The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-11-09

DruhfsSsS ~ = sSSld table was
roses and chrysG =; S
Mr., and Mrs Josef IN 81 = IA
tenant 7. NJ Brun)6y ! Mrs IA.
Brumby, (mother of5Eientenant Brurn-
By Mr.. and Mrs. Wt.I AeywaTa, Mrs.
De Barry, of New WoFSk Miss Stella
Brumby, of Cartersvilis, Senator and
Mrs. A. S. Clay, Miss Sallie f. Brown,
of Atlanta, Miss Lucy Lee. Brumby,
| Miss Hattie Camp, Capt r W. Boone,
aan Mr.. w. H. Black and Mr.. f. j..
Paxton. of Atlanta, There were six
courses served. The dinner was a most
sumptuous affair, and every function
most happily performed by the genial
host and hostess that contributed to
| pleasure of the guests.
The award of 81 900 cash premium to
Cobb county for the best agricultural
display at the State Fair will be a big
advertisement for our county, its soil
and productions. We have one of the
best counties in the State, and the
farmers are amply rewarded for their
toll where they put forth judicious in
dustry. The fine exhibit at the State
Fair shows what can. be done and ought
to stimulates our farmers to renewed
efforts in achieving success in diversi-
| fled agriculture
| NoTIoE-Those wishing to compete
for So premium offered:for dozen lar
gest turnips by James w. Legg must
bring turnips 10 Legg's Drug Store No
vember 18th No clubbing together
will be allowed. Turnips brought must
be grown by bearer.
At Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewald's
last Saturday afternoon a crowd of
boys and girls were being entertained
by Miss Blanche Hirsch in celebration
of her birthday. At the we'll little
boy was drawing bucket of water,
when another little boy in spirit of
fun tickled him. He turned the wind
lass loose which struck Joe Banks over
the right eye, making an ugly wound
DIR Cortelyou gave the needed atten-
ton and Joe returned to his home in
Atlanta Sunday night. He will soon
be all right again.
One OF the Presby ministers
here last week took n chew of tobacco
in, the presence of another brother
minister, who said: "You don't chew
tobacco?" YES" he responded. "Why
a hog wouldn't do that " "Well, chew
all the same. You say hog wouldn't
chew" NO" "You don't chew either.
do your" mo " "Wen, what's the
difference between you and hog?''
The minister didn't tell him.
The MARIETTA JOURNAL issued fifteen
hundred papers last week, which gives
1900 readers on an average of five
readers to paper. 1t goes to nearly
every home in Marietta and to every
postoffice in the county, thus making
it valuable advertising medium to the
business man If you want to reach
the people advertise in the Journal.
Our subscription books are open to I'M
spection to any wantingto advertise.
The way to get at theloE1St ailfSof
the people is white pigH. 4opA D
better than mass meetir "a Q
system. 1t is as fair forIlne hs another
where honestly conducted. Every Of
ficer from the Governor down should
be selected that way. twill eliminate
the corrupt negro vote and give an ex-
preston of the peoples will
A mule belonging to Mr.. Coon Shaw
two miles from Marietta on Powder
Springs road, was stolen on last Friday
night. A negro named Ollie Mcdonald
is the thief and went to Atlanta where
he was arrested. Sheriff Bishop went
down and brought the negro back and
placed him Jail.
NJ. G. + Ward and family, of Pow
der Springs, have moved to Marietta
and occupy the Tucker house on Law
renee street. Mr.. Ward and brother
will engage in merchandising here
/ The store in the Masonic building is
being fitted up for them now.
Mail will hereafter be received al
this Office from the South at 1856 D
m, and forwarded from this office al
l 80 p. M, beginning eth inst
d. O. COLE, p. NJ.
Miss Blanche Hirsch celebrated hel
twelfth birthday on last Saturday after.
noon by entertaining number of hel
young friends from to O'Clock. She
received number of nice presents
Refreshments were served and the
occasion proved very pleasant to all.
Mr.. X. 2. Hawkins and wife Of Mil
ledgeville, are boarding at Mrs. G. G
Brumby's. Mr.. Hawkins is a pharma
cist and takps q nOcifion in M Nroc