The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-02-06


son Holiday and Emme Alexander, all
colored. Mrs. Will Moore, white. who
lives on Locust street, was also arrested,
but as she had sick child was allowed to
go on her own recognizance. The trials
were set for Wednesday morning. Mayor
Blair has had Sc cret detective at work
here for several weeks and the evidence is
said to be complete against each one ar
rested.
1t makes US sad to say it but it is you
who have OWNED that it shall be said. We
have given you fair warning and some of
you have needed it not AS consequence
you will be deprived of the weekly visits Of
the JOURNAL after this week unless you
renew your subscription before the next
issue. We cordially invite all to do this.
1t pains US to have to part with any of
you, but in justice to ourselves and to
those subscribers who have paid we will
have it to do. We hope, however, to have
your renewal before the next issue.
DIED-At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Greer, Marietta. Ga, Jan. Both,
1896. Rose Marie Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. R. Brown, of Saginaw. Mich.
Miss Brown had been in New York for
i've months training her voice, and had
overtaxed her strength and came to visit
her friend, Mrs. Greer, for rest and recre.
alton, When she was seized with her last
illness. She was beautiful in person and
possessed many admirable traits OF char
acter. She readily made friends of most
people she met who were drawn to her by
her beauty, with and unusual mental endow
ments. Miss Brown had been well and
carefully educated in the best schools of the
country and possessed magnificent and
highly cultured contralto voice. But it
was 10 the home.circle, among her intimate
friends. that all the splendid qualities OF
her sweet womanly nature were seen at
their best. She was the ideal of her par.
ents, and had large number of friends all
over the country, who will hear of her
death with sorrow. Though she died aBaS
from home and her parents, everything
that kind and loving friends and the most
skillful physicians could do, was done for
her. Mrs. L. W. Virgins of this city was
a school, friend Of Mrs. Brown and their
| Friendship had only become the stronger
as the years had passed by. Her remains
were embalmed and carried to her old hons
for interment. The remains were accom-
panied as far as Cincinnati by Mr.. C. E..
Henderson. whnre they were met and
taken in charge by the father OF the young
lady. Mr. Henderson, the embalmer, re-
ceived letters stating that the body arrived
in perfect condition.
A most enjoyable affair, indeed, was the
tally.ho party given by the young gentle
men to the young ladies on Saturday Eight.
Mills McNeel held the ribbons over "the
four" with his proverbial modesty, while
Bclan Glover, Jr., oficiated as musical
director. Will Pomeroy and Jim Dun
woody acted as directors of field sports
which took place at the clubs grounds
near the Paige farm. Want CT space for
bids our mentioning Individually the parts
taken. but at any rate the ride was unani>
mously voted success. Among those on
board were Mr.. and Mrs. Mills McNeel,
Mr.. and MIS-. Morgan McNee, Misses
Armstrong, Barley, (Darien), Haskell,
(Chicago), Hunt, Manget, Reid, Cedar.
town., Roper, (Edgefeld, S. c. Trans
NELL, Sickles, Whitlock Messrs. Cheney,
Cole, Cortelyou, Dunwody, Freyer, Glover,
Leake, Pomeroy, Reynolds, Trammell,
Wellons.
There will be Valentine Party at the
residence of Col. L. N. Trammell, Friday,
Feb. 18th, ten cents admissial. 1t will
be an entertaining evening" as twenty-five
cents not only entities you to convsrsa~
ton with your future valentine" but re.
freshments also.
MARBIED--In Atlanta, January 9th,
Mr.. Lee Price, of Williamstown, Ky, and
Miss Georgia Bell Lay6eld. of Atlanta.
Mr.. Price is now ci' izen OF Marietta, at
work in Mr.. C. v Bostwick's barber shop.
Our best wishes
REMovAL-I have moved my Barber
Shop, up stairs, over Mr.. j. w. Harde~
mans store. have reprinted and re-
papered and fixed up first class parlo-
barber shop, and would. be glad to have
my old and new CUSTOMERS to call and see
me. +. T. ROGERS.