The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-29
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Miss Lues lilly has returned to the
Misses CT Ell Gainesville. are
visiting ME- 1 Legs family.
Miss II snisie Groves has returned
fSom savshnahs
Mrs. Thomas Mason and three chill
dren, Of Decatur, ga, are visiting Mrs.
! Julia DuPfes
/ Mr.ard NIrsAO. v. Sanford, of Macon.
are visiting their son, Prof. s. V.
Sanford.
Miss Mabel Whatley and Misses
Siti, Of Atlas,ta, spent Sunday with
dr Warnings family.
Miss Rose Edwards, who has been
visiting Miss Jessie Granting, return
edsto her home in Gainesville Monday.
Quite a number of our people, went
to the picnic at Kennesaw last Satur-
Hay 80
kYAot every newspaper cen be great
Nutit is the duty of every newspaper
fnendeayor to be honest.
MR. "a. Evatt and Miss Mollie
Mitchell, Of Acworth, visited Miss Lou
Bate here Friday.
Rev Br. Broughton must be "holy
terrgE to Atlanta's officials. They
don{s know where the lightning is
goiAseto strike" next.
Rev j. w. Quillian preached in At
lanta Sunday night. Col. w. R. Power
gondteted the service at the Methodist
church Sunday night.
The third charge of regular Quarter
slys Conference will be held at the
Methodist church Friday evening, July
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\ Alderman Morris informs us that he
has cleaned up the quarantine house in
Nhe country and the patients are all
lismissed.
&Ee vagrant law should be enforced.
N idle negroes on Our streets are too
efous An act by the city council
Id have, n tendency to correct a
wing evil.
Mss Ethel Heggie, of Augusta, a
Atiful and charming young lady,
no numbers her friends by the score
in Marietta, is visiting Mrs. Heggie on
church street.
With fried chicken and cream gravy,
boiled corn on the cob, stewed squashes,
plenty of butter and buttermilk, and
lastly but not leastwisely, u blackberry
roll with sauce, who, we ask, has right
full cause for complaint?
Rev. 5. L. G. Adams, of Newman, and
Rev. j. I. jenkins, of the Marietta Bap-
fist Church, will exchange pulpits next
Sunday. Since the above announce
ment last Sunday, it seems probable
that it will be necessary to administer
the ordinance of baptism here on that
day and in that case the pastor will re-
main here
The recent distressing accident in
Atlanta, by which a thirteen-year-old
boy lost his life by the accidental dis
charge of "a toy pistol, should be a
warning to all boys. Many very inno-
cent looking toy pistols" are agents
of death and too much care cannot be
exercised in handling any sort of
weapon.
Rev. j. H, Patton has changed the
time of holding the evening service at
the Presbyterian Church to $50 and
beginning at that hour next Sunday he
will resume his lectures on his travels
in the Holy Land, Next Sunday after
noon at 5 80, his lecture will be on the
subject, Eight Days Horseback Ride
Through Palestine"
Mr.. Moultrie NJ Sessions having dis
posed of his stock in the Marietta Paper
Manufacturing Company to Mr.. s. A.
Anderson, reorganization was neces-
sary and was perfected at meeting OF
stockholders and directors on last Sat-
urday. The following officers were
elected: Joseph Paige, President; S
A. Anderson, Vice President and Gen.
eral Manager; and Mr.. 7. w, Read
Secretary The interests of the mil
under the management of the new Off
GERS will no doubt prove satisfactory
and be carefully looked after. Mr.
Anderson is safe business man, anC
with vast deal of experience in the
management of paper mills. Success:
20. this valuable enterprise.
Rev. Sam Jones in his last Saturday
letter to the Atlanta Journal, write:
that when Marietta's municipal cleo
tions occur that pistols and coffee ar,
in evidence at the feast. He did III
the. Justice to add that no real harm
ever resulted. When these small diff