The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-10-10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed,
matters Of Moment in City
Briefly ChronicIed.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
The Passing Throng, It'd Bits Of
Social Occurrences, and
y General Review.

Miss Leila Anderson is visiting in
Thomaston, Ga
Mis-. DIR. J. R. Greer is on a visit to
New York and the Buffalo exposition.
Half car load Majestic Ranges re-
:ceived by Dobbs Hardware Go. last
Tuesday. These are said to be the best
/: ranges in the world.
I Mrs. Major Henry Myers has re-
1 turned to Jacksonville, Fla.
The North Georgia Methodist confer
ence convenes in Rome November Goth.
Call Phone 1T for your feed stuff.
We have new fall hat that will fit
your face exactly. Read & DuPre.
Fresh country Sorghum at Faw &
Rogers.
we offer special inducements on
Mitchell Wagons.
DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
Col. John O. Gartrell, of Atlanta, was
the city the other day. Looked nat
raj to see the Colonel on our streets.
r Rev. }. T. jenkins and family now oc-
lpy the house in front of Mr.. John D.
Northcutt's residence.
Ii you want a wagon or expect to.
come and see mine, as I will do better
by you than anyone else H REID.
Two large furnished rooms. comment.
cd on first floor, for light house-keep-
ing, in private family. G. A. Rogers
Church Street.
Chase q Sanborn's Coffees represent
the finest drinking qualities obtainable
Tor the price, Sold by Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. John P. Cheney contemplates
building nice residence on the vacant
lot on Lawrence street, adjoining the
Allen VIM lot.
Mr.. Frank Boston would be glad to
exchange hats with the party who got
MS by mistake at the reception at Prof.
Freyer's,
Our new fall hats are now on the 90 ::
get one OF the new shapes.
Read & DuPre.
through the efforts of Mr.. E. P.
ureen $4,000 was subscribed by our cit
lzens to rebuild the Soldiers Home,
recently burned in Atlanta.
The public schools of Carrollton and
nome have been closed on account of
scarlet fever. This dread disease
seems to be getting foothold in nearly
TOVNn n
c, oaVe the trouble of hunting Bows
oiothlng by coming to us first.
Read & DuPre.
Mr.. Paul Camp has moved his family
II, II, 'ne mouse with Mrs. E. A. Page on
washington avenue. Mr.. Charles
o"rhes and family have moved into the
0feer mousse vacated by Mr.. Camp.
b;L Inc Reversible Disc Plow will be ex-
1 TItl'ed Friday I1Cy and Saturday, October
III r,yn ana 18th, at Turner's orchard, two
I F below town on Atlanta road
Farmers are invited.
As the farmers sell their cotton, there
perceptlble improvement in the
1"c,i'atlng medium. We see the peo-
p'e handling rolls of money. Don't for
se' Inc printer in paying your debts.
no Inc style and price of your Hat de-
bero upon where you buy it. Come
ana you wont go wrong.
Read & DuPre.
Mr., Bennett Smith, having bought
VIE Moss brick house on Cherokee
"ee', Will improve the property and
,'o'e INTO it. Mrs. Moss and family
'SVe moved to Atlanta.
Mr. Ed M. Cook has been able to ride
W. IN carriage and has changed from
rs Pages to Mr.. Lyons house on
,"7roKea street. He is gradually gain
* strength and will soon be his former
PEI again.
~ar Boys and Children's Clothing is
as. ny manufacturers who make the
~ Read & DuPre.
~ l. ). Hopkins has been transferred
',l the st. Louis conference to the
v,ston conference in Tennessee and
~ De stationed at Chattanooga or
i knoxville.
i: koo our style Hat is here because all
n " styles are here.
e Read & DuPre.
y =, dDe court of inquiry are trying to
" out whether Schley could have
e leu ms ships at sea. The real heroic
n NJ. 4e ne fought and won, sending the
= oa n'sn ships to the bottom Of the sea,
seem to count with the naval
Ia 4ue Out unnn such trihers with !.