The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-05-09
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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| of beautiful horses.
Mrs. J. T. NJ Haire left Monday to |
visit her mother in McGhee, Tenn.
Miss Sallie Tennent is on the sick |
list.
Mr.. H Hill, of Kenneswaw. was
here on business last week.
MIR H II Perry and wife. of Gaines
vile, Ga, are spending few days at
Mr. II A Brrnes
We sell Machines.
Florence Bros. King & Co.
Mr.. Mayo CAN'T, student at the State
University, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with relatives.
Mr.. Louis Kohlheim, of Mississippi,
is visiting his mother here, who is i'm
proving in health
For RENT-Seven room house with
water. Apply 1T office of Marietta Pa
per Mill.
Rev. s. Il. Belk will begin religious
revival at the Methodist Church on
Sunday, May 26th,
Mr. George Turner. left Wednesday for
Texarkana, Texas, where he goes into
business.
Your credit is good for a Machine
here. Florence Bros, King & Co.
Rev. s. B. Ledbetter, presiding elder,
will preach at the Methodist Church
next Sunday night.
Picnickers are forbidden to picnic on
the grounds of the Concord Woollen
Mills. See advertisement.
% per cent discount lin last summer
Slippers. Florence Bros, King & Co.
Two big singings and two big crowds,
Sunday, one at Woodstock and the
other at Sardis Church.
Mr.. Arthur Springer has returned
from Shady Dale, Ga, where he has
been several weeks.
WANTED-A first class chambermaid
and waitress. Apply to Mrs. w. l.
Hayward, Kennesaw Ave, Marietta.
See the big reduction in Low Cut
| cnOeS we are making.
Florence Bros, King 4 Co.
Mr.. Fred Soule arrived in the city on
last Saturday to attend the funeral of
his grandmother, Mrs. John Yale.
The Walton Tribune is a good paper,
but one reason is it forages on its ex-
changes without credit.
The trees are full of leaves, ard the
' lazy man can now rest beneath their
; outrageous shades with a restfulness
8 that brings wealth of contentment.
For RENT-Five room cottage on Lo-
Gust street. Mrs. G. I. Gignilliatt.
Screen wire at Schilling's.
WANTED-A stenographer. Apply to
Moultrie NJ. Sessions.
Mrs. Maggie Trumbo of New York,
was the guest of her brother Mr.. Frank
Lumpkin on Sunday.
: Mr.. Hampton Johnson, of Central, s..
c., spent several days here with his
cousin, Mr.. n. A. Brewer, the past week
We sell the New Home Machine.
Florence Bros, King & Co.
Quite a number of young people we're
pleasantly entertained by the Misses
Hughes at their home on Friday even
ing. Nice refreshments were served.
DR. G. T. Nolan is smiling without
dissumulation-the reason is he has a
fine daughter at his home. We con-
e graduate DR.. and Mrs Nolan
We are closing out 300 pairs OF Low
! Cut Shoes, carried over from last sum-
mer, at your own price.
Florence Bros, King 4 Go.
Rev. S. X. Belk preached the com
mencement sermon at Fairmout col
lege on last Sunday, returning home
Monday.
Col j. u. Foster has bought the resi-
: dence of Miss Cattle Dewar on Lemon
street for $500 She has leased it tor
J.. three years.
Penn MUTUAL PREMIUMS are. lower
/. Policy Contracts more liberal and div
dends larger than any other leading
= company. A. S. COHEN, Agent
Marietta.
Mrs j. NJ. Sanders, of Dalton, and
: Mrs. w. G. Tilton, of Murray county
2 are visiting their sister, Mrs. G. b. Will
= bingham.
2 We regret to know that Mrs. Hattie
Nash has been sick at her home in this
place all this week. He pleasant face
is missed at Florence Bros, King &
Co.'S store.
Mr.. Will D. Neal, Mr.. George Carnes
and Mr.. Wells B. WhitmOre, went to
Chattanooga, Monday to attend The
spring festival.
We have about 300 pair Women's
Mems and Children's Low Cut Shoes,
carried over from last summer, we
will sell at your own prices.