The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-08

iting her sister, Mrs. r. N. Holland.
Mrs. Little returned from New Yorl
last Saturday
Mr.. G. A. Lilly was here visiting his
daughter last Sunday.
Mr. T. H. Hunt, telegraph operator
is now at Blue Ridge.
Miss Ethel Hardeman is about well
from her recent spell of fever
| Miss Addie McClatchey has returned
| from her visit to Roswell.
Mrs F. N. Graves, of Atlanta, spent
Saturday with Mrs. D. f. McClatchey
Mr. John Granting, of Atlanta, Wis
tied his fathers family here Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Pilgrim is visiting in
kennesaw this week.
Mrs. W. d. Anderson, ST., has return
ed from her visit to Atlanta.
| Monday was Labor Day and we Ia
bored" all day.
| Mr.. Noah Stewart says he ate fine
watermelon recently that had only
one seed in it.
Mr.. Robert Nesbitt, of Birmingham,
Ala, spent Sunday here with his pa
rents.
Miss Ruby Smith, who has been sick
for some time, we are glad to learn, is
much better
Mr.. X. W. Gable, a very aged citizen
who is sick a. his son-in-law's Mr.
Will Cox, is some better.
| Master Warren Thompson is now
checking freight at the w & A. depot
He is a bright youth and will do well
Mrs. James E. Dryer, of Atlanta, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs Sanges, her,
Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Jervey now has position il
w. d A. K. r. Office in Atlanta, bu
will continue to reside in our city
Mrs. Jesse Mackey and two children
of Holly Springs, who have been visit
ing relatives here, have returned home
i. Mr.. w. d. Anderson, who has beer
visiting his family here, is off on anoth
er drumming tour.
Mr. W. E. Crockett was out in tow
on his clutches last Saturday for tn,
first time since his return home.
Misses Katie Anderson and Euls
Manning have returned from a visit t.
Conyers.
| Col Moultrie M Sessions made a
business trip to Knoxville Friday eve
ming, returning Saturday.
Mr.. w G. Keebler, the efficient and
genial superintendent uf the Knitting
Mills, spent Saturday in Atlanta.
Mrs. W. G. Nash who, for the past
two weeks, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Ruff. at Nickajack, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Cleo Cason, who visited her sis
ter, Miss Myrtice Cason, here last
week, has returned to her home in
Calhoun.
Mrs. I. A. McClung and children
who have been at Mrs. Mamie Lacy's
here, left Friday evening for their
home in Knoxville.
i. Mr.. John Sheehan has resigned as
foreman of Marietta Chair Company to
go to Chicago to accept another situa-
ton. His brother also goes to Ohio.
Mr.. F. j. Poer, in charge of the Gun
ningham Nurseries at this place, left
Saturday for West Point, Ga, to be
gone week or more
Mrs Virginia Gibbes, one of the Gem
City's" brightest young ladies, left
Saturday for Atlanta, where she enters
as a student Washington Seminary.
Our soldiers have Remembered the
Maine; ;" now you remember the jour
NAL by paying that bill you owe us.
We need the money.
Mr.. Ned Tedcastle, of Nashville,
stopped over few hours Saturday af-
ternoon, the guest Of one of his young
lady friends.
Miss Make Barron, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Lucy Barron,
for the past few weeks, returned to her
home in Gainesville Sunday.
Mr. Cliff Dobbs returned Saturday
from Tallulah Falls after ten days
absence He and his family travelled
about 100 miles in hacks through the
mountains of Northeastern Georgia,
from one point to another, enjoying the
scenery and country life, staying one
night at one place, and the next night
at another. His family is now at Dab
lonega, visiting Prof Stewards family
A firm at Canton had car load of
buggies unloaded and set up here by
Wash Mcmillan this week. There
were thirty buggies in all, and ten OF
them were tied together to two-horse
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