Cobb County GaArchives News.....Kennesaw - News from Over the County November 9, 1917
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Marietta Journal & Courier November 9, 1917
From the Marietta Journal & Courier dated Friday, November 9 1917:

KENNESAW

Mrs Sue FURGERSON returned Monday from a pleasant visit to Cherokee county.

Mrs J E LESTER and Mrs B F HUGHES spent Tuesday in Atlanta.

Mr Willard KITCHEN, who is now on a visit to his mother Mrs Rachael KITCHEN was
recently hurt while at work in La Grange.  His mother and brother, T F KITCHEN,
went to see him and to visit other relatives at LaGrange.

Mr and Mrs John ELLISON are in South Georgia on a visit to relatives.  Mr
ELLISON has sold his farm here and probably besides visiting he had gone to see
the country and if he locates there Cobb county will lose one of its best citizens.

Mr and Mrs Albert BENSON have returned from Wyoming and spent Tuesday here with
relatives.

Mr and Mrs John BUNKLEY of Shiloh spent Sunday here with Mr J R BUNKLEY and family.

It was Mr Luther ABERCROMBIE who bought the S J CASON farm here and not Mr Henry
GOODWIN.  Mr ABERCROMBIE is a son in law of Mr GOODWIN and we are glad to know
that Mr GOODWIN will make his home with his daughter, Mrs Dessie GOODWIN
ABERCROMBIE when she and her husband move here.

Mr Cicero COX, son of Mr and Mrs A J COX of Raglin, Ala., has been here on a
visit and I sure have not forgot the town name Raglin when it all rags at our
house.

Mrs Gus ROBBERSON of Atlanta is with her sister, Mrs J H OWEN, who has been
quite sick.

Mr Carl REID writes to his aunt, Mrs Lou TRIPPE, that he is enjoying life fine
in the Navy.  He is at Norfolk, Va.

Mr and Mrs W H CASON and daughter of Atlanta spent Sunday week with Miss Mamie
McREA.  Miss Mary CASON lost a stick pin that was her grandmother CASON's
between home of Miss McREA and Mr J P McGEE.

Mr and Mrs M A COOLEY have moved to Marietta.  We regret to lose this estimable
family and can recommend them to the best people of Marietta.

Since Mr Otis LEONARD was drafted in the army, Mr Mims GARRETT of Woodstock has
moved here and occupies the same building over Dr LESTER as a barber shop.

Those coming up from Camp Wheeler to spend Sunday were Messrs Ed SKELTON, Annis
FOWLER, Harry BOZEMAN, Roy GATLIN, Hollis LENNARD, Will YOUNG and Mr FRAZZER. 
They are all looking well, and Mr E G HILL was admiring Mr Ed SKELTON's overcoat
and wished he had one when our friend Ed offered him the overcoat and his place
at Camp Wheeler both.  But Mr HILL prefers staying in Kennesaw where our days
are all meatless and tater and gingercake abound.

Mrs Burt HILDERBRAND is quite sick at her home in Atlanta.  Her mother, Mrs H M
GATLIN, and her sisters, Misses Lucy and Bessie GATLIN, are with her.  The many
friends here hope for a safe recovery.

Mrs George SKELTON was sick Monday.  Her friends hope that she will be able to
be out in a few days.

Mrs Joe WINGO of Tunnell Hill is visiting her daughter, Mrs Will CHASTAIN.  Mrs
WINGO will be remembered by the older people as Miss Melisa SUMMERS and spent
her young womanhood on her father's farm just below town now owned by Mr W B
STEPHENS.

-Gipsy

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