Cobb County GaArchives News.....Feb 18 1897  County News February 18, 1897
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The Marietta Journal February 18, 1897
ACWORTH

Mr Alfred M Northcutt died on the morning of 13th, aged 79.  The funeral
services were held at the Baptist Church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted
by Rev A J Morgan.  The large church was crowded with the friends and relatives
of the deceased.  The quarterly meeting of the Methodist church adjourned their
service to attend the funeral.  His remains were laid to rest in Liberty Hill
cemetery.

Max Fowler and sister, Miss Kate, of Noonday spent Sunday in the city.

Messrs. John McDowell and Wilba Mostello of Canton were in the city Sunday.

Mr and Mrs E H Northcutt, of Marietta, spent Sunday here with relatives.

The Misses Moore will entertain the embroidery club Saturday afternoon.

Dr A J Durbam and wife visited relatives in Cartersville Sunday.

A delightful social event was the party given by Mr and Mr R B Walker on last
Tuesday evening at their home on Dallas street.  The occasion was complimentary
to the younger society people of the town, and Mr and Mrs Walker spared no
effort to make them have a good time and to say they succeeded is but to express
it mildly.

- Dixie


WESLEY CHAPEL

Mrs Cora Fricks has moved back home.

Captain F G Kalb has his mill in operation.

Mr and Mrs F C Kalb of Mableton is visiting her father's family.

Misses Kate Irelan and Henrietta Sullivan, who have been visiting in our
settlement, have returned home.  


MABLETON

Mrs Emma Hamby and little son, Earle, have gone to South Georgia to join her
husband, Dr W B Hamby, who is a healer of human infirmities there.

Mrs C M Thomas spent last week visiting relatives in Powder Springs.

Prof Greer says he is quite proud of his school here, and by the help of his
efficient assistant is doing some good school work.

We are glad to know that Mr Thos Kendley and family are soon to become residents
of our town.

The services at Concord Baptist church last Saturday and Sunday were largely
attended.  Revs Williams and Seay preached.

Mrs Nancy Gann and daughter, Miss Alice, visited relatives at Concord last week.

Rev W J Spears preached a very elegant sermon at the Baptist church here on last
Sunday evening.

- Reuben

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