The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-18

"CCA ~ os HOb very sIculuiicIdtiNc.
Miss Jessie Reynolds retured Thurs
day from Monteagle, Tenn.
Phone ll9is the place 80 get your
feed.
Miss Julia McCulloch has returned
from her visit to Atlanta.
Engineer W.T.. Garwood is building
fine residence in Blue Ridge
Quick delivery service at
McCLATcHEy' s.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. stewart,
a fine girl.
Mr.. Fl. O. McGriff. Of Smyrna, has
moved to 146 Mills street, Atlanta.
Miss Rebecca Ruan, Of Macon, is Wis
iting in the city.
Please call I19.
Mr.. w. E. Swanson and family, of
Savannah, are at Mr.. H. A. Barnes
for the summer.
Mrs. L. E. Moore returned to the
city last week from her visit to her pa
rents in Constantine, Mich.
Delicious boiled ham (ready for the
table, at MoCLATcHEY's.
Miss Hattie Whitlock, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. w. Roper in Bridge
port, Ala, has returned home.
Mr.. w. T. Mosher is building in the
rear of his store bake oven and will
run bakery.
WooD.-Leave orders for dry oak or
pine wood, or stove wood, at p t.
Hamby's store. Full measure and
prompt delivery.
Mr.. Felix Dunwody, of Macon, after
pleasant visit to the family of Mrs. H !.
A Dunwody, has returned home.
Work on the Presbyterian chapel, by
the contractor, Mr.. @. E. Henderson,
is progressing.
Mr.. Joe Hiscox, of Atlanta, spent
several days last week with his friend
Mr.. Charley Granting.
ebLiO or AiN1. ny HibitdtlOii,
Hon. As. Clay viii speak at Lost
Mountain, Saturday afternoon, 10Th
inst, at three O'Clock. All. Invited.
Mr.. W. F. Roesel has bought his
fathers bakery and will keep it up in
first class style. His parents will move
back to Atlanta.
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MARRIED--I4ast Friday night, Mr..
IItts5fsarles p. Haraess to Miss Jennie
Lance, Rev J H. Patton officiating
All of this city
Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese-fresh
daily-at MoCLAToHEY's.
Mrs. James Ridgeway and children,
Messrs. Robert and Walter and Miss
Matte, of Sand Mountain, Ala, are
guests of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Gar
trell
Call phone 119 for Corn, Oats, HAY.
Bran, neal, Hulls and Stock Feed at
lowest prices, quality considered.
/. II. SPRINGER.
Rev. Sam Jones will hold his usual
series of meetings at his tabernacle in
Gainesville, beginning on Friday night,
September 49, The meeting will last
only seven days.
Mr.. T. L. Hunt was looking over
some books in his fathers library the
other day and came across book,
"Grigg's Cook Book-New Art of Cook
ing" which was printed in 1898, which
makes it one hundred years old.
Elgin Cremery Butter, fresh every
day, at MoCLATcHEY's.
Messrs S. A.. Anderson and VIM.
Johnston spent couple of days last
week on Sweetwater with some Powder
Springs friends, enjoying piscatorial
sport. They returned and reported
fine luck
Mrs. James q. Hughes, who moved
to Waycross, Ga, has made some lucky
investments in that city. She bought
a millinery stock, store building and
residence. She paid 81 ,9O0f for the store
building, and has been offered $500
for it and refused it.
The Camp Bros. put small adver-
tisement in the JOURNAL advertising
for an engine and they got several ap-
picantions and were supplied There is
no better medium in this section for
advertising than the Journal. 1t goes
to every post office in the county, and
into nearly all the homes in the city.
McClatchey has two Phones with the
Marietta Telephone Co., and one with
the Bell Telephone Co. All No. l.
Mr.. w. NJ. Mitchell and wife, of
Houston, Texas, arrived here Tuesday
of last week and stopped at DIR. f. j.
Setze's home. On Thursday they re-
ceived telegram announcing the des-
perate illness Of their son Eugene, who
has the appendicitis. They left imme-
diately for Houston.
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