The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-11-16
NV w 90N0 MARIETTA, GA, 6THURS
MARR1En-Mr. ~ E Matthew

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They will arrive in Marietta to-day
and will spen6sa few days with Mrs.
Julia Matthews, mother of the groom.
Mr.. Matthews is we'll known and
highly esteemed young man, formerly
of our city, now of Dahlonega, Ga,
holding responsible position with the
Hall Merchandising Co. The bride is
one of Eatonton's most charming and
accomplished young ladies. The best
wishes of the Journal are extended.
Mr.. Clyde matthews attended as best
man.
On Thursday Chief of Police Steele,
of Rome, telegraphed to City Marshal
Nell to arrest Mr.. r. ]. Johnson, wan
ted in that city on the charge of selling
mortgaged property. Johnson had been
in the city about two weeks. He left
here with his wife and child Thursday
morning, walking towards Smyrna.
Marshal Nell boarded the 9:45 train
here, and as the cars speeded along he
kept a lookout for Johnson and saw
him and his wife. He got off the train
and arrested johnson and brought. him
back to Marietta and placed him in the
calaboose and wired the chief of police
at Rome that he had his man. An Of
ficer came down and carried Johnson
back to Rome. Johnson acknowledges
that he sold furniture that he had
bought and not paid for.
For RENT-Near Kennesaw marble
works, house, garden pasture and sew
eral acres of land or the whole place.
Also to rent good organ, would sell it
cheap. J.R. SEALS.
NoTIoE-Those wishing to compete
for IS premium offered for dozen lar
gest turnips by James w. Legg must
bring turnips to Legg's Drug Store No
vember 18th. No clubbing together
will be allowed. Turnips brought must
be grown by bearer.
Messrs. Clarence Brumby, John and
Claud Casey, Jim Morgan and Mr.
Carter were hunting near Kennesaw
one day last week. Mr.. John Casey,
on one side of a swamp, fired his gun
at some game. Mr.. Clarence Brumby,
on the other side of the swamp. re-
ceived some of the bird shot in his
head and three in his arm. There was
little excitement for short period
of time, but seeing that there was no
serious damage done, they continued
their hunting, but with little more
precaution. 1t is little dangerous to
go with large crowd hunting.
Fine Pianos and Organs for sale
| cheap underneath Journal office. Will
take part pay in wood and trees on any
organ you select. f. L. Freyer
Mrs. S. G. Spaulding writes from
Orlando, Fla, where she is spending
the winter and gives direction as to
her address for the coming of the JOUR-
NAL, and is kind enough to add the fol-
lowing: 81 have always. esteemed it
both pleasure and privilege to read
the JOURNAL that have learned to love
more and more, and now especially
that l am away down on the Peninsula.
it is an unusually Welcome guest, next
to personal greeting from the dear
home folks"
MARRIED-Mr. James Frank Ogletree
was married to Miss Ella Gray Crowder
at Stinson, Ga, on last Thursday after
noon and arrived in the city Friday.
The happy couple are stopping at Mr..
H. A. Barnes. The groom is the tray
cling salesman of Glover's machine
shop, and is very worthy and excel
lent young man. The bride is charm
ing and lovely young lady. We extend
our congratulations
For SALE-The place known as the
DR.. E. M. Allen residence on Atlanta
street. Large lot with nine room house
Apply to D. F. McClatchey, or write
Mrs. Julia A. McClatchey, Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn.
To THE FARMERS See that Special
| Wheat Fertilizer have before buying.
have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices
j. w. HARDEMAN. ]
The editor of the Journal was invit-
4 ID to an old-fashioned corn shocking
by Mr.. Lawrence Power last Friday.
! There was large gathering of people
and a big pile Of corn to shuck, and it
was d one in jiffy. At the dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Power spread such feast of
good TIN ngs as is seldom seen. He is
one of the progressive, thrifty farmers
OF Cobb county, and lives at home and
boards at \ the same place. Mr.. Legg
and Mr.. Smith Grogan attended the
shucking.l Out of 900 bushels Of
yellow corn 4 hucked not white or red
ear was found.
Mr.. }. D. Rdmbo, who has been visit
ing DR.. So. Rambo for some time,
left Fria morning for his homo ii
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