The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-22

wick, was in the city on last Saturday
| See nice line of office supplies at
| Miss Siler's Book Store.
Mr.. @. f. Henderson went to Allan
TIA Friday upon business.
Mr. w. N. Grist is home from a
drumming tour in South Georgia.
Mrs. Sallie Mullins, of Atlanta, ar
rived in the city Friday.
Miss Bessie Baker, we are glad to see,
has recovered from her sickness.
Miss Lucy Gleaton, of Conyers, is
visiting Miss Emma Leila Granting.
Mr.. Smith Grogan, of Atlanta. was
here Sunday.
Mr.. Charley Foster has returned from
Tunnel Hill after weeks visit.
Miss Sallie Sessions is rapidly conva-
lescing to the delight of many friends.
New York Sunday papers on sale at
Miss Siler's Book Store.
Miss Cleo Cason is visiting her aunt
Mrs. y. y. Brumby.
Miss Mary Reynolds is on visit to
DIR. Hammond's at the Vanderbilt
University, Nashville.
Mrs. J. Frank Lumpkin and children
left Sunday on ten days visit to rela-
tives in Rome.
Mr.. J. M. Brown addressed the young
peoples union at the Baptist Church
on last Sunday afternoon.
All the new books at Miss Siler's
| Book Store.
Miss EMILY Turner, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday here with Capt. w. r. Turner's
family.
SToLEN-A pair of gold trimmed spec
tacles marked from Savannah" Will
be only too glad to pay for them if they
have been traded to any one.
II. MEINERT.
Mr.. Glenn Marchman, with Armour
Packing Co., of Macon, spent Sunday
here with his family.
We regret TO learn of the sickness of
Odean, the 14-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Florence.
Mr.. William NJ. Frey has cow with
twin calves and she is giving Az gall
Ions of milk per day.
Mrs. Peabody and son, Roy, of Col
umbus, Ga, are at Mr.. H. A. Barnes
for the summer.
Mrs. E. z. Green and children are
visiting friends and relatives in Smyr-
| ma.
The June brides ard the June grad
yates give the newspapers something
to write. about.
Mrs. Mary M. Delbridge will soon
move with her family from Atlanta tn
Marietta to spend the summer.
Mr.. r. K. Copper, who has been in
Decatur, Ala for some time, returned
to the city on last Saturday morning.
Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Ella Sell
man to Mr.. John A. Alexander, June
2Sth, at Powder Springs.
Mrs. William Buttolph, and three
children, of Columbus, Ga, are here
for the summer at her father-in-law's,
DR.. Buttolph.
Watermelons are ON sale at some of
the stores. consequently there are a
number of happy darkies, who will
spend their last cent for water
Million"
The estate Of Mrs. c. 2. McLain, by
consent of all the heirs, was settled
satisfactorily last Thursday at Ac-
worth. Mr.. Jesse Lemon bought the
house
The principal owners of a 10000
spindle mill and bleachery at Manches-
ter, n H., were in Rome, &C., last
week and state that they will probably
locate at Rome and spend 81 SOC, 600 70,
the plant.
If Mr.. Whitlock would build an ele.
CANT l0O-room hotel in his beautiful
grove on Atlanta street, he could keeI
it full summer and winter. Some en-
terprising capitalist ought to be inter
ested in so important an enterprise.
One of our citizens came near gettin,
killed by the switch engine here Frida.
morning 1t was backing down on thu
track opposite the old depot. The Ma
rietta Accommodation passenger trair
was standing there and the either
crossed over and stepped almost il
front of the box car being backed dowr
to himunseen. No bell on the engine
vas being rung, consequently there wal
NO notification that the switch engine
was any where about.
DrED-On last Friday afternoon, Mrs
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