The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-09-02

MARRlED-August 25th, 1897. BY
Bnstian Smits, at the home of Mr.. NJ
Harvey, in Constantine, Mr.. Luther Il
Moore, of Marietta, Ga. and Miss L.
Harvey, o: Constantine. Mr.. and Mr.
Moore will make their home in Marietta
--Constaptine mich. Record. The brid,
and groom arrived in Marietta on lac
Friday evening and are stopping al tht
Marrow House. Mr.. Moore is one Of Ma
rietta's most Popular young men, esteemed
for his social qualities, courtesy and In
gritty, and is a well.known druggist.
:: = ride has been constant visitor IL
Marietta for a number CT years, and by
her charming personality and amiable
disposition has won many friends here
who are GLAD that her home is to be in the
Gem City. We extend our EARNEST con.
couple.
DIED.-Mr. Darwin E. Yale, aged 5;
years, died near Marietta, on last Sunday
evening ebout 7:45 O'clock. He had beer
sick with typhoid fever for some days, and
Dr. Cortelyou had gotten the fever broker
when heart failure ensued and death end
ed bis lie. The deceased came to Mari
eta this year from CanAon Falls, Mime,
ssta, and bought the Marietta Knitting
Factory and put It in operation. He was
the only living son OF Mr.. John Yale, Ct
this place, and his sudden death is to be
deeply deplored. He leaves wife aud
son, besides his aged parents. He was a
member of the Congregational church and
was maAof energy, integrity and intel.
ligence. Rev. ]. II. Patton, assisted BY
Rev. ]. W. Quillan, conducted the tuner,
al services Monday evening. The re,
mains were carried back 10 Cannon Falls
for interment, accompanied by his son,
Robert. We deeply sympathise with the
bereaved family.
While the churches in Marietta always
have good congregations, there are quite
a number of people. who never attend
church and fail to put themselves under
the influence Of the gospel. There are
church members who neglect attending re.
ligious services until they become cold
and Indifferent, and probably they will
not enter the church twice in a year.
"ForSake not the assembling OF yourselves
together
Buy School. Books at Legg's Drug Store.
Runaway horses are getting in their
work in Marietta here lately. Hardly a
week passes but what we have two or
three. The week opened up with one
eatly Monday morning A horse hitched
to wagon, left standing en- the square,
became frightened and passed on east side
of square and went out Atlanta street at
speed that defed the Aeetest foot.
Thesanecal services held morning and
night at the Methodist church last week
were largely attended, and the able and
earnest sermons delivered by Rev. J. w.
Quiiian were productive of great good.
l.e church members were fred with new
zea! and love. On Sunday morning five
persons were received by certificate and
four by profession OF faith.
Miss Cliff Alexander was married 10
Mr.. L W. Williams at Piedmont, Ala.
Thursday, Aug 26th. Mr.. Will Manning
of Marietta. was best man and Miss Flor
ence Hardin maid of honor. Miss Alex.
ander is the daughter Of Nj N. A. Alex.
ander, formerly Of Cobb county.
Miss Idora Bobo, aged 20 years, daugh-
ter OF Photographer Bobo, OF Roswell,
committed suicide Friday evening by tax.
ing ten grains of morphine, all because
her father refused to allow her to marry
Mr.. Byrd, of Cherokee county, TO whom
she was engaged.
Miss Ruth Evans, of Lagrange, is visit,
ing Mrs. W. D. Anderson. Jr. She is a
charming vocalist and gave fine rendi>
ton Of her powers al the Methodist church
Sunday night
Mr.. Joe P. Legg, OF the firm Of Lese
Bros, returned from New York last Thurs.
day morning, where he hougb. 1oxn,
stock of fall and winter goods.
Prof. Geo. F. Nolan, was expected in
city Tuesday to take part in Normal
class lectures this week, and. to be ready
for the opening Of the school next week.
A'religious service at the old Baptis.
Church on Sunday afternoon next at q
O'clock by the members of the Christian
church.
Mrs: Kate L. Manning and sons, viii,