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TB« MESSENGER. FEBRUARY M, 1«MCOURT TO GO ON NEXT WEEKCivil Cases Will be Tried by the Court—Calendar of CasesJudge Wright has announced that a third week of court will be held, and beginning Monday civil cases will be tried.Clerk Dickerson announces the following calendar:Monday, March I atMoses Long, by next friend, vs Chickamauga Coal, lion and Coke Co et al.Coker Barber Supply Co. vs D. G. Kendrick.Emma Cole vs T. M Rains. Joseph Cole vs T. M. Rains. Cynthia and John Oglesby vs D. T. Harris.J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. vs W. A. Cannon.Cynthia and John Oglesby vs D. T. Harris, Admr. (appeal case).\ J. L. Fricks vs Samuel H. Keeler,t Tuesday, March 2ndKensington Iron Coal Co. vs. Costello Tucker.Mamie H Kirby vs Felt Coulter.J A Graham vs Central of Geor- gia R*y Co.F A Stansell vs J L Jones , F A Stansell vs E B Kinsey J A Park vs J S Young and Jane Burton claimant.H E W E Sims vs J W 8towe. R L Wardlaw vs W A Cannon.A J Holland vs Frtmk Henson.Wednesday, March 3rdMarion Espy vs Mission Ridge Brick Co.OLD RESIDENT ANSWERS CALL9Mrs Qarentinc Johnston, Aged 83 Years, Passed A-way Monday At NoonMrs. Clarentine Johnston, aged 83 years, one of the oldest residents of the town, died Monday at noon at her residence on North Main street following a lingering illness.Mrs. Johnston was the oldest of the Kelly sisters, all noted for their beauty and wit and accomplishments, being the daughters of Dr. Kelly, one of the pioneer citizens of Walker county. She was the widow of Mr. H. B. Johnston, who died in 1803, and survived by five children, Mrs. John C. Knox, Mrs. W. E. Withers, of LaFayette; Mrs. Birdie ” Gillespie, of Raymond, Miss., Mr. Wert Johnston, of Mississippi, and [ Mr. Bouoinot Jonnston, of Chattanooga, all of her children being at her bedside when the end came with the exception of Mr. Wert Johnston. Mrs. Johnston is also survived by thre sisters, Mias Laura Kelley, Mrs. Eugenia Bitting and Mrs. Mc-Cutcbeon, all of Dalton.Funeral services were held from the late residence Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, Rev. J. H. Clarke, pastor of the Presbyterian church, oiliciating, the interment following at the LaFayette cemetery.
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LaFayette Walker County Messenger
Lafayette, Georgia, US
Fri, Feb 26, 1909
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