The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-03

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


gan spent Sunday in Acworth.
Mrs. J C. Draughn attended the in
augural reception of Gov. Gambler.
Judge Gober has had his residence
reshingled and otherwise improved.
Mr. James T. Collier has been quite
sick for the past week with tonsolitis.
Mrs. A. F. Murphy has had her resi-
dence reshingled.
Mr.. S. B. Love has had new veranda
added to his residence on Atlanta St.
Mrs. w. E. Williams is on visit to
Acworth this week.
Mr. Bayard Mcintosh, son OF DR.. B.
L. Mcintosh, left Tuesday night for
Colorado to engage in silver mining.
Miss Helen Rigdon, who has been at
Locust Lodge for some time returned
to her home in Atlanta Saturday.
The infant daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
f. 2. Green, who has been so very i'll,
has almost recovered.
LosT-A pocketbook, Saturday, con-
tanning SO. 65 in silver. Reward to the
finder by leaving at the Journal office.
G. A. GABLE.
Mr.. d. F. McClatchey, Jr., is proving
most efficient reading clerk in the
House.-Atlanta Constitution. That
is what number of legislators say.
Mrs. r. n. Holland, we learn, is
slightly better, symptoms of improve
ment favorable for her recovery, al
though she is very i'll yet.
Mr. Jesse McLain, of Marietta, has
returned to to Canton after an absence
of three months, during which time he
had spell of typhoid feyer.-Advance
The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society of
the Methodist church will meet at Mrs.
j. M. Austin's residence Thursday, 3 80
p. m.
Rev. DR.. Bingham, presiding elder,
will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday night and hold quarterly
hiCCtiiiB hoAiudy night
Mr.. Hamp Dobbs, who was arrested
in Cherokee county by Deputy U. S.
Marshal Galloway, was discharged by
Commissioner Lester last Saturday
Mr.. j. 1. Killoin, of Savannah, a
former classmate of Mr.. Fred Morris at
the State University, was his guest
here this week.
The Methodist Stewards will hold a
meeting tonight, Thursday, at Col. d.
w. Blair's office, to close out the years
work. A full attendance is urged.
The young folks spent many anxious
hours beforehand reading up on the
sentimental significances and prophe-
cies of All-Halloween.
The Christian Scientists of Atlanta
are preparing to erect magnificent
house OF worship. 1t is said that the
founder of this new religion, Mrs. Eddy,
gives away 100000 per annum.
Mrs. W. 2. Stephens, who moved to
the Gates residence on Campbells
Hill, will move back to town the first of
next month and occupy her residence
on Cherokee street.
Mr.. Mills McNeel, of Marietta, was
in the city yesterday shaking hands
with his many friends.-Griffin Call.
Mills seems to have friends every
where. Well, he is clever enough to
deserve them.
Rumor says that one of our most
popular professional men is to lead to
the altar in very short time one of
the. sweetest young ladies, also of Ma
rietta. Is he a lawyer or NJ. ID? He
is not minister of the gospel, sure!
Mrs. Mollie Herndon and her grand
son, Charlie O'Neill, of Fernandina,
Fla, made CHASTITY find on the beach
road Tuesday in Fernandina. 1t was
the foot of white girl, supposed to be
about y years of age. Itwas carefully
buried by them.
Mr.. John ID. Northcutt has sold his
fine sorrel saddle horse to an Atlanta
banker. This horse was raised by Mr..
Henry Manning, in this county, and
shows what we can do in that line in
Cobb.
Yale graduate, lawyer, desires board
and room in private family where tu-
toring will be taken in part payment.
Address r. III. c., IS Main St., Nashua,
N. H.
Deputy U. s. Marshals S. H. Gallo
way and w. L. Capes, and A. J. Spence,
Deputy Collector, captured IS gallon
still and 1000 gallons of beer within
two miles of Canton last Friday. A. j.
Nation and one other man were arrest
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