr. J. W. Rollins had the misfor
tune to lose his buggy horse last
week.,
Mr. John Mize and family and
Mrs, Addie Patterson of Cartersville,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Mize. Miss Lena Mize went back
to Cartersville with them to spend 4
few days. RUBY.
MABLETON. :
Mr. Morgan Freeman, of Talle
dega, Ala., visited friends in Mable
ton, recently.
Mrs. Josie Alexander, of Atlanta,
spent the week end with her father
and mother at High Point.
Mr 4. Nannie Mitchell, of Atlanta,
way a recent visitor around the old
home,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dodgen, of
Austell, spent Saturday in Mableton,
Mr. and Mrs. 1. D, Daniell have be
gun housekeeping and will be at
home to their friends at what is
known as the old Dr. Moss cottage.
Mr. Clyde Eskew, one of Doug
lasville’s brightest young men visit
od friends in Mableton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gann spent the
day with hisg father Sunday.
We are glad Mr. F. F. Gann wto
has been sick since Christmas is
much better,
Mr. R. E. Lowe, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday with relatives in Mableton,
Mr. and Mrs, A, E. Daniell, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with rel
atives in Smyrna. NEW COMER.
CHALKER SCHOOL HOUSE.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D, M, Tay
lor a fine girl and also born to M=,
and Mrs. Truss Washington twin
girls,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lovingood and
My, and Mrs. Phillip Brinkley spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.
(. P. Scott and family of Lost Moun
tain,
Master Clyde Brimer is still con
fined to his bed =uffering from an
attack of rhedmatism but at this
writing is some better. [His many
friends i this community hope that
he will soon be convalescent.,
Mr. and Mre. Edd Crowder, who
have been spending a few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Crowder,
have gone to North Carolina, where
Mr. KBdd will accept a position,
Mrs. Levie Denton and Mr. Ray
mond Hughes of the vicinity of Ken
nesaw and Miss Ruth Hughes of Ken
necaw, visited the family of Mr. J,
.. Hughes and went to the candy
pulling at Mr. C. M. Rutherford’s
last Friday night. EDITH.
NEW TELEPHONE LINE.
A new farmers telephone line hav
ing eleven subscribers has just been
connected with Woodstock, Ga., ex
change of the Southern Bell Tel &
Tel. Co. This line extends five
miles east of Woodstock and furnish
es service to the following well
known people:
W. H. Long, Residence, Luther
Clayton, Residence, G. W. Sims Resi
dence, T. R. Long, Residence, M. B,
Byrd Residence, Charlie Wheeler
Residence, T. E. Long Residence, D.
M. Stell, Residence, Will Nease, Res
idence, (. W. Hames, Residence and
Charlie Grogan, Residence.
The subscribers on this line are
pow in eommunication with each
other and through the Southern Bell
exchange with telepheone users i
Marietta.
The connection of this line with
their Woodstock exchange is another
step in the development of Farmers
lines in this section by the Southern
Bell. As a result of the very mode
rate cost of such service, farmers all
over the State are installing teles
' phones in their homes,
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