The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

III
Mr.. and Mrs G. B, Ray. of Atlanta, are
visiting Mrs. 7. 4. Bussey.
Mr.. ]. Gid Morris has gone TO Nashville
to attend the bic race horse sale.
Mrs. F. NJ. Truslow, who has been on d
ten days visit to Savannah returned
home Tuesday, N
The colored public school closing exer.
cises take place at Rogers Hall Monday
night
Miss Della Kitchens returned To- Der
home in Aiken, s. c.. on Tuesday
companied by her aunt, Mrs N WI Il
who will visit her sister in Aikins
When fakirs want to make ID lI?
people, they resort to methods Ii cure
ills that flesh is heir 70. There are di1
healers, so called, and there are de1
swindlers truly called. -
The University Extension Cent
hol1 its meeting on Friday afternoQz
o'clock at Locust Lodge; also on =
lowing Friday evening at p. m. Ae n
same place. The lesson begins the 3F
book, with the first six pages.
The members Of the Methodist churcG
have decided to build new church and 4
soliciting committee has been appointed
to secure subscriptions, composed of the
following gentlemen: r N Holland, W
NJ Mckenzie, G A Guyton, d W Blair, y
F McClatchey and w L Sessions.
The sui: OF 7. P. Aston against Insnr-
ance companies was non-suited In Cobb
Superior court, was carried to Supreme
court and there reversed and new trial
granted. The attorneys for Mr. Alstor
were J. z. Foster, E Faw and c. D Phil
lips The case has since been compro'
missed and settled.
The ladies of the Memorial Association
tender their thanks to the HcNeel Marble
Company for the marble steps which THU
company so generously donated to the
Confederate Cemetery. and also to the
band which helped TO furnish music during
the exercises on Memorial Day. The fol.
lowing subscriptions are also acknowledge
ed with many thanks Mr.. and Mrs. r.
N. Holland IS 90; Mr. w. J. Brannon
Atlanta, So. 90; Mrs Eliza Emmons $500
Miss Relen Rogers $100. The last two
were handed Miss Nettie kirkpatrick sew
eral years ago when a movement was
started to raise a fund for purchasing
headstones. Mrs. Emmons' was the first
voluntary subscription to the cause Miss
Kirkpatrick has kept this money in trust
until the present effort to reclaim the Gem
etery was made. The other subscriptions
on the list in charge of Mrs. H. d. Me-
CutcLeon and Mrs. ]. d White we're never
paid. MRS. X. T. NEsBIrT, President.
Prot J. M. York will not be at Olive
Springs next Sunday as was stated in the
Journal, last week, but will attend the
General Meeting at Smyrna.
The Union Singing Of the Concord Mu-
steal Convention will be held at SorrelI
Springs church, two miles south OF Lost
Mountain, first Sunday in June and Set-
urday before. j. M. York, President
A few of Miss Dykers' selected pupils
gave concert Of instrumental music at
Kennesaw House parlors on lest Tuesday
nigh: week. The following is the program
Piano Duet, Poet and Peasant. Misses
Dykers and Williams Violin Solo, Ser.
anade by Newell Mr.. George Turner
Piano Solo, Meditation. by Paosi, Miss
Marie Leake Mandolin Solo, Espsnita,
Misv-asssses Piano Solo, Grind Fantasia,
Norma, Miss Williams Violin Solo,
Rondo, by Kulari Mr. Phil Pomeroy ;
Trio, Lucl eta, Borgia. First and Second
Violin and Piano, Misses Dykers and
Williams and Mr.. pomeroy Piano Solo
Storm Rondo, by Steibelt. Miss Dykers.
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