Cobb County GaArchives News.....Kennesaw - County News by Correspondents June 2, 1904
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The Marietta Journal June 2, 1904
KENNESAW

DIED - Evalene, the 18 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas GATLIN died in
Atlanta on Saturday and the remains were brought here Sunday morning and
interred in the cemetery.  Our sympathy to the bereaved parents.

DIED - Lillie Bell, 14 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs James CHALKER of
Shiloh.  The remains were buried in the cemetery here Wednesday afternoon, May
26th.  Rev W M McCOLLUM conducted the funeral services.

Mrs Sam GATLIN and children of Smyrna are visiting relatives here.

Mrs Lizzie CARRIE is visiting her daughter, Mrs Barnie CRAIG, in Atlanta.

Mr Mack HALL of Marietta spent Sunday here.

Mr Jim VARNON and family of Marietta are guests of C F MORGAN's family.

Mrs John HARRIS of Atlanta visited relatives here last week.

Mrs Ben EVANS of Nashville, Tenn, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Mart GATLIN.

Mr Eugene BOOTH has returned from the Baptist Seminary at Nashville.

Miss Bessie HILL returned to her home in Atlanta Sunday.

Mr Sid ARRINGTON and wife are visiting her brother, John SKELTON, and family in
Cartersville.

Mr W E HAMES and family of Atlanta visited here Sunday and attended the singing
at Bascomb.

While in Marietta last Thursday, Mr J W BENNETT Jr's horse became frightened at
an engine at the Kennesaw Avenue crossing and throwed Mr BENNETT out of the
buggy, slightly injuring him.

The spring term of Mrs Mollie REECE's school, with Mr Furber BURT as assistant,
closed Friday.  Mr MERRITT, State School Commissioner, was present and made a
very appropriate address, after which prizes were awarded.  Mr Dillard HOWELL
made a photograph of teachers, school and trustees.  At the evening
entertainment each pupil displayed credit to themselves.  The program consisted
of songs, recitations and dialogues.  A large crowd was present to witness the
closing exercises of one of the most successful school terms ever taught in
Kennesaw, which reflects great credit on the teachers and pupils.  Commissioner
MERRITT stated that the  school had the largest attendance of any in Georgia.  I
would be glad to give the names of those receiving honors and prizes, but having
asked for a list and not being furnished with them is the reason why they do not
appear in my items.

Mr Sam McEACHERN of Rome was a visitor her last week.

- Gipsy


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