The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-05
SMYRNA.

CHRISTMAS GAYS are past, no ON
drunk, .disorderly or an arres-
made during the interim. Veril,
it was the most quiet holiday
season we have witnessed in oul
town.
A couple of our young mer
were up before s'His Honor
Thursday before Christmas fol
discharging firearms in the city
limits. They were so interested
in hunting rabbits, they never
thought of town limits, but one
dollar and half and cost will
cause them to think of such things
in future
Mrs. Chas. Dowda and little
son have returned from pleas.
ant visit to relatives in Lyerly, Ga:
Mr.. Joe A. CLANCY lost his old
family horse on the 22nd ult.
He dropped dead on the road
home from Marietta. Alas! poor
Romeo.
Mr.. George Moore, of Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, visited his mother
and sister here during the holi.
day season.
Mr.. w. K. Bickers, who has
been engaged on the A. K. & N.
Railroad since last summer, il
spending short time with his
family and friends in Smyrna.
Miss Carrie Belle Dunn, who is
attending school in GAINESVILLE
spent Christmas with her parents
here.
Miss Barton Terrell, the young.
est daughter of Capt. 2. T. Ter.
rell, who is student of Gaines.
vile Female Seminary, spent the
holidays here with her parents.
Mr.. Norris Pace, of GAINESVILLE
is visiting friends and relatives il
our city. Glad to see you, broth.
er Norris, and especially in such
excellent good health.
Miss Nellie CLANCY and Miss
Donnelee Pace visited Mr.. anc
Mrs. Bently, at Woodstock, last
week.
The Bohemian Club gave its an.
nual stag supper last Monday
night. Oysters were prepared ano
served in abundance; cigars smok,
ed and tales told until late into
the night, when all adjourned t
their several homes, feeling CT
is good and pleasant for brethren
to dwell together in harmony
and the most Of them too full Go.
oysters) for utterance. Among
those present were Messrs. San
frelan, John Pace, Will Newton
DR.. Pace, John Hates, Tom Whit
field, and Mr.. Bum.
Several of our many charmin.
young ladies visited certain
neighborhood to have party t,
| tell their fortunes. and from wha
| can hear there will be an cpl
demic of weddings in this plac
six months hence, that is, if tn
fortune-teller is anyway near cor
rect. She OWNED for them tn
fact that that al would be mar
ried in six months, and most O
| them would marry widowers-
with children-three to six il
| number: | suppose it must be {
case of Anything, Lord, SO its {
man."
Miss Matte Florrie Williams
a charming and vivacious young
lady, of: Waverly Hall, Ca, spent
Christmas with Miss Barton Ter
rell.
Mr.. w. R. Newton and family
started Monday morning to take
charge of Dr.. Nelms' large farm
near Hefin, Ala. They will
drive through the country, carry.
ing with them several head Of
| cattle. Ihey expect TO make the
trip in three days Wish you sue.
cess and a prosperous new year.
The members of the Baptist
Sunday school gave their super
intendent, Mr.. John T. Pace, q
handsome pair of wicker rocking
chairs as a Christmas present
Miss Louise Aymer, Of Atlanta
spent Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. Will Richardson.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson will fill his
regular appointment at the Pres.
byterian church, Providence per-
hitting. Everybody invited.
CRITIC.