The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.
A cool wave is upon us.


Lawn Tennis Shoes at Hirschs.
Miss Mamie BULGE has returned home
after o short visit to friends in Atlanta.
Dancing School opens to day at Nichols
hall. Day class at 5; night class at 8.
Mr.. II. N. Cannon is now travelling
salesman Tor large harness establishment
Of Knoxville Tenn.
! No Shoddy Shoes at the Enterprise
Miss Kate Page left last week TO visit
her brother and sister, in North and South
Carolina
Mr.. Reggie Lotion left last week tor
Norfolk, Va, where he will engage in the
lumber business with his uncle. Mr.. ]. B.
Ship.
Mrs. Tom Manning, Charlie and Miss
Cormelia, left the 2lst for Winsborough, S
c., where they will spend four or FIVE
weeks with relatives and friends
The Enterprise sell Shoes both whole.
sale and retail.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. A. d. Ruede,
reached his three score and ten" last
Monday, ard is still hale, hearty and
hustler. May many years yet be added to
his useful life.
MEssRs. EDIroRs AT the call meeting
OF the Cobb county Alliance, July the 10TH
the committee, John A. Sibley, G. w
Pharr, VI. L. Green and W. W. Scott who
were appointed to investigate certain
charges brought against A. G. Dempsey,
reported that they found nothing in them.
c. B. SEwELL, Secy.,
Cobb County Alliance.
The Enterprise Shoe Co.. outsel all
competitors on Shoes.
Mr. B M. Blackburn, of the Atlanta
Constitution gave us call this week. He
is in the city cleaning information to give
Marietta write up in that excellent
paper. He is fine writer and fully COM
petent TO do the subject justice. His style
his clear, practical and vigorous, and he
never fails to write an interesting article.
DE is an intelligent and courteous gentle~
|
fully respond to his solicitations
The Enterprise can't be beat.
The Methodist Sunday School had an
open ali socable at Cooks grove on last
Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments in
abundance were served and the occasion
was very pleasant one.
Miss Kimberley Cullen, of Laurens
county, Ga, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Guyton.
DIR. P. W. Douglas, of Atlanta who has
bought the DR.. Heidi farm near town, has
moved TO it
Mrs. Alice Brown, Of Chattanooga, is
visiting her sister, Mrs P T. Handy, and
her brother, Judge Geo. F. Gober of this
place.
If you need pair of shoes try the En-
terprise Shoe Store, Schlesinger, Page Il
CH., who give the best quality for the mon
ey in the city.
DANCING School Mons. Berger who
had charge IS class, OF the members OF
the National Association of Teachers of
Dancing at their annual convention, last
month in Washington D. c., and BaIti-
more, M. d.. two days at each place. will
open his Dancing School this day. Dav
class meets at 5 o clock night class at s.
Pupils are sure to be taught correctly.
Pupils can enter for the new dances only,
if they wish. See what the Washington
and Baltimore papers say of his dancing
skill. Particulars at Kennesaw House.
Prof. j. S. Stewart has again been offer
ed the principalship OF the West End
schools, at a salary Of 81, 500, but he pre-
fers to stand by Marietta Let Marietta
stand him.
Mr Mansfield York, telegraph operator,
OF Atlanta, is spending few days with his
parents at this place.
Misses Pauline and Flora Lester of Dal.
ton, are visiting at Judge Geo. N Testers.
MARRIED-On the evening Of the 22nd
inst, at the brides sisters residence, Mrs.
ID. Pat Daniel. Mr.. Robert A. Way to Miss
Ruby G. Lotion. Rev. P. NJ Ryburn
cfficiated. Only a few friends present:
Our best wishes attend the happy couple,
At the primary election held in this
county last Saturday the following is the
vote, except Austell has made no returns
Marietta -Northen 243, Cook 259,
Wright 257, Hardeman 257, Lester 254.
Nesbitt 254, Anderson 5, Henderson 6.
County Northen 709, Cook 1913, Wright
72l, Hardeman 722, Lester 658, Nesbitt
6S4, Anderson Is, Henderson AZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon and daughter, Ma
ME, and son, Louis, and Miss Josie Her
man, of Savannah, are stopping at Mr..
Agricola's
After dinner the crowd was entertained
for some time by the Marietta band, cons
posed of the following young gentlemen
w. F.. Clark, G. C. Manning w l.. POM
eroy, G. c. Marchman P. S. Kemp, D. A.
Thompson, G. II. Sessions, j. NJ Camp,
G. 7. Wilson, w. A. Walker, j, J. Black,
W r. Granting and Ii. NJ. Phillips, and
, more genial, sociable, courteous set OF gem
tlemen we never met. The band is com,
paratvely new one, but if we were to
judge by the music furnished, we would
put them down as odd hands at the busi>
ness They have the hearty thanks of
the MasOns and their families for having
added so much To to the nleasnres at tho