The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.

| Is 1t not enough tor you
Didn't our boys run though?
Prof. Boyd Moss visited Westminster,
S: c., last week,
Blackberries are filing long felt want.
| VIII somebody please put brick on the
thermometer to keep it down.
There is talk of getting up another Hose
Reel Company.
The census man has ceased his calls, but
the book agent will see you again.
Mr.. Frank Cooper OF Orlando, Fla, was
in the city Thursday.
Miss Fleta Trammell is home again
from her visit to Birmingham.
The watermelon is here, adding to the
darby pleasure.
The Methodist Parsonage Society will
meet at Mrs. NJ R. Lyons residence this
Thursday afternoon at clock.
The large crowd in town Thursday, at
tending the tournament drank the town
pumps dry.
Miss Minnie E. Rineha-t, beautiful and
charming young lady of Springfield, Ohio,
is visiting Capt A. B. Drums family.
Nr.James B. Young is now with the
Kennesaw House, and Mr.. James Ham
nett with the Elmwood Hotel.
Hon. R. G. Everett, of Polk was in the
city last Thursday He is the Alliance
candidate tor Congress
Mr.. Joseph Paige and wife will leave to.
day tor Ocean Grove, New Jersey, where
they will spend few months.
Mrs. Cora O'Neill, of Carrollton, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. D.
Ruede
MARRlED-In this place on last Sunday
Mr.. j. A. Baswell and Miss Amanda
Simpson, Rev. Robert Baber officiating
The Baptist Sunday School will meet at
9 a. N. during the summer months, instead
OF IN the afternoon,
Mrs. W. E. Gilbert has been spending
the past and present week with her sister
Mrs. W. F. Glenn in Atlanta.
Mrs. A. A. Jones, of Lexington, Mo, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R. Miller. in this
place.
The city street hands are cutting down
the weeds that cucumber the streets
Good for them.
NJ. c. Sproull tenant on Mr.. T. h
Shock!ey's farm, sent US cotton bloom or
23d alt. E. Y. Hill sent US cotton bloom
and boil.
| DIED.-Mr. William Owen died recently
at his home in Forsyth county. he was
the father of Mr.. Geo. s. Owen of thi:
place, and at one time resided here,
Our clever and courteous young friend
Mr.. James 0. Hammett, is now clerk a
the Elmwood Hotel. He will fill the posi-
ton with satisfaction to the public.
Miss Anna Davis of Barlow county, ha
been in the city several days, stopping witt
her sister, Mrs. Shockley, at the ElmwooC
Hotel.
| We surmise that the number of STARS
and stripes floating here on tournament
day, must have satisfied the most doubling
as to our loyalty to Tom Reeds govern
ment
Flower pots, all sizes tor sale at N. R
| Lyons store.
The Glad Evangel,' No. 2, for Sunday
schools, &C., compiled and published by
Mr.. Joseph B. Moon, of Powder Springs,
Ca, is very creditable and valuable song
book. Price 25cts.
| Owing to the vote to be taken on the
Federal election bill in Congress, Hon. J.
c. Clements could not be present Tuesday
to address the people of Cobb county as
announced. He remained in Washington
to vote against thai infamous measure.
Machine needles and oil at MR.. Lyons
Hirsch has the cheapest line of Flame
shirts in town
A novel object OF the fremen's parade
was miniature Hook and. Ladder truck
drawn by some half dozen very small boys
W. R Joyner, Jr, of Atlanta, berg the
captain in charge.
Rev. Il. X. Walker preached the com
mencement sermon at Gordon Institute
GAINESVILLE, last Sunday. Rev. DR.. But
tolph preached at the Presbyterian church
exchanging puipits with Rev. P. N. Ry
burn of the Methodist church at night,
Mr.. o. w. Whitcher writes from Boston
June 25th, that up to Sunday before last
I coal fires and over>coats were necessary tc
keep warm" Since that we notice the
thermometer has jumped to over 100.
Such sudden changes are not very healthy
Rev. DR. l. R. Branham, Of Atlanta,
| preached q fine sermon at the Baptist
church last Sunday. 1t has been a NUM-
Der of years since he was pastor here, and
our people gladly received him and enjoy