The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-12-14


place at the residence of Mr.. T. A Gober
in this county. Che contracting parties
were Mr.. Ed. W. Frey and Miss Letitia
Gober. Prof. V. E. Manget performed
the ceremony that united their destinies
until death do part After the ceremo-
ny, sumptuous anG elegant supper was
served in which the large number of guests
were participants. The happy couple
drove to the city that evening and stopped
at the Elmwood Hotel, and took the early
train Thursday morning for the Augusta
Fair, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Frey and Miss Nellie Dow. The newly
married couple visited the land OF
flowers" before returning. The bridal pres
ents were numerous and quite elegant
The groom is a talented young lawyer of
Marietta popular and clever, with bright
future before him. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. 7. A. Gober of this county,
and sister of Judge George f. Goher, and
a most lUvable type of true woman, in~
telligent and accomplished, and will prove
true helpmeet to the worthy man who is
to be her companion for life. The JOURNAL
extends its warmest congratulations.
Mr.. E. W. FREY AID bride returned to
the city on Tuesday afternoon and an ele>
CANT reception was given them at their
home, (the old Dunwody place. on Ros-
we'll street. where the happy couple will
reside.
Rev. d. j. Ellis, who has served the
Methodist Church at this place for the past
two years, has been appointed to Barnes
vile, and will leave with his family this
week for that place 1t is with sincere re>
greet that we part with Mr.. Ellis. He has
served the church here faithfully, earnestly
and devotedly. He is a preacher with
convictions and opinions and expresses
them boldly, but in the spirit OF Christian
love. He has grit and grace and an eye
single to the Masters cause and to benefit
humanity. He is most excellent man
ard did good work in Marietta and made
friends who regret TO see him leave.
GAINESVILLE may feel assured that she has
strong, able preacher, and with the co>opo
GRAFTON of the members OF the church will
do them good. He and his most estimabe
family have the best wishes and prayers of
our people.
Bring your last winter hats to millinery
department The A. P Brantey Company
and have them retrimmed.
The election held last Saturday at this
place, as to whether the city should issue
bonds to build public school buildings, was
quiet but not devoid of interest. There
were 49l votes polled as follows For
Bonds" 483 Against Bonds" Z Illegal
/. This gave the necessary two>thirds and
the bonds will be Issued. This means per-
manent public schools for Marietta which
places the city alongside with the progl ess>
rye cities which have amply provided good
public school buildings.
A lot OF beautiful coal vases Just in, which
make elegant Christmas presents.
DoBBs 4 BRo.
We will save you money in Hosiery. A
tull line at BARNES SHOE Co
Rev. W. D. Anderson, presiding elder Of
the Oxford district, preached an able ant
eloquent sermon at the Methodist Church
last Sunday morning. Rev. T. s. Edwards
the newly appointed on Cobb COUNTY
circuit, preached at night His sermon
was forcible and earnest, and Cobb circuit
while it has lost a fine preacher, yet has
IN Mr.. Edwards minister that the people
will be greatly pleased with
DIED.-Mr A. NJ. Neese, an old and
esteemed citizen, died at his late residence
in this city on last Saturday morning at 2
o'clock, aged 81 years. MIR. Neese was
first taken with la grippe, which developed
into pneumonia, resulting in his death
He leaves wife and other relatives to
mourn his death. He was quiet and un>
obtrusive citizen, upright and honest, and
commanded the respect OF; our citizens.
| 49," NNN'H az oSNPiy lCSlCttSu' Ills Enrlal
took place Sunday afternoon with Masonic
honors.
We HAVE Too MANY WATCHES
i now till January we will sell Watches
lower than we have ever offered them
before This is the chance of a lifetime
to GUY your wife, husband, son or daughter
good watch for little money Remem
Der, we have watches all styles and prices.
j. Il. BATE & Co.
dirsch has nobby line of walking canes.
| Call to see his stock.
Rev P, NJ. Ryburn has been sent as
pastor TO the Methodist church for the next
twelve months. M. Ryburn has served
this church for five years and is we'll known
aud greatly beloved by our people. He is
a consecrated, able and scholarly minister,
whose daily walk and conversation is a
sermon and power for good His many
friends trust his ministry here this ensu,
ing year may be crowned with success.
/ CLARKE LIBRARY-On Church street. on
posite the Episcopal Church. All invited