The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-04-27

| Store in Masonic building to rent.
ENoCH FAw.
Miss Cora Cheney has returned from
Atlanta to Rome.
Mr.. J. S. Reid has closed out his
grocery store.
| Mr.. Wat Freeman, of Elgin, Texas
spent Sunday here, mingling with old
Marietta friends.
Mr.. Ed. M. Cooke was quite sick fol
several days last and this week and
had to remain away from business.
Mr.. James B. Smith, of Marietta, is
now assistant agent of the A.. X. & N
depot at Blue Ridge.
Mrs. Walter Sparrow and Mrs. G. V
oNeill, OF Blue Ridge, are visiting
Mr.. E. II. Simpsons family.
Mr.. W. HI. Jackson, Confederate sur.
yivor, was in Company A., 18th Geor-
gia regiment.
Mr.. Ed Pomeroy, student at Athens
arrived in 'the city Saturday and spent
the day and Sunday here.
Miss Gussie Siler, of Opelika, Ala, is
visiting the family of Mrs. S. A. Siler,
on Church st.
Next Saturday occurs the Demo-
cratic primary to nominate Sheriff
Go out and vote.
DIR. j. H. Pittman, of Ocalla, Fla,
visited Miss Myrtice Oason here on last
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. j. w. Quillian will preach the
commencement sermon of the public
schools at Newman June 18th, and also
of the Paramount College June 9TH.
Mr.. George Rollins, wife and child,
OF Cullman City, Ala are visiting the
family of his father, Mr.. j. S. Rollins,
in this city,
Frank Maxwell. colored, was at one
of our stores early Monday morning
trying to buy hat. He says his hat
was stolen at church Sunday night
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at Mrs. d. F. Nc
Clatchey's residence Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
At the Woman's foreign Missionary
Society in Rome last week, Mrs. w. r,
Power was reelected District Sec.
rotary.
Mr.. George d. Anderson, of Marietta
gets the appointment of District Su.
pervisor of the 18th District for the next
census, to be taken June of next year
VOTERS required to register for Sher.
| ifs election: Those who have become
81 years of age since last election, those
who have never registered, and those
who have not paid last years taxes.
CLARKE LTBRARY.-On and after Ma,
1st, the library hours will be from t,
II a. m. On Wednesdays and Sathr
uuJ > lioLi COSHp. III
KATE s. VIM, Librarian.
/ Captain John Sibley, of Rays I'm
munes, just back from Cuba, arrived
in the city Saturday on visit to hi
family. He returned to Macon Tues
day, where his regiment will be mus
tered out May ID.
Mrs. jamie w. Quillian, of Gaines
vile, Ga, is visiting her son, Rev. J
w. Quillian, of this city. She was 7!
years old last Thursday and had
birthday dinner at the parsonage.
Rev. J. T. Jenkins had large CROWD
Sunday night to hear his sermon OF
temperance. 1t was very strong and
well delivered address, and will dc
good.
Lewis Vann, white, who has served
% months of four years sentence in
the penitentiary for burglarizing Mr.
Rainey's house, has been granted new
trial, and Constable J. w. Morris
went to the Durham mines in Dadt
comfy and brought him back last Sat
urday. Motley & Griffin are his law
yers.
The Daughters of Confederacy me-
in called session Monday afternoon to
make arrangement for Memorial Day
also to receive the flag made for the
chapter by the Historian, Miss Dykers
1t was both beautiful in design and
lovely in finish. The handsome stat
was donated by the enterprising firm o.
L. Black Il Son, and the ladies mani
Tested their appreciation by a rising
vote of thanks. Mrs. James II. Brumby
| was also appointed delegate from the
Kennesaw Chapter to Confederate Re-
union at Charleston.
The regular meeting Of Daughters o.
Confederacy will be held in parlor O
Elmwood Hotel on Monday Afternoon
next at o'clock, May LIST. All mem
bers of memorial association are re
quested to meet with them to perfec
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