The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-01-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Win HloNo W MARIETTA.
The Marietta Journal and the Allan
ia Weekly Constitution one year, 81. 85.
Numbers 1852 and 1854 gets the dolls
at Florence Bros, King 4 Co. Call
and get them.
Mr.. A. H. Shepard has gone to Yer
mont, having received telegram of the
death of his father.
DIR. S. S. Benedict, of Athens, an old
Marietta boy, was in the city Sunday
greeting his friends.
Mrs. Julia Medlock, of Austell, WIS.,
tied her aunt, Mrs. N. G. Neal, here the
past few days.
Nine persons were received into the
Methodist church Sunday morning by
letter, and one by profession of faith.
For ,SALE-Wagon and buggy mate
RAJ, also good line of groceries, to-
bacco, etc, at lowest prices at my store
at Oakharst, Ga. Trade of the public
solicited. AD. DAVIS.
Mr. Ed NJ. Cook visited relatives in
Milton county on Tuesday, returning
Wednesday evening.
Miss Jessie Allender, of the Ursuline
Convent Academy, Columbia, S. c.,
was recent guest of Mr.. James Lum-
ley on Whitlock avenue.
Prof. Baldwin says if the citizens will
build band stand in the city park,
the band will give free music. Let it
be done.
Judge Gober and Solicitor Hutchin-
son are holding adjourned term of
Cobb Superior court this week. A
number of cases have been disposed Of.
A large number of our county cor
respondents items were unavoidably
crowded out this week. We lacked
time, space and printer to get them
up. Will do better next week.
DIED-Mrs. Joe Edwards died on last
Monday morning, leaving a husband
and seven children. She was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Gus Hardage and brother
of Mr. J J Hardage of this place.
Mrs. T. II Weaver. of Atlanta, visited
her sister, Mrs. n. G. Neal, here last
Sunday, who has been confined to her
bed helpless for the past month as the
| result OF second fall, injuring her
considerably.
Mr.. j. l.. Brannon, of Rome, spent
Sunday in Marietta especially to hear
DR.. Belk preach at the Methodist
| church. Mr. Belk was pastor at Rome
four years and the people there esteem
him highly
Mr.. S. Il. Lindley has withdrawn
from the firm of the ard-Lindley Co..
| and H A. Ward & Bro, continues the
business, which has proven quite sue
cessful. A large trade has been built
up, and the Ward Brothers are enter
prising, hustling business men.
CARD OF THANKs,-To the firemen
| and citizens who so bravely fought and
extinguished the fire and thereby saved
my dwelling from total destruction on
last Thursday morning, and also for re-
moving good deal of my furniture
fro,,, tho buildipr T dos;ro 70 o,nuo--
my sincere thanks and heartfelt graft
tuGe. Mrs. A. G. REYNOLDS.
We regret to learn that Phillip, the
four year-old son of MIR. John H. Bate,
got his right foot caught under a swing
at home on Tuesday and his leg was
broken above the ankle DR.. Nolan
placed the leg in plaster of Paris as
the large bone is broken. 1t is hoped
that the little fellow will soon recover.
The first Sabbath of the new century
found a congenial gathering of relatives
and friends around the festive board at
Mr. and Mrs S. A Anderson's. Those
pIcSCHJ were 4hlSSSS DluflCHO anu lIuuJ6
Lindley, of Powder Springs, Mr.. Glib
son, of Atlanta, Misses Lula and Sarah
Manning, Mr.. Frank Medill and others
Bob Dyson ard Vassie Strong went
into the colored restaurant at the de-
pot and dispute got up between the
proprietor and Dyson, the latter pull
ing his knife to make 'hssh of the col
ored proprietor of the restaurant, Mar
shals Hawkins and Hicks came in about
this time and arrested Dyson and
Strong.
Prof. S. V. Sanford and Win d. Neal
visited Atlanta Saturday night and
heard Mr.. Vending in his famous lee
ture, Saul of Tarsus." The Grand
was packed with an immense audience
and all were loud in praise of the elo-
quent and learned lecture. Mr.. Wend-
ling will probably deliver the same lee