The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-15

Mr.. Raymond B. Ross is in the city.

to Aiken, s. O., returning Monday.
Mr.. J. HI. Miller has been at home
sick for several days.
Miss Leila Wiley spent Saturday and
Sunday in Canton.
Mr.. George Manning and wife re-
turned from Savannah Saturday.
We have had several fine rains in
this vicinity recently. "
Mr.. J. P. Legg has returned from his
visit to Morristown, Tenn.
Mr.. Joseph E Boston, wife and child,
of Atlanta, are at Mr.. and Mrs. j H.
Boston s for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud L'Engle and
children, of Jacksonville, Fla, are at
DR.. VIM Alston's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Davenport, of
Chattanooga, are guests of the family
of Mr.. Geo. H.. Camp.
Miss Louise Anderson and Miss Mary
Lizzie And srson left last Friday. on a
ten days visit to Athens, Ga.
Emma Alexander, colored, has been
placed in Jail on charge of selling
whisky.
Mr.. J. H. Phillips and Mr.. VIM: Fitz-
simmons are advertised to sell lots in
Calhoun and Cartersville.
Mr.. Ed Springer returned to the city
on last Thursday from visit to Madi-
son and other places. He drove through
the country in buggy.
Mr.. T. L. Ingram and family, of Co.
lumbus, Ga, arrived in the city Satur-
day, and occupy the Bond place on
KennesaW avenue.
Mr.. Joe Wilder and family, of Savan-
nah, arrived Saturday and are atstheir
home place on Kennesaw Avenue for
the summer.
WILLIAM CoRALL, Tailor, formerly
with Read & DuPre, will open first
class Tailoring Establishment, over
-Faw & Rogers store, north side square.
Your patronage kindly solicited.
A glass front is being putt the store
building occupied by Mr.. A. B. Gilbert.
Mr.. G. E. Henderson, contractor, is
doing the work.
When a man promises to do any thing
he ought to do it. Confidence in a
mans word goes a great way in the
success of that man.
Mr.. J. w. Lewis, Jr., telegraph OPP
orator at Ellijay, spent Sunday in Ma
rietta. Johns many friends here are
always glad to see him.
Mr.. F. G. Marchman left Sunday for
Macon, where he has position in the
Office of the Armour Packing Co. His
many friends here wish him success.
His family will remain here.
We trust onr people will make every
prepar alton for a fine and extensive
exhibit at the State Fair. Cobb coun-
ty ought to carry off first prize. A per-
sistent effort will accomplish it.
We want the news, the local happen
ings ); if you are going away, if you have
just arrived in the city, if a friend is
visiting you-hunt us up~or telephone
us about it.
The marble industry in this section
doesn't seem to decrease in the amount
used and the orders received. Those
engaged in the business in this place
and section seem to be doing we'll.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson's health has inn
proved so substantially that he finds
himself again actively engaged in look
ing after the business affairs of the Ma
rietta Paper Manufacturing Company.
The Kennesaw Marble Company
have secured other work in Dallas,
Texas, besides the LEM block. They
are making good way in the business
world.
Y Mr.. w. J. NJ. Hames who daily visits
Atlanta, taking and filling orders for
people, is about rs clever and accom-
modating as you make 'em. 1t seems
to give him pleasure to render favors
for people.
The series of meetings closed at the
Baptist church last week Eour per-
sons joined the church Sunday morn
ing and three were baptized by Rev. J.
T. Jenkins at the Baptist church Sum-
day night.
A small cyclone struck the west side
of Marietta on last Thursday evening,
blew down Mr.. Will Byrd's kitchen
and dining room and also his corn crib.
His household goods we're badly dam
aged. Mr.. Bob Manning's corn crib
was demolished. Trees were uprooted
and other damage done in the settle
ment.
a. j.
Prof r q Harris r,Inorintaudant AZ