The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-07-13

few days in Atlanta.
Mr.. George Griffin and wife are on a
visit to relatives in Eatonton.
Miss Lila Wooley, of Atlanta, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. M. G. Whitlock.
Miss May Reynolds, of Acworth, is
visiting Miss Lucille White,
Mrs. J. w. Kries and children are
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. f, Roesell.
Mrs. G. B. Willingham and children
left Saturday on visit to Dalton and
Murray county.
Miss Ethel Heggie, who has been
visiting Mrs. Newt Heggie, returned
to her home in Augusta last Monday.
Miss Fannie Kilby, who has been Wis
iting resatives in Rome, returned home
last Friday afternoon.
Marietta and vicinity have had plenty
OF rain. A very heavy rain fell here
Saturday afternoon.
A child of Andrew Rogers was bitten
by dog in front of the postoffice last
Friday
Mr.. @. t. Wright made sixty-five
dozen bundles of oats on one acre of
ground, the Calder place, in this city
Mrs. Cleveland and Miss H. D. Cleve-
land and Miss Aldine are on visit to
Spartanburg, s. G, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mckenzie and
children returned Friday from three
weeks visit to Virginia Beach and New
York.
Il ssenry Moore, colored, who beat his
re, was arrested in Atlanta and
Brought back here by Sheriff Bishop on
Mast Friday. He gave bond.
Some fifteen Odd Fellows of the
Cherokee Lodge visited Roswell last
Friday night and did some work in the
Lodge there.
Capt. w. j. Hudson attended the
meeting of the Executive committee
of the Seventh Georgia Regiment, in
Atlanta last Saturday.
Sweet potatoes, watermelons, cante-
loupes, apples. peaches, blackberries,
and all kind of vegetables are to be had
for the money in the Marietta market
Good eating is here.
Mrs. DIR. Malone and children have
returned from Villa RIGA, accompanied
by Mrs. I'D. Malone, the mother Of
the Doctor, who will spend a short
while here.
General William Phillips reached hi
seventy-fifth birthday last Saturday
He is still in the enjoyment of gooG
health, and his many friends trus
many years may be allotted to him.
Rev. E. D. Patton and bride, Of
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, arrived in the city
Friday and are visiting their uncle
Rev. j. III. Patton. He preached Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian
church very fine sermon.
Mr.. w. J. Manning was in town Sat.
urday and he said crops are looking
fine and promises well. He says where
the land has been properly worked you
will find the crops growing nicely and
doing we'll.
Deward, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Deward L. York. met with an accident
last Friday. He was playing with a
long shoe-buttoner, and got it down
his throat, and, on pulling it out, the
prong caught in the lining of the throat
and lacerated the flesh very painfully,
requiring the attention of physician
Judge r. b. Baldwin is having his
lot in the cemetery enclosed with gran
ite- coping and the ground leveled and
beautified. He has had the McNeel
Marble Co., of Marietta, erect beau
tiful monument over the grave of his
lately deceased wife.-Madison Madi-
sonian.
WI. hliu DuIs. 1cITtll AuuISOIl OhH-
trell, OF Columbus, Ga, have issued in
vitation to the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Pauline Douglass, to Mr.. Philip
Henry Brady, of Oakhurst, Ga, the
marriage to take place at the home Of
the brides parents Wednesday July
10Th at noon. Miss Cantrell, besides
being highly accomplished, is (
young woman of many attractive ant
admirable traits of character. She ha'
n host of friends in the social world O
Columbus and it is source of regre
that she will not reside in Columbus
in the future. Mr.. Brady is younl
man well and popularly known through
| out the state. He is the younges
son of Captain t. B. Brady, one of At
lanta's most prominent business men
He formerly resided in Atlanta, but fol
several years past has resided at Oak