The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-04-18
MARIETTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNING. APRII. 18 1901
An ice cold fact, Legg's soda fountain

An ice cold fact, Legg's soda fountain.
The leafy month of June will record
several marriages, it is said.
Mr.. John 7. Stephens arrived home
on Friday.
Mr.. Smith Geogan left this week on
trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
Losr-A gold brooch with pearl set
ting. Reward if left at Journal office.
WANrED.-Will buy Schnapp and R.
J. R. tobacco tags at McClatchey's.
Rev. J. 7. Jenkins will return from
Abbeville this week.
The marshals are finding it distress
ingly dull in their line, with only an
occasional arrest. Bf
Mr.. T. w. Glover spent several days
in Hancock county last week, buying
cattle.
The longest sermon seems too short
to the woman who wears her new spring
hat and dress to church.
Chattanooga is to have her spring
festival May 9th to 1lth. See adver-
| tisement.
Our citizens seem to be slow to start
manufacturing enterprises. We must
have them.
Judge Geo. F. Gober went to Athens
Friday on business as trustee of the
University, returning Saturday.
Cherokee Superior Court, adjourned
term, is being held this week by Judge
Gober.
Miss Kate Crouch, who has been WIS.,
iting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Legg, returned
to her home in Cartersville on Thurs
doy.
The Presbyterian social and reunion
Friday night was very pleasant af-
fair.
Mothers of boys, see our line of San
day and school suits before buying. We
have the incest line we have ever car
ried in Young Mems and Boys suits.
Read & DuPre.
Rev. j. H. Patton preached two fine
sermons at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday to large congregations.
would be pleased to have the young
ladies of the schools, and others, ex-
anime my designs and prices for sum-
mer costumes before deciding.
MRS. r. r. CATER.
The Gate City Oil ginnery to be To-
Gated in the Hunt addition, will be the
means of drawing good deal of cotton
to Marietta.
Mr.. S. H. Soule and son, Fred, left
for Los Angeles, Cal, Friday night, 60
ing via Chicago and Denver. Fred will
reside in the future with his father.
Miss Nancy Gunter, Miss Mary Lou
Green, Miss Lilly Maddox, Mr.. Clarence
Green and Mr.. Albert Miller, of Allan
ia, were guests of friends in the city
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Terpning, of ST..
Johns, Indiana, who have been oceu-
plying Mrs. Chester's home this winter,
have returned home.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
is SO years old-can't do better than
have policy with them. See A, S.
Cohen, Agent for Marietta
Manget's tomatoe plants, the kind
that grow, at Legg's drug store.
The Office of the Marietta Paper Mills
| has been moved to the corner building
| on Mills street. Nice offices have been
fitted up and it makes it more conven-
lent for all conc erned
| Work on the new store house build
ing is progressing on Cherokee street
Mrs. Walter /. Sessions is having the
building erected, and it is AHEAD Y
| leased:
The many tastes of many people can
be suited at Legg's soda fount.
Don't imagine that you have tried
Legg's soda and pronounced it the best.
! Try it and you will know it's the best.
Senator Clay was in Savannah the
past week the guest Of Hon. F. G.. Du-
Bignon. A luncheon was given in hon.
or of the Senator at Thunderbolt Thurs
day afternoon.
PIANO TUNING Your piano should
be tuned and cleaned out in the Spring
time, after the damp. cold days of win
ter, and Mr.. Chas. Freyer is prepared
to give prompt and satisfactory atten-
, ton to your order. Drop him card
or leave order at his music store, under
Journal office, and he will cheerfuly
make an estimate oi.cost.
Dreams and air castles amuse and
vanish for a lasting reality try Legg' 5
! soda.
Mrs Lillian Tiepel and two beau
tiful children, OF Red Bud. Illinois, ar
rived here Friday morning after an alb
sence of several years, and at her par
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