The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
WILD GEESE PASSED OVER TOWN.
Don't Go to Atlanta to TIade During
the Exposition. Spend Your Money
With Home Merchants.

Mr.. Fred Agricola, we regret to learn
is quite sick at his home in this place.
Mr.. Otto Agricola and family, of Gads-
den, Ala, are visiting his parents here.
Judge Fish, OF the Southwestern circuit,
is in the city.
Guyton Anderson are selling best
grades coal at bottom prices.
Mrs. E. F. Anderson is still quite sick
at her home in this place.
The foundation for DR.. Setze's new
house has been completed.
Dressmaking by Mrs. /. NJ Shugart,
Lemon street,
Rev. Mr.. Wood, from Iowa, preached at
the Baptist church last Sunday night.
A Pennsylvania boot black has struck
the city.
Mr.. Will D. Upshaw gave us pleasant
call Oh Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. D. A. Rodman and family, of Penn>
sylvania, have moved to our town aud oc>
cupy the Butler house on Atlanta street.
Remember that the Marietta JOURNAL lob
office will duplicate Atlanta job printing
in style, quality and price.
Parties throwing rubbish into the streets
or alleys are violating city ordinance, and
cases will be made.
There will be On all day singing at Sam
dy Plains next Sunday. Prot. J. Mooring
York will be there.
Rev. ]. b. Patton, preached three ser>
mons Sunday-two at his own church and
one at Smyrna.
Miss Myra McCrea lett last Thursday
for Davenport, lowe, where she goes to
enter College.
Messrs. McGinnis, Woodruff and San.
ford, OF Jacksonville, Ala, spent Sunday
afternoon in the city.
Prof. F. L. Freyer aud Mrs. John R.
Greer are expected home from Europe the
last OF the week.
Prof Sanford and wife have gone to
housekeeping in their cottage on Powder
Springs street.
Mr.. Jordan Black and family have NOV.
ed into the house next to the Dunwocdy
house.
Mr.. lde and daughter, of Columbus,
Ohio, visited his daughter, Mrs. l.. W.
Virgins, here this week.
Miss Mabel Hancock, of Virginia Is Wis.,
ting the family of her uncle, Mr.. H. L.
Hutchinson, in this CITY,
Miss Mallard, a daughter of TIE celebrat>
ed Presbyterian divine, of New Orleans, is
guest of her relative, Miss Lou Robarts.s
LosT-A lady's gold watch, double case
with the name Of DOVE Blair" engraved
in it. Liberal reward paid for it's return
to this Office.
A Chicago lady, Miss Milling has taken
board With Mrs. Draughn. She attended
the exercises at Chickamauga Park, also
the Exposition, and expresses herself as
highly pleased with all she has seen.
Mrs. B. d. Brantley and child, of Black.
shear, Ga, are at her mothers on Atlanta
street. Mr.. Brantley who accompanied
them to cur city returned the first of the
week
On last Sunday night, between IL and
II o'clock, flock of wild geese passed
over Marietta going South. This is said
to be an indication of the early advent of
cold weather. SO look out;
Rev. Mr.. Austin, of the South Georgia
Conference preached at the Camp Ground
last Sunday and will preach next Sunday
at Sandy Springs. He is relative of Mr..
J. N. Austin and Col. W. R. Power of this
place.
The ladies OF the Exposition committees
will hold their regular meeting at Kenne>
saw parlors on Friday, Sept, &c. All
parties to whom they are indebted for
packing, lumber. nails. &C., will please
present bills to Mrs. NJ. 6. Whitlock.
Mr. Palmer and family. of Tampa, Fla,
have rented Mr.. W. Z. Gramling's house
on Anderson street aud will make Mariet.
Ia their home. Mr.. Palmer is negotiating
for some property near Marietta. through
DIR. Springer, real estate agent.
The people OF this section haze all made
up their minds to attend the Atlanta Elk.
position. It. is the biggest thing the South
has ever inaugursted and worth going to
yea. We have been there and know
whereof we speak But, when you 90 be
sure to take a ride on Shooting the
Chutes."