The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-01


baker, and he is good one too. Every
thing new, clean and frst-class. The
very best of bread and cakes will no
Kept fresh daily. An, honest loaf for
honest money. The best quality Of
Hour used and the public served with
promptness. Give Mosher your orders
large or small and they will be given
attention at once.
Mr.. j. A. Landers received telegram
from his brother, Sid Landers. in Gave
Springs, that his runaway son, Newton,
was at his home Mr.. Landers left
Saturday evening for Cave Springs and
returned Sunday evening, accompanied
by his son. The young man had walk
ed all the way to his uncle's. The
family was glad to welcome his return.
Mr.. Ben Smith, who has been fireman
on the A. X. 4 n Road for a number
of years, after Il creditable examina-
tor, has been promoted to the position
of engineer, and now pulls the throttle
of engine No. IA Mr.. Evan Howell
has been made fireman These are de-
served promotions.
The Cherokee Presbytery meets at
Lost Mountain next Friday, and in
consequence there will be no service at
the'Presbyterian church next Sunday
Rev. J H. Patton and others of our
city will be in attendance
Clarence, the eight-year-old son of
Mr.. J p. Hall, foreman of the batting
factory at the paper mill fell out of
peach tree last Sunday and broke his
left arm. DR.. Nolan gave the needed
attention
l.. Black 4 Son have the contract to
build two three room cottages for Mr..
John Il. Winters on lot recently bought
of Mr.. John G.. Campbell. Also to
raise roof and remodel the house occu-
pied by DR. Newton on Cherokee street.
Three Joined the Methodist Church
Sunday morning by letter: Mrs. Irvine
W. Smith, formerly of Miner, Ga,
Mrs. Ella Copeland, formerly of Day
ton. Ky, and Mrs Charles Paille, for
merly of Griffin.
Mr. James z Galloway, Of the La
Grange Reporter, was iii thegcity Sum
clay. visiting his brother, Col. Frank
Galloway and family. who's are boarding
ut DR.. VIM. AIston's
Mrs. Charlie Springer and child ar
rived Saturday from GunterSville, Ala,
and are at her mothers Mrs w p.
stephens. at the Gates house on Camp
bells Hill
We regret to learn that Mr.. John
Porter, of Merritt's district, has been
for the past forty-fve days sick with
typhoid fever. Hope he will soon be
we'll
Miss Maria Brumby will give re-
ception Thursday evening compliment
AIRY to her visiting guests. the Misses
Trezevant, of Delhi, La, from to -.
Mr.. George Griffin, the polite clerk
at r. l.. Hunts store, was off duty sew
eral days last week sick, but is we'll
again and has resumed his work.
Mr. G. l.. Golden and family, of At
lanta, have moved to our city. He and
Mr. Trenholm Baker have charge of Mr.
T. W. Glover's market
Mr. Arthur Spnks had the end of his
thumb mashed off last Saturday by
wagon body falling on it. DR.. Nolan
dressed the wound.
Mrs J. NJ High and daughter, of
Atlanta, and Mrs. Lizzie Colt. of Attn
ems, were recent guests of Mrs. julia
DuPre
George Tidwell, son of Mrs. Jane
Tidwell, in Merits district, accidental
ly shot himself in the leg last week,
with n rifle, making painful wound.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Brumby, President of the
Brumby Chair Company. returned last
Tuesday from n business trip to Ohio
and Massachusetts
The fine stock in Cobb county is the
occasion of good deal of favorable COM
ment. No other county in the state
can show up as well in this particular.
Mr.. G. G. Grist, the successful pro-
prietor of the Racket Store, left for
New York Tuesday to buy goods.
Rev. Mr.. Carter. of Columbus. Ga.
preached n very able sermon at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
There is II daily mail now from this
place to Octavia, Lost Mountain and
Story-Sunday excepted.
A number of our young people of
both sexes are holding positions in At
lanta as stenographers.
Mr.. Joseph n Brown is on q trip to
Nashville
For RENT-A two or three horse
farm on Monday. Parties renting to
furnish their own stock ENQUIRE of