The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

for New York to buy goods.
Mr.. II. Love will move to Atlanta
October first.
We regret to learn of the sickness of
Mrs. Glenn Marchman.
mrs H. A. Mcclellan has returned
to the city from Atlanta.
Mrs. Johnson G. Garwood, of murphy,
n. G., is in the city for few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nelson,
on Monday morning last, fine 81
pound girl. Our congratulations.
Attend the Epworth League meeting
at the Methodist church Thursday
night
Mr. Charles E. Youngblood is quite
sick at Mr. w w Glenn's on Powder
Springs street
Mr.. Permedus Reynolds will leave
next week for Dahlonega, to enter the
North Georgia Agricultural College
Miss Belle Crane, an accomplished
young lady OF Decatur, is visiting the
Misses Gregg.
Mr.. Charley Springer, of Gunters-
vile, Ala, visited his family here last
Sunday, returning on Monday evening
Prof. E. n. Ellis and family at Ma
rietta Camp Ground will leave soon for
Missouri to make their home.
The Ladies' Building Fund Commit
tee of the Baptist Church, will give
concert soon at the court house, under
the management of mrs. Robins.
The newly elected Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of Cobb county or
gained last Tuesday by electing r. G.
Irwin, Chairman, and n. NJ. Mayes,
Secretary
Miss Mary Fleming leaves Wednes-
day for Atlanta to spend three weeks.
Her brother, Mr.. Malcolm Fleming,
leaves Saturday for Auburn, Ala, to
attend school.
Mr.. George S. Owen hurt his left
hand last week by the accidental driy-
ing of a screw driver in it. 1t was his
crippled hand that he was wounded in
during the war between the States. He
was a member of the 18th Georgia.
Mr.. t. W. Garrett intended leaving
Sunday for Greenville, Miss, where he
is in the traffic department of the Y.
IL M. V. Railroad, but owing to yellow
fever appearing in that state. quaran-
tine shuts him out and he will remain
with his family here while longer.
Mrs. Frank Grower and three chill
dren and Mrs Ashley Girardeau, of
jacksonville, Fla, are at the Elm
wood. Mr.. Girardeau, agent of the
East Coast Line, is expected on the
Goth inst
Miss Annie L. Mayes, of Atlanta,
who made many friends in our CITY.
will go to Florida in October to spend
the winter at Mrs. DeLacy's home on
the st. Johns. Mrs. Godshaw, of Lou
isville. Ky, will visit Mrs. DeLacy, at
the Elmwood. She was here three
years ago.
A most complimentary article ap-
peared in a recent issue of the Christ
ian Index, (BaptisD written by Mr.. Bu-
chanan, of Atlanta. He was a delegate
to the MONDAY Convention held in
Marietta few weeks since, and he ac-
corded the greatest need of praise to
the generous hospitality of our city.
DTED.-Mrs Nancy Coleman, wife of
W, h. Coleman, died in Atlanta, on
Monday of last week, aged 40 years,
leaving husband and three children.
Her remains were inferred at Ros-
well. She was a sister OF Mr.. G.. T.
Swan of this place.
During Friday, when rain was CO.
piously falling, some one stuck up the
following notice at the postoffice:
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-A beautiful
dry spot. Finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving it at Marietta and
paying for this notice. No questions
will be asked
Rev. Mr.. Lindsey, who has been con-
dlcting the protracted services at the
Baptist church, left to-day for his home
in Marietta. No man has ever come
among our people who won warmer
place in their hearts than did Mr..
Lindsey The good wishes of the en-
tire town, regardless Of denomination.
will follow him wherever his work may
lead him in the future May he come
to US again.-Thomson Journal
Prof ] Mooring York clo.ed his nor
nal school after the twenty days SEES
sion as announced for McDonouyh. with
a highly successful cOncer, on Thursday
night Of last week, which wac much en-
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