The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-07-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked UP and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
BICYCLE RACE NEXT MONDAY.
Cobb County Sunday School association
Meets Next Saturday and Sunday
at the Camp GrOund.

Mr.. q. Nj. Crosby has returned from st.
Simons Island.
Mr.. J. j. Eubanks. OF Piedmont Ala,
was In the city Monday.
Mrs W. b. Mile nand children..are vis~
ting Mrs A. s. Clay
| MISS HELEN BLACK left Wednesday on
two weeks visit to her sister in Pied>
mont, Ala.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. Leon Faw, OF Roswell,
are spending few days with relatives in
Marietta
MRS. LoULA K. RoGhas, of Barnesville,
so well known as teacher and as a writer,
and her two beautiful daughters are visits
ing the family oil E. Faw, Esq
Lawyer Gray and Judge Tanner, clerk
Of court, of Atlanta, have leased Prot.
Freyers residence tor a few months and
are spending the summer here.
Dr.. j. W. Bozeman has just built two
room brick house ON the lot, on Atlanta
street, where his residence was burned, and
moved into it.
Hon A. s. CLAY accepted an invitation
and delivered an address at Confederate
reunion and barbe9oe Gin Bullock county
on the 18th inst, and then made flying
visit to Cumberland Island.
Mr.. Ed Williams is still uick with tys
phoid fever at Sheriff McLain's home in
this place. His father and moteer give
him constant attention. DR.. Reynolds, his
physician, is watchful and hopes to pull
him through
4 STREET TAx--All parties who have been
summoned to pay street tax will please
cab and settle at once to save additional
cost, as am instructed to issue citations
against all delinquents
R. r. LAwHoN, Clerk & Tax Col
County correspondents will please not
write personals about one neighbor visits
ing another neighbor. Visitors from other
counties, towns, or States, will do to report,
but not otherwise. 1t is not necessary to
pay every one compliment you write
about.
PROGRAMME of the annual meeting of the
Cobb County Sunday School Association,
Saturday, July 20: $50 o'clock, a. m,
opening; 10 o'clock, a. M, exercises OF
different schools; o'clock, p. M, election
of officers and reports from schools 3
clock. p. m. Normal session. Sunday,
July 30-9.30 o'clock, %. M, devotional
exercises; 10 clock, address, Best meth>
DDS for teachers to accomplish their work.;
IL o'clock, annual sermon; 2 O'CLOCK, p.
M, mass meeting.
A young man by the name Of Brady,
and giving Atlanta as his home, was ar
rested here yesterday morning for rifing
R. NJ. McNeefs pocket OF several dollars
tie night before. They occupied room
together OF the Nelms' house, when Brady
arose at an early hour and helped himself
to McNeers cash. McNeel is from MARS
eta The money was refunded. If
Rradys tale be true ne is we'll connected
in Atlanta, but he is evidently treating his
relations cruelty. Griffin Call, July 20.
BICYCLE RAcE.-Interedti in tie handicap
bicycle race, from Smyrna to Marietta,
which is to lake place Monday afternoon,
grows warmer each day. About fifteen
elders will enter. Three handsome gold
medals will be given as time prizes to the
first, second and third winners, and will
be holly contested for They will start as
follows: From the Scrateh-Will. L.
Pomeroy, Maurice Hirsch and Joe Latl-
mer. Those handicapped viii be-Henry
Schoenthal and Walter Thornton three
minutes; Will Matthews and Henry Kuhl-
man q minutes Geo. Sessions, Ed. Reed
and Will Granting minutes Will
Springer, Bob Hammett, Chas. Wright,
w. E. Davidson and Adrain Cortelyou
II minutes. The start will be made at
els. All who wish to witness the race
can go to Smyrna on the 430 vestibuie
ard return on the Marietta express, which
will be used as an observation train.
Round tip 20 cents Messrs John D.
Northcntt and L. w. Virgins will be the
starters at Smyrna and Messrs James W.
Seize, Charley Donnelly and Dan Ander>
F, son are the judges at this place. The
race will end at the cross street running
: between the stores Of Hardeman and
Lyon.