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

Miss Ethel Hardeman is improving
Mr.. X. W Moon, who is sick, is i'm
proving
Mr.. Arnie Draughn is slowly improv.
ing
School Books at Moore's Drug Store
Lex Clay entertained number OF
his young friends Friday night
Mr.. Wikoff and family, of Atlanta,
are at Mrs. Atkinson's boarding house
Miss Cleta Quillian is visiting her
aunt Mrs. ]. +, Finger, in Gainesville.
Misses Ruby and Maud Stone have
returned from their visit to Woodstock.
Mrs. j NJ. Wood, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting her niece. Mrs L. S. Cox.
Miss Bertha Banks is visiting her
parents in Atlanta
School Books at Moore's Drug Store,
Rev. J. H. Johnson and family have
returned home from Milton county
The service at night at the Metho-
dist Church has been changed to I 80.
Two dead soldiers were brought here
from Atlanta Saturday for interment
The Marietta JOURNAL continues one
of the best edited weeklips i'm the state
Brunswick Times.
Rev. G. T. A. Pise preached two ex-
cellent sermons Sunday at St James
church and baptised two children.
G. A. Guyton is ready to take your
orders for Glen Mary and Jellico
Coal.
Mrs. J f. Bailey and two children. of
Camden county, Ga, are visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. B II. Strong.
WANTED-A white woman To do gen
eral housework. Apply at Mrs. E. j.
Browns boarding house on Church
street.
Miss Nellie Fields will leave Thurs
day for Alfalfa, Ala. where she takes
charge of grade in high school.
Miss Jessie Mcintosh has gone to In
dian Springs. and from there she goes
to Macon.
School Books at Moore's Drug Store.
Mrs. +. G. Davis and daughter, Miss
Edwina, of Albany, Ga, are visiting
Mr.. f. 2. Dobb's family.
Mormon elders are very Industrious
ly preaching and, distributing their
tracts in this county,
Mrs. Nightengale and two daughters,
of Brunswick, are at Mrs II A Dun
wody's.
Miss Mary George, of Atlanta. after
u pleasant visit to Mrs d. n Anderson,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. J G. Armstrong, of Allatoona, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs G D.
Butler, of this place
Mrs. Emma Bruce, of Atlanta. who
has been visiting Dr. J. c. Greer's fam
lily, returned home last Saturday.
Misses Ruth and Mary Norton Tow
ers, who have been visiting Col Towers
family. returned home Friday
Mrs. T. r. McCarty, who has been at
Col. +. Faw's for several weeks. re-
turned home Saturday.
Two dead soldiers were brought here
from Fort Mcpherson Thursday morn
ing
Mr. W. NJ Mckenzie and family
have moved back to their home from
their farm.
Mrs. K Hirsch will leave for the
north in Il few weeks. to be gone six or
eight months
chool Books at Moore's Drug Store
Miss Kate Huffaker, after pleasant
vacation at home, has returned to Ac-
worth to resume her duties as teacher
in the Acworth High School
Mrs. w. +. Davidson left last Satur-
day evening for Salasaw. Indian Terri
tory, to visit her mother, and will
be absent number of months.
Mrs. Lille Jonnard, of Chattanooga.
arrived in the city Thursday to attend
the funeral Of her brother, Louis K .
BULGE She returned home Saturday
Moore's Drug Store for School Books
and School Supplies. We want your
patronage and are fixed to serve you
promptly.
Judge Gober and son, George. left
for Michigan Friday evening They
will take in Chicago and other places.
and will return about Saturday.
Mr.. VIII Oliver opened up his bar
Der shop at the kennesaw hotel Satur-
day morning last 1t is neatly fur
nished and will prove very convenient
to all who wish work done i'm his line
W. l.. Coy, a dead soldier, was dis
inferred here Saturday morning and
shipped to Sellingsgrove, Pa. l.. Black
X Son, undertakers, had charge of the
work