The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-05-21
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
WILL MYERS WAS NOT CAUGHT,
The Infant Child of Mr.. T. W. Glover
Died Saturday. Other Items
Of News Noted.

Loeusts have appeared in this county
again.
Mrs. Katie Anderson is gate sick at
her home in this place.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Joseph
Paige is much better.
The Epworth League will meet at the
Methodist Church Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
Mr.. Will Matthews and Miss Ludie Me-
Lain visited friends in Acwor:h last Sum
day.
w. 81. Fox & Co., Headquarters for ex>
IRA fine Bermuda Onions and Caacker
Jack.
Bishop Nelson will preach at the Epis~
copal Church next Sunday morning and
administer the rite OF confirmation.
Rev. A. G. Thomas is at Social Circle
this week, assisting Rev. J. L. Moon in
a prctracted meeting.
Rev. J. II. Patton and wife spent last
week in Savannah. There was no preach>
ing at that church On last Sunday.
We have lot OF fine stove wood for sale.
We will deliver it, or sell it TO parties, and
let them haul it.
The BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
q Miss Alma Kolheim left last Monday
TO visit friends in New York and YER
mont. She will be absent several months.
Mr.. J. II. Bste has bought the McCutch.
con residence. from Mr.. Butler, on Atlanta
street, and viii make that his residence.
Miss Alyce Wildman, formerly of this
city. who is attending the Tuscaloosa
tAla.) Female College, graduates from
that institution on June. g.
Col. R. N. Holland is building a nice
cottage on street leading from Kennesaw
Avenue near Mr.. Moultrie Sessions resi-.
depce.
Democrats, on Saturday, the 9th ofJune,
you 60 to your precincts and vote to nom
mate State House officers and Congress-
man.
W. II. Fox & Co., Headquarters for
Strawberries, English Peas and New Irish
Potatoes. 60
Prof. j. NJ. York will conduct ab all
. day singing at Shady Grove Church She
ifth Sunday in this month. All good
singers and others invited.
Mr.. Maurice Hirsch has returned from
New York. His arm is some better.
Two pieces Of bone had to be taken out.
Mr.. Sam Hirsch will be here Saturday.
DR.. Stanton, who has been visiting his
daughter Mrs. TW. Read of this place,
has returned to his home at Warrenton
Georgia.
The Parsonage Home aud Mission So
oie:y Of the Methodist Church will meet al
the residence of Mr. w. E. Gilbert on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
DIED.-Miss Georgia Hills died of con-
sumption at Mrs. Haynes on last Tuesday
night. Her body was carried to- her old
home Georgetown, KY, for interment.
She was most estlmable young lady and
her death is deeply regretted.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
picnic Saturday afternoon at z o'clock at
Jovner's grove. Members and friends OF
he Sunday School are requested to meet
al the church promptly OF o'clock for the
start.
SrRAYED from Palace Stables might OF
fire. one bay mare, years old, l6 hands
high, black name and tail, white feet
name hangs on left hand side of neck,
white spot in forehead. Liberal reward
paid for any information or return to
Brady & Miller's stables, Atlanta, Ga.
Custom House. D. W. DUNCAN,
Mr.. Campbell Wallace, who has been
confined 70 his home sick for some time
was carried to Atlanta Monday, with the
view that a change might be restful and
helpful.
A Republican Protective Clab was or.
gained on Saturday, the 10th, by eIecting
Capt Wells B. Whtmore, Chairman, and
Thos B. Irwin, Secretary The mass
meeting for that date was postponed until
June 30th.
Mr.. Bob Hicks, who works at Mr.. W. E.
Granting s carriage shop, had red hot
piece of iron to fall on the instep of bis
100; Monday, which cut an artery, bleed,
ing profusely. DR.. Malone gave the need
ed attention.
Capt. W. ]. Hudson announces himself
candidate for Ordinary in this issue, sub.
ec: to the votes Of the people at the gen.
eral election in October. Capt. Hudson
is we'll known to our people and is capable
OF flling the Office.