The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-24
Mr.. Charley Parker has moved back

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Miss Maybelle Glover is in New York
for protracted stay.
NEW SHOE SHoP-Up stairs over Faw
& Rogers store. G. A. GABLE
DR.. Stanley is having his house re-
painted.
DR.. Rambo is having his house re-
painted.
Miss Anna Boyce Nutting, of Atlanta,
is visiting Miss Hattie Dunwody.
The fire alarm bell will be tested
Thursday, (to-day) between the hours
of ten and eleven O'Clock, p. m.
The Marietta Telephone Co. will OBJ
serve Sunday hours on Thanksgiving
day-will close from 10 a. m. to p. m
Mr.. J. G. Talley returned to the city
last week from drumming tour for
the Brumby Chair Company.
Mr.. Eller, living near Marietta, is
quite sick. He is father-in-law of Mr..
Norman Gignilliat.
Mrs. r. N. Holland continues to i'm
prove, and the prospect is she will be
brought home from Atlanta in the next
ten days.
DR.. J. G. Greer is holding his own,
and the Doctors think he will get we'll,
which will be gratifying news to his
numerous friends.
Mrs. Aimee Dunwody, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Wilder
Glover, returned to Macon on last Sat-
urday morning
A man who duns other people should
never get angry with other people for
dunning him. That doesn't seem to
show christian spirit.-Jasper Herald
Miss Meta Motley visited Acworth
Friday evening and attended an en-
tertainment that night, returning Mon
day mornin.
Rev. J. H. Patton, of Marietta,
preached the Introductory sermon at
the Georgia Synod in brownsville last
| week.
Conductor Johnson Garwood, of the
A. K. & N, has sacrificed his NOUS
tache, and the passengers think the
road has new conductor, so altered
his facial appearance.
Rev. G. F. Brookins, enroute from
Florida to his home in Cleveland, Ohio,
stopped over here Friday evening and
spent several days with his friend, Rev.
G. T. A. Pise. Mr. Brookins preached
a: the Episcopal church Sunday.
After several days rain and sloppy
streets the sun came out under a clear
sky Saturday, much to the rejoicing of
everybody. The farmers need month
of good weather now to put in their
wheat and finish picking their cotton.
Rumor has it that one of our most
popular widowers is shortly to lead to
the altar very estimable and accom-
plished Marietta lady who is on the
sunny side of forty. Guessing is now
in order.
Mrs. Meals is quite sick at the coun-
try residence of her relative, Mrs. Julia
Butler. She went there to make visit
but very soon was attacked with an
illness which prevented her return to
her home at Gen. VIM Phillips.
Some of our ladies and gentlemen
are preparing to put the play "Es-
meraldo" on the stage in few weeks
the proceeds to be for the benefit OF
the Confederate cemetery. Some fine
local talent will be in it.
Mr.. Walter Schilling has constructed
out of different articles of tinware q
railroad engine and cars, fac smile in
appearance. very ingenious and quite
creditable to his skill. 1t can be seen
in the show window of Mr.. Fred Schil-
ling's hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manget, of Cobb coun-
| ty, deserve the thanks of all Georgia
for winning the premium at the Omaha
Exposition for the best small farm
Georgia took good many premiums
there, but that small farm" premium
is about the best advertisement of all
1t is obliged to draw desirable citizens
to Georgia. -Dalton Argus.
| EDS. JoURNAL-As the city school
hours are governed by the time the
town clock keeps, in the attendance OF
pupils and teachers, its irregularity va.
rying sometimes as much as an hall
hour, causes annoyance to about 4OC
families in the city who have to get
their children off early or late, accord.
ing as the clock may indicate. AS the
court house apparently is not to be re.
modelled in some time, can not the
necessary work be done to make the
clock faithful timepiece.
A SCHOOL PATRON.
EDS. JoURNAL-I want to inform m,
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