The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-05-21

Ohi1St anu OI' aui EplScOpat cnurcneS,
in Macon, and now evangelist of the Geor-
gia diocese, was elected at the recent con
vention in Savannah clerical trustee of the
University of the South, to fill the uhex-
pired term of Rev. W. D. Powers, late
rector Of St. Paufs. Rev. Mr.. Rees is also
one of the committee of three appointed to
visit Bishop elect Gailor and receive his
answer to the call to the bishopric. Rev.
Mr.. Rees is dearly beloved in this city
where he has lived SO many years Macon
News.
Mrs. E. l.. Pomeroy has sold her ele.
CANT residence on Mcdonald street to Mr..
John T. NJ. Hare, of Lexington, Ga. The
sale was made drought the agency of Mr.
Moultrie NJ. Sessions. We are glad to
state that while we gain Mr.. Hare and
family, who will move here at once, we do
not lose Mrs. Pomeroy and family. whom
our people esteem very highly, but they
will still make Marietta their home.
The examination of applicants for lis
cense to teach in public schools in Cobb
county for the year 1891 is ordered tor
Saturday June proximo. Every teacher
and assistant is required to attend this ex.
animation. Examination will begin at
9 o'clock a. m, and close at 3 p. m.
| w. r Power, Commissioner.
Last Thursday night the front door of
the cooperative store, at Austell was fore.
ed open and the safe cracked. The burg
lar drilled half inch hole in the safe door
and inserted an explosive at point to ru-
in and burst the lock. Fortunately all the
money had been prudently taken out So
the fellow got no money for his palms.
Advertiser.
Mr.. Peter Smith, who has been foreman
of the American Marble Company,at Eliza.
beth, for nearly six years. lett last Tuesday
for Chicago, where he goes to take tore>
manship of Mr.. Nasons Marble Mill. All
! the officers and employees OF the mill here
regret his departure as they always found
him gentlemally and kind in all his deal
iUgs.
| We hear good deal of praise from some
of the boarders at the Elmwood hotel at
the excellent fare served there. The va
riety is something astonishing, and is Civ.
ing satisfaction. He, indeed, must be very
fastidious who could not be pleased with
the splendid meals served at this hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Shockley are exerting them
selves to please and are doing so.
Miss Ellen Welsh left Sunday for her
home in Mississippi, in obedience to a
telegram announcing the death of her
brother We sympathize with her in her
sorrow, and regret to learn that she vii
not return to Marietta She is most
estimable young lady and made many
friends while in our city.
We are pleased to know that c. NJ. eros
by, our druggist, was offered the position
of Secretary of the Georgia State Pharma
seutal Society,at their meeting held in Au
gusta last week. Declining the position, h
was elected vice-president and nominated
as examiner on the State board, subjec
TO the Governor approval. :.
DIED-In Atlanta, May 18th, Clyd
Foster infant son of W. T. and Leila M
Arnold, and was buried at West View
cemetery. And the Saviour said, "Suffe
little children to come unto me, and forbiC
them not.
Charlie Smith, colored, who lives near
the Marble Works. had fine hog in q
pen. The other night thief entered his
pen, cut the hogs throat and carried it off
Charlie thinks it was hoggsh trick, and
so It was.
Attend the meeting of citizens at the
council chamber this Thursday afternoon
at 3 clock. An organization will be per.
fected for the good of Marietta. Every.
body invited.
The Marietta Silver Cornet Band gave
their first open air concert. this season
last Thursday afternoon. They discours.
ed excellent music and acquitted them
selves with credit
Mr.. W. j. Neil, Secretary of the Atlanta
Security Company has bought, through
Mr.. Moultrie NJ Sessions, Mr.. Frank J.
Northcutts residence on Cemetery street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Northcutt having
sold their residence, are now residing with
DIR. Gober
The advertising fake continues to rope
i'll the unweary merchant who never ad.
vertises in his home paper and then he
wonders why advertising don't pay.
I The Methodist, Presbyterian and Epis
copal Sunday Schools will picnic at Bull
locks barn, on the Marietta and North
Georgia Railroad, on tomorrow, Friday
Train leaves at elisa. M. Round trip %
cents.
1t is impossible for us to publish the
happenings of the community when the
happenings don't happen.