The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-29

came from massachusetts, in 1915, he was
thought by his friends and physician to
have incipient consumption, and had been
treated medically year, and was advised
to go to warmer latitude. Yet, thanks
to this recuperating an lnvigorating cir
mate, and by the blessing of kind Proyi>
dence, he has lived in this allhealing at>
mosphere nearly fifty years in good health,
though not robust, and practsed dentistry
tor torty>hve years. Very few people are
living here now, who were here when he
first came to Marietta. We hope he may
be spared many years Yet.
The X. NJ. Mcneil Marble Con- pany, of
Marietta, turned out from their shops last
week one of the handsomest monuments
we have seen in long time 1t is to be
erected to the memory of Edward Baugh
six miles below Atlanta. The monument
is OF Italian marble, fourteen feet high,
with draped urn and draped die and wreath
OF flowers. 1t is very artistic in finish and
is the workmanship of Mr.. Lee Aston,
foreman OF the shop. 1t cost $1,000, and
is given up by experts to be the best exe>
cuted job turned out in this section. 1t
would have to be seen to be appreciated.
MR.. j. L. MoCoLLUM, of Atlanta, Super.
lntendent of the W s. A. r. R has bought
the WEIGH place, on Whitlock Avenue,
through Mr.. Moul:rie M Sessions, real
estate agent. The price paid is $4,000,
and is considered bargain. This is one.
Of the prettiest places about Marietta an
elegant residence, outhouses, large barn,
&c, and about sixty acres of land. The
place is in fine condition, wellkept, with
good sewerage and drainage We are glad
to welcome Mr.. McCollum to our town, as
we learn he will move here at once.
Rev. I. j. Warlick. of Woodbury., who
preached here last week, is a brother of
Mr.. D. A. Warlick of this place. He left
for his charge last Friday. He is a strong
and able preacher and has shown the ele>
ments that go to make up true and faith,
tul minister. His preaching was very
much enjoyed by all our people. He is
one of the preachers who will be heard
from in the North Georgia Conference.
Rev. A. D. Echols, also, is young preachs
er of fire ability fluent speaker and an
earnest, consecrated Christian. He pleas.
ed our people by his excellent sermons and
won place in their esteem.
That was beautiful sight the large con-
gregaton beheld at the Methodist church
last Sunday afternoon. Twentyrone chill
dren were received into membership of the
Methodist church by Rev. H. ]. Ellis ard
Rev. G. G. Smith. This was the result of
a weeks service by Rev. George Smith, the
the sacTaahhffgghNt a%Aas9 sAAildEep: AftsEyards
the first time these children partook Of the
Lords supper in company with their pas
rents. This was truly carrying out Christ
command Suffer little children to come
under to me and forbid them hot, fol of
such is the kingio of Heaven"
DR.. SAMUEL B. RANBo, formerly of
Brazil now of Atlanta, on last Saturday
bought the Maxwell place, from DIR. Live
Sessions, through Mr.. Moultrie M. Sessions,
real estate agent, paying Sl2 10000. Dr.
.Rambo will move here at once. We are
glad to welcome. him to our city. He has
certainly bought neof the prettiest pieces
about Marietta. DR.. Sessions will buy
another place in Marietta and will d AXE
Marietta his home. DR.. Rambo says the
the place will be known hereafter as the !
columbian Stock Farm"
Last Sunday afternoon General VILLAIN
Phillips and Mr.. Lsmuel Black sited !
Kinks Academy Sunday School, hree
miles west on the Dallas road heir
talks were highly enjoyed and did pod. |
They will both visit the same school 1ext
Sunday afternoon OF 3 clock. The pople
appreciate their visits and hope they will
come often and help the good work.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirzc's..
We regret to learn of an accident hat
betelI little Ralph, two year old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Talley. The little ell
low fell off OF the back verauda at hoe,
distance of some six feet, and hrokAis
thigh. Drs. Reynolds and Cortelyou hve
placed the fractured limb in plaster of lr-
is, and he is doing well.
Mr.. JAMES MoRRow and Mr.. Jaes
Mathis, of Crescent City, Florida. hFe
bought the Svedlund place. on RosVll
street, for So 500 and will move to our toS.
The parties will improve the place y
making it two story, of about twenty fe
rooms, suitable FOR taking summer boa
ers. !
DIED,-Henry Harwood, the only son |
Mrs, S, D. HARDWOOD, died at the summc
home iof Mrs Harwood, near Mariett,
Monday morning The burial took pla9
at Westview cemetery, Atlanta, Tuesday.
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