The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-06
Look out for frost this month.

from her visit to Atlanta.
Judge Gober leaves Friday evening
for the mountains Of North Georgia.
There are some Rough Writers" in
this country as well as Rough Riders
Barbecues, like circuses, always bring
crowds, rain or shine.
Judge J. NJ Neel, of Gainesville,
was in the city Monday
Mr. w. j. NJ. Hames made visit to
| Buford, Ga, last week
| Mr.. r. +. Blacknall, OF Atlanta, Wis
tied Miss Lena Northcutt here Sunday.
Mr.. S. d. Squires and family are now
boarding at the Kennesaw House.
Corporal Mongin Brumby, of the Sec
ond Georgia, spent Sunday at home
Rev. Arnold Lindsey returned from
Piedmont Monday evening
There will be baptism at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. j. H. Bate left this week for New
York to buy goods.
Mrs. A. II. Legg and children have
returned from their visit to Carriers
vile.
| frof. }. NJ. York has returned from
Piedmont, Ala, where he conducted
the singing in revival service.
Mrs. w. j. NJ. Hames returned Sun
day evening from visit to her mother
at Conyers.
Mr. Frank Venable and wife, of At.
lanta, visited Mrs. H. i. Wallis here
Sunday.
Messrs. w. A. Walker, Johnnie Wade
and Tennent Black spent Sunday in
Atlanta.
Miss Lizzie Covington left Sunday to
visit her sister, Mrs. O. @. Adams. at
Rome.
| A blooming SNOWFALL, Oct Sd, at Mr..
Geo. s. Ovens house, is rather out of
the ordinary.
Mrs. A. f. Miller and three children,
OF Quitman, Ga, are here for visit of
several weeks at the Elmwood.
| Mrs. l.. B. Newman and three chill
dren, of jacksonville, Fla, have re-
turned home. They spent the summer
here at the Elmwood.
Mrs. F. c. Grower and three chill
dren, who have been at the Elmwood
for the summer, have returned to their
home in jacksonville, Fla.
| Col. Theodore Frey has bought "a hay
press and Col. Ed Frey has bought a
hay mower. Improved machinery is
coming into use in the south.
Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre went to Camp
Northen, at Griffin, Sunday, and her
son, John, who has typhoid fever, re-
turned home with her.
MIR. Henry X. McHarg, of New York,
president of the A. X. Il n. X. r.. was
IN the city this week, and left Tuesday
morning over the road for Knoxville.
) The homestead of Mr.. A. I. Coryell
on Roswell street, was sold at Sheriff's
sale on Tuesday and bought by Senator
Clay for $4,000.
The way of Il candida te for an offic,
these days is a hard one. When a mar
offers for office these days he may ex.
: pect to be villitied and charged with al
D manner of crimes
The Atlanta papers stated the edito
OF the Marietta JOURNAL had gone tt
Omaha We didn't go; we sent a sub
stitute
e The State Convention of the Daugh
tiers of the Confederacy met in Rom,
Tuesday. The delegates from Mari
: eta are Mrs. r. T. Nesbitt and Mrs
d. F. McClatchey
= Mr.. Charles K. Granting writes t,
r the Journal from Emory College saw,
g there are three hundred students at
: tending college there, and more ar,
: coming The singing by the boys a
4 morning and evening prayers is fine
Rev, w, A. Lindsey will preach an,
g hold conference Wednesday night o
: this week at the Baptist church. w,
e learn that he has notified the mem
bers of the Baptist church to cal
another pastor, and committee ha
been appointed to do so. Mr.. Lindse,
A will go to North Carolina to do evan
: gelistic work
Lieutenant Harry G.. Cole, of the 2St
U. 5. Regulars at Manila, writes t.
I homefolks here that he was in the bat
tie taking Manila, where the bullet,
: and shells flew thick and fast. and he
: escaped without scratch. He saw,
the Spanish put up a poor fight and
they could have resisted with great
deal more stubborness if they had tried