The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-10
POWDER SPRINGS.

hunting with a crowd last Friday week
One shot entered his left ear, four or FIVE
passed into his skull above the ear, and
passed through his nose inficting painful
though not serious wounds. He was able
to be out on the streets the next day.
Married, on the 10Th OF December, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr. W. f.
Meadows, Miss Emma Meadows to Mr..
Henry Warner.
The genial face of Mitchell Lindley can
be seen behind the counter at the store of
O. NJ Hips. Success
Mrs. A. G. Mcintosh is visiting her
daughters Miss Lily Mcintosh and Mrs.
R. A. Massey, of Douglasville From
there she will go to Birmingham, Ala, to
spend awhile with her daughter, Mrs Per
due.
Ed. ]. c. Wingo, of Sulphur Springs,
Texas, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. A.
j. Morgan. He preached twice at the
Baptist church.
Prof + M Duncan, of Birmingham, Ala,
having been elected to the principalship of
the Powder Springs High School to fiji the
placeof Prof Mason resigned, has moved
to this place and will began his school last
Monday. Let the patrons give him full
attendance at the beginning
Miss DOME Bailey Leola and Jimmie
Sellnan, of Shorter College, spent the holi-
days with their parents, very much to the
delight of some Atlanta young men, one
in particular who apparently manifested
a great deal of affection for his papa and
mama here, but we don't know about that
though.
Rev N 2 Glenn and family have re-
moved to Dixie, Ga, and Rev Mr. Ram
sour, appointed to this work for the next
year, arrived last week with his family,
and preached at this place last Sunday.
Miss Leona Stamps, pretty young lady
of Alabama, is visiting the family of her
uncle, Mr. l D Upshaw.
Mr. James Lard and family have moved
to his fathers near Hiram. The house he
vacated is now occupied by Mr. Homer
Meadows and wife. Mr. Meadows will en-
gage in blacksmith work with his brother
in-law, Mr. House.
| Miss Bessie Goolsby, of Monticello is Wis
ting Miss Mamie Marchman, of this place.
The district election at this place last
Saturday resulted in the election of w w
Scott, for Justice of the Peace, and Mr.
Geo Edgeworth and B Conger bailifs.
NJ N Scott has removed his wife and
daughter, Louise TO Marietta, so as to give
his daughter advantage of the Marietta
Female School. Make good use of your
time, Louise, and let there be with you in
youth no such word as "unattainable."
Mr. Will Ogletree and family have re-
moved to Dallas where he will engage in
the lumber business.
Mrs Green and daughter of Villa Rica,
visited the family of Mr. Parks Lindley
last week.
Mr. D Upshaw and family have remov-
ed to his farm near Upshaw. His son, Mr.
l. Upsaw will continue the business at
this place, having removed their stock of
goods TO DR. Campbell's store house which
they have rented and put an addition to-,
making it capacious for the mercantile
business.
Willie Hill and Otis Hardage two neigh
Dor boys, to be independent of parental
government and farm life ran away last
Sunday week. They got aboard the train
at Austell and nobody knew where they
had gone. Last Saturday letter was re-
ceived from them at Jacksonville, Fla,
asking for money to come home on. Their
requests were granted
Dir A Camp and j L Butner, two of
Powder Springs most noble and worthy
young men of whom we feel pround, have
formed a co-partnership and gone into
general merchandising at this place, occu-
plying the Butner store house They have
our best wishes in their vocation and NAV
they successfully take advantage of the
tide that leads to fortune and always con-
tinue 10 steer an honorable upright course
Nov that the old year has come and
goae and The Christmas merry markings
and the holiday sports are all passed to be
remembered in the future only as pleasant
"reminiscences and as the dawn of the new
year is upon u.s. we raise our hats to the
editors with wish that happiness and sue
cess nay crown their efforts in their vo-
cation and with a deep, earnest feeling we
say peace and goodwill to the readers
Of their valuable paper, the Journal.
QUANTUM SUBJECT.
The two fine Augora goats that
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