The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-07-21

and jailed Saturday for stealing Prof.
York's bicycle. Lewis works at the pa
per mill, and had the bicycle in kitch-
en- on S. ID. Squires' place. The bicycle
was recovered. Lewis was tried before
Judge Alexander and was bound over
in 500 bond. He gave the name of
Henry Wiley, colored, as the one who
stole Mr.. BERTHE Freyer's bicycle the
same night, which was found at the pa
per mill the next day. Wiley was ar
rested and placed in Jail
Dr.. Quillian preached very forcible
sermon Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist Church. The music by the choir
was fine, the voluntary being of such
merit as to be worthy of note. Mr.. ID.
+. McClatchey, Jr., has charge of the
music ut the church, assisted by some
fine male and female voices.
The first person to remember us this
season with Cobb county raised wa
termelon was our friend, Mr.. Geo. d.
Philips. He left a nice one at our office
Saturday. George is the champion
watermelon raiser in these parts. Be
sure to get some of his fine melons this
season
! DR.. Cortelyou was called to Nelson
last week to attend T. J. Batchelder,
foreman of the Blue Ridge Marble Co.,
who was seriously sick. He died on
Saturday, and Mr.. G. f. Henderson, of
this place, embalmed his body and
placed him away in metallic case.
The Baptist Church was crowded
Sunday morning to hear Rev q. S.
/ Tumlin, of Fort Worth, Texas, preach.
He was pastor Of the church here u
number of years ago and has many ad-
mirers here. His sermon was most
excellent one, able and we'll delivered
Misses Hattie Cleveland and A. f.
Alden left Wednesday for Cashier Val
ley, N. c., where they will spend sew
| Oiul ilAOitlis' IAI .. -. OlCNClstIlu
and Mrs. Walter Ryals left the same
day for Spartanburg, S. G.
We regret to learn that our old
friend, T. F. Jeffries, was taken seri-
ously i'll with congestive chill on
Friday night last at Mr.. Frances
house, after attending the literary con.
vention at Oakland
Mr.. @. b. Willingham is in Spring
Place this week, doing stenographic
work in an auditors case. His family
has been in that vicinity for n week OF
more.
Mr.. Johnnie Thompson, the invalid
has book with 500 stamps of the diff
ferent nations. He has collected them
this year through the kindness of
friends. 1t is a valuable collection.
Mrs T. G. Edmonston and daughter,
Sybil, and Miss Ida Chase, of Houston,
Texas, arrived in the city Sunday and
are at Mrs. Nichols, her mother. on
Atlanta street.
A solid train load of Georgia peaches
passed through Marietta last Saturday
morning. They were shipped from
! Hale, Ga, to northern markets.
. The Seventh Georgia Regiment holds
their reunion in Atlanta on the 2lst
inst. There are number in this coun-
ty who will attend.
Rev J. HI. Patton had no service at
the Presby terrain church Sunday night.
but wroshipped at the Methodist
church with many of his congregation.
Miss Myra McCrea and her guests,
Misses Hazel Bull, of Detroit, and
Bessie Walker, of Franklin, Tenn, are
visiting Lookout Mountain.
Mrs. Tate and daughter, Miss Stella,
of Tate, Ga, arrived in the city Satur-
day, and stopped with Col r. N. Hol-
lands family.
! Mr.. d. F. McClatchey, Jr., bought 1900
| watermelons in Atlanta Friday after
noon, and had them on sale here Satur-
day.
] DR.. Melville T. Johnson, of Atlanta,
who married Miss Sophie Lynch in At
lanta recently, has located in Carl,
Gwinnett county.
NI;Ssos olI;o Gibson of Konno,,.
] and Alma Dickerson, of Atlanta, who
have been visiting Mrs. J. w. Narnon,
| have returned home.
Mr.. r. II. Fleming, of Braden, Gwin-
nett county, Ga, visited his sister
Mrs. f. j. Brown, here last week.
Mrs. Frank McWhorter and child, of
Amory, Miss, are visiting her father,
| Judge &. w. York, in Gritter district.
Mrs. +. b. Sanders, of Davenport,
| Iowa is visiting Prof K T. Erevar,S