The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-22

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Mr., Harry HUMPHREYS, of Blue Ridge,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Mr. Sam Lawrence visited his parents
here Sunday
FRESH FISH --Pompano, Trout, Bass
and Mullets. w HI Fox.
Miss Mary Fleming returned to the
city Sunday from Atlanta
Mr. Joseph Glover, of Guntersville,
Ala, spent Sunday in the city
Mr.. Fred Morris had his fine $500
horse to die on Sunday.
Mr.. Mayo CAN'T left this week to re-
enter the State University
| Senator A, S. Clay is announced to
speak in Dalton October 3rd.
Detective Harvey Bedford and wife,
of Atlanta, spent Sunday in our city.
The baby of Mr. and Mr.. O. G. Wat
kins died Tuesday.
Mr.. Benjamin Copeland has been
sick at Mr.. Lyons boarding house for
the past week.
Our public schools are patronized by
a considerable number of nonresident
pupils. fHU5 Nf
Fresh Oysters. the celebrated Nor
folk, Va, Blue Points received daily at
w H Foy's.
The Building Committee have let
the contract to build the new Methodist
Church to E. b. Fitz, of Atlanta
Miss Ruth Sewell, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Dan Anderson, returned
to her home in Atlanta Tuesday
Rev. w. A. Lindsey is conducting a
series of religious meetings at Holly
Springs this week
Mrs. Ruth Dunwoody and Mr.. VIII
Dunwoody and family returned to their
home in Macon the first of the week
Misses Linda and May Chamlee, of
near Canton, have entered our city
public schools.
That genial and popular salesman,
Louis w. Melchar, is doing the silver
trade in city this week.
Misses Agnes and Stella Devore, of
Milton county, Ga. are visiting Mr.
Will McCollum's family here.
Conductor and Mrs. Johnson Gar
? wood have moved back to Marietta
from Murphy, \. G.
Mr.. Reynolds Kohlheim has resumed
his position with Inman, Swami & Co.
Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. NJ Hames visited
Buford, Ga last week and returned
, the first Of the week
The revival services at the Metho-
dist church are being we'll attended at
night this week, and good deal of
interest manifested.
Miss Matte Harper, who has been
visiting the Misses Kilby here for the
past month, will return to her home in
Rome to-day (Thursday)
A colored street preacher held forth
Sunday afternoon on the square here,
and white preacher Grated on the
square Monday.
Miss Mildred Christy, of Jackson
vile, Fla, is at Mrs. McKinney's Her
many friends are glad to welcome her
back to the city.
Rev Sam Jones tabernacle services
at Gainesville were largely attended
Sunday. He is wonderful man to
draw crowds
The Odd Fellows Ledge of this place
is noble order. They are doing vast
deal of charity work, besides pay sick
benefits to sick members.
Mr.. VIII Hair was in the city Satur-
day, and accompanied his sister, Mrs.
H. G. Dobbs, to Dahlonega to attend
the funeral of Selma. the daughter of
Prof. and Mrs. J 5. Stewart.
Frank Hardeman has Il 'pOssum that
he caught last December when it was
quite young. 1t is now very large and
llC pun ~ SVs w IL WI Ills
Christmas dinner.
Mr. J. G. Waters visited his sons, Ed
and Dan, at Camp Northen. Griffin,
on last Sunday He was accompanied
by Mrs. J. B. Young, who visited her
on, Bub.
Mr. II. V. Westbrooks, who is build
ing a temporary bridge at Oakley Mills
over Soaps Greek, had one of his fin
gers mashed off last week by it being
caught between two heavy timbers.
Mr. T. w Glover has put in very
fine modern refrigerator that will
freeze fish, which he is now handling
His store Saturday night was busy
place. He sold twenty beeves last
week at his market.
Cards are ont aDnOuncinu tho an