The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-22

ia SATURDAY OF the death. of Selma tho
two year old daughter of Prof and
Mrs ). ). Stewart, at Dahlonega. Ga
, This sudden dispensation of Providano,,-
took place Friday night. She had baan
SICK but short while She was a
sweet little darling, and we deeplv
sympathize with the bereaved parents
in the loss they have sustained Prof
Stewart is President of the North Geor-
gia Agricultural College. and his esti-
mable wife is the sister of Mrs. Ep
Dobbs and Mrs. Fl. G. Dobbs. of this
place. Mr., Will Hair and Mrs. H. G.
Dobbs left Sunday morning and at
tended the funeral Sunday at Dab
lonega.
Some OF our citizens have asked us
to urge upon the city council the i'm
portance of opening up Waterman
street, on the route to the fair grounds.
This is matter we are sure will re.
ceive their attention and action at once
The opening of new city cemetery
and cleaning up and working the streets
are pressing matters that cannot be
neglected. Our city fathers will have
to get move on them
Sunday, September 25th. is set apart
by the Baptist Sunday School Board of
the southern states to be observed as
missionary day, SO the Marietta Baptist
Sunday school will hold special Mis-
sion service on Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. The following subjects will
be discussed: mission Sunday schools
and Temperance Good speeches and
good music. A collection will be taken
for missions A cordial invitation is
extended to everyone to attend
Rev. J. H. Patton delivered another
lecture last Sunday night at the Pres
byterian church on his travels in the
, Holy Land. His subject was 1.-THE De-
struction of Jerusalem by Titus" 1t
was full Of interest throughout and
kept the attention of TIE large audi
. ence from beginning to end Next
Sunday night he will tell Of his visit to
different points around Jerusalem.
( Mrs. Annie c. Little, two daughters
. and one ,son, of Elmira New York,
have moved to this place and are at
: Mrs. l.. A. Bakers, on Cherokee road,
Il near town. Mrs. Little Will build
nine room house at once between Mr.
4 Brady's and Mrs. Bakers places.
q Mr.. Drew ID. Dunn has left with US
Psome cane syrup made by him, which
I is a very fine article. and good enough
! i'll quality for the Queens table. Our
thanks for kind remembrance
The Presbyterian Church social,
which was postponed last week, was
held at Mr.. Geo H. Camps on Tuesday
night. 1t was Il very pleasant affair
and good crowd was present
Mrs. Thomas Ingram and children,
and sisters, Misses Katie and Julia
Roper, who have been occupying Miss
Dewar's residence, returned to their
home in Columbus on Tuesday
Mr. Charley Barkalow was disabled
from work several days last week by a
hurt he received in lifting heavy
piece of marble at the Kennesaw Mar
BILE CO. plant.
The Registrars, Messrs. T. W. Glover
Nj. l.. Green and j l.. CAN'T, Sr., com
menced revising the registration list of
voters on last Tuesday morning.
Col. f. A. Quilian, wife and daughter.
| of A +lonta is;+ n
W. Quillian, Saturday, returning Mon
day.
Messrs. i. Black q Son have the con
tract to build another three room cot
tage for Mr.. John r. Winters on Camp
bell hill street
Mr.. Richard II. Earle. after spending
about ten days at Gainesville. attend
ing Sam Jones' meetings, returned to
the city Monday.
One hundred and eleven tickets were
sold here Sunday to persons who at
tended Sam jones' tabernacle at Car
tersville
Mr.. Arthur Warlick, on a furlough
has been sick at Talking Rock. He
spent three days here, returning
to Griffin Tuesday
Mr.. FL Green, who has been running
a store at Lithia Springs while the sol
diers were there, has returned to our
city
Master Harold Willingham left this
week to enter Benedict Memorial
School at Cedartown
Mr.. +. d. Nichols, wife and child, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday with his cousin,
7 Mr.. T. E. Rogers of this place.
Miss Nina Atkins who has been WIS.,
tng her sister, Mrs. ] G. Milan, has
rnt1rnad To- nr homo N1Ac,r,dnrr