The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-07-20
Mr.. Houston Mcintosh is at home.

Mr.. Houston Mcintosh is at home.
Everything seems to have quit work
except our indefatigable tn 3 meters
Mrs. R. ]. T. Agricol,S II $as i hel
son, Mr.. OttcAgricola, .nssn. /. Ala
Mrs. VIM. Mason is vis$a Nj, Siads-
den, Ala.
Loafers and postage stamps are usu-
ally stuck on corners.
For SALE-50 feet hose, nearly neW,
Pat $500. Mrs HI. G. Cole.
Mr.. Tom Galloway has returned to
his home in Gainesville.
A crowd of our young people picnic
ed at Concord last Saturday.
Col. B. F. Simpson and wife. of
Aipharetta, were in the city last week.
Mrs. A. z. Kemp, @of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting Col. E. Faw's family.
The Marietta Journal is one of the
best and most enterprising weeklies in
the State .-Macon Daily News.
Mr.. VIM. Coral, returned from At
lanta Monday, where he went to be
treated for his eyes.
We'regret to learn that Mr.. j. H..
Miller is still quite sick at his home in
this place.
The adjourned term of Cobb Superior
Court will convene in the male academy
next Monday morning.
Rev. @. T. A. Pise and family left
Friday for Suwanee, Tenn, where they
will spend several weeks.
Rev. George Benedict, of Cedartown.
preached at st. James Episcopal Church
last Sunday
Baskets of ripe grapes from Judge
Gober's vineyard, near town, are on
the market
Cobb county raised watermelons and
cantelouper are finding their way to
market.
Mrs. H. M. /. Fox and daughter, of
Elmira, N. Y, are visiting Mrs. Little
on Whitlock Avenue.
Miss Mabel Johnson, of Acworth,
who has been the guest of Miss Louise
Gilbert. has returned home,
MRS. r. e. Butler and children are
visiting her father, Mr. G. G. Phillips.
in AcSosth this week.
Mrs. Rs Hirsch has returned from
her visit to her son, Mourice, at Mon
roe Ga.
Mr.. IA. Porter found large plum
peach in his orchard last week. Cobb
is not absolutely destitute of fruit.
Mr.. Alb Granting and wife, of Allan
ia, spent Sunday here with the family
OF his brother, Mr.. w. e. Granting.
Mrs. Sarah Green arrived Friday from
Jacksonville, and is at Major Henry
Myers, at the Cleveland residence.
Mr.. Will Sewell, on Mr.. B. F. Proctor's
land above town last week, sawed 100
feet OF lumber from one pine tree.
Judge Gober has bought eighty acres
OF land adjoining the Blackwell farm,
and will put it out in Grower peach
trees.
Mr.. James w. Legg, went to Carriers
vile Saturday, Mrs. Crouch's son, his
nephew having received painful injur-
les by horse running away.
Misses Isoline Wimberly and Stacy
Ernest, Of Atlanta, were at the Kenne-
saw House Saturday, the guests of Mr..
VIII Harris. a
Miss Agnes Hardenan, who has been
on visit to Atlanta for several weeks.
returned home on last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Delacy, who has been stopping
at the Elmwood, has gone to Trion, n.
c., for short while. Her children
are still here.
Percy, son of Mr. A II Legg, we re-
greet to learn, has typhoid fever. Mr.
Legg is suffering from painful rising
in his>head,
A dance Thursday night at Mrs. w.
r Bakers at Oakhurst, drew quite a
crowd together where they enjoyed the
evening pleasantly.
Miss Mabel Horsley, of Fit. Worth
Texas, Miss Kaizler, of Oglethorpe, Ga.
Miss Mollie Leila and Martha Horsley
of West Point, are at Mr. T B. Brady's
Mr.. F, It. Boyd, superintendent Of
pumping station of city water works,
on last Friday, shot and killed large
white crane, measuring five feet across
from tip to tip of wings.
The kissing bug" has struck Mari
eta. A lady was bitten on the finger
by one last Thursday night, and the
finger became swoolen, red and pain
full and lasted for several days.
Mr.. w. S. Dodgen of this place, says