The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.
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visit TO Oxford, Ga.
Mrs. FL. Dewar and son left Wednesday
to spend the summer at Nelson.
If you haven't given in your county tax
you had better do so at once.
Middleton correspondent must send his
name to insure insertion of items.
Mr.. A. P. Brantley is here again with
his family.
Capt. Sorcho in his aquatic exhibition
in Marietta was poorly patronized.
Marietta needs public hall very much.
There is TO place now for entertainments.
Losr-Sunday, between Elizabeth and
Marietta, ladies' silk parasol Finder will
leave at Journal Office and get reward.
We learn that Mr.. James c. Sanges had
an insurance policy of $1,000 on his life.
Don's hate any man. Just hate his
| meanness.
The drummers say that Marietta is one
of the best towns in Georgia.
Mr.. W. 7. Mosher has returned from his
visit to Michigan.
Mrs R. M Cooke returned Sunday from
her visit to Brunswick
Mr.. B. R. Legg and family returned
from Norristown, Tenn, last week.
Miss Ola Bolt, of Gainesville, is visit.
ing Miss Luda McLain.
A very heavy rain tell here Sunday, a
regular trash mover.
Mr. T. M. Brumby has returned to the
city from a business trip.
Lieut. w. D. Anderson has resigned from
the Marietta Rifles.
Miss Lizzie Shepard, OF Atlanta, is visits
ing Miss Carrie Massey.
Col. R. w. EVERETT, Polk county,
was canvassing in our town last week in
the interest of his nomination for Congress.
Col. R. 7. NEsB1rr has safely won his
re>nomiDation for Agricultural Commits
sioner.
Miss LYRA REID, a charmingly beautiful
young lady, of Eatonton, Ca, is visiting
Mrs. NJ L. McNeel of this place.
Mrs. Porter and son, and Miss Tillug>
hast, of Chicago, are at Mrs. Haynes tor
the summer.
Mrs. James L. Sibley and daughter,
Matte, sick with typhoid fever, we are
glad to know. are much better.
The grass is growing at fine rate since
the rains came. Corn is climbing with an
agility that is equal to an athlet
A number of our citizens have ceased tc
caress their moustache and some theil
beard-the razor has been applied.
The warehouse of Messrs. B. R. Legg 5
Bro. makes splendid tabernacle. Rev
Sam Jones would be delighted with it.
Candidates for county offices are begin
ming to feel the public pulse to see fit i
worth while tor them to make the venture
School Books ter all the country school
at the old Book and Drug Store OF c. NJ
| Crosby.
Blackberries are coming in more plen
tiiul now than we expected, The editor
patch was complete failure.
That young alligator found on the street,
was Master Harry DuPre's, which had es
capped from its confinement and its mate
Miss Matte Lou Bussey, who has beer
attending school at Washington, Ga, i
now at home.
Mr.. p. L. Northcutt, who has beer
absent from the city sometime, is at homt
again.
Mr.. Harry DuVal, of Knoxville, spen
several days here last week, returning Sun
day.
Miss Marie Guyton, of Mariana, Fla.
is visiting the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. c
A. Guyton.
Capt. S. V. Sanford left last Tuesday foI
Macon to visit his parents He will alsc
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berland Island next month
Mrs. W. R. Power attended the Woman
Foreign Missionary Convention last anc
this week at Oxford, as a delegate from
the society here.
Mr.. W. G. Huggard says he has come
back from Florida to his home in Cobb
county to stay. he says there is no cli'
mate and people like here.
Mr.. Maxey Dobbs, after sea voyage o.
As days and travelling $500 miles, arrived
in Valparaiso Chill, on May 18th. He
had delightful trip.
Crosby's for School Books, always.
Little Willie Paul, child of Sheriff Nc.
Lain, was struck by the windlass of a well
one day last week and received painful
cut under the chin.
THERE is going to be big corn crop
this year, if the signs don't TAIL The acre.
age has been increased and the stands are
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