The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-01-21

grip, winch developed into pneumonia, re-
sulting in her death. When her symptoms
became serious, her absent children were
telegraphed for and were present at her
death. She leaves seven living children,
Mr.. Samuel K. Dick, of Houston, Texas, .
Mr.. Hal B.. Dick, of Marietta, Mrs. S. W.
Graves, of Knoxville, Tenn: Mrs. John
A. Smith, of Gainesville, Ga. Mrs. W. P.
lnman, Mrs. George Hynds and Mrs. c.
k. Harris, of Atlanta. Messrs. Ben r.,
Joe p, and James Legg, Of this place, are
nephews of the deceased. Mrs. Dick was
a consistent member of the Presbyterian
Church, and lived religion in all its holy
essentials. She had lived to a good old
age, and her life had been useful and help
full. While her death saddens loving
hearts, yet to die was gain OF the eternal
reward for the good in heart. To
the bereaved we tender our sympathy. The
funeral services wee held at the family
residence Monday afternoon at 3 O'clock
Rev. }. H. Patton and DR.. D. L. But
tolph officiating. The remains of the de-
ceased were carried to Rome on Tuesday
morning. where they were placed by the
side of the grave of her husband who had
gone before.
DIED.-Mrs. Clotilda Green, died at her
late home in this place on last Thursday
morning, aged about 60 years. She was
the widow of Hon. Napoleon B. Greene,
deceased. who during his life time was a
prominent lawyer of this place. Mrs.
Green was sick but a few days with the
grip. She was member of the Presbyte-
rian Church nearly all her life. She leaves
three children-Miss Julia Green, Mrs
George Granting of Charleston, S. c., and
Mr. Dewitt Green, now in Florida We
tender our sympathy to the bereaved rela
tives The funeral services were conduc-
ted by Rev. DR.. Buttolph assisted By Rev.
Mr.. Patton.
DIED-On Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Miss Amelia Underwood, daughter of Mr..
ID. G. Underwood, of this place. She was
about IA years old and had been in i'll
health for some time, although she was at
the supper table the evening before her
death. She was member of the Metho>
dist Church and most excellent girl Her
funeral was preached by Rev. V. E. Man.
get on Thursday afternoon last.
DIED-In this city on last Monday night
Mrs Isabella Burroughs, aged 65 years
She Was the widow of the late Henry Bur-
roughs. She had led a useful, but quiet
life, and was otmost excellent character
She leaves two grown daughters and other
relatives to mourn her death. Her burial
took place on Wednesday.
LAST week Mr.. James Mckinney moved
to cottage on Roswell street. In moving
"a GOLD watch, belonging to his wife, was
taken from a hand -sachel. Suspicion
rested on Milton Wrinkle, drayman, Bud
Frazier and Tom Motley, hired help, al
colored. They were arrested by Deputy
Marshal Moon, but they denied the theft
Wrinkle offered to give $40 to drop the
matter as pay for the watch Marsha
Moon insisted that the watch had to be
produced, and that he intended to have it
Trial was set down for Wednesday and the
negroes we're let out on bond. On Sunday
morning, the gold watch was found wrap.
ped in piece Of blanket and placed just
inside of Mr.. McKenney's gate. The
question is, who PLACED it there?
Mr.. AND Mrs. SHocKLEY have taken
charge Of the Kennesaw House, and are
putting new furniture, bedding, etc., in
the twenty-five nice, newly painted rooms
that they have for the accommodation of
the public. They say with the reduced
expenses they have, they can now give the
very best accommodations and please the
most fastidious. They are putting every
thing in the best shape and invite the tray,
cling public. They can give special in~
duceme hts 10 regular boarders.
SUNDAY was another incement day, very
cold and dsagreeable. 1t commenced rain
ing about dark. The rain would freeze
and by Monday morning the trees were
hanging in icicles The weather has been
unusually hard. but it was decidedly more
preferable than in Illinois and other North
western States, where it was 20 and 80 de>
grees below zero.
A TRUE bill was found against Berry
Smith, colored, of Smyrna, at March
term of Cobb Superior Court, for gamb,
ling Berry Smith skipped, and Sheriff
McLain last week learned that he was at
Lithonia. He sent Constable Grizzard to
Lithonia, who, by the aid of the marshal,
arrested Berry and brought him to Mari
eta and placed him in Jail, Berry Smith
is considered lawless darby in Smyrna
district
THE cold weather and rain seems to have
paralyzed business, and renders local news
scarce The ability of an editor To yraoop+