The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-07-20
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FoR SALE-Good piano, good reasons
for wanting to sell. P. O. box 3l2.
Miss Sallie Sessions, we regret to
learn, is-still quite sick.
There are seventeen prisoners in
Marietta Jail.
When Mr.. Will Frey straddles horse,
that horse becomes sway-back.
GIVEN AwAY-$5.OO for the largest
dozen turnips grown from Buist's seed.
Sold only at Legg's drug ttore.
TAX NOTICE. The city tax books are
ment of city tax. r. E. LAwHoN,
Clerk and Tax Collector.
Now let us have another marriage
this week, ifRou please.
Miss Lula Wiley returned from At
lanta Saturday after weeks visit.
Farms to rent or sell. Money to
loan ENooH FAw.
Miss Marion Morgan spent Sunday
in Greensboro, returning Monday.
Mrs. J. J. Hussey left Saturday ON
visit to relatives in Macon.
Miss Tennie Aderholdt, of Atlanta, is
visiting Miss Era Northcutt,
Miss Ollie Carnes is visiting in Allan
ia this week,
Buist's Prize Medal Turnip Seed, are
the kind to sow, and Legg's Drug Store
is the place to buy them.
Mr. Joe P Legg returned from Nor
ristown, Tenn, Tuesday evening,
Our friend Col. Charley Griffin is on
the sick list
Mrs. Bush, of Roswell. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charlie Griffin.
We are indebted to Mrs. Bussey for
some very large tomatoes.
Mrs. Lula Snellings and daughter,
Louise, of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs.
w. S. N. Neal.
Miss Katie Howell, of Chattanooga,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Howell.
Col. w. S. Cheney left Thursday on
trip to Washington City and New York
and will return this week.
Mr.. V. E. Manget, Jr, of Atlanta,
spent few days with his father here
last week.
You can find Buist's turnip seed only
at Legg's Drug Store.
Mrs E r Bate, who has been visiting
her son, Mr. John III Bate, returned to
Acworth Tuesday evening
Miss Louis Bate, daughter of Mr. JsH
Bate, is in Acworth, where she is TAX
ing music lessons
Pat Anderson spent last week visit
ing relatives and friends at Powder
Springs.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Manning is seriously ill with
whooping cough
Rev H Patton delivered a lecture
on his travels in the Holy Land in Ros-
well Monday night, He was accompa-
MED to that place by Mr. Leon Faw,
Miss Gussie Groves has returned
home after delightful visit of several
weeks, to Dahlonega, and ten days
visit to Miss Essie Steele in Atlanta.
Rev. II. K. Walker, of Los Angeles,
California. is on visit to Dalton. He
was formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
Church in Marietta.
Work on the court house goes bravely
on. Mr.. G. E. Henderson, the contrac-
tor, has force of hands who are push
ing things.
Sow Buist's Prize medal turnip seed,
at only Legg's Drug Store.
A new Methodist parsonage is being
built at Woodstock for the occupancy
of Rev. Mr.. Stroller. Mr.. Thomas
Evans contributed the money.
Mrs. A. G. Dobbs left Tuesday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Hood, in
Hormony Grove, accompanied by
Geraldine Hood, who has been visit
ing here.
Mrs DR. A Reynolds and son, Guyton
Palmer, and daughter, Elizabeth, left
Tuesday evening for Detroit, Michigan,
where thew will remain a month or