The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-08
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicIed
for Our Readers.
TESTIMONIALS OF MERIT AWARDED,
Number of Former Mariettansrin the
Cily. Other Items FOf News That
Will interest You.

HE foliage of the trees this year is
about as thick as we ever saw.
Mr.. Samuel R. Hirsch, of Charleston,
W. v, is in the city.
DR.. Lewe Sessions OF Union Springs,
Ala, was in the city last week
COBB Superior Court will hold an adjourn
term next month.
DR.. JOHN FREEMAN, OF Kelpen, Cherokee
county visited in our city last week.
DR.. J. N. Stanton. of Warrenton, Ga. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. T. W. Bead.
Miss Katie Cheney, of Fairburn, Ca, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. T. W. Read.
The race for Mayor ie done on the quiet
Feeling the public pulse. so to speak, as to
the way the voter is inclined.
Mr.. G. A. Gowan and family, of Nash
vile, Tenn, spent Sunday in tile city
with Mr.. and Mrs y. w. Read.
We are Indebted to orr clever friend,
Mr. Geo. M. Fleming, for basket of nice
ripe peaches, raised in his garden.
Miss Cora CHENEY left last Wednesday
for Piedmont, Ala, accompanied by Miss
Emma Lyon, who goes on visit to Jack,
sonville, Ala
Mrs. T. A. McClung and children, of
Knoxville, and Mrs. J. M. Morehead, OF
Durham, N. c., al visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Williams, and Master
Henry Anderson, OF Waxahachie, Texas,
arrived in the city Tuesday afternoon, and
are at Judge H. NJ. Haulmetts residence.
Mrs. Johnnie Skinner and children sister
of Mr.. Ed Williams, OF Waxahachie, are in
the city at Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Anderson's
The following pupils in the Marietta
Public Schools received six or more 'Testi
monials of Merit during The school yoar
and are therefore entitled to an ANIMAL
certificate:
High Scho0l-None.
Seventh Grade-None.
Sixth Grade-:Fred Manger, Leda Kel~
logg and Florence Gilmore.
Fifth Grade-Jim Manget.
Fourth Grade-Nellie Simpson, Emma
Wallace. Elliott Dunwody, Tom Camp,
Maud Foster Cathie Reid and Hilton
Holmes.
Third Grade-Hila Dobbs Ruth North>
cult and Matte Underwood.
Second-None.
First, A. Div.-Fletcher Reynolds and
Lex Clay.
First, B. Div.-None.
These certificates are the most difficult
rewards of the schools TO receive. Only
nine are possible. To receive one a pupil
must be perfect in department for the
month, must be neither absent nor tardy,
and must average So or more in scholar
ship.
The following made the highest averages
for the Spring Term in the order named:
High School, Third Class-Mr. Jim Law.
renee, Miss Fanny 1rezevant, Miss Louise
Schilling, Mr.. Dan Manget
First E'ass-Blanche Barnes, Lottie Lou
Murray, Jennie Glover, Ida Hurt.
Grammar School, Seventh Grade-Wal>
ter Miller, Annie Kate McClatchy, Myrtice
Barrett. Mary Reynolds.
Sixth Grade-Myra McCrea, Fred Mans
get, Evan Howell, Leda kellogg.
Fifth Grade-Lizzie Gordon Bertha
Hughes, Jim Manget, Agnes Haldeman.
Fourth Grade-Tom Camp, Nellie Simp-
son, Eva Gober, Cathie Reid.
Third Grade-Ellleen Gober, Georgia
Annondale ALA Dobbs. Robert Brumby.
Second Grade-Willborn Reynolds, Eva
Henderson, Tom Neill, Herbert Reynolds.
First, B. Div.--Joe Irish, Robert Unde--
wood, John Underwood, John Walraven.
First, A. Div.-Lex Clay, Milton Keller,
Fletcher Reynolds, Burney Dobbs.
J. S. STEWART, JR., Supt.