The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-07-19

her training and the subtlety of hel
art. Altogether, the work of Mis-.
Tucker left nothing to be desired
Daily Tribune, Tampa, Fla.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Chandler
fine girl
Miss Mary Granting left Friday fol-
a few days visit to Blue Ridge.
Miss Alena Barnes is visiting in At.
lanta this week.
Miss Pearl Squires has returned from
Charleston, Ga.
For RENT-A five-room cottage on
Locust street. G. T. GiGNTLLIAT.
As there is a good deal of wheat
raised in this section now, q Touring
mill in Marietta ought to pay.
DR.. w. B. Tate and sister, Miss
Stella, of Tate, Ga, are spending a few
weeks at Morehead City, N. G.
Congressman Tate and daughter Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. r. N. Holland here
Thursday night.
Mrs. Effie Barrow and daughter, of
New York, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
DR.. A. N. Stanley at this place.
1t is hoped the new organization of
the water works company will put in
filters.
In the electoral college it will take
224 votes to elect Bryan President, and
he is going to get them.
Bryan, Stevenson, Mckinley and
Roosevelt are lawyers and never won
much distinction in their profession.
Miss Boston and Miss Denton, of
Gainesville, Fla, are guests of Mrs.
DR.. Nolan.
Major General S. G.. French, of PEN
sacola, Fla, is the guest of Mr.. Joseph
NJ. Brown.
Don't think when any one gives you a
present that it isn't going to cost you
something
The smoke of battle will clear away,
the democrats will get together and
elect the democratic nominees as
usual.
Among the many advertisements in a
recent newspaper headed, Boys
Wanted" seven closed with the words,
"No cigarette smokers need apply"
A drove of dogs tried to take the
town one night last week. The hides
of those dogs ought to be tanned and
made into shoes to wear dog days.
Miss Floy Montgomery left for her
home in Jacksonville, Ala, last Satur-
day, accompanied by Miss Anna Mont
gomery.
Suckers grow up about as rapidly as
mushrooms, and there is always a crop
of them ripe and ready for the fakir to
harvest.
Mrs. J. d. Anderson, of this place,
and Mrs. Charles Daniel, of Atlanta,
are spending two weeks in Murphy
NC.
The devil wears grin on his face
from ear to ear when father tells his
son how to walk and then doesn't walk
that way himself.
Col. T. d. Power, wife and son, of
Opelika, Ala, who have been visiting
relatives here for the past two weeks,
returned home Saturday.
When you keep all the money posi-
BILE in your town you show the intelli-
gent and industrious citizens that you
are the right man in the right place.
Prediction after prediction is being
made as to what republican states will
go for Bryan and Stevenson. When the
election is over in November, we will
tell you what states they are.
The powers desire an "open door" in
China in two senses o; the word-an
open door for trade purposes, slso an
open door through which foreigners
may get out.
Miss Reece Of Macon, who is visit
ing in the city, and Miss Jennie Glover
and Messrs. BERTHE Freyer and Charley
DuPre, attended the Colonial Club
dance in Atlanta on last Thursday eve.
ming
Vertical writing has been declared
out of use in the north. Now, let some
fellow rush in with some other style o.
writing.