The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-06-18

ed in marriage, June 10, 4 o'clock p. M,
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Huggard. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. 81. Patton. It was quiet
wedding, only the relatives and few Of
the more intimate friends were present.
After the ceremony the party was ushered
into the dining room, and for sn hour en-.
joyed delightful repast. Then q few
goodbye kisses. mingled with tears, inter-
spersed now and then with a shower Of
rice, and tie bridal party was off for the
6:45 train, via Atlanta, over the Georgia
Central to. Savannah, b. steamer Kansas
City TO New York, by rail to Crookston,
Minnesota, the home of the or DOM. Mr..
Stone is man of find physique. gentle
nature, pleasant manners, possessing all
the requisites ola good husband. The
bride is young woman of marked intel
lgence. beauty and refinement, endowed
with all the qualities of loving, affection
ate wife. May peace and happiness reign
in their home, and may their future life be
crowned with abundant success.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson received this
week one of the prett.est vehicles ever
seen in this city. It is trap" with
all the latest Improvements, folding seats.
side entrances, etc.. and was made TO order
for Mr.. Anderson by the Columbus CO.,
Buggy Co. The painting is very fine,
and altogether the trap is a paragon Of
beauty.
One of the sweetest and prettiest girls
In Marietta, on last Monday. presented the
editor with bouquet Of Maguolias, their
snowy petals and rich perfume finding a
counterpart in the purity of her character
ana tile sweetness of her disposition.
When she gets married. our pen will be
exerted to write the best notice we can of
the event
The Waste Factory building has been
completed and the adjustments and CON-
nections of the machinery will soon be
made and then everything viii be in full
blast. The paper mill plant, the waste
factory and the water works under one
management makes big thing for Mari
eta.
New arrivals at the NARROW House are
Mrs Bokum, Miss Bokum, Ms Scudder. OF
Fort Meade, Fla. Mr. Moore, of franklin,
Ky, Mrs Copelin and three children, Miss
Copelin of Eufaula, Ala, Mrs E R Hanson
OF New York city.
Mr. Joseph Paige writes from Toledo.
Ohio, that his wife stood the journey ikst
rate, and has improved enough to sit in a
chair on the porch as mnch as two hours
at the time.
Mr.. Price, OF Kennesaw, was in the CITY
Monday looking for house to move here.
He had the misfortune to have bis store
house aid goods destroyed by fire on FRI
day night last. No insurance.
Col Stars parrot at the Kennesaw
House talks and laughs with yolubiIity.
1t is one of the best trained birds in the
country.
Be it known to all Republicans and to
citizens of Cobb county, of whatever DO
litical parties, that adjourned meeting for
completing organization of COBB County
American Protective Tariff League will
be held IN court room, Marietta, at eleven
o'clock in forenoon of Thursday, June 80,
1896. 1t is earnestly desired that attend
ance be haG from each voting precinct,
that Executive Committee may be named.
WELLS WHITMoRE, Chairman.
THos. B. IRWIN. Secretary.
NoTICE.-The Hirsch Store and Wares
house viii! be sold at auction, to the highest
bidder on the first Tuesday in July, before
the Court House door at 10 o'clock sharp.
Terms one third cash balance one, two and
three years at 5 per cent interest. purchaser
to take bond for title, or pay cash and take
deed. For any other information apply to
MRS. R. HIRscH.
CARD OF THANKs.-During my wife's
sickness and death, my neighbcrs were so
kind and unremitting in their a:tentions,
take this method of returning TO them
my heartfelt gratitude and thanks.
j. R. GMGGs.
Mr.. Frsnk Freyer and Mr.. Stewart
Gibbes and brother left Wednesday Tor
Savannah, enroute to New York, and will
rest from their studies for awhile.
Mr.. G NJ McElreath informs us that it
was mistake about no primary election
being held in Lost Mountain district. He
held it and was SO returned.
Mrs f N Graves and her charming
daughter, Miss Mary, of Atlanta, are visit
ing Mrs Newt Heggie and Miss NARROW
Mrs. Charles Leard and children are Wis,
ting relatives in Hart county.
Miss Ethel Heggie and Mr. Newt Heggie
of Augusta ale at the NARROW House.
Mr. R D Northcutt, Of Ocala, Fla, arrived
Monday night to spend the summer.
July 4th, 1896, is the date on
L.. Al