The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Hon. Hoke Smith. of Atlanta, is at
tending court There this week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. n. A. Alexander return
ed to Piedmont, Ala, on Monday.
Judge Fife, Of Gainesville, was here
Monday shaking. hands with friends,
Miss Fannie Kilby is visiting rela-
tives in Rome.
Mrs. Newt. Heggie left Monday on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Joseph Glover
in Guntersville, Ala.
Mrs. Mickey, who has been visiting
Miss Willie Thornton, has returned to
her home in Florida.
Miss Ida Richmond, of Atlanta, was
the guest Of Miss Olive Faw last Sun
day.
Fresh green violet leaves cured a can
Ger in the throat of Lady Margaret
Mashan, in London recently.
In the arrangement of the new con-
gressional districts in Georgia, it is re-
ported that Douglas county will be adj
ded to the Seventh district.
1t is now published that Admiral
Schley has spent $40, 900 in the court of
inquiry to vindicate Ehis naval record,
and is now absolutely penniless.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Brumby,
Miss Anna Hunt, and Otis Brumby,
son of Mr.. T. NJ. Brumby, left Monday
to spend the winter at Dunedin, Fla.
1t commenced raining Monday night
and kept it up. On Tuesday morning
the snow fell for quite length of
time, but melted as fast as it struck
the wet earth.
There were at least fifty returned to
the public schools last Monday who
have been staying at home through the
diphtheria scare. The grades are filling
up all right now.
The three year old child of Mr.. George
Crane died in Atlanta and was buried
in the country near New Hope on Tues
day, Rev. Timmons conducting the flu
neral.
1t is stated that 100000 packs of
cards were sold in the United States
last year. The card manufacturers had
level heads when they got the women
interested in duplicate whist .-Augnsta
Chronicle.
Senator Beacon landed in San Fran
cisco last week from his trip to Japan,
China and the Philippine Islands, He
will be prepared in the Senate to throw
some light on the questions that affect
us iii the PHILIPPINES.
The highest expectations of the audi
ence were fulfilled last night in Mr..
Hennessy LeRoyle's production of the
clever comedy" Other Peoples Money"
at the Grand Opera.-Atlanta (Ga)
Constitution, Saturday, Oct. 25th, 1901.
The miser counts his gold, the politi-
clan his friends, the mother her chill
dren, the girl her beaus, the boys their
sweethearts, the newspaper man his
subscribers and the preacher his church
membership.
Monday afternoon we observed half
dozen half grown negro boys on the
sidewalk in front of the Journal office
shutting feet to music that floated out
on the evening air. There is usefulness
for you. Everybody is not at work sure.
A great man once said if we carve
upon marble it will crumble, if we en-
grave upon metal time will efface all
trace of our work, if we build temples
they will fall by times remorseless
hand, but if we plant q germ of truth
in the heart of child the impression
is imperishable and eternity alone can
tell how for-reaching its influence may
be.
Next week is the criminal docket in
Cobb Superior Court, and Solicitor
Simpson will find plenty of work to do,
this being his first visit as an official to
our court. He is man of ability, and
clever and courteous, and will do his
duty.
The African Methodist Conference at
Elberton last week made Rev. Fount-
ain presiding elder of Athens district !;
Rev. Lindsey, presiding elder of Rome
district. Rev. Lawrence is sent to Ma
rietta.
Atlanta newspapers are working on
the streets of that Macon News
Not much. The Atlanta newspapers
are working their pens and not their
picks.
The hunter who came up from Allan.
ia Tuesday morning to go to Woodstock
found snow and rain here to greet him.
He had two dogs and one gun and one
very sad face. 1t was rather unpropi-
tious weather for bird hunting.
Few of US are able to recognize all
the good there is in nature-very, very
few. The fly specks on the window pane
are so apt to draw our attention, and d,
in thinking about them, we miss the