The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-21

three highest in each grade of the City
Schools for the years l893-94: High
School-4th Grade-James Lawrence SO. :;
Louise Schilling 90 3; Fanny Trezevant
SO. End Grade-Blanche Barnes o.;
Maud Stone 92.5; Will DuPre 81. lst
Grade-Mary Reynolds 95.S; Walter Mil
Ter 9l.7; Annie Kate McClatchy 88.S.
Grammar School-Seventh Grade-Fred
r. Manget 96.6; Leda Kellogg $50;
Oscar R. Keller 9l,9 Sixth kGrade-
Jim Manget 93.6; Bertha Hughes 9O.3 !;
Agnes Hardeman 49, Fifth Grade
Maud Foster a. Sarah Rees "a; Walter
May6eld 1913. Fourth Grade-Robert
Brumby 93.5; ALA Dobbs 93.l; James
Sibley SO. Third Grade-WelIborn Rey>
noids 81 Herbert Reynolds 967; Mamie
Green 96.6. "B" Division End Grade
Harry Clarke 972; Mamie Barrett 81 !;
Burney Dobbs 96.9. "A' Division End
irade-Florence Hutchinson $685. Robt.
Allan Anderson 1854; Matte Sibey 95.8.
First Grade-Guyton Palmer Reynolds
98.2; Charlie Willingham 97.7; BOB
McWhirter 95.6.
Capt. Sorcho's Great Aquatic Novelty
Go, will exhibit at Chamberlain's Spring
Lake, Marietta, this afternoon, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, June Il, %, and %,
giving two performances each day, after-
noon and evening, 3p. m. and 8 p. m.
Change of program at each performance.
This is no fraud, but something of genuine
merit For two months they have been at
East Lake at Atlanta drawing crowds.
Those who 60 to see the marvellous per-
formances will be delighted. Captain
Sorcho's wonderful submarine armor is the
only of the kind in existence. Be sure
to attend this exhibition. Admission,
adults l5cts, children l0cts. See adver>
tisement on 9Th page.
Get prices on Clothing, Shoes and Hats
from Read L Virgins before buying else>
where.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Metcalfe entertained
few friends last Saturday evening in their
new home. There were present Miss Ger
trude Lanius, beautiful and witty young
lady from Louisville, Ky, Miss Floy Mont>
gomery, of Jacksonville, Ala, Mr.. W. G.
Lampkin, of Atlanta, and Mr.. Bert Norris,
OF Chicago, ILL.,, Miss Emma Lyon, Messrs.
Jim Smith and Pat Nell, of Marietta, De-
licious refreshments were served. The
evening was spent very pleasantly and the
guests on parting all joined in wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalfe much pleasure in
the enjoyment of their nice new home.
MIR. Thompson, wife and child, OF Hous.
ton, Texas, visited his relative, Rev T. s.
Edwards, here last Saturday. They had
not seen each other in 10 years, although
their boyhood days were spent together
Mr. Thompson is prosperous merchant
Of Houston he says that they have h&c
fine seasons in Texas and crops are verl
| fine and promising.
The Georgia Teachers Association viii
mold its annual session On Cumberland
Island from the 3rd to the 9th Of July
Prof ]. S. Stewart, Jr Secretary, has JUS
issued a neat pamphlet giving program
and other information, it being illustrates
| with the pictures of prominent teachers
college buildings, &c. About thirty teach
ers will attend from Cobb county. Tn
new building will be finished very soon.
We have in stock nice line of Children
and Boys suits. Mothers, Aunts and Sis
tiers should see them before sending t
Atlanta for suits. READ & WIGGINs.
CoLp Cold DRINKs Ice Cream an
/ Sherbet, Frozen sweetness for all at tn
Candy Kitchen. Ice Cream delivered a
| all hours during the week, and on Sunday
Leave your orders Saturday for Sunda,
delivery.
There will be Spelling Bee on Thurs
day night. June 2lst at the chapel of tn
Episcopal church, given by the Kings
Sons and Girls Club. Admission 10 cents
The Ladies Aid Society will serve re-
freshments on the grounds during the eve
ming. beginning at o'clock. Spelling tt
commence at o'clock.
Miss Girtrude Lanius, an intelligent
and beautiful young lady from Louisville
KY, VINO has been visiting Mrs. w B. Met
calfe left for home Sunday night. Her in
Auence still fingers oven the Gem City and
Nell ows the heart Of popular young
member OF the Marietta Rifles.
Mrs r. J. 7. Agricola, last Friday morn
ing, on ascending the back steps of her
residence, with bucket of water, fell and
struck her head against the steps, making
deep cash, which bled profusely.
Mr.. John P. Boring of this county, lei
off his pond last Saturday and caught with
three seins $50 pounds of fish, consisting
of carp, trout and suckers.
Our people will have to get their trui
from California this year, as there will b.
none in this section. The freeze did it.