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


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Carrie. at
Kennesaw, fine boy.
A complete line of County School
Books at CRosBY's DRUG STORE.
Mrs. JEW. Fields and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. j. MARITIME are on visit to Texas.
Miss Murphree, of Troy, Ala, who
has been visiting Miss Siler, returned
shome Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker Melodies, of
Athens, Ga, are visiting relatives in
the city.
Mrs. w. A. Woolbright and son, of
Atlanta, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
viii A. Florence.
November 6 will tell the tale as to
who shall be the next president of the
United States.
Landreth's Turnip Seeds can only be
found at CRosBY's DRUG STORE.
Mr. II. G. Dobbs and son, will leave
Wednesday evening for n ten days So
journ at Cumberland Island.
Senator Clay and Congressman Bart
lett spoke at Milledgeville Wednesday
of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. G.. Lowell, and
granddaughter, Miss Beth Lowell, of
Covington, Ky ARE at their daughters.
Mrs. G. NJ. Crosby's for the summer.
The reunion of the Seventh Georgia
Regiment will take place at Lost
Mountain on Saturday, July DIST. Gov.
ernor Gambler will be present.
For THE ToILET.-Use fellows French
Talcum Powder, highly perfumed. the
best that can be made and five times
the size of other Talcum Powders only
22cts. Agents, CRosBY's Drug STORE.
The imported gravel being placed on
sidewalks and crossings in the city by
the street committee is fine and will
last longer and prove a saving in the
long run.
1t is not for the want of preaching
that the people are not saved. 1t is
not for the want of information, but n
perverseness to continue in the enjoy
ment of worldly pleasures.
A white man, from Atlanta, was put
off the train here Thursday afternoon
so drunk that he was unconscious and
as helpless as a dish rag. Atlanta
catches 'em a-comin' and a-goin."
The south now has mills which man
ufacture 100000 bales of cotton an
nually. This must give our New Eng
land friends the dry grins. And new
mills are being built and projected al
most everywhere in the south.
The children of the Presby terrain
Mission School were given lawn party
at Mrs. Willie Wallace's residence on
Kennesaw Avenue, last Friday after
noon. Nice refreshments were served
and all enjoyed themselves.
DTRD.-The wife Of Mr.. David Daven-
port died on last Saturday, at their
home on Mr.. w. ]. Frey's farm, near
Marietta. She leaves husband and
seven children, twins being among the
number. She was the daughter of Mr..
William Haygood, of Roswell.
Subscribers will please look at the
printed label on the margin of this pa
per, and after their names they will
see the date to which their subscrip-
tions are paid. If the date is in the
past, please renew if you wish the paper
continued to your address. Look now
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Anderson enter
tanned about Is guests Friday evening
at cards, at their elegant home. A
number from other cities were present.
Nice refreshments were served and ii
proved a pleasant occasion to those
present.
One day last week, Mr.. d. A. Hub.
bard's little seven year-old-son fell
from wagon, loaded with an half cord
of wood and the wagon wheels passed
over his body, injuring him internally
The load weighed about 1900 pounds
DR.. Malone gave the needed attention
The Marietta Paper Manufacturing
Co., recently sold at Receivers sale
will not be recognized until after the
sale Of the paper mill on Sope's creek,
on the first Tuesday in August Mr.
NJ. NJ Sessions, receiver lis still in
charge.
"You look cool" said gentleman
this week as he passed our door. We
were almost startled at the remark be-
cause it was such adeparture from that
old chestnutty question, us it hot
enough for you 2" We thank the gen
tleman for his refreshing remark.
MR. ohm T .Boifeuillett will be elected
clerk Of the house without opposition
Mr.. Boifeuillett has held this position
for two years. He is now preparing the
bills left over from the last session in