The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-17
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Miss Mary Fleming is on visit to
Chattanooga.
Rev. ]. T. Lightfoot, of Jersey, Tenn.
will preach at the Baptist Church to-
night, Wednesday. Everybody invited
DR.. Newton spent several days in At
lanta this week on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Erwin, (nee
Miss CampbelD, of Atlanta, visited DR..
SANKEY'S family here Sunday.
There were no services at the Metho-
dist and Presby terrain churches Sunday
night
You can get SO for three ears of corn.
Read Crosby's advertisement in this
issue of the JOURNAL.
Mr.. G. E. Hedges and family, after
ten days visit to relatives in Atlanta
returned to their home here on Mon
day.
The body of T. G Bactheder was dis
inferred at Nelson, Ga, and shipped to
East Dorset, Vermont. His son, AK.
Batchelder. from Vermont, accom-
panied the body home on Saturday.
Mr. VIII Bird visited near Macon
last week and put up fine monument
for the Mcneil Marble Co., returning
Saturday night.
Hon. w. p. LaRoche, representative
from Chatham in Georgia Legislature.
with his wife, spent Sunday here with
his relative, Mr.. 7. L. Hunt
1t is said that the A. K. 4 n. Rail-
road is doing fine business now. and
have about as much freight as they can
handle. The road is well managed and
seeks to give every accommodation.
Miss Eliza Fuller Of Summerville,
Ga, was the guest of Mrs. j. n. CAN'T
Friday She is the daughter of Mr.. J.
d. Fuller, of this county, and is now
visiting him.
Prof. l.. B. Robson had n fine COW
to die last week from eating peavines
She had been running in patch where
peavines had been harvested, and the
result was she got too much "pickings. :"
Little Julia Schilling celebrated her
ninth birthday Wednesday afternoon
with party, at which she had num-
Der OF her young friends. 1t was a
pleasant occasion for the young people.
Messrs. Dock and Mid Williams. of
Lost Mountain, have caught forty
cartridges in nets this season, and find
good sale for them Partridges are
plentiful this year.
Washington barrow, of the Tenth U.
). Cavalry. who was buried in National
Cemetery here, was disinterred Mon
day and shipped to Harrisburg, Pa.
MI Y. +. Henderson was the under
taker.
THANKs.-The family of Mr.. n. F.
Legg desire to use this medium to
thank the many friends who so kindly
rendered service to the family during
the recent sickness and death of Mr..
n. F. Legg.
The social given last Friday evening
at the residence of Rev. DR.. I w.
Waddell, by the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, was a
very pleasant occasion. The attend
ance was quite good, and the musical
part OF the program exceedingly enjoy
apie, Misses Craigmiles, Eileen Gober
and Ruby Stone and the children of
Dr. addell, Eugene, Annie and Wv
ian, contributing very gracefully there
TO- Amusing games were played and
nice refreshments were served.
Kew. W A Lindsey preached at the
Baptist church on last Sunday morning
and at night to large congregations
considering the bad weather. Those
who heard his morning sermon are yery
loud in its praise. The solo by Prof
York was very fine. Rev. Mr.. Lindsey
and Prof. York left for Cedartown
where they begin series of meetings
after which they will fill dates in the
north as far as Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. William Johnston, of the Mari.
eta Water Works, has the contract tc
put in the gas and electric light fix
lures and gas pipes in the new station
depot at this place, and Mr.. w. f
Davidson, of the Marietta Electri,
Company, has the contract to do the
wiring. You can depend upon it tina
these gentlemen, who understand thei
business SO well, will do a first-cas
job.