The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-04-26
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed
Matters Of Moment in City
Briefly ChroniCIed.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
The Passing ThrOng, It'd Bits of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.
Wiley's Candies at Crosby's.

Wiley's Candies at Crosby's.
The boarding houses in Marietta
seem to have a good run of patronage.
A hobby line of shirtwaists at
MRS 3. SoHoENTHAL's.
The farmers have been very much
delayed in their work by rains.
Wiley's Candies at Crosby's.
Mr. G. B. Willingham returned from
Washington Saturday.
Mr.. John Wade visited Calhoun last
Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Simp Jackson,
a daughter.
Monroe has the best passenger sched-
ule of any town in Georgia outside the
large cities, except Marietta-Tribune
Mr.. Bill Sauls remembered the Jour-
nal by the presentation of some fine
vegetables.
Wiley's Candies at Crosby's.
Mr.. Mills Mcneil has associated HIM
self with Mr.. Ed. Springer in running
the saw MILL
Remember that ticket Number 1871
draws the watch at Florence Bros,
King & Co. Call and get the watch.
The stores will close Thursday from
nine O'Clock, a. m , to one p. m,
to attend decoration exercises.
Wiley's Candies at Crosby's.
General Joe Wheeler says he is out
of politics and an election will be held
in Alabama to fill his place in Congress
SUMNER misunderstanding new in
Marietta. Mrs. Fl. S. Root will have a
summer millinery opening at her store
on Tuesday, May 1st, A lovely display
of summer hats. The public cordially
invited.
Running a newspaper is like running
store; the editor must run it accord
ing to his own judgment and expert
ence, and not according to the way
other people would have him run it.
Rumor has it that Governor Gambler
will be candidate for Steve Clay's
place in the senate. Steve Clay suits
US as well as any North Georgia man
we know of.-Waycross Herald.
Mrs. Branham Anderson and Mis-:
Pauline Weaver, of Covington, Ga.
were guests of Mrs T. w. Read Thurs
day evening.
Fresh line of mating The newest
things in swiss and bobinet curtains al
MRS. b. SCHOENTHAL'
Miss Mary Lizzie Anderson, who i:
attending LAGRANGE Female college
arrived home Friday evening, visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. D. Anderson, re-
turning Friday.
Mr.. w. E. Thornton and family have
moved into the cottage Of Col. Blair
recently vacated by Mr.. J. N. CAN'T
who has moved into his new home or
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Nettie Northcutt sold to DIR
Ralnbo two city lots, each 20Ox5O feet
near his residence. 1t is understood
that the Doctors brother-in-law, Mr.
Jones, has bought one of the lots from
him and will at once build handsome
residence.
A letter received by friend of Rev
and Mrs. W. A. Lindsay contains The
information that both of them hav.
Joined the Christian or Campbellitt
church, Rev. Lindsay was pastor O
the Baptist church Immediately pre-
ceding Rev. Jenkins. He and his wife
are now living in a small town nea
San Francisco. Mrs. Lindsay lecture
occasionally.
Rev. NJ. A. jenkins, of Macon, whc
has been assisting Rev. J. 7. Jenkin
in series of meetings at the Baptis
church, is young man of good, prac
teal ideas and breaches with power anC
influence. His sermons have proven
beneficial and helpful. The two minis
tiers held an open air meeting on tn,
square Saturday morning, backed b,
members of the Baptist church, mum
Der of ladies being present to assist il
the song service. The sermon by Rev
NJ. A. Jenkins was a strong one and die
good. We believe if the church does
successful work it must reach the PEG
pie who do not attend the house o
worship,
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