The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-07-06

Mr.. Joe P. Legg is on visit to Nor
ristown, Tenn.
Miss Nellie Hall, of Greensboro. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. S. H. Hall.
Mr.. Paul f. Callahan, of Calhoun,
was here Friday.
Rev. DIR. Bigham preached at the
Methodist Church Friday night, a very
able sermon.
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leo, Canada, and the Philippines.
Prof. Charles Clotfelter returned to
the city Thursday and will teach class
during vacation.
Prof. S. V. Sanford left Friday to
take six weeks course in Chicago
University.
Prof. James Lawrence left last week
for Athens, with the view of teaching a
class during vacation.
Mr.and Mrs.E r Pugh, who have been
at Miss Cattle Dewar's for month,
have returned to their home in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Wright, of Springfield
Mass, are at Miss Dewar's for the
summer.
Mrs. Kate Shugart is doing as well
as could be expected. after undergoing
u delicate surgical operation last week.
Mr.. w. E. Crockett and sisters have
moved into their new and elegant
home.
The city park, with it's grassy plats
and beautiful shade trees, is looking
quite attractive.
Mr. g. v, Sanford and wife, who
have been visiting his son here, have
returned to Macon.
Rev. T. Bright, of Murphy, N. c.,
was the guest of Rev. J. T. Jenkins on
last Thursday night.
Mr.. J. R. King, of the firm of Flor
ence Bros, King & Co., was in the city
on Thursday
Miss Elsa McCandlish accompanied
Miss Hattie Whitlock to New York
She will spend the summer with her
aunt on Long Island
Mr.. Frank Manning has been suffer-
ing extremely with liberated tonsils
but found prompt relief in medical at
tention and is much improved.
Rev g. G. Smith, of Omaha, Neb.;
conducted the Bible Institute for the
colored Southern Baptist here last
week.
. Cobb Superior Court convenes the
fourth Monday in this month. Trying
the jail prisoners will be the principal
work of the court.
Work on the new Methodist church
is progressing. The interior work is
now going on. The Sunday School
room will probably be finished first.
A cool atmosphere struck our vicin-
ity last Friday morning that was very
refreshing. There must have been
hail not great ways off.
Mr.. M. M. Sessions has bought of Mr..
T. w. Read, his home place and the
Judge Hammett dwelling on Cherokee
street.
Mrs. J. N CAN'T and her sister, Miss
AGella Terrell, left Thursday evening
last for a weeks visit to relatives near
Smyrna.
Marble sidewalks have nearly encir-
cled the square. Only few brick
pavements left North Geoegia mar
BILE is being put to various uses. Plenty
and more to spare.
Mrs S. Drake, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Moultrie NJ Sess-
ions for some time, returned to her
home in Kalamazoo, Mich, on last Fri
day.
Rev. S. X. G. Adams. of Newman,
filled the pulpit at the Baptist Church
here Sunday. His old congregation
was glad to greet him. Rev. Mr.. Jenk-
ems, preached in Newman Sunday.
Mr.. Ingram, the Bell telephone man.
ager, left his hand satchel on the side
of the road below Winnings, and when
he returned, in about twenty minutes
the sachel was gone, tramp having
carried it off.
The sermons delivered by Rev. s. R
G. Adams, of Newman, at the Baptist
church here, were mastery produc.
tions and highly enjoyed by the large
congregations present. His visit tc
our city was cut short by receiving &
telegram that Mr.. f. M. Duncan was
dying. He returned home Monday
evening.
Bud Alexander, negro boy, on Fri.