The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05
Mrs. Sam Squires is quite sick.

Won't we be glad when the city
clock lie restored.
MIR. George HI. Sessions returned
from Asheville Friday.
Miss Daisy Hill has returned from
Athens, Ga.
Miss Ruth Sewell, Of Atlanta, is Wis.
iting Mrs. j. D. Anderson.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson is visiting hel
son, Mr.. Edgar Anderson, III Atlanta.
Mrs. Thorn toni is visiting her son Mr.
J. S. Warren.
Mrs. W. H. Covington has moved to
Atlanta.
Cotton sold Tuesday in Marietta for
1913.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. McCar.
ter, formerly of Marietta, now of Char
lotte, N. O., on Sept. 2Sth, fine boy.
Mrs. M. A. Hallenbeck and daughter
OF Toledo, Ohio, are at Mrs, McKin-
ney's boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Brumby re.
turned from New York, Boston and
other cities on last Saturday.
Mr. j. B. Wing. of Roswell, was here
Friday. He goes to East Point to &C.
cept a position.
Miss Mary Atkinson left Saturday
for Demopolis, Ala, where she takes q
place in desssmaking establishment
The 'possum, the potato and persim-
mon are here TO stay until Sambo car
get hold of them.
Our farmers must come to intelligent
conception of the fact that raising cat.
tie and hogs is profitable.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Gardner and Mrs
A. Gardner, of Yszoo City, Miss, are
at DR.. Setxe's.
Miss Ola Chase, who has been visit.
ing Mr.. Sam Dicks family, returned tc
Atlanta Friday evening.
Don't forget the chorous class which
begins next Monday night at the Opers
House.
Well, we are to have a handle fac.
tory anyhow.-Madison Advertiser
Well, what are you going to "handle p
Mr.. VIII Cheney made his will or
the 18th of October The unlucky
thirteen.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Camp ant
daughters returned Thursday from
Lookout Mountain.
Hereafter Ducktown station on the
A. KS& N. will be known ms Postelle
Tenn, a postoffice having been estab
lished there.
The farmer who holds his cotton will
get more than the one who sells now
The crop is short and higher price i,
bound to come.
Mr.. Walter Thornton and family
Mrs. Springer, and daughter, Mis-.
Mamie, arrived from Waycross FRIDAY
evening and will reside here again.
When you sell your cotton don't for
get to come in and pay the printer. We
need what you owe us to pay current
expenses.
Why is a vagrant like a balloon :
Because he has no visible means of sup.
port There are several balloons in
Marietta.
Dewey is going to take that home ir
Washington that people are contribu.
ting money to buy. Dewey captures
everything in sight.
Music is said to be the food of love
Some music we have heard would
prove very sickening diet, ard doubt.
less accounts for some divorces
Col. George w. Adair, OF Atlanta
died on last Friday night. He will be
sadly missed in that city of which he
was strong factor in its upbuilding.
A dance was given at Prof. F. L
Freyer's on last Wednesday evening
Miss Stacy Earnest and Miss Bessie
Shaw, of'Atlanta and Miss Ijams, Of
Knoxville, were present.
Hon. w. H. Dabney died in Calhoun
last Friday. He it was who made tina
memorable race against DIR. FELTON, fol
Congress. He was an able and pur.
man. He was buried in Atlanta.
Mr.. HI. G.. Warning, who has been will
the A. K. & N. here, left Friday TO
Memphis, where he takes a railroad DO
sition.
Mrs. ]. T. NJ Haire has returne,
home from McGhee, Tenn, accompa
MED by Mrs. G II. Rogers and chill
dren, of Birmingham, Ala, who will
spend short while here.
Miss Jessie Boring, an attractiv