The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-25

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engine and cars of the Knoxville and
Augusta road was on the main line Of
the A. K. q N. AT that point 10 a
junction OF the two roads. where thara
is an interchange in delivering and "a
celving cars. The switch engine be-
longs to the Southern system and dis
| tributes the cars to the different indus-
tries along the nine miles of the road
The collision occurred at the end of
the sharp curve of the deep cut near
the junction. The A. K & n. was a
south bound mixed train, Gen. Man.
McWilliams being on board. Engineer
Burke Garwood was seriously injured
about the head and breast, and Fireman
l.. X. BULGE was badly scalded The
conductor was Brown Forester. Gar
wood is married and lives at Blue
Ridge. BULGE is n brother of Mrs. S. G.
Motley of this place The injured men
are in the hospital at Knoxville and
were pronounced good deal hstter
Wednesday morning
Rev. j. w. Quillian's sermon at the
Trickum camp meeting last Sunday is
pronounced by those who heard it as
one, OF the grandest and most eloquent
sermons ever delivered there. The
people were held spellbound, and his
praise is on every ones lips.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Martha Glenn, of Atlanta, to Mr..
Charles w, Moody, of Cincinnati, the
marriage to take place in October. She
is the daughter of Rev. W. F. Glenn,
of Atlanta.
The finest pair of horses we have
seen in many day, were driven to
wagon here Thursday. They belonged :
to Mr. II. j. Dunton, of Smyrna, the
successful sweet potato raiser.
| If Madame Rumor is correct, a popu-
lar and handsome couple, living Just
beyond Kennesaw mountain. near Eliz-
abeth, will be married on or before
September Goth.
The state tax rate for 1898 has been
fixed at 62l mills, one more mill
than last year on account Of decrease
in tax returns and the additional APP
preparation of 100000 for school fund,
DR.. Carter and wife, of Columbus.
Ga, are at the NARROW House. DIR.
Carter will preach Mt the Presby terisff
church next Sunday morning.
Miss Fannie Trezevant and Miss
Rosa Bland have returned from visit
to Charlotte, n. c., accompanied by
Miss Corrie Gion, of that city
Miss Mabel Haddon charming
young lady from Tampa, Fla, will be
the guest Of Miss Jessie Draughn the
last of this week
Mrs. j. u. Foster and daughter, Miss
Maude, after weeks visit to her
father, Mr.. Nathan Durham, near
Acworth, returned home this week.
Mr.. Morgan McNeel has begnn the
construction of his new dwelling on
Cherokee street. Mr.. George Hammett.
| Will SupeTlIlIeHu Une WOrk.
Messrs. Homer and George Handy.
Walter Miller and Fred Manget left
Tuesday for the Chattahoochee for
few days of fishing fun and frolic.
Mr.. II. N. Granting, wife and baby,
of Gainesville, Fla, also Miss Stella l..
Granting, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in
this city, guests of Miss Julia [. Green.
Mrs Agricola, of Atlanta, who Wis
tied her daughter, Miss Lillian, at
Mrs. Brumby's, returned home last
Saturday.
Mr.. G. F. Harding, general manager
of the Marietta Paper Manufacturing
Co., left the first of the week for trip
to Toledo and Cincinnati.
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold it's regular meeting at
the residence of Mrs. ID. +. McClatchey
on Thursday afternoon, August 25th.
Mrs L. A. Forsyth, of Macon, is Wis
iting the family of Mr. NJ T. Grist, and
will be here for some time.
Miss Sallie Brown of Atlanta, is Wis
iting her brother, Mr. Joseph NJ
Brown, in this place
Mr.. George Lawhon, son of. City
Clerk r. E. Lawhon, is quite sick and
has been for some time
Rev. j. H. Patton visited his friend,
DR.. E. H. Barnett in Atlanta, Monday,
who is seriously sick.
Col. John Cheney left Tuesday on "A
business trip to Rome, and will return
Friday.
Miss Mary I. Smith, who has been
visiting Mrs. Theodore Frey, returned
Tuesday to her home in Atlanta.
Rev. w. A. Lindsey is conducting a
meeting in Thomson, Ga, this week.