The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-25


from her visit to Elberton
Miss Lille Montgomery has return
ed to her home in jacksonville, Ala.
Mr.. Ben Nell, of Atlanta, spent Sun
day in Marietta.
Mrs. G. T. Thornton, of Atlanta. is
visiting her son, Mr.. J. S. Warren.
In sixteen days more the registration
books will close. Have you registered?
Mr.. Ed Murray has recovered from
his recent sickness.
Mr.. Permedus Reynolds is visiting in
Canton this week
Misses Trezevant, of Delhi, La, are
visiting Mr.. T. NJ Brumby's family.
Mrs. Kramer, of Savannah, is at
Mrs. Brumby's for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Anderson and son.
Pat, spent last Sunday visiting relatives
in Powder Springs.
Mr.. Robert Nesbitt spent Saturday
and Sunday here with his parents, re-
turning to Birmingham Monday.
Messrs. Charley Nell, Win Florence.
Ed Williams and Seawright Lindley
spent Sunday at Lithia Springs.
Miss Emma Shearer, who has been
visiting Miss Agnes Hardeman, return
ed to her home in Atlanta Sunday.
n
ia, visited Mrs. w d. Anderson. Sr.,
last week.
Mr. j. F. Clarke has fine crop of
millet that the rains have caused DELAY
in cutting
We learn that Col l.. N. Trammell
Will not move to Dalton, but will con-
tlnue to make this city his home. So
the Dalton Argus was mistaken.
Mr.. j. A. Landers will build five
room cottage at once on his lot ad join
ing Mr.. Pat Green's and Mr.. Frank
Lumpkin's near Campbell Hill street.
Mr.. Robert E. Butler has bought
Mrs. Bell Oswell's farm of sixty-five
acres, near the water works, paving
81 400 for the same
Miss Alyce Wildman, who has been
the guest of Miss Elma Reynolds for the
past two weeks. left Saturday fol
Gainesville to visit.
Miss Emma Lyon returned Saturday
from her visit to Jacksonville, Ana, ac.
companied by little Miss Julia Mont.
gomery,
The Methodist Building Committee
rejected all bids received last Satur-
day, not being satisfactory according
to the amount of money they have to
expend.
Mr. G. f. Douglass, editor of the
Thomaston Times, spent Monday in our
city, visiting his friend, Mr.. r. H.
Earle. He is very pleasant and
agreeable gentleman
The social committee of the Y =. S.
q. Endeavor of the Presbyterian church
will give social at Mrs. Gibbes' resi-
dence Thursday evening at O'Clock.
All invited. No charges
Mr. J. R. Winters has bought lot
from Mr.. John g. Campbell, near the
J Knitting Factory, and will build sever
al cottages thereon for factory opera
!. tives.
Major Manly B. Curry, Paymaster of
the Department of the Gulf, arrived in
, the city Sunday from Jacksonville,
Fla. He is sick and is stopping with
his wife and three children at Mrs.
Haynes.
Mrs. d. T. Ward, nee Miss Virgie
Brent Ogden, of Franklinton, n. c.,
writes that she thinks the Marietta
Journal brighter and newsier than
ever and it's arrival always looked for
ward to with eager expectation"
The address Of Rev w A. Lindsey
at Holly Springs last Sunday morning
to the Odd Fellows, is said to have
been very able and captured the crowd
Messrs. X. II. NOrthcutt and A. NJ
Dobbs attended and heard the address.
The sermon preached by Rev j. H
Patton last Sunday morning was a very
able one, pointed, practical and clear.
His illustrations were fine. The spirit
of vital christianity was forcibly put
and the sermon will do good.
Mr.. ID. F. McClatchey and Miss Pearl
returned from their visit to Roswell,
but Mrs. McClatchey remained for a
day or two, owing to the sickness OF
her daughter, Mrs. J. w. Seize, return
ing Tuesday. Miss Addie McClatchey
left for Roswell Tuesday to visit her
sister
Mrs. w. r. Joyner entertained quite
a house party at Fair Oaks" last