The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. s. g. Spalding, who has beer
stopping in Atlanta, was here this week
Mrs Julia MedIock, of Austell, is the
guest of Mrs. w. S. N. Neal.
Mrs Cliff G Hatcher is spendin g this
week at Indian Springs,
Mrs Fannie Hargrove, of Macon, is
visiting the family of Mr. G r Hatcher,
at "Oak Haven"
Mr.. Charles Leard has position with
Rogers and Hilliard, new marble deal
ers.
Mrs. Stripping. who has been quite
sick for month or more, we are glad
to hear is much better.
Misses Maud and Carrie Latimer, of
MONDAY, are visiting Sheriff Dunn's
family this week.
Mis- Mary Jones of Atlanta, attended
the German at Blacks Hall on Monday
night.
Miss JAMIE Jones, of Atlanta, who is
visiting DR.. Buttolph's family will leave
for home on Thursday
Herbert, the son of Mr.. PIT. Handy,
who has been quite sick, has about re-
covered.
DR.. G. L. Ezzard and family occupy
Col. E. w. Frey's residence on Roswell
street.
Mrs. j. K. Munnerly, of Jacksonville,
Fla, and Mr. Robert Leach, of Johns
Pass, Fla, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Brumby.
Hon. P. d. McCleskey, of Marietta,
came up last Sunday and returned Mon
day, his wife returned with him,-Al-
pharetta Free Press.
Forty-seven men, women and chill
dren boarded the Tuesday night train
here for Texas, having left old North
Carolina mountains for the plains of the
West.
If you did not start your children on
the opening day, do so today, and keep
them in school every day of the term.
In this way the best results may be
obtained.
A reception will be held at the resi-
dence of DR.. d. L. Buttolph on Tuesday
afternoon next from 4 to O'Clock I'M
der the auspices of the Home Mission
Society of the Presbyteria church.
The ladies of the other churches will be
gladly welcomed.
Misses Clara and Emma Potter, of
Atlanta, and Misses Sallie and Matte
Underwood were at reception at Mr..
and Mrs. d. d. Underworld on Thurs
day night, complimentary to Miss Fan
ME Dickson, who returned to her home
in Montezuma on Friday.
Sheriff Dunn arrested DR.. Graham
here Monday on warrant sworn out by
John Gentle, of Dalton, charging chea--
ing and swiDdling. Graham was cart
ried to Dalton for trial.
Rev. w. F. Colley died at Summer
vile. Ga, last Friday. Sick four weeks
with typhoid fever. He was a relative
of Mrs. A. n. Stephens, of this county,
Buried at Winder, Ga, his old home.
Mr. E. P. Dobbs, who is engaging ex-
tensively in peach culture, says his
experience and observation is, that the
best land that can be had will prove the
cheapest on which to set out orchards,
as rough, rocky land costs too much to
cultivate and manure.
The grand jury in session in Pulaski
county last week recommended "the
establishment of 'dispensaries' in incor-
porated towns of the county having a
population of one thousand people. 4"
Dispensaries have been established in
several counties in Georgia that form
erly were dry" and have proved very
unsatisfactory. Pulaski had better let
we'll enough alone.
The present difficulties in the indus
trial world are temporary menance to
the welfare Of all the people. The
whole social fabric is receiving shak-
ing up, and the wise ones are not able
to predict the elimination of this ire
mendous conflict between capital and
labor. Organization seems to be at its
zenith on both sides, and each shows
determination and obstinacy with a
grim aspect.
There was another racket over in
Hollandtown, a negro settlement, on
Monday night. Luda Nichols, char
coal female, had her usual reception, -
and the hilarity of the occasion was
punctured with classic cuss words and
accompanied with pistol shots from
John Mitchell who had one of these
playthings concealed on his person. The
result was, this African fandago not
only disturbed the sleepers of this de-
lectable neighborhood, but attracted
the attention of Sheriff Dunn, Deputy
Marshal Hicks Night Waterman Kemp.
Mr.. Jim Dunn. They arrested five gem
tlemen of color and two females OF like
hue at their domiciles. Next morning
at the matinee, before Mayor Brumby,
the following assessments wara rnado .