The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-10-31

evening OF the oath inst: President
Col W. r, Power; Secretary, Homer
h. McClatchey Financial Secretary. p.
l. Handy; Treasurer, J. A. Massey .
foreman, W. j. Black First Director.
q. T. Stephens Second Director. VT.
Mosher; Hose Director, w. S. Thomp-
son; Engineer, F. E. A. Schilling; First
Assistant Engineer, Bob Hicks; Second
Assistant Engineer, Berry Cheek First
Axman, John Schilling Second Axman.
U. +. Power; First Pipeman, Jake Bro
znax; Second Pipeman, Frank Harde-
man; First Assistant Pipeman, Perme-
dus Reynolds; Second Assistant Pipe
man, D. F. McClatchey, Jr.
On next Sunday morning Rev. ]. HI.
Patton will preach a sermon on the
celebration of the tenth anniversary of
his ministry, at the Presbyterian
church, and all members of the congre-
gatioe and friends are urged to be pres
ent on this interesting occasion. AT
night there will be tenth anniversary
exercises to which all other churches
are invited. Col. Z. Faw will read a
paper on the history of ministry of the
Presbyterian church in Marietta; DR..
2. Il. Cortelyou will read paper on
the officers OF the church Judge J. NJ
Stone on the membership of the
church Mr.. A. II. Legg on the Sunday
school; and Mr.. Leon Faw on the young
peoples societies. On Monday night
there will be social in the lecture
room.
The Epworth League conducted the
services at the Methodist church Sun.
day night. Mr.. j. J. Daniel, the Presi-
dent, was in charge. Short addresses,
on various phases of mission work,
were delivered by Prof Homer Handy
Mr.. J. J. Daniel, Mr.. Homer McClat.
chey, Mr.. James Manget, Mr.. James
Welsh, Mr.. Richard Earle, Mr.. w. f.
Trenary, Col, w. r. Power, and Rev.
s. 4. Belk,. A beautiful solo was sung
by Mrs. W. n. Grist. 1t is healthy
and promising sign to see so many
young men taking part in religious
work.
John H. Parks Old Reliable Virginia
Shows and Great Trained Animal Ex-
position will exhibit in Marietta Nov. 2
on Saturday afternoon and night
Larger, grander and better than ever
before, twice its former size, but the
price of admission is the same, 25 cents,
children under II years of age, only 10
cents. Known the world over as the
cleanest, neatest and most up to date
show in America. With all new, orig
inal and startling features. Remem-
Der the day and date.
Cobb county Jared we'll at the Inter
State Fair held in Atlanta. The best
county exhibit was awarded 81 900, best
individual exhibit to Mr.. J. A. Manget
$780, and the various individuals pre-
miums awarded amounted to about
$1,700. So Cobb got about $4,000 in
cash premiums. This was creditable
indeed, and shows that our grand old
county leads in all things where she
takes an active part.
Unpack your winter overcoat and
clothing and have them beautifully
cleaned, pressed or dyed. The Mariet-
ia Tailoring Co, opposite court house
Washington avenue. will do it for you
in proper shape. Ladies skirts and
dresses a specially.
Twenty more days and Rev. r
Belk leaves for the conference at Rome
Have you paid your assessment for the
| support of the minister? If not, see
the stewards of the Methodist church
at once.
Until cold weather comes sure enough
we will be rushed with work. Better
have your heavy clothes cleaned now
! and they'll be ready when you want
| them. Marietta Tailoring Co., opposite
court house, on Washington avenue
does them beautifully.
Mr.. S. M. Bruce moves to the Banks
house on Church street tomorrow
Thursday, where he will take boarders
He already has large number. Fol
excellent fare, it is said there is nc
better place in town.
FoUND.-A blue kersey lady's jacket
silk check lining, smoked pearl buttons
Owner can get same by paying fol
notice and rewarding the finder. Apply
to Will Kiser at Depot.
The legislature is getting down tc
business this session, There ought tc