The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-25
AROUND TOWN.

Miss Olive Faw left last Monday on a
visit to friends near Gainesville
Miss Sallie Groves has returned from
her visit to Chattooga county.
Mr.. R. II. Field, of Kansas City, No, is
in the city.
Mrs. F. L. Mallory, of Macon, is in the
city visiting her mother, Mrs Gignilliat.
Mr.. S. c. Thornton is inthe city visiting
his family.
Mrs. j. W. Owens, of Atlanta spent
Sunday in the city, visiting Mrs. C. C. Witt
-Messrs. Floyd Johnson and Lloyd Parks
of Atlanta spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Jessie Reynolds visited friends in
Rome last week.
Miss Leila Jackson, of Greenville, Ga
is in the city visiting the Misses Winters.
Mr. NJ. R. Lyon visited friends in Ac.
worth last Sunday-very dear friends.
Mrs j. W. Bozeman left last Monday
night for Gadsden, Ala, to visit her mother
Mrs Bennett, who is very sick
Miss Georgia Hill of Rome, who ha.
been visiting the Misses Mansfield, has re
turned home
Misses Jessie Rayl and Fannie House
and Misses Mary and Annie Strong, ar,
visiting relatives in Atlanta
Miss Katie CASTOR, of Atlanta, who ha.
been visiting Miss Leize Glover, has return
ed home
Mr.. NJ. W. Protho, of Little Rock of Lit
tie Rock, Ark, his visiting his sister, Mrs
NJ. j. Dobbs of this place.
Mrs s. d. Harwood and family, o
Jacksonville, Fla, are in the city spending
the summer at the Whitlock House.
Mr.. R. N. Larabee, after spending quite
while in the city, stopping at the Whitlocl
House, left last week for Chicago.
The most beautiful mountain scenery i'm
aginable is along the line of the NJ & n. G
R. r., between Tate's station and Jasper.
Miss Helen Parks, of Dawson, Ga.
who has been on visit to Mrs C. A. Guy
ton, returned home last Tuesday.
"A negro entered Mr. Lyons store on,
night last week and called for three cent
worth OF meal"
Mrs. A. T. Finney, of Atlanta, spen
Sunday in the city visiting Mrs. W. J. Bar
ton.
Mr.. John D. Norshcutt after about
months vacation in our city is on the roac
again.
Mrs. j. H. Boston and her daughter
Miss Minnie, left last Thursday week on
visit to relatives in Missouri. They will b.
gone about one month.
We understand the NJ. & n G. r. R
Co., are soon to abandon their heavy grad
| through Campbells field near town an,
change their route via the Marble Works.
Misses Minna Lou Mansfield and Addi
Winters have returned from LaGrang
where they have been attending the South
ern Female College,
Mr. Josiah Sibley and family, of Angus
ia, arrived in the city last week and wi
spend the summer at their country residenc
two miles from the city.
Mrs. Dunklin and her two little girls q
Montgomery, Ala, after spending abou
two weeks in our city visiting the family c
DR.. A Reynolds Jr., left last Saturday fo
| their home
Marietta is the home of the pretties
and sweetest girls in the world This is
fact solid fact There is scarcely youn
lady in the Gem Cit" who hasn't captu
ed the heart of some gallant young Rome
living abroad. Young men from every pal
Of the country continue to pluck the pre-
test roses from our trelis.
The A C' club held its regular meetin
at the residence of Dr. Aston last Frida
night. Dancing and music were among tn
amusements of the evening The club wi
give lawn party next Friday night at tn
residence Of DIR. Cleland The next regula
meeting of the club will be held at the res
drnce of Major W. 7. VIM.
Several changes have been made r,
Gently in the force at the Kennesaw Mill
Mr. j. d. Buttolph has resigned and accep
ed a position as travelling salesman for
wholesale house in Milwaukee, selling mi
machinery. Mr. Dick Dobbs has been pr
NOTED to the position of chief miller in NJ
Buttolph's place, and Mr.. Bell Of Murfree
boro, Tenn, has Mr. Dobbs' place.
DORIS AND DAsHEs.