The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-29
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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JOURNALS Bell Telephone, No. Is.
Col. w. d. Weaver is on visit to
Macon and Albany this week.
Mr.. Stephen d. Cowan, of near Ac-
worth, is dead.
Mr.. Sam r. Hirsch, of New York,
visited his mother here Sunday.
Mr.. ]. H. Bate. we regret to learn, is
confined to his home with rheumatism.
A very heavy rain fell Sunday morn
ing here
Mrs. Dollie Bennett, of Atlanta, was
the guest OF Mrs. j. E. Motley last
week.
One OF Marietta's most beautiful
young ladies fell up pair of steps last
Friday,
Mr.. Claud Jones and Mr.. Earnest J..
Rhodes, of Atlanta, spent. Sunday in
the city.
Mr.. John D. Cunningham returned
home from Chicago last week, after an
absence of two months.
Miss A. f. Alden, who has been Wis
iting in Newtonville, Mass. has return
edIto her home here. at Mrs. Cleveland s.
Thursday being Thanksgiving day,
all the stores will be closed, and Sun
day appearance will enshrond our town,
Mr.. Warlick is now ready to make
your Christmas Photos. at his gallery
He wilt be with you until Jan. LIST.
Go early and avoid the rush.
5000 to Loan at per cent interest.
No other charges. ENooH FAw.
DR.. Broughton and Mayor Woodward
are saying some salty things about each
other.
Christmas comes on Tuesday this
year and is only 81 days off. How time
flies.
Judge Gober is contemplating build
ing an opera house on Atlanta street,
up-to-date in every particular.
Col. Linton Dean, of Rome, was in
attendance upon Cobb Superior Court
this week.
A little Marietta girl speaking of a
divorced married lady, said: She
has suicide from her husband"
Miss Carrie Cleveland, of Spartan
burg, S. c., is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Cleveland, on Railroad avenue.
Mr.. John G. Waters has gone to Nc
Gays, Tennessee, to work for month or
more. Parties wanting work done can
write TO him there.
Mrs, j. G. West, representative of
the "Jewish Sentiment" of Atlanta, is
in the city soliciting advertisements
and will give write up' of the city.
The new houses of Mr.. J. w. Lewis
and Mrs. George Dewald, on Church
street, have been about finished and
ready for occupancy by their owners.
Mr.. F. S. Persons and family, of Sc
noia, Ga, have moved to Marietta, and
will occupy the DR.. Field house on Ros-
we'll street, on December 1st.
Mrs. Lila Fain and Mrs. Joe Clifton,
who have been visiting their mother at
this place, have returned to their home
in Townsville, Ga.
NoTIoE.-No hunting or tresspassing
on our lands under penalty of the law.
w. j. MANNING. J. +. MANNING.
PHOTOGRAPHS You recognize it.,
Not only do you recognize the features,
but you recognize the excellence of the
photograph if Warlick makes it.
Mr. M. J. Bradley, SO long with the
Express office here, is now in Tampa,
Fla, where he has a lucrative position.
Bis family will probably move there.
DR.. J. D. Malone makes daily visit
to Atlanta now to attend Mr.. Simp
Jackson's sister, who has typhoid fever.
Mr.. Jackson employed him and accom-
panies him on Intervening train.
Palmer's Ten Nights in Barroom
drew the largest audience at Blacks
opera house that has been in that hall
in many a day. 1t was an excellent
play and all enjoyed it.
Those beautiful Photographs you saw
were from Warlick's Gallery. He has
just received the latest style mounts,
and will give you the very best work
We regret to learn that DR.. B. r.
Strong is sick at his home in this place.
He is one of Marietta's most esteemed
citizens, and we trust he will soon be
all right again.
1t would be we'll for the schools Of
Marietta to decide on two pupils and
vote for them to go to the inaugural of
the President, and not scatter their
votes, otherwise there will be no one
elected from Marietta.
DR. B. L. Mcintosh has haan an