The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-08-22
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and Chr0nicled
for Our Readers.
81 90 tor 2 quart Mason Jars a. Reeds.

MISS huth 1lnsley, OF Macon, Is visiting
Mrs Fl. E. Rees, in Marietta.
For Notwithstanding rooms. APP
ply at No. 800, Cherokee street
United they stand, divided they fall
business and advertising.
Mr.. J. T. N. HARE visited Lexington
and Athens last week.
Miss May Gober returned to her home
in Atlanta Sunday.
Miss Anna Shelman,..of Savannah, has
Joined the family at the Duuwody Houses.
Scots per dozen for quart Mason Jars at
Reeds.
Mr.. John Cheney has returned to the
city
Mrs John Jet an6 children, of Atlanta,
are visiting MIR. N. E. Williams family.
Mrs. ]. S. Stewart and children are on
two weeks visit to Oxford, Ga.
Rev. G. S. Tumlin, of LAGRANGE, was in
the city Tuesday. He has accepted call
to Brennan, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge have returned to
Marietta after pleasant trip through the
Southern states.
DR.. and Mrs. Cortelyou returned home
from Cumberland Island Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Minerva McClatchey. OF Chatta-
nooga, is visiting her uncle, Mr. d. F.
McClatchey.
Fruit Jars to close the season at scot
for quarts and $l.00 for two quart Mason
Jars at Reeds Grocery.
An all day singing at Kinks Chapel ON
Saturday, August 3lst. Everybody in>
vited, and bring well filled baskets.
MARRIED.-Rev. Mr.. Ayers, of Atlanta,
was married to Miss Mamie Bedford, of
this place, last week.
Miss Hattie Bott, Of Chattanooga, is
visiting Misses Blanche and Laura Me-
Collum.
Miss Susie May Wallace, who has been
spending the past few weeks at Mt. Eagle
Tenn, returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. Campbell Wallace leaves in few
Gays for the North, where he goes for the
benefit of his health
All chairmen and the members of the
Exposition committees are requested to
meet a: Kennesaw parlors Friday at 4
o'clock.
D. B. Parks having bought haiti interest
in D. L. Bakers Beet Market, on Wash>
ington Avenue, opposite the court house
where we will keep the best of meats at the
market prices for beef cattle and hides.
BAKER & PARKS.
The Oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P
Stephens had the misfortune the other day
to turn bowl of hot water over on itself
scalding its breast very badly.
Mr.. Wat Barrett is seriously sick with
typhoid fever at his home in this place
He has been married just little over two
weeks.
Mrs. Mollie Herndon, of Fernandina
Fla, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
d. Reude, here on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
DR.. Brims sermons at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday were characterized
for ability and force. His visits to Ma
rietta have been productive OF good
Mr.. J. M. Reed, of Middleton, showed us
some Ives grapes Tuesday, four lunches
to the branch, a very fine and delicious
grape and SURPRISING any we have seen.
He will have the Ives and Concord vines
tor sale this fall. Be sure to get some,
Mr.. r. L. Northcutt gave hop at the
Armory last Monday evening, introducto>
ry to the opening of his dancing class.
The Armory was crowded and all seemed
to be enjoying the occasion.
DR.. D. Z. Buttolph, of Marietta, passed
through this city last Friday enroute to
Clifton Springs, N. Y. where he goes for
his health which has been so bad of late
that he has had to give up preaching
Calhoun Citizen
Capt. W. j. Hudson has succeeded in
getting the plan of the Confederate ceme-
terry, locating the graves and a list Of the
names Of the dead heroes who sleep there.
Capt. Hudson is in earnest about getting
the Confederate cemetery in good shape,
and we hope our entire people will cosop-
crate with him.
Cobb County Fair opens September 3rd,
4th and 9th, at the race track near Mariet>
ia 1t promises to be one of the largest
and most creditable fairs ever held in the
county. The premium list is a splendid
one. the races will be first class. Some
celebrated Tennessee and North Georgia
horses will be entered. You don't want to
MICS attending the fair. Be on hand.