The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-05-18

ternoon.
Miss Blanche Fox left Saturday on a
visit to Miss Cleo Casonin Calhoun.
The impro, ement made on the Epis-
copai church spire is very marked.
Mr.. ]. w. Hardemsn is adding bath
room to his residence.
For SALE-Fresh COW; also baled
hay at so cents per cwt.
n. NJ. MAYEs, Washington Ave.
Miss Virginia Stanley returned from
her visit to Admission, Ala, on last Fri
day afternoon,
Alderman J. Gid Morris reports a
fine time at the Confederate reunion
in Charleston.
Mr.. Will Trammell made business
trip to Washington City on Friday, re-
turning this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troup Butler, of Wash
ington, Ga, are visiting the family Of
General Phillips.
Miss Clinton Mcmillan, of Augusta,
who has been visiting Mrs. P. H. Nell,
left Saturday op visit to Texas.
Mr.. T. w. Garrett, Jl., was out in
town Saturday. having just recovered
from the mumps.
Mr.. L. e. Moore has had an icon
awning placed at. the rear entrance OF
his drug store.
Mr.. Charley Thornton, of Fernando
ma, Fla. is in the city visiting his fam.
lily.
Miss Dykers left Monday morning
for two weeks VISIT to relatives In
New Orleans.
Mrs 2 O. McLain and Mrs. George
T. Wilson and son, are spending few
days in the city with friends.
Miss Mary Trammell, who has beer
visiting Mrs. w. F. Bennett, returned
to Gainesville Monday.
There were six accessions to the
membership of the Presbyterian church
on last Sunday. Two Dy letter and
four by profession of faith.
Miss Ollie Gibson, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Varnon, re,
turned to her home in Kennesaw Fri
day.
Miss Lucie Barron, after spending {
week in Birmingham, Ala, returned
to the city Friday and is again at the
Postal telegraph Office.
Mr.. John McNamara and wife, who
have been in Atlanta some time, have
returned to the city and are boarding
at Mrs. G. G. Brumby's.
Mr.. VIM. Goodman and wife, Of
Cleveland. Ohio, are at the Elmwood
They spend their summers in Marietta
and have friends here who are glad tc
welcome them.
Mr. Bud Warren, of Atlanta, visited
his brother, Mr. J. S. Warren here last
week. We regret to learn of his i'm.
paired health. The doctors have ad.
vised him to try the climate of Colora.
do.
Rev. John Logan, OF Macon, preach
ed two able. sermons at the Baptist
church last Sunday. He is an old Ma
rietta boy, and formerly worked with
Mr.. d. A. Warlick. He has bright
and promising future.
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey, Jr., manager
, of the Bell Telephone exchange here
has thirty-one hands at. work, putting
,up poles and wires, extending the line
to suburban homes. He paid out about
1887 in salaries Saturday night.
Mr.. T. d. Power has been elected
mayor pro tenn by the city council and
will act as mayor in the absence Of Mr.
T. H. Clower.-Opelika (Ala.) Post
Thus another Marietta young lawyer
receives deserved recognition in hi
new nome.
The Rome Tribune and the MARKETS.
Journal are among the best exchanges
we receive. and one thing we notice
that's very commendable in the bust.
ness men Of the two cities is the fact
that all have some kind of an adyer.
tisement in the paper.-Gadsdep (Ala.)
ITimes-News.
On Saturday, as Mr.: Rufus Richards
and Miss Georgia Hunt were in a bug
81 coming into the city, at the rail.
road crossing on Kennesaw. Avenue,
the keen whistierof the <switch engine
frightened thAhorse they were driving,
and he ran Away. DR.. rs. Stewart
was riding a;horse just ahead of them,
and his horse bolted also, to keep zap
with the other horse. u At the cross
fling on Cherokee street, the buggy
wheel went into ditch and the sud-
den turn wrecked the wheel and Mr.
Richards and Miss Hunt were thrown
out, forts8ately only slight injuries
bbeing sustained by the PARTIES This