The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-12-08

Mr. ana Mrs. j M. AUSTIN returned
Saturday from Hammond, Ga, where
they spent several days.
Sheriff Bishop carried six convicted
prisoners to chain gang Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. F. N. Graves, of Atlanta, spent
few days at the NARROW House last
week.
Mr.. Bud Warren and wife spent Sum-
day in the city the guests of his brother,
Mr.. j. S. Warren.
There were no services at any of the
churches Sunday night, except the
Presbyterian.
Mrs. j. V, McDuffie, who has been at
Mrs. McKinney's for several months,
left for her home in Quincy, Fla, this
week.
Mrs. Preston Ford, of Cedartown,
was in the city Saturday. She is Il
sister of Mr.. Charles Paille, ieweler at
Muncy's store.
Mr.. ]. D. Northcutt left Monday on
two weeks trip to South Georgia in
the interest of the Marietta Knitting
Company.
Editor w. A. Coleman and wife, of
Cedartown, spent few hours in our
city Saturday evening, enroute to
Canton to visit his mother.
Mr.. Will ]. Frey has bought the
Paine place, on Roswell road, of one
hundred acres. Mr.. Jno. A. Manget,
real estate agent, made the sale.
The repaintlng, revarnishing and
whitewashing done at the postoffice,
gives that building heater appear
arce.
Mr.. Clarence Galloway has given up
his position with Sessions & Trammell,
and is now baggage master and express
agent on the A. K. & N. Railway.
Miss Emma Leila Granting arrived
home Saturday from Wesleyan Female
College, to remain until after the holt
days.
Mrs. R. Hirsch and grand daughter,
Blanche, returned from New York on
last Saturday evening and are at her
daughters, Mrs. George Dewald.
The Holiday Sale for the benefit of
the Presbyterian chapel has been post
poned until December Goth. Please
watch next weeks JOURNAL for details.
Sunday was very disagreeable.siay.
II showed while, and the wind blew,
and the cold air found every part of
your anatomy. Monday was clear and
the thermometer down to 28.
The legislators have introduced so
many bills that the time has been taken
up in reading them, and they have
practically done but very little. A
legislator thinks he hasn't done any,
thing unless he has introduced bill.
Mr. Pat Mccormick, an employe in
the A. K. & n. Railroad offices here,
left for his old home in Kentucky Sat-
urday night, his mother being at the
point Of death. His wife accompanied
him.
The Brantley building is being re-
painted inside and otherwise put in
good condition by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions.
Tho room occupied by Col. J. u. Fos-
ter has been reprinted, kalsomined and
papered.
Next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church Sunday school room, at 8
o'clock, there will be memorial ex-
ercises on the death of DR.. J. G. Greer.
The services will precede the Sunday
school, and the committee will make "a
report Remarks will be made by diff
ferent ones, and all are invited.
WANTED TO KNow-If there is such.a
person in Marietta, Cobb county, Ga,
living, by the name of Nancy Taylor
HeWell, maiden name being Nancy
Taylor Skinner. Her brother, G. w.
Skinner, Newbern, Tenn, wishes to
lhow whether she is yet living in Cobb
county. Any information relative to
her will be greatly appreciated by G.
w. Skinner, Newbern, Tenn.
Friday night was very inclement and
the attendance upon the entertainment
at Mr.. T. M. Brumby's, given by Sena-
tor Clay's Sunday school class, was not
very large, yet it was quite a success.
The program was carried out as adver-
tised and was highly enjoyed. Prof.
Freyer, Miss Dykers and Mrs. J ?. Daw-
son entertained with instrumental and
vocal music. Nice refreshments were
served.
If man owns fine dog he looks af-
ter it carefully and never lets it run
around over town day or night in COM
pany with bad dogs. But if he has q
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