The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-04-15
lIrE MAX, a stranger. was
re ground near a branch


an days ago. He was. .dele-
Sick with pneumonia fever. he
he'd to Mr.. James Haney's. who
DR.. Nolan and gave the sick man
teption. He grew rapidly worse
gts day and on Saturday alter
dfeds. During soma lucid inter-
. stated shat he had been here about
fek and had done soma work for Mr.
re FFey He gave .his name as
Kelley. and stated shat his father,
3. Dr. Kelley. lived IN Shines, Grant
1pty. Indiana. de said that he had
rofhefs ANDREW and E. ]. Kelley,
bat Fitzperald. Ca After his death,
selegiah wasgsent to Fitzgerald, but his
pthers conld not lie located Our citi>
seoptributed money! give The strang-
pt BURIAL. kndson Sunday after
holy was placed at rest in the
NJ, Rev.J. W. Quillian of;ci>
funeral Kind hands placed
DIVERS upon his grave. Although
be was not without friends.
Of Cur ladies visited him and
Ted kindly offices. Mr. and Mrs.
eY took him in, and performed the
bd Samaritan act, that will bo recorded
eagen
laatED-On Wednesday. the 18th
Af the residence of the brides par
Mr, and Mrs. z. o. McLain, at their
FonntIy home, Mr.. George 7. Wilson and
Miss Luella Mae McLain, Rev. J. H.
Patton officiating. The attendants were
MI. John Wilson and Miss Idelle Collins :;
Mr., r. Seize and Miss Carrie Massey.
There was quite crowd present to witness
this happy event. The groom ia an en-.
gineer on the A. K. & N. Railroad. and is
e sen OF the late Capt. J. M. Wilson. He
IL most excellent young man and num-
|pcrs his friends by the score The bride
very popular and beautiful young
10y, possessing those qualifications of
Fad and hesrt thai will make happy the
Pie OF the gentlemanly groom with whom
khe has linked her destiny. The happy
couple left on the evening train for Char
lotte, N Q. to pay visit to the sister of
the groom, Mrs. 3. R. Walton. The
JOURNAL extends its sincerest congratu>
iations and best wishes
Rev. j. W. Quilian preached the an.
nual sermon to the Marietta Rifles on last
Sunday morning. The Rifles, under COM
mand OF Capt s. V. Sanford were out in
uniform, full force. lacking about four
members 1t was fine body of young
men and they showed up to good adysn-
tage The church had the largest con-
gregaton present we have seen in many a
day. and chairs had to be brought in to
seat the crowd. Rev. Mr. Quillian's text
was Fight the good fight of faith" 1t
waS a most excellent discourse. and was
by some as being the best
sermon they ever heard. 1t was a. sermon
calculated to do great good and was en>
Dyed by all present.
1t is indeed lamentable fact that the
'ast majority of our children find but few
,ood books. in their homes adapted to
heir wants. Parents frequently manifest |
upreme Indifference toward this irhpor-
an: element in childs education and !
nless the teacher comes to the rescue by !
eading them away from pernicious books,
craving appetite is soon formed for ex-
iting and sensational literature that will
itiate the taste, weaken the mind, and
pjure the character of our boys and girls.
act us have well>selected library in our
chool, the gift of the citizens to the chill
rem, brighten more homes and do more
God than anywhere else. What do our
athers and mothers say?
1t is with pleasure that we announce the
carriage OF Mr.. Charles McGhee Niles, OF
Riverside" and Miss Elizabeth Barton.
1 Georgia. Miss Barton belongs to one
4 the old and well known families OF
teorgia and is ;ES2rg lady of rare cul-
ure and refinement; she is of thg-eveerr-ssatss
nired southern type, having dark attrac.
i've eyes, and wealth of dark hair MIR.
Niles is the son of an old and honored |
amily of Tennessee and makes his home |
It Riverside" near Knoxville. 1t is !
me OF the old plantations which has done
% much in making southern hospitality |
'ye>wordY 1t was here that his mother
pent her girlhood and as Miss McGhee |
vas famous for her beauty and wealth. :
Knoxville Tribune. Mr. Niles is broth
II OF Mrs. j. T. M. H&ire, OF this place.
Mess-s. W. Jordan Black and Henry C. |
billiard, CT this place, have secured the
ontract to build the dormitory of the |
school in Atlanta, amounts
ng to about SIS, 900. Work has begun.
We congratulate these gentlemen on their
uccessful competition with Atlanta con-
raptorS