The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-24
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
BICYCLE RACE NEXT FRIDAY EVE.
Marriage of Mr.. Campbell Wallace to
Miss Willie NOrthcutt. Other Items
Of Interest.

hnAED' ML' OdmpUell wallace, Dr.,
was united in marriage to Miss Willie
Northcutt, at the residence OF the brides
mother, on Tuesday evening last at
o'clock, Rev. J. A. Wynne officiating. It
was very quiet affair." only the Immediate
relatives of The respective families were
present. The happy couple LETT on the 9
o'clock train for the lakes in Wisconsin.
and will visit the Worlds Fair before re-
turning home. They will be absent about
six weeks. The JOURNAL extends its con.
OSCILLATIONS and best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McCrea and daugh.
ter, Miss Myra, left Monday for an extend,
ed visit to Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
They will be away tor some weeks, possi>
bly, until the end of the Fair We venture
to say that upon their return no man in
Marietta will be able to give more intelli-
gent account of the sights of the White
City than Mr.. McCrea, nor any lady more
amusing sketches OF people and things
than Mrs. McCrea.
No stranger entering our community
has ever made friends more rapidly than
has the wife of Rev. C. T. A. Plse, the
Rector of st. James Episcopal Church.
Young, and attractive in face and form.
possessing the advantages of birth and
education, she is at the same tire Chris
tian woman, and the ideal wife for pastor.
Mrs. Allison, of New York mother of
Mrs: G. I. A. PiSe, is visiting at the Epis~
copal parsonage.
On next Friday afternoon, the 18th
inst, the postponed bicycle race, from
Smyrna to Marietta, will come off, if rain
does not prevent. The start will be made
promptly at 10 minutes to six o'clock, and
it is thought the winners will make the
distance in fifteen minutes.
The congregations at the newly cons
pleted Second Methodist Church, (colored)
near DIR. Tennent's, carry their services
far into the night. interspersed with the
l?udest preaching, exhortations, shouting
ans singing
Judge j. G. Campbell and Mrs. j. B.
Campbell and Mrs. c. T. Campbell and
children have returned from the World s
Fair.
Mr.. Gerald Ransom, of Bolton, has been
visiting friends in the country He has
just recovered from long and severe att
tack of typhoid fever.
Misses Nellie and Anna Belle Wynne,
two charming young ladies', of Atlanta,
are visiting the family OF Rev. J. A.
Wynre.
Mr. Carl Chamberlain has had his route
changed, which carries him nov to Brups-
wick, making his visits at home shorter
and less frequent.
The many friends of Miss Mary Mason
regret that there is no marked change for
the better in her condition. She is
cheerful and patient sufferer.
Mrs. Z. M. Rogers has returned to her
home near town after. a pleasant visit to
her mother at Weatherfori, Texas.
The Grand Jury, adjourned term, found
IS true bills. At regular term 80. Total
1874
Unmixed evils rarely occur. The fact
that money has been tight Is said to have
resulted in good deal of sober thought.
Messrs. Joe Boston, Frank Bradley and
Lawrence Virgins have returned from the
World Fair.
Miss Virgie Ogden paid visit last week
to her Nazareth schoolmate, Mrs. Carrie
Elliott, of Atlanta.
The man that makes a character r.akes
foes.
People are asking why Farmer Beach
has quit writing poetry for the JOURNAL.
Mr.. Bolan Brumby left Tuesday for the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. King and children from Brunswick
are at her mothers, Mrs. Irene Baker.
There is fine boy recently arrived at
Mr. Joe Bishops.