The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-23
AROUND TOWN.

| Mrs. j. B. Osborn visited her mother
here last week.
Now is the time to lay in your winter S
fsupply of coal and wood
| -Whitlock avenue has been graded nice
ly and looks almost as smooth asa turnpike.
Mr.. James Barnett, OF Nashville is in
the city for few days.
Mr. and Mrs C. R. Harris, of Atlanta,
are in the city.
Miss Julia Hudson, of Columbus, is
visiting Miss Julia Howell.
There are sixteen pianos and three or
gans in the houses on Atlanta street.
Mrs. G. F. Mansfield lleft last Monday
on visit to her father at Pennington, No.
Mrs. Arthur Davis, of Gainesville is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. H. Shockley.
Miss s. R. Cowles of Americas, is stop
ping at l.. S. Cox's residence
Miss Rosa Wellhouse, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting Miss Clara Hirsch.
Miss Allie Henderson, of Atlanta, is in
the city visiting Miss Daisie Cox.
Misses Annie and Rubie Jourdan of
Atlanta, are visiting Mr. W York's family.
Col Mobley and daughter, Miss Ouida,
of Hamilton, Ga, are in the city this week.
Miss Roselle Mansfield is on visit to
friends in Rome
Mrs, G. G. Greene, of Atlanta, is at Mr.
l.. S, Cox's for the summer
Mr.. Don Jones, of Macon, is in the city,
the guest of Rev. c. C. Leman.
Miss Matte Harris, of Acworth, is visit
ing friends here
Miss Annie Knight, of Cedaltown, is
visiting the Misses Setze
Miss Lou Bozeman is visiting in Doug
lasville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Talley of New Or
leans, are in the city and will make this
place their future home.
The family of Mr. John Aldredge, of At
lanta, is stopping at Mrs. Haynes residence
for the summer.
Mr.. WILDER Yarbrough of GAINESVILLE
Ca, who has been visiting relatives near
here, returned home last Monday.
A party of young people were out noon
light riding in wagons and buggies Monday
and Tuesday nights
In game OF base ball Monday evening
Kennesaws %, Poverty Hills 80. Hurrah
for Poverty Hills
Mr. Geo. Mckenzie of Atlanta spent
several days in this county last week visit
ing relatives.
Miss Mamie Crow, of Albany. Ca, has
been visiting Miss Annie Gignilliat, of this
place.
Mrs. W. j. Barton, of Atlanta, after two
months visit in our city, returned home
Monday morning
-Messrs R. H. Northcutt and W. H.
Warren are spending few days at Lithia
Bowden Springs
Mrs J. H. Boston and her daughter,
and Judge James R. Brown, returned Tues
day morning from their visit to Missouri
"A young dry goods clerk who went up
the narrow guage road for his health, gained
two pounds day for several days. How is
that for mutton and onions?
"A very pleasant dime clubwas held at
Mr. J. S. Morris residence in the country
on last Thursday night for the benefit OF
Ebenezer church. A number from town
were in attendance and all had pleasant
time
"A number of Atlanta people came up
on the late trains Friday and Tuesday after
moons to mingle with our people and hear
| the music in the park. Our friends in the
Gate City have standing invitation to call
again.
There is on exhibition at Mr. North.
cults drug store beautiful model of full
rugged schooner yacht built by Mr. Butler
| Copper of this place 1t has all the attach.
ments ola regular ocean steamer ready fol
sailing.
Our citizens, especially the ladies, will
hail with delight the announcement that
the W. & A. Railroad is making prepare
tons to fit up waiting room for ladies adj
joining the present saloon in their freight
depot at this place The editors of the
Journal by letter and through their paper
asked this favor of Governor Brown and
he is good enough to grant it.
AT the Baptist parsonage Sunday even
ing a presbytery consisting of Rev. Mr.
Lloyd of MONDAY, Rev. Mr., Speers of At
lanta, Rev. l. NJ. Springer, A. W. York, DR.
Harris and DR.. Greer of Marietta was or.
gained for the purpose of examining Rev
W. J. Barton as to his call to and qualifca
tons for the ministry. After thorough
examination it was unanimously agreed to
ordain Mr.. Barton to the ministry. AT the
Baptist church Sunday night the ordination
sermon was preached by DR. Speers, the
charge to the candidate delivered by Mr.
Lloyd, and Mr.. Barton ives regularly ordain
ed as a minister of the gospel A large con
gregation was in attendance and many re
GREETED the absence of the pastor who wa,
confined to his bed at home, Mr. Barton i,
pastor of the Baptist church at Rockmart
Ga.
| The dramatic entertainment given BY
the "a. c. club at the residence of Mrs
Stubinger on Atlanta street on last Friday
night, was a very pleasant affair. The from
veranda was arranged as stage, and seat
were placed on the lawn in front of tn,
stage for the spectators The Performance,
began with charade, THE Rough Dia
mond VIM Aston, "Sir VIM Evergreen.
Wayles Bradley, Captain Blenhine;' Rut
ledge Aston, Lord Plato" Miss Fearing
Lady Plato" Miss Sabine Aston, MAR
gerry" John Stubinger, Cousin Joe :" Mis-
Matte Stubinger, Lucy" Frank Bradley