The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-07-19
Miss Mary Redding, of Macon is visit
iting Mrs, Wilder Glover.

Mrs. Oates, daughter and son, of
Atlanta, are boarding at Mrs. Bailey IS.
Cobb County School Books new and
secondhand at Miss Siler's, Book Store.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Robinson, of Mar
lin, Texas, are visiting his brother, Mr..
L. B. Robinson.
Mr.. S, A. Anderson and Col. J. W.
Robertson are on visit to Danlonega
and GAINESVILLE, Ga.
Mr.. Robert Gibson and daughter. of
Dallas, Texas, are visiting her brother,
Mr.. j B. Glover.
A complete line of Cobb County
Books at Miss Siler's Book Store.
Mrs. Georgia Smering, of Chester, S.
c., is visiting her grand mother, Mrs.
NJ. I. Sanges at this place.
Mr.. 7. E. Rogers, wife and son, at
tended the funeral of her cousin, Mr..
R. H. McDerment, at Roswell, last Sun
day, returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Henderson visited
their daughter, Mrs. George Duke, at
Dunwoody last Saturday, returning
Monday
Mr.. i. +. Robinson attended the
National Education Association in
Charleston, s. c., last week, the only
representative from Cobb county.
Mrs. B. f. Rood, of Stewart county,
is at DR.. VIM. Alston's Her health is
quite feeble. Her son, Mr.. Robert
Rood, was here the past week.
All the new popular Works at the
Book Store.
Marietta never does things by halves,
and the chautauqua was one of the best
ever held in the south.-Alpharett
Free Press.
Mr. Mack Fowler has gone to his
home near Woodstock and will not re-
turn before September LIST. Harry Du-
Pre- has his place at Anderson Bros.
Music, the most divine, if dinged in
your ears incessantly, while you have to
study and write, on other subjects,
would unfit man for work. and wish
he was about block away.
Politics can extract from the people
more energy time and money than any
thing else. II the same amount of in
terest was taken in religion or building
factories what grand results would
follow.
James Lane Aliens new Work, 1.-The
Reign of Law" at the Book Store.
Judge Geo. E. Gober has sold his en-
tire crop of Elberta peaches to one party
delivered on cars in Marietta. He has
also included in the sale the crops of
Mr.. Will Gober and Mrs. J. T. Mathis.
There will be about 10000 crates and
the lprice obtained will yield hand
some income.
Mr.. Wiley McAfee has just returned
from Alabama and places in Georgia
and his observation is there will be
short crop of cotton and corn. He says
the long continued rains did the dam
age. Wheat crop he thinks will be
short also.
The Journal correspondents picnic
will take place at Mars Hill Saturday,
July 28th. There will be an immense
crowd there, number of prominent
speakers. A fine program and a boun-
teous dinner will be prepared by the
good people of that section. Mr. A. P.
McLain and others are working to make
it success.
The new wooden bridge across the
Chattahoochee at Roswell will be con-
structed this summer. The contract
was let last week to Thomaston, Ga,
company the price being $3.50. The
bridge double tracked, and must be
completed within thirty days from the
time the work is begun.-Alpharetta
Free Press.
In his Sunday night sermon in
Marietta, DIR. Broughton said, as ply
stefan, he gave it as his opinion that
habitually cigarette smoker q long
period, would do one of four things, or
all-would steal, drink whiskey, lie, eat
opium, or commit suicide. He doubt
less reasoned upon the fact that cigar.
cite smoking impaired the mind, de-
stroyed the moral sensibilities, and
brought nervous prostration.
A beautiful line of Stationary Just
received at the Book Store.
Unless a man has a reputation for
truthfulness he need not hope to be-
come successful liar. 1t is folly to
lie il no one will believe you.--Blakely
Reporter. Just 60. Isn't it folly to lie
anyway? Some men are so given to
exaggeration that when they tell any
thing somebody will say, Il don't
know whether that is the truth or not"
A prominent professional man said to
us the other day, in speaking about an
other prominent citizen, "You know
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