Cobb County GaArchives News.....Lost Mountain & Wileys News September 8, 1904
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The Marietta Journal September 8, 1904
LOST MOUNTAIN

Miss Katie Saye of Alabama is visiting relatives here.

Mr J N Kemp of Marietta Camp Ground was in the community Sunday.

Col W R Power will address the citizens here next Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Academy on local taxation for schools.

The friends of Hilyer Kemp and family will regret to learn of their recent loss
by fire.  The family was away at church, his house and store with their entire
contents were burned, leaving the family only the clothes they had on.  Origin
unknown.  Mr Kemp lives at Embry, Paulding County.

Mrs McRae, Mrs Pittman and Misses Edna and Jennie Murphy of Atlanta spent last
week with Mr J C Pickens' family.

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the family and relatives of Lester Osborne.  He
lived a christian (life) and was one of the best young men we ever knew.

Mr Oscar Kennett and sisters, Misses Alma and Sallie of Canton, and Miss Zena
McClure of Gordon are visiting Misses Maud and Beatrice Pickens.

Mrs Dr Greer of Marietta is spending several days here.

Mr W A McDonald has been elected delegate from Midway church to Cherokee
Presbytery, which meets at Dalton Sept 14.

H H Green and Theodore Wardlaw have returned from the World's Fair.  


WILEYS

Mrs Sudie Landen of Atlanta, who has been spending some time with relatives and
friends in our community, returned home Saturday.

Mr Robert Wylie is having his house finished with a nice coat of paint.  Mr J
Lauden, a first-class painter of Atlanta, is doing the work.

Mr C G Rogers was very lucky last week in the snake like.  He says that he
killed 28 snakes and in the time of it destroyed five yellow jackets nests, and
he also says that it was a very good week for snakes and jackets either.

- Beulah

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