The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-06-09
Matters of Moment in City
Briefly ChronicIed.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD,
The Passing ThrOng, It'd Bits of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.
Eight prisoners in Jail.

ElSHI PRISONERS IN jail.
Harry Spaulding has returned home.
Prof. George E. Nolan has gone to
his home in Nolan, Ga.
Three joined the Baptist church
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Heggie, of Augusta, is
visiting Mrs. Newt. Heggie
Mr.. Will Haynes family, of Atlanta.
is spending the summer at Mrs. Haynes.
Mr.. J. Wilder Glover spent Sunday
in Macon.
Miss Emma Leila Granting has re-
turned from Wesleyan Female College.
Miss Susie May Wallace will return
from Agness Scott Institute this week.
The Reynolds block is being plaster
ed on the outside in the rear.
The wheat crop being harvested in
this section is very fine.
Mr.. j. P. Dawson visiting his wife in
Rome Saturday.
For RENT-Newly papered five room
mouse near public square. Large shady
lot with garden and stable. Only nine
dollars per month. J. d. MALONE.
Prof. Sanford is attending Mercer
University this week.
Mr.. Walter Miller is now bookkeeper
for the Marietta Chair Co.
Mr.. James P WEIGH, of New Orleans,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. James
Groves.
DR.. Melvin Johnson, of Atlanta, Wis
tied Miss Sophie Lynch here Sunday.
who is guest of Mrs. McCulloch.
Ripe cultivated blackberries are on
the market from Mr. George B. highs
farm.
One of the most rapid and accurate
mathematicians in our city is Mr.. Will
DuPre, bookkeeper for Anderson Bros.
Mrs. B. A. White, of Brunswick, and
Mrs. ID. Sheftal, of Atlanta, are visit
ing Mr.. Jordan Blacks family.
Mr.. H. W. Wyatt and wife. Miss
Nellie Seals and Mr.. George Hadley
spent Saturday at Lithia Springs.
Miss Lucia Starnes, of Experiment..
Ga, IL visiting Mr.. Dewitt Coles fam
ly.
L0sT-A yellow hound bitch, about
ten months old, with rather short ears.
Lost near Kennesaw mountain about
two weeks ago. Return to GloVpr's
store and get reward.
Allen G. Bale, of Tate, Ga, after a
visit to Milton Keller. returned home
Sunday.
The candidates for the various coun-
ty offices are doing some lively Skin
mishing about this time.
Mr. III. A. Barnes, wife and daughter
spent Sunday with his mother at Wood
stock.
The war will not diminish interest in
the big fair to be held in this city the
first week in October.
Mrs. w. M. Towers, who has been
visiting Col. Towers family, returned
home Tuesday.
For SALE-Scotch-Collie puppies
Price reasonable. w. l.. RoUoHE,
p. O. Box AL
Ii you want the best paint made, buy
Mastic Paint. For sale only at
LEGG's Drug STORE.
We sympathfze with Mr.. Robert Ed
wards on the death of his sister, which
occurred in Gainesville last week.
Mrs. Pope and Miss Emma Pope. of
Atlanta. spent Sunday with Col. H. B.
Moss family.
Col. ]. d. Rambo and Mr.. G.. d..
Rainbo and wife, of Fort Gaines. Ga.
are visiting DR.. Rambo's family.
A substantial and ornamental iron
and wood fence has been placed around
the Episcopal cemetery.
Col j. r. Towers is still confined to
his bed quite sick. 1t is hoped that he
is some better and will be up soon.
Mr.. G. A. Green and bride will 90 to
housekeeping this week in the Cole
cottage on Lawrence street.
Miss Kate Barker, after an absence
of two months visiting her sister in Al
pharetta, has returned home.
Mrs, Bette Powell and daughter.
Miss Gertie, of Gainesville, who have
been visiting Mr.. Sax A. Anderson's
family, have returned home.