The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-08-02

Thursday evening. Among those present
were Misses Mary Freyer, Fannie Cook
Leize Glover, Jessie Montgomery Mary
Bell and Laura Brumby, and Messrs. H.
G. Coryell, L W Virgins, H c Dobbs, C
} Grant, J B Glover, Jr., and Greer.
During the evening delightful refreshments
were served. Music dancing and pleasant
conversation, &c. Miss Freyer proved a
charming hostess and every one had de-
hghtfal time.
ABOUT six weeks ago at meeting of the
NJ. NJ. A. Debating and Literary Club.
there was an article read which opposed
the welcome of visitors. This was simply
written by member of one side to oppose
the other, the club then being divided.
Visitors are welcome. heartily welcome
and we trust they will visit us often. The
next meeting will be held at the hospitable
residence of Col. Towers, on Lawrence
street, Thursday uight, August the 9th.
A MEMBER.
The Marietta Journal has donned new
dress of the latest pattern eight pages,
and has regular metropolitan look.
Nothing points to the progress of u county
more than the appearance its home pa
per. The JOURNAL does good work for
COBB county, and is brim full of news. The
proprietors deserve success, and. the peo-
pie of the county are to be congratulated
on having such journal. atlanta Daily
Consultations
MIR. James c. Sanges announces him
self in this issue as the peoples candi.
date for the Legislature. He is a Mari
eta raised young man and we'll known to
our citizens and has an ambition to serve
his people in the House OF Representa-
tives, where he promises, if elected, to
Work and vote for their every interest
Mrs. j. B. Glover aud Misses Leizc
Glover, Fannie Cook, Jessie Montgomery
and Messrs. II. q. Dobbs, c. J. Grant and
j. B. Glover Jr., returned from White
Path Monday.
Mr.. John d. Northcutt will begin work
next Monday for ]. NJ High dry goods
store, Atlanta, and will be glad to have his
friends call and see him.
DIED-On Tuesday, 3lst ult., Johnnie
(Adolphus) Simpson son of Mr. Bud Simp-
son, in his 18th year. He was buried We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mas. Charles A. Babbitt and daughter
left last Saturday for Chicago, their future
home. The Journal will be sent to them
each week.
The county convention to nominate
two candidates for the Legislature meets
here next Tuesday.
The Parsonage Society of the Methodist
Church meets this Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock at Mr.. w. s. N. Neal residence.
Mrs. H. S. Anderson and son, and Mrs.
Judge Hammett, left Wednesday for White
Path.
FoR SALE-Sixty barrels of Pure Apple
Vinegar, at prices to suit the times
JOHN A. SIBLEY,
Cottage Hill Dairy.
Miss Lula Gragg has returned from a
pleasant visit to the mountains of North
Georgia
The prisoners sentenced in Cobb Supe-
rior Court have been carried off to serve
their sentences.
DIED-The fve-year.old son of Mr.. Bax-
ter Reid died on Tuesday morning last, af-
ter a brief illness.
MEssRs John A. Manget and Cliff King
left Tuesday on a ten days visit to White
Path and Murphy.
THE tax digest of Cobb county foots up
81, us, 1873, an increase of $79. 939 over last
year
Mr. G. S. BURNAP-Dear Sir am per.
tectly satisfied with my Climax Windmill
Though pumping from scant well into a
leaky tank mot of your make it has kept
me fully supplied with water ever since
you placed it about two months ago, and
"ltuout Tue leaSC trouble or lear that L
might go dry" Refer to me every time.
Yours truly,
SAXON A. ANDERSON.
Mr.. w. A. Copper has had well dug
on his place on Cherokee road, to depth
of 67 feet and obtained feet of water
Mrs. Arthur, of Knoxville, Tenn, and
Miss Aver, of Boston, Mass, are visiting
Miss Carrie Whitlock
A PET deer for sale. Apply at this
Office.
MAJOR Henry Myers is home from Flori-
da.
Miss Willie Northcutt has returned from
White Path
Miss Mamie Christian, Of Savannah, is
visiting Mr.. j, II. Bates family.
Mr.. Joe Clifton is home from business
trip to Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. McClatchey and
family are visiting White Path.
Mr.. d n. Anderson and wife are on a