The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-06-13


rletta, was washed out, leaving the
track suspended and in dangerous
condition. A little boy and his sister,
living near by, were playing near the
track and discovered the washout."
The little boy hurried to the house and
told his father. The little girl re-
manned and hearing a freight train
coming, she ran up the track and waved
the engineer, who stopped his train
time enough to avert an sccident.
Pastor Harris thought it best to close
and leave the past and future results of
meetings in the hands of the Lord
Canton Advance. That was very con-
siderate in Pastor Harris. The hands
of the Lord" is mighty good place TO
leave past and future results" The
All Wise God will no doubt take Just
as good care of the results" as Pastor
Harris, il he had concluded to hold on
to them.
Prof. 5. Y. Sanford delivered a fine
address at the tent meeting Friday
night to large crowd His subject
was Whatsoever you SOW, you shall
reap" His discourse was learned and
spiritual and marks Mr.. Sanford as one
of the gifted speakers of tie town. A
mans influence is on the side of the
church and religion or it is on the side
OF the forces OF evil to destroy the good
Miss Ether Morris, of Roswell, sis
ter Of Hon. n. A. Morris, graduate of
the Boston School of Expression, has
been engaged by the Marietta Chautau-
qua to give readings. 1t has been said
by competent critics that she is one of
the finest recitationists in the South.
and our people may expect treat.
Six joined the Methodist church Sum
day. Among those who have connected
themselves with the church during the
recent revival were Mr.. Len Bald
win, DR.. Ezzard, Mr.. Charles p. Steph-
ems and Miss Swartout. The meeting
closes tonight wednesday, The re-
suits have been good.
Rev. S. r. Belk had two crowded
congregations Sunday and preached
two eloquent sermons, one on the
Judgment" and the other, Heaven,
Our Home" Sunday afternoon, Mon
day and Tuesday mornings he preached
to the young people on Bible charac-
ters.
Mr.. q. +. Henderson, contractor, is
now engaged in building two dwellings
on Kennesaw avenue for Mrs. Elizabeth
Patterson, and shops for Butler Bros.
on Atlanta street. He has his hands
full.
Mothers OF boys, see our line of Sam
day and school suits before buying. We
have the incest line we have ever car
ried in Young Mems and Boys suits.
Read Il DuPre.
No institution is better capacitated
to stand the blunts of being ignored
than a well regulated newspaper. They
are pretty we'll schooled themselves in
this art and adhere strictly to the
Biblical injunction, do unto others as
you would have them do unto you"
Twelve persons Joined the Baptist
church Sunday morning by profession
of faith and three by letter. Rev. ].
I. Jenkins is still carrying on his tent
meetings near the knitting mill with
gratifying results as the above addi-
tions to the church indicate.
Screen wire at Schilling's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Brumby left
Saturday on visit to Durand. Missis-
slppl, to be present at the marriage of
their son, Mr. r. NJ. Brumby, of Dune
din, Fla, to Miss Annie Neville, on the
10Th inst.
Prof. Geo. E. Nolan left Monday for
Emory College commencement exer-
cises, and from there he will 90 to his
home in Nolan, Ga. He will attend the
Marietta Chautauqua, June 3Oth to
July 9Th.
Mrs. Julia Owen, while visiting her
son, Mr.. Will Matthews, in Dahlonega,
fell from the steps of the dwelling,
fracturing bone Of her left wrist. She
returned home Sunday, as did, also,
Misses Nellie and Bessie Hughes.
Write to your friends about the Ma
rietta Chautauqua. Send them a copy
of the JOURNAL containing the official
program. Let every citizen say a good
word for the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Bernard Awtrey and son, OF Ac-
worth, visited friends in Marietta the
past week returning home Saturday
Mrs. Lizzie Huffaker is also visiting
friends in the city.
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