The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-09

Der of shade. trees this season.
Miss Ruby Stone is perfecting her
musical education in Atlanta.
Prof. and Mrs. J. G. Camp, of Ac-
worth. have a new arrival, boy.
Mr.. lump Smith, of Atlanta, visited
Mr. Irvine Smith last Friday.
Mr.. Ed Jervey is nursing very
painful boil on the back of his neck.
Miss Mamie BULGE, of Chattanooga,
is visiting her sister, Mrs, Sam Motley.
Mr.. Reece Combs, of Adairsyille, is
night operator at the w. & "A. R. r.
depot now.
The Marietta JOURNAL is one of the
Times brightest exchanges.-B
wick Times.
With returning good weather, comes
returning. confidence and courage.
Speed the plow
The Sessions store building will be
ready to occupy by the 18th inst. it is
thought.
The warm, pretty weather of last
week forced the buds out on the trees,
and the grass to show it's verdant color.
/ When girl thinks she can't exist
without sweetheart, she is to be
pitied
The city degrading down the hill in
front of Mr.. Leard's home in the Max
well addition.
Miss Matte Garrison visited her
brother, Mr.. Jim Garrison, at Blue
Ridge last week, returning this week.
Tuesday afternoon caro- Of marble
broke down, causing the derailing of
freight train near Canton.
Mr.. Lawrence Hunt informs us that
his son, Coryell, who has been at home
sick for several weeks, is some better.
Mr.. Leon Commerford has resumed
his studies at business college in At
lanta.
Mrs. G. w. Law, of Columbus, Ca,
arrived in the city Friday, and is WIS.,
iting the family of her son, Mr.. G. M.
Law. = ess tvE. rer
We are glad to see Mr.. w. &. Della
ney out on the streets again after
long confinement at home with rheu-
matism. -
Judge. Sessions visited Canton Satur-
day to defend Dan Spears, indicted for
the burglary Of Latham 4 Rusks' store
at Woodstock
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Harris and chill
dren, of Atlanta, visited her brother,
Mr.. Sam Dick, the latter part of last
week,
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. 1rown at
tended the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Smith c'Bill Arp'') at
Cartersville Tuesday evening.
An engine drawing freight cars ran
into the caboose of another freight
train at Gilmore on the w. & R.R..
last Friday morning The caboose was
splintered and the engine was damaged
Mr.. Tom Handy, the clever clerk in
the Ordinary's office, attended the
marriage of Mr.. Randy Brewer to Miss
Leila Brannon, at Brannon, Ga. on the
1st inst.
Mrs. NJ. McCutcheon, of Birmine-
ham, Ala, visited her parents, Judge
and Mrs. G. @. Vim, near town, on
Saturday, returning the first of the
week. r,cg.e
Mr.. ID. G. Hames, who works at the
Kennesaw Marble Company, was off
duty last week on account of large
boil on his hand, which had to be
lanced.
L AN increase of salary secured the
services of Mr.. Johpnie Mcdonald at
the National cemetery. He has been
the efficient sexton at the city ceme-
terry > ~
Mr.. Joe 2. Legg left Saturday for
New York to buy new goods for the
popular and enterprising dry goods
firm of Legg Bros. Mr.. Crouch, his
brother-in-law, of Gainesville, accom-
panied him. A.a
MI. Henry Wyatt and family will COM
mence housekeeping this week in the
new house of Mr.. J P. Dawson, on Ken
nesaw avenue. Prof. j. K. Seals and
wife will live with them.
Mr. WE. Moor, who lives on Cher
okee street about one mile from town,
planted out 500 peachtrees on last Fri
day This increases the number of
peachtrees in his orchard to about
1000.
/ Mr.. George d. Speight came down
from Fort Gaines this morning to bring
Miss Maria Brumby, charming young
lady Of Marietta, who will spend some
time with her friend, Miss Annie Blan-
ton smith.-Blakely Observer.
The bargains in Winter Condo at