The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-01-03

nAoo iooAlug couple from Cherokee
county, Ga, on last Thursday afternoon
in Mr.. Kelley's store. Miss Kate Rob
erts had been to Atlanta on a visit and
on her return she was met at the depot
by Mr.. j, D. Iiillhouse, devoted lover
who was not favored by the young
lady's father, Mr.. Mart Roberts. They
Immediately repaired to Mr.. Kelley's
store, where Rev. J. T. Jenkins was in
waiting and he soon had the couple tied
fast for life in wedlock. The bride is of
most excellent family and is quite
beautiful, while the groom is one of
Cherokee's popular young men. The
JOURNAL extends warm congratulations
and good wishes.
School Books, old and new, bought.
sold, exchanged, at
Miss Siler's Book Store.
Trading Stamps at Moore's Drug Store
A very regrettable and painful acct
dent happened to John, the s.year-old
son OF Hon. and Mrs John Awtrey at
their home on Kennesaw avenue on
"Wednesday of last week. The bows
were out in the yard with Roman cam
dies. One that had failed to discharge
had been broken open, and in lighting
it, it suddenly exploded, the flash of
the powder burning little Johns face
to solid blister and burning off his
eyebrows, but fortunately not iniuring
his eyes. DR.. Reynolds was called and
gave immediate attention, and while
the injuries are painful, yet the pros
pect is bright for a speedy healing,
without any marks on the face.
Blank Books and Office Supplies at
Miss Siler's Book Store.
Orders taken for Monogram Station.
cry, Engraved Cards, et.., at Miss
Siler's Book Store.
Hawkes. Eye Glasses and SpectacIes
be sure and get Hawkes.. Special
sale for next two weeks at
Moore's Drug Store.
Three young men got off The train from
Atlanta intoxicated One had two bot
ties of whisky in his pocket, and an
other had pistol and Il bottle of whis-
ky in his pocket, and another had his
whisky out of sight. Two other young
men were arrested because they were
angry aud wanted to get even with the
marshals for making the arrests All
were fined by the mayor The pistol
toter, who lives in the country, was
bound over to Cobb superior court.
Everything drinkable at Moore's pop
! ular soda fount.
A turned over lamp Friday night, the
2lst, ult., in Mr.. ]. w. Trademarks
store, saturated with oil some umbrel-
las, the flame from the lamp ignited
the oil and burned some half dozen
umbrellas before Mr. Frank Hardeman
extinguished the fire with bucket of
water.
Preparatory to taking stock we have
put all goods down at cost. This in
cludes ribbons, stamped linen, en-
broidery silk, sofa pillows, all fancy ar
ticles, hats, etc. Mrs. H. S. Root.
Moore's popular Soda FounU is the
congregating place of the young people.
Mrs. A. A. DeLacy and two Gaugh-
tiers, who have been in our city for the
past twelve months, will return to
their home in Jacksonville, Fla, this
week, much to the regret of their many
friends.
New line Of Stationery-the very
latest designs, at Moore's Drug Store.
St. James Episcopal Sunday school
had Christmas tree last Friday after
noon at the chapel. Kinks chapel Sun
day school had Il Christmas tree on
Tuesday before and Union chapel on
Wednesday following
Trading Stamps at Moore's Drug Store
On Christmas day at the Marietta
Knitting Mills, the President, Mr.. R.
H. Northcutt, had Santa Claus distrib-
ute presents to sixty children. 1t was
a generous remembrance and proved a
very happy occasion.
Miss Cleta Quillian returned to her
home in Atlanta on Friday.
A watch-night service was held at
the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyte-
rian churches on the night of the 3ist
ult. The services were very interesting
and devotional. Addresses, songs and
prayers, etc, made up the respective
programmes.
The watch service at the Baptist
church Monday night was preceded by
an entertainment OF the Sunday School.
Music, Rotations, graphophone, stere-
opticon-and yitascope moving pictures
msde up the very interesting program
enJoyedlby the large crowd present.
Supt. Lyon, Assistant r. H. NGrthcutt