The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-31

concord last tuesday night and took 8
o'clock tea after ride Of eight miles of
fun aud frolic. Those making the party
were Misses Minnie Lowe, of Atlanta,
Annie Fairfield. Amanda Lawrence, Lettie
Lawrence, charlotte Morris of Atlanta,
May Gober, Sallie Manget, Berta Arm
strong, Maggie Trammell, May McculIoch,
Mamie Eulalie Fleming of Brunswick,
Miss Wheeler of Atlanta, and Mrs. Mcoul,
loch, the kind chaperone of the party. The
young men were Lewis Russell, charles
Freyer, N G Palmer, James Legg, w S
cheney, Ed Reed, Will Pomeroy, John
Mangef, Dick Simpson, John Russell,
and James Anderson.
A district meeting OF the Cobb County
Sunday School Association will be held at
County Line September End and 3rd. The
District Superintendent are requested to
be present and make reports. We are
anxious to survey the field fully for effects
ual work for the coming year. The meet
ing Saturday will open at clock, p. m.
Open at 8 o'clock Sunday morning.
W. R. FowER, President.
Mr.. Jack Moore has specimen of the
fowl creation which is quite i curiosity.
1t walks like duck, has shrill voice like
guinea, has tail like hen, and some-
times crows. 1t stays entirely alone and
seems to enjoy life. 1t was given to Mr..
Moore by gentleman living in Knoxville
and excites the interest OF every beholder.
Mr.. Moore talks of sending 1t to Grant s
Park.
Mr.. b. r. Legg, Mr.. Hal Dick. Mrs
Kate Thompson. Miss Mary Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryall, Miss Lula Ryall and Miss
Fannie Cleveland, Miss Carrie Cleveland,
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland, Miss Daisy Hill
and brother, Mr.. Dick Hill, left for the
Worlds Fair on last Tuesday morning.
Mrs B. R. Legg and daughter lett on the
same train on visit to her fathers il
Pennington, Mo,
On the 18th Deputy Marshal Miller
Walker captured a still in Cherokee coun~
ty, and chased the owner about quarter
OF a mile, but failed to overtake him. On
the 28th he captured Spence Thorpe, COLI
ored, for working in still on Pine Noun
tain, i'll Cobb county. Thorpe was bonnd
over.
A young man in Texas was saved from
death by having a roll Of hundred dollar
bills in his pocket which turned the course
OF the bullet, and yet we see people all the
time who are careless enough to neglect
this simple precaution.
A boys bicycle race will take place at
the Race Track, this Wednesday, after
noon, at 4 o'clock. The race ia open only
to boys under Is years of age, ard there
will be several entries. Everybody invit-
ed. A small admission fee will be charged.
Rev. J. R. Mayson died at Edgewood
near Atlanta, last Monday night. He was
at one time presiding elder of the Marietta
district of the North Georgia Methodist
Conference.
Mrs. Carrie Belle Gable will spend tn,
month Of September in Washington, D. C.
as the guest of her uncle, Mr.. w. D. Oak
man, the President of the Richmond ant
Danville R. R.
The Marietta Accommodation train wen
back on last Monday morning, leaving a
half past seven. The Rome train passe
Marietta going south at 1912 and arrive
in the afternoon at five minutes OF FIVE.
Mr.. R. l.. Northcutt will leave Saturda,
for the Worlds Fair. He will visit Daven
port Iowa, and Milwaukee, Wis, befor
returning.
Mr.. W. B Metcalfe, of Marietta, Ga.
and Miss Annie Broaddus, of Indepen
dence, KY, will be married Sept. 9Th
Paris Kentuckian>Citizen
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So,
ciety will meet at the Methodist church
Thursday 3lst at O'clock No bell will
be rung.
1t is rumored that young widow of GU
city is shortly to marry very wealth.
gentleman living in Alabama.
Mr.. r. ]. T Agricola showed us Tues
day Mammoth Russian Sufower |,
inches in diaT eter, raised in his garden.
Miss Elizabeth Clevsl Gland from Spar
tanburg, has been visiting Miss May Gober
WHEN you borrow hundred dollars b
careful! that you are not getting FIVE hun
dred dollars worth OF trouble.
FROM Marietta, Ga, to the Worlds Co
lumbia Exposition via NJ. & N. G. an,
Knoxville, Tenn. Through Pullman Sleep
ers Knoxville to Chicago in % hours. Sto,
over privileges allowed at Cincinnati, Louis
vile, and Indianapolis. Rate $50. so roun
trip. Apply to any Agent or to
w. B. BRADLEY,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent
RECTIoN.-Through wrong informa
ton furnished BY one of the arrestin
officers, we stated las: week that the ma
who nurloined Mrs Trul;Dis +oLol c.,