The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-07-18
MARIETTA MATTERS,
Geographically Penciled for JOurma
Readers.

Rev j. A. Burtz will teach New Hope
school.
Miss Emmie Stewart, of Oxford, is visit
ng her brother, Prof. j. S. Stewart
Miss Matte Glenn, of Atlanta is in the
city.
Miss Mamie White Of Roswell, is visits
ing Miss Lizzie Brown, OF this place.
Mr.. C. NJ. Crosby, after pleasant visit
to New York, has returned home.
FoR RENr-Eight room house. Terms
cheap. Z. W. FREY.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. 7. W. Florence, a
fine girl
Miss Alma Crenshaw. of Montgomery,
Ala, who has been visiting Miss Mabel
Cortelyou, left Monday for her home.
Miss Jennie McCord, who has been visits
ing Mrs. J. M. Brown, left Tuesday for her
home in Augusta.
Misses Cora Cheney and Emma Lyon,
left Wednesday on visit to Piedmont and
Jacksonville Ala.
Mrs. G. Il. Keller and boys left last
Monday for Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where
they will spend next siz weeks.
For SALE-One good horse.
E. W. Frey.
Some very fine Red Astrocan apples,
ripens from 1st June to Ist of August,
have been left with us by Mr.. Gid Morris.
MariGtta is a city of beautiful shade
trees. Every street nearly is lined with
them.
To see the Elmwood Hotel open up
gives more pleasing and lively aspect
to the south side of town.
Mr.. J. P, Lawhon, of Tunnel Hill, Ca,
is visiting bis son, Mr.. R. E. Lawhon, of
this place.
Editor Walker, of Acworth, and Stenog~
"apher Walker, his brother, were in the
city Thursday.
Mr.. John 7. Brantley has been spending
the past two weeks at Brunswick and Gums
berland Island.
Miss Ada Goss, of Bowman, Ga, is WIS.,
iting her grandparents, DR.. aud Mrs.
GosS.
Master Henry N. Anderson, of Waxa-
hachie, Texas, is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. W. P. Anderson.
Go to Bakers market for beef at l0cts
per pound.
Youths all wool suits, l 4 to Is, for 1915
worth IS Is at Hirschs.
The State Agricultural Association meets
at Cumberland Island on the 18th, 18th
and 18th of August.
The sale of the Marietta & North Geor.
gia Railway is advertised to be sold Au~
gust 10th.
Messrs L. Black & Son have Mr.. At
kins' new house nearly completed on At
lanta street.
While people see your name constantly
in the paper they begin to think they know
you and it is but short step from ac>
quaintance to patronage.
DlED--Faanie, the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs q Joyner, died in Atlanta
last Friday. The remains were brought
to Marietta for interment
Mrs. George K. Sanges mas left with US
some very large onions, some raised from
sets and some from seeds. She made a
fino crop.
Twelve convicted prisoners were carried
to the chaingarg from here Monday, as the
result of the snort session Of The Cobb Su.
perior Court.
Milier's Preserving tablets 25cts, guar
anteed TO save any kind OF trait even in
open vessels for sale at Palace Drug
Store only.
The Journal is disposed to help any
movement that will help Cobb county. Let
US work to keep every interest Of the coun-
ty to the front.
MIR. Harry HUMPHREYS left Saturday tor
Savannah with view of getting employ
ment. We wish him great success, but re-
greet his departure. We since learn that
Mr. Charlie Barker accompanied him.
One dollar gets the MARIETTA JOURNAL
tor one year, 50 cents for six months, and
70 cents for three months. Come in and
subscribe.
Mr.. c. E. Henderson was called to
North Carolina last week to embalm Mrs.
Jennyss, who was killed by her husband
while she was in the company Of Mr.. VIII
kinson who was warned to stay away.
The North Atlanta district conference
is IN session at Birmingham this week.
Rev A. c. Thomas, Mr.. NJ, NJ. Sessions,
and Col. w r, Power are in attendance.
Mr. Gid Morris has lett with US thirty.
eight apricots on bunch eight inches
long. 1t is remar kable growth We are
also under obligations to him for some
very nice apples.