The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-06-04
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.

' "a"Sy OooOS tnat caught
the eight pound eel, and not Mr., whorton.
Mrs. Webster Cole left Wednesday for
Illinois to visit her parents.
Mr.. I. W. Norwood, of Aus,ell, was in
Marietta Monday.
Shugart Salve made and sold by Mrs.
Kate Shugart.
Rev. ). K. G. Adams will preach q
Masonic sermon on the second Sunday in
June, l4th inst.
Horse cart and harness to exchange for
dry cattle Or mich cows. A. Armstrong
For SALE-Some fine fresh young cows.
M. A. MAYEs.
Or. Samuel D. Rambo left this week ON
an eight months visit to Brazil, where he
has property.
MrstH. I. Cook and her daughter, Miss
Manic, left last Monday for their home in
Toledo, Ohio:
The Cobb County White Teachers In.
stitute will be held Jnne 1919 inst An
teachers are required to attend
w. K. Power, Commissioner.
The Peabody Normal and Colored
Teachers Institute will open June 9Th
inst. let all the colored teachers be pres
emit at the opening OF the session.
W. 4. Power, Superintendent.
Miss Tucker, of Atlanta, will be present
at the Epworth League next Friday night
at the Methodist church, and give an in
teresting talk on the work of the League.
Miss Marion Atkinson left this week,
accompanied by Miss Ida Hunt, ON visit
to Comden comfy. Brunswick and ST.
Simons Island.
Nj. Ellington York, or Atlanta was in
tewn this week. he has been visiting Mr..
Jack Delk in the country. who is in a very
low state Of health.
The Epworth League will hold q bust.
ness meeting for the election OF officers at
the Methodist church Friday, June 9Th.
A full attendance is desired.
A coschwhip snake, FIVE feet and seven
inches lQpg. was killed by Mr., Heck Davis
at Cox's marble yard on last Monday
morning.
Messrs. L. Black'& Son have bought the
row of brick tenement houses, on Atlanta
street, adjoining their shop. from Mrs.
STRIPPING, for 1885, The buildings are
being torn down, and the lot for the press
ent will be used as lumber yard.
II you want to see the Dish Washer
clean dishes, 90 to W. S. Dodgen's board
ing house at'110 Roswell street. at 6 30 o.
M, 1890 and &. m. The Washer. is
used all the time.
Prot. Geo. F. Nolan left Wednesday
morning for Monroe, where he will deliver
an address before the Institute. He then
will visit his parents and later Cumberland,
to attend the Georgia Teachers Associa-
ton.
The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society, of
the Methodist church, will meet Thursday
afternoon, at o'clock, at Mrs. s. A.
Anderson's residence. A full attendance
is urged, as business OF Importance is to
be considered.
LosT-On last Wednesday afternoon,
probably on Atlanta street, covered book,
with name within, DR.. 0. L. Logan.
Finder will be repaid for his trouble by
leaving the same at this Office.
Next Saturday is the day for you to vote
in the Democratic primary held in each
precinct in Cobb county to nominate State
house officers and Congressman. Go
out and vote and say who you want. Tell
your neighbor.
There will be services in the Presbyteri-
an church this Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. A trial sermon by Mr.. John NJ
Mecelin of Dalton young Princeton stu-
dent, who will be licensed to preach. The
public invited.
Judge John w. Maddox while here last
Saturday subscribed for one share in the
Cobb County Fair. He said that the peo-
pie OF this county had been kind 10 him
and he felt that it Vas his duty to help in
such a good enterprise.
Mr.. Moultrie M. Sessions has bought
that par: of the Glover grove inside the
corporate limits, adjoining the city ceme-
te:y, paying 1000 for the same. He will
form stock company, charter applied for,
and lay it off in avenues ands lets, for
cemetery purposes.
the Tucker store house. occupied by
Mr.. NJ. r. Lyon, was bought at public sale
Tuesday by Mr.. J. W. Hardeman for g.
500. He also bought Two vacant lots in
the rear, one for 1925 and one for $780,
Mr.. J. 81. Bate bought the balance OF the
vacant lot for 1926. The farm was sold to
Mr.. w E. Gilbert for $l5l.
The Hirsch residence was bought in
Tuesday by Mrs. Hirsch for So, 10000 also
lot Nos l, 2, for 1917. The corner lot was
bought by the Baptist Church for $lOO5 !;
the next lot by Prof s. V. Sanford for
5000, and the next by Mr.. Joe P. Legg for
%S20. Tho 1of uayt t0 hv'o Ohio: =