The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-07-21
M ARIETTA, GA
THURSDAY MORNING, July p, 1898.

Mr., Claud Jones has returned from
his visit to Rutledge, Tenn.
Mr.. Johnnie Stephens is home this
week from drumming tour
Miss Lena Northcutt left Tuesday on
II visit to Murphy, n c,
Mr.. George II Sessions has been at
home quite sick several days this
week.
Mr.. J.. w. Virgins, of Quincy, Fla,
was shaking hands with his friends here
Monday
DIR. !. H. Pittman, of Ocala, Fla,
visited one of our fair charmers here
this week, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. L. W Moon and daughter. Leila,
are visiting relatives this week in Ac-
worth.
Mr.. James Atkinson, in express bust
ness at Morristown, Tenn, is visiting
his mother here this week.
Miss Bertha Gum, of Gadsden, Ala,
is visiting Miss Mary Mason, on Allan
Ia street
Mrs. d. V. Oliver, of Oglethorpe,
Ga, is visiting Mr.. j. M. Hilburn's
family on Lawrence Street.
Mrs. Matte Ford, of New York CITY.
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Brown.
Mrs. II. G. !!ames, near Kennesaw
mountain, is desperately sick and not
expected to live.
Mrs. Petette, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. |. II Springer, re-
turned To her home in Machen. Ga.
Wednesday,
Capt. Sanford says the young man.
Willie Warren, who enlisted here and
was sent to Griffin, refused to be sworn
in by absenting himsslf.
Miss Annie Connerat, of Savannah,
who has been visiting Miss Georgia
Hunt, left Tuesday morning for Mon
roe, Ga
Mrs. James f. Page and sons. James
and Grover, of Gastonia, n. c., are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Anderson, ON
Atlanta street, and will be here about
ten days.
Mr.. Will Giilreath, of the Second
Georgia Regiment, passed through the
city Monday on his way to Gainesville
to see homefolks. He has furlough
up to Saturday night.
Mr.. Henry Brady, of Light Artillery
Company, stationed at Chickamauga
was here this week enlisting men. He
says there are about $4,000 soldiers AT
Chickamauga.
Hon. }. ". Dobbs left Wednesday for
Philadelphia. He will sail on the 25tE
for London and from there he goes to
Argentine Republic. His children will
remain with Mr.. f. p. Dobbs and wife
Fred, the twelve year old son of Mr.
W. }. NJ. Hames, has been dangerously
Ill for the past week, threatened with
congestion of the brain. We hope he
Will soon recover.
DIR. j. \. Stanton, father of Mrs. r
W. Reed, and Miss Marie Gowan. her
cousin, of Warrenton, are visiting Mr.
I. W. Reads family. Il. W. Reed, Jr.
who has been visiting his grandparents
returned home also with DR.. Stanton
There is quite a house party at Mr.
T. b. Brady's, at Oakhurst. Among
them: Misses Mabel and Matte Hors.
ley. of Greenville, Texas, Miss Annie
kaigler. of Oglethorpe, Ga, and Mrs
Winston, of West Point Ga.
Rev. DR.. Quillian will preach mex
Sunday morning at the Camp Ground
being the session of the Cobb Count,
Sunday School Association. Rev. DR.
w. F. Glenn, of Atlanta, will preach a,
the morning service at the Methods
Church, and DR.. Quillian at night.
DIED.-Mrs. l.. Bennett died in Car
tersville last Tuesday, aged about s
years. and was buried here Wednesday
Mr.. Bennett and wife lived in this cit
a number of years ago. The decease,
was a mother-in-law of DR.. j. W. Boze
man, of this place. We tender on
sympathy to the bereaved
Mr. Andrew Pickens and wife. o
Fannin county, Texas, who have beer
living in Texas 81 years, arrived her,
Monday morning and were sent out il
carriage by Mr.. Chuck Anderson tC
visit his mother, Mrs. NJ. p. Pickens. n
Lost Mountain
Revenue officer S. II. Galloway mr..
rested in Milton county, Joseph Lackey
and ). j. Allison, Saturday. They
were tried before Commissioner d. p
Lester here Sunday, and were held I'M
der bond. Illicit distilling was the
charge.