The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-04-05
/. Local News Items.

in April.
Candidates continue to bob up Sc
renely"
Col. 7. D. Power, of Opelika, Ala.
was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. @, E. Henderson is quite sick
we regret to learn.
Mr.. E. f. Pomeroy, of Atlanta. wa.
here Sunday.
Mr. j, D. Easterlin, of Atlanta, viii
move to the McNeel farm this week.
Mr.. Frank Northcutt is on trip tc
Gadsden, Ala, this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barrett,
an eight pound boy.
Mr.. ]. H. Miller has gone to Morgan
county with view of buying farm.
Mr.. r. w. Moon is travelling for But.
Ter Bros. marble company.
The entertainment announced to be
repeated at Mr.. h II. Northcutt's or
Friday night, has been postponed.
Abner Royce, perfumes, extracts
soaps, etc, have arrived. They will be
delivered as soon as possible.
Miss Mary MCPHERSON, of Nashville,
Tenn, will spend this week with Misses
Susie May and Emma Wallace.
Mr.. S. B. Appleby and wife of Gaines
vile. Ga. are visiting Mrs. Julia Du-
Pre- at this place.
The rise in real estate Saturday was
very perceptible. The March winds
did il.
Mr.. J. A. Massey, one of the proprie-
OF the Journal, has been confined to
his home very sick for the past week.
Messrs. Muncy & Bate will move
their jewellery store from Athens,
Tenn to Dalton, Ga, the first of May.
Mr.. Ed Hirsch and family, of Monroe,
Ga, visited his mother here on last
Sunday.
The Methodist Parsonage aid Society
will meet at Mrs. w. E. Gilbert's resi-
dence Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. J. Gid Morris was offered 5000 Tor
one of his horses the other day and re-
fused it.
Rev. j. I. Jenkins is in Macon this
week assisting Rev. NJ. A. Jenkins in a
series of religious services.
Mr.. James NJ. Hilburn has resigned
his position as clerk with Legg Bros,
He is an up to date and efficient sales
man.
The many friends of Miss Mollie
Seize is glad to gee her back again af-
ter protracted visit to Columbus,
Ga.
Judge Spencer Atkinson and wife
and the Misses Pennick and Blanton
and Mr.. Ed Smith, of Atlanta, visited
the family of Col. T. B. Irwin on Sun.
day last.
If our merchants want the streets
sprinkled, the Water Works Company
will agree to do the work promptly
every day for reasonable sum. SET
Mr.. S. A. Anderson about it.
The Presbyterian mission praye
meeting on Locust street, on las
Thursday night, was well attended
Prof Clotfelter delivered an interest
ing talk to the children
The carpet is down in the new Meth
odist church, the seats are nicely ar
ranged, and the walls frescoed. It's
substantial and beautiful church ant
a credit to the town.
Mr., J. p. Grower, of this district,
announced as a candidate for Tax Col
lector in this issue. He is well Unknown
and substaD tial citizen, man of integ
rity and competent to fill the office
Clever and deserving he would appre
ciate the help of the people Read hi
announcement.
DR.. w. w. Wadsworth preached
missionary sermon Sunday morning a
the Methodist church of great powe
and stirring interest. At the conclu
sion he took up collection for foreig
and home missions and received $270.0
His sermon at night was earnest an
able and held the closest attention Z
his audience.
The millinery opening at Mrs. II.
Roots store is one of exquisite beauty
The display is elaborate, stylish an
attractive. The good taste displaye
by the new milliner, Miss Helen Ber
son, is very marked and elicits admir-
alton. With such an array of elegan
hats to select from, the ladies ought
bloom on Easter. Mr.. Shannon Of Al
lanta, decorated the windows atistica'
| ly.
Mr.. II. G. Dobbs has just secured
three years lease on the warehouse j