The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-06

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! Mr.. Noah Stewart had valuable
COW to die Saturday.
Mrs. H d. McCutcheon. of Atlanta,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Johnson
Garwood, here Sunday.
| Walter, the son of Mr.. W. H. SEES
sions, was seriously sick with Group
Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Ed Pomeroy has been made
manager of the football team at State
University.
There were no services last Sabbath,
either morning or evening at the Bap-
] fist church.
] Mrs. J. r. Bazemore and children re-
turned Sunday from a weeks visit to
| Atlanta
Senator A. 5. Clay spoke in Dalton
Monday He will leave on a visit to
New York next Monday.
Miss Fannie Groves has returned to
Savannah. and has position in Telfair
Hospital.
Miss Bessie Campbell has gone to
Augusta, where she has Il position in
hospital.
Mrs. X. F. Gresham, of Gainesville,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II =.
Galloway here the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Rowland, of Athens, visited
Miss II. ID. Cleveland here this last
week, leaving for Wartrace, Tenn,
Tuesday.
Mr.. J. G. Milan is home from Way
cross and will probably be assigned to
duty as postal clerk on some road near
er home.
Mr.. S. V. Siler and family, of Allan
ia, have rented part of the Gibbes' ten
ment house on Church street and will
move into it at once.
Dr. Annie Holt and son and Miss
Mary Prosser, all of Atlanta, spent last
Sunday with the wife of Rev w. A.
Lindsey
Messrs l.. Black & Son have the con-
tracts to build two elegant dwellings,
one for Mr.. John II. Boston and one
for Mr.. J. p. Dawson, on the Hirsch
lot on Kennesaw Avenue.
On Wednesday last horse attached
to Mr.. T. W. Glover's delivery wagon
became frightened and started across
the railroad track at the Powder
| Springs street crossing in front OF Il
passing southbound passenger train
and the wagon was struck and wrecked
Sunday night was blustery, stormy
and rainy. The wind blew at fearful
rate, ratified windows and blew dowI
some fencing in the town 1t alsC
scattered much of the open cotton t,
the ground,
Mrs. Walter Cason, of Ocala, Fla.
who has been guest at Mrs. Brumby
for past six weeks, will leave for hom
next Saturday, stopping for few day
in Atlanta and Macon enroute. Mrs
Cason has made many friends in Ma
rietta who will regret to see her tax
her departure.
Mr.. Homer Reed, wife and two chill
dren, of Marietta, were out ridin
Thursday in Culloden, Ga, when on
of the wheels of the carriage came of
the horses ran away and pitched tn
occupants out Mr. Reed had hi
knee badly hurt and was bruised
Mrs. Reed was bruised slightly and tn
children escaped injury.
An anonymous circular mailed i
Atlanta Saturday afternoon, attackin
the character of two democratic candi
dates, Hon n. A Morris for the Legis
lature, and Mr.. T. j. Davenport fo
Sheriff, was received here and over tn
county. In circular Mr.. Morris de
nounced the charges as false, the au
thor coward and liar, and offere
two hundred dollars to The author t
disclose his name. and also stated if h
could prove his charges he would re
sign if elected. Such disreputabl
methods to destroy man and hi
character deserves the severest con
demuation.
| A New York lady visiting Marriott
says that in her judgment the ladie
whom she sees on the streets and a
church here are gowned in style full
ly abreast of the fashionable il
her home city. She says the dress
making turned out by several estab
lishments here simply cannot be sur
passed anywhere She praises Mari
etta's millinery also, and has proven
the sincerity of her declarations b,
having several dresses made here. anC
purchasing her fall millinery Hurral
for the Gem City!
Hon. Seaborn Wright, of Rome, wa
in the city Friday, to defend Rev J G
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