The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-18

- 3hSl<CiiuiI has TtbuTII0O
to the city from her visit to Madison.
Miss Sarah Manning has returned
from a pleasant visit to Conyers.
Mr.. Bolan Brumby has returned from
a trip in the interest of the Marietta
Chair Factory.
Mrs. Agricola and daughter, Miss
Emma, of Atlanta, are visiting at Mrs.
Brumby's.
Capt. Il. w. Boone and General
Manager McWilliams returned from
North Carolina on Saturday last
Mr.. Henry Brady, of the Georgia
Light Artillery, stationed at Chicka-
manga, is home on ten days furlough.
Rev, J. H. Patton preached most
excellent discourse Sunday morning to
large congregation.
Mr.. Joseph Glover, of Guntersville.
Ala, visited his mother, Mrs. Jane
Glover, here Sunday.
Mr. w. E. Williams spent Sunday in
Acworth with his family, who are on a
visit there for week or more.
Mr.. Junius Gregg, of Charlotte, N.
c., is visiting his mother, Mrs. E. s.
Gregg, in this place.
Miss Louise Schilling and her BROTH
err, Walter, visited Tybee Island Satur-
day, and will remain Short while
Mrs. W. A. Hartman, of Atlanta, is
visiting her father. Dr. James Moore,
in this county
|. Mr.. Thomas Galloway, of Carriers
vile, is spending this week here with
his parents at Locust Lodge.
Miss Mary CARTRIDGE, who has been
visiting Miss Gussie Groves, has re-
turned to her home in Dahlonega.
Two missionaries, presumably Turks,
were soliciting aid in Marietta last
week. They could speak English only
very imperfectly.
Mrs. r. F. Gresham, of Gainesville.
spent Sunday here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Galloway, at Locust
Lodge
Mr.. Ed Murray has been sick for
lseveraf days Ills genial face is missed
from tpehind the enln tiers at Mel lafel.4,
9y's Popular store.
Mr.. Will d. Nesbitt, of Birmingham,
Ala, made flying visit to his father
and mother, Col. and Mrs. r. T. Mes
bitt, Saturday; returning Sunday.
Mrs. E. 0. Mcneil and daughter have
returned to their home in Savannah
after two weeks visit to Mrs McNeil's
sister, Mrs. Frank Manning, on Powder
Springs road.
We were glad to see on the streets
Saturday Mr.. z. F. Doub, who is Just
recovering from long illness, but is
still quite feeble.
Messrs. Fred Morris, Ed. Herrin,
Walter Reynolds and Frank Manning
left Wednesday for Chattahoochee river
to engage in a war on the finny tribe.
Rev. Arnold Lindsey, on account of
rain, did not attend the Hightower As
ISOLATION, but filled his pulpit here
Sunday.
Messrs. Adams & Schneider, of Chat
tanooga, have the contract to build our
new station depot for the w. & A. r.
r., at this place
Mr.. w. H. Fox returned from Talk
ing Rock Wednesday. He don't seem
to think his trip was much benefit to
his health.
Messrs. J.. Black & Son have the con-
tract to build four room house on
Campbell Hill street for Mr. John r.
Winters.
Col. A. s. Clay left Sunday evening
for Spring Place, where on Monday he
made speech in behalf OF the nomi-
nees of.the Democratic party. He re-
turned Wednesday.
Mrs. J s. Stewart and children, en-
route from Oxford to their home in
Dahlonega, arrived in the city Tues
day to visit her sisters, Mrs. Cliff Dobbs
and Mrs. +. p. Dobbs
Mrs j. +. Walter and her two chill
dren, Claribell and ] E., Jr., accompa-
MED by her sister, Miss Sallie Homer
Patison, are spending the summer
with Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Clay in Ma
rietta.- Atlanta Constitution.
Master Pat Anderson invited about
twenty-five of his young friends to a
watermelon cutting" last Friday eve
ming. Besides melons, there was an
abundance Of other luscious fruits
Some new games were played, and the
youthful voices resounded with merri-
ment until the parting hour arrived.
The Republican County Convention
met at this place on last Saturday and
elected Mr.. George b. Nigh permanent
chairman. and Mr.. Gov Chamberlain