The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-28
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
THE CONCERT WAS A SUCCESS,
PrOf. Freyer Iaud Miss Seals Raptu.
rOusly Enc0red by Delighted Au-
diences.


pal Church, must feel gratifed at the sue
cess OF the concert given on last Friday
evening. The court house was crowded by
an intelligent aud appreciaiive audience.
The program was choice and we'll selected,
and rendered with success. Overture"
violin and piano by Prof. F. L. Freyer,
Mrs. Cole and Miss Strong. met warm
greeting from the audience. Kinder
Symphony" (Toy Irstruments) by local
talent, was 6ne Vocal Solo" by Miss
Annie Seals captured the audience aud she
was forced by encores to appear two ad,
ditional times. AS is well known she has
a very sweet and meodicus voice. that
thrills and enthralls all lovers of music.
The reading by Mr.. McCandlish was hui
morous and pleasing, and ne did so we'll,
the audience demanded a second reading. 3
Sleigh Ride Symphony" by local talent
came next. Duet. violin and piano, by
Prof Freyer and Mrs. Cole, was what the
audience desired and what they got in a
most skilltul and scientific manner Prof.
Freyer was eucored repeatedly, and favor
ed the audience, with some choice pieces
Prot. Freyer is mply inimitabe as skill>
ed violinist "Grasshopper Opera" by
local talent, was good an3 greatly enjoyed.
Tableau and Song, Good Night" by Miss
Nary Howell AID Miss Annie Seals. was
fitting finale to one of the most enjoy
able concerts ever given in Marietta. The
entertainment was repeated on Monday
night to another large and delighted and
pleased audience. II anything Prot, Frey
err was better than the first evening and he
was repeatedly recalled, and Miss Seals
surpasi 4 herself der vocal renditions
are almhs good. bat she won fresh la1feis
on Mbelay evening. Mr.. Dewitt Cole
and Mne Seals sang sweet duet A
q1artette, Messrs, Anderson, Granting,
Sanders and Smith, favored the audiance
with a rendition of couple of pieces.
"Sleigh Ride Symphony" by Orchestra of
local talent was alone worth the price of
admission. The concert was a musical
treat, and in this statement we believe that
eminent musical director, Prof "Skeet'
Green, will fully agree with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Ruede have returns
ed from Fernandina, Fla
Miss Pearl Simpson LETT ON the goth to
visit New Orleans and other places.
Marietta nov has two cigar factories run
on small scale--one by Mr.. Will King,
and the other by Mr. Charles Stubinger.
Mrs. Laura Payne, of Royston, Ca, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Chas Leard of this
city.
There is one store house IN town that is
occupied by three irms-a jeweler repair
er, cotton seed dealer and dealer in
eilverware. House rent falls lightly on
somebody's pocket.
The Exposition Committee will meet
next Friday, March 1st, at the Keunesaw
House, at $3.50 o'clock. All chairmen of
| subcommittee and ladies interested in
the work are invited to attend Several
new plans are to be discussed.
Col. R. T. Nesbitt, Stale Agricultural
Commissioner calls meeting of farmers,
manufacturers, merchants, bankers, me-
chanics. and workingmen of all classes, to
| assemble at the court house in Marietta on
| Tuesday the 9Th OF March. We trust our
citizens of all classes will see the impor>
lance of cooperating with Col Nesbitt
and attend this meeting. We are certain
that the purpose Sc: forth ought TO enlist
every one.
Have you ever noticed that the man
who's always telling you about the wop>
derous things he's done and what he is go>
ing to do, is loafDg at the present time,
his purse is burst fiat and wants your
loan to a flyer? Rave you ever noticed
that
0r. Tennent and family will moy ITO
the residense of Judge Hammett next
Monday. The Judge and his wife are
preparing to so to Texas Tor an Indefinite
stay.
Mr.. N. Costephens has returned from a
visit to his mother, near Adairsville. He
went there TO recuDerate after most
painful illness, and his friends are glad to
see him greatly improved.
Four or FIVE young men of this city are
going to try the operative housekeep>
ing" plan. They have rented two rooms
above the Marietta Bank, one 20 be used
for dining room, and the other for a
kitchen. They will employ man cook
who will have entire charge of the markets
ing, menues, etc. The expenses will be
divided pro>rata each month.