The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-03-13
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.


Come into court and learn how to be-
have yourself
Brantley, Sessions h Co., have cut their
hall up into nice Office rooms.
We had spring in winter, and now we
are having winter in spring.
Mr.. Ed Campbell is now at the marble
works at Tate Ga.
Mr.. NJ. R. Lyon was confined to his bed
few days last week with the grip.
Mr.. z. P. Flag and family of Boston are
at Miss Marlow's.
Frank Walraven is firing for the Metro
poltan Dummy Line in Atlanta.
Mrs Lacy is in Atlanta with her daugh.
ter, Mrs Travif who is very sick
: The mills of the American Marble Co.
are running "a hours day.
Mr., W. J. Clark, of Delaware county, N.
l., is living at Summit Grove
Several shares of Electric Light stock
have changed hands recently at par
Mr.. E. B. Meadows of this county killed
two pigs months and IL days old, which
weighed 1875 and 2lOpounGs each.
Work is begun by l.. Black & Son on
tie Gates residence just west of Mr.. La
cy's home.
Have your scales regulated by law, if
you don't want to do business contrary to
law.
Anderson Maddox, son of Rev. D. j.
Maddox, has returned from Indian Terri>
! tory where he went last October.
Col. Rutherford, Woolfolks attorney &
was in attendance upon Cobb Superior a.
Court this week.
Mr.. Sullivan, who bonght the Dunwody
place on Roswell street, has greatly inns
proved it.
Mrs DIR. j. T. Groves left Saturday for
Greenville, s. O.. where her sister, Mrs,
Cosby, is very i'll. ..sa aa
Miss Grace York is visiting her. sister
!. Mrs. W. J. Barton, in Atlanta, who is very
filLs ga;
Miss Oily Jordan, daughter of D. H.
Jordan, is rapidly recovering from Sc
we're attack of pneumonia.
Miss Lutte Whitehead, of Gainesville,
a most beautiful and accomplished young
lady, spent few days this week visiting
Miss Alice York.
Some of the parties who have come out
all right from Atlantas booming real es-
tate sales are looking for new worlds to
conquer and are taking in Marietta
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin and Mr.. David
Thompson went to Rome last Thursday to
attend the marriage of Mr.. Albert Camp
to Miss Jessie Lumpkin.
Mr. Eugene Campbell left last Sunday
afternoon for Athens Tenn, where he goes
to take charge o. commissary for Mr..
Tom Edmonston.
Mr. G. 7. Greer clerk for M r. Lyon,
left this week for Atlanta where he accepts
a position to travel for the Southern Mu-
tual Building and Loan Association
Mr.. Walter Sessions Of the firm of Brant-
ley. Sessions & Co, has returned from
New York and other Northern markets,
where he bought an immense stock of
spring ond summer goods.
The First National Bank of Marietta
makes splendid quarterly showing in this
issue. Individual deposits amount to
$l05 1904 The bank is on solid basis
and making money.
Mayor T. W. Glover lett Wednesday
morning for the city of Mexico to attend
the National Association and General Pas
senger and Ticket Agents of U. s., which
meets there on the 18th inst.
A gentleman is in the city, who says if
the citizens of Marietta will raise $4,000
to build acotton factory, he viii guarantee
s per cent interest and give security for
| the principal He is anxious to build a
cotton factory here and willing to put his
time and money in the business
The Eclectic Club had very interesting
meeting at HARDWOOD Seminary last Tuesday
evening. A brief but well prepared sketch
OF Longfy1low life by Mr.. Ed Myers; an
admirable and able criticism on "Evange.
line, by Prof. j. s. Stewart, and reading
from the poem by Dr. Cortelyou, formed
part of the entertaining program. Next
meeting at DR.. Corteyous residence
Mr. r. E. Simpson, after very pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in this city.
has returned to his home in Cedar Bluff,
Ala, accompanied by Miss Della Hamil-
ton and Miss Tallulah Black.
Every now and then blind nger" has
his eyes priced open and he is permitted
to see that he has violated law, de6ed pub
lie sentiment and made himself bad re.
putaticn. We trust that Judge Gober will
make an example of some of these fellows