The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-07-18

her anu iamlly, lelC 1ueSuity morning, Dy
NJ. d n. G. Railroad, special car, with
camp equipage, for ten days outing on
Hiawasse River, Tennessee, at Savannah
Farms. The party is composed in part
by Capt. Joyner and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Broyles Or. and Mrs. Johnson,
Charles Northen, Frank Lester, A. l..
Kontz and Will Hill of Atlanta, Misses
Mollie and Adele Setze Miss Sellie Camp,
Miss Susie Buttolph, Miss Fannie Glover,
Miss Addie Winters, Chip Seize, and 9TH
ers whose names were not obtained
See US sure before you buy pump from
the pump peddlers. DoBBs l. Bro.
Some of the young people of the Meth>
odist church have become greatly enthus~
ed with the idea of a new building. De-
string to begin fund for that purpose at
once, they held dime club at the resi-
dence OF Judge Sessions, on last Friday
evening. The lawn was beautifully illumi-
mated by chinese lanterns and white dress.
es Swallowed by darker forms were con.
spicuous on rustic benches betokening
tete>a-tetes. An interesting program was
enjoyed and refreshments were served
after which the crowd dispersed feeling
the evening success.
We sell better pumps at much lower
prices than can be bought from the ped>
oilers. DoBBs 81 Bro.
Rev. L. N. Stanton, OF Atlanta, and
Rev. D. C. Brown, are conducting a tent
meeting on Roswell road, about two miles
from town, near Mr.. VIII Frey residence.
Mr.. Stanton is very able and learned
preacher He has done Missionary work
in California, and travelled all over Pales,
tine. The attendance upon the meetings
have been very good.
DIED.-Alice, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. P. Stephens died on last Mons
day morning, after lingering illness of
many weeks. 1t was bright and beautls
full child and its untimely demise carries
sorrow to many hearts. We tender our
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Mr. c. NJ. Gere, late of Florida, formerly
of Pennsylvania, has leased the Elmwood
Hotel and is now in charge. Mr.. Gere
has a wife and two daughters, and we wel>
come them 10 the city, and trust under his
management the Elmwood will be literally
patronized.
We desire to tender our sincere thanks
TO the good people of our community Tor
their valued assistance anG kindness ren>
dered during the sickness OF our little
daughter. Such attention as they have
given during our sad bereavement, will
ever be remembered by us with the deepest
gratitude. Mr. & MRS. c. P. STEPHENS.
HANDS WANTED.-Girls and Bows and
some women and men, wanted at the
Marietta Canning Factory, which will be
started up about the 10th inst. Parties
desiring work will leave their names and
addresses at the store of Mr. Bill Hanes,
where all necessary Information can he
obtained.
Col. c. H. Griffin contemplates moving
to Marietta to engage in the practice of
law.-Roswell Banner. Col Griffin is
here and we welcome him to the city. he
has an Office with Motley & Morris.
Mr.. John A. Manget has placed us un-
der obligations to him for some very large
tomatoes. As market gardener he is a
success
The Seventh Georgia Regiment holds
its annual reunion at Dallas, Ga next
Saturday. Round tylp from Atlanta one
dollar.
All chairmen Of committees and all la.
dies interested In Exposition work are
urged to attend the meeting at Kennesaw
House, Friday 10Th at 4 clock.
Mr.. Will d, Nesbitt is at home from
West Point, Miss, for few days
The new machinery is being placed in
the new electric plant.