The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-25

fine boy.
Col. Robert E. Park, of Macon, will
be candidate for state treasurer.
Col. J.. N. Trammell spent Friday
and Saturday in Dalton
Judge Gober visited New York last
week, returning the first of this week
Mr.. Kalish, the tailor, has moved
back to Atlanta.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Lee Kirk, on
last Tuesday, a fine boy.
NoTICE-All accounts will be put out
for collection, if not settled at once.
j. S. WARREN.
Mr.. J. +. Shaw killed ten months
old pig Monday that Melted 240 pounds.
Miss Jessie Towers, of Rome, is visit
ing Col Towers family
LosT-A gold breast pin. Finder will
return to Journal office.
Mr.. w. R. Clarke, Mrs. highs father,
is still very sick.
Miss Louise Schilling is visiting
friends in Atlanta.
Rev. J. H. Patton is recovering from
his sickness, but will not be able to fill
his pulpit in n couple of weeks yet.
STRAYED.-One bull pup, white, with
a black spot on his forehead, and a few
black spots on his body A liberal re-
ward will be paid for delivery to P. T..
Handy & Co.
Miss Blanche Barnes is visiting her
grandmother at Woodstock.
Miss Annie Haynes, of St. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. f..
Haynes.
Mrs. Will Haynes and little daugh-
ter, Harriet, of Atlanta. are spending a
few days with Mrs. NJ. E Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Carnes are
housekeeping in one of Mr.. Bates
houses on Atlanta street.
Mr.. Brend Garner, of Buford, Ga is
now bookkeeper for Florence Bros,
King & Co., of this place
Mr.. George Florence and family, of
Atlanta, are visiting his brother, Mr..
T. w. Florence and family at this place.
Mr.. William Coral. the tailor, has
come back to Marietta and will open a
tailoring establishment at once.
Mr.. H. G. Dobbs is getting his plans
ready to build an elegant dwelling on
his lot on Whitlock Avenue.
A car load of Mitchell wagons lust re-
ceived by H. c. Dobbs at his Hardware
store. Call and inspect Prices very
low.
Miss Mariah Brumby has returned
from Cedartown, where she has been
on visit.
Mr.. A. L. Dickson, of Ellis county,
Texas, is visiting his old home in Cobb
county.
Miss Matte Horsely, of West Point,
Ga, and Miss Mabel Horsley, of Fort
Worth, Texas, are visiting Mr.. T. B.
Brady's family near town
Rev. J. II. George, of Salisbury,
Conn, preached at St. James Episco-
pal church on last Sunday most ex-
cellent sermon.
Mrs. Mary Hicks, mother of Marshal
Hicks, is quite sick. Her daughter,
Mrs. r. E. Hips, of Powder Springs,
is visiting her.
Mr.. Bailey and family, of Atlanta,
have moved to the Lester place on
Powder Springs road and will engage in
the nursery business.
A good deal of the slate upon the
east side of the new court house had to
be taken up and replaced, owing to a
misfit Of the guttering
Mr.. W. S. Kelley attended last
Thursday evening the marriage of Mr..
Ike Schiff and Miss Adele Pincus in
Atlanta.
Mr.. Newt DuPre, who has been Wis
iting his sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia
DuPre, left for his home in Dahlonega
last Friday.
VIII S Moore, who was sentenced to
twelve years in the penitentiary for
stealing a horse in Cherokee county,
has been pardoned by the governor.
The fourteen pound turnip. raised
from seed bought of Mr. J. w Legg's
drug store, is a whopper 1t is the
largest turnip we ever saw. Mr.. L. A.
Bishop, Of Cobb county, raised it.
Mr.. Willis McAfee has rented Mr.. J.
| H Miller's house on Lawrence street
and will move to town. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller Will board at Mr. r. w. Moons
for while and then probably go to
! South Georgia.
Major Commerford has had some
work done on Washington Avenue. He
is allowed 800 per annum by the gov
| eminent for the necessary work on that