The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-06-27

!. The English sparrows are industrious
nest builders. The other day in hav-
ing a new roof put on a Marietta dwell
Hing, it was discovered that the spar
rows had carried about tN large arm
| fuls of straw and rubbish into the
garrett, through the lattice ventilator.
A small spark would have quickly
kindled flame The straw and rub
bish was at once removed. Examine
your houses and see If the English spar
rows haven't done as much for your
buildings.
Everybody come Friday night, June
18th, 1901, New Opera House, to the
Peoples Theatre and hear concert given
by Baldwn's Military Band. Over
lures, Selections, Trios, Duets, both
Vocal and Instrumental. Violin, Clar-
ionet, Cornet, Baritone and Trombone.
Solos by up-to-date Professional Must
clans. This Concert is given that the
friends of the Band may hear their
Music before leaving for Jackson, Ga.
to fill an engagement Doors open at
1880. Performance begins at 8:l5.
Prices, 10 and 20 cents
f. w. Frey, G.. f. HENDERSON,
President. Manager.
ID. n. BALDWIN, Director of Band.
The Marietta Journal and the Allan
ia Weekly Constitution one year $lS5.
The Olinvlle Methodist Sunday
School picniced at Buffers Grove near
the race track on last Wednesday week.
A splendid time was had and a feast of
good things was served. Superinten-
dent J. w. Hardeman and Rev. s. r.
Belk were apparently as happy in their
romps with the children as any one
could be. 1t was pleasant occasion,
only one thing happened to mar the day,
Miss Ethel Hardeman fell off of horse
and badly bruised her arm, from which
she suffered good deal.
NOTICE MAsoNs.-I have the subscrip-
ton list for contributions for erecting
Masonic Home in Georgia. Any
Mason in Marietta, or Cobb county,
who feels like giving something for this
worthy purpose, will please see me and
subscribe. Fraternally,
JOHN p CHENEY,
Sec. Kennesaw Lodge, +. & A. N.
See where a road ends before you
take it, and to what an action leads
before you begin it.
All Veterans who should have re-
ceived crosses at former delivery and
were not at the presentation can secure
them by calling on the Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. s. V. Sanford, Kenne-
saw Chapel, U. DC.
The following Veterans, having COM
piled with the requirements for OBJ
tanning crosses'can get them by calling
on Mrs. s. V, Sanford for the same !:
X w Bellah, W A Betsill w G Barfield
John D CAN'T, P n Gassaway, r De T.
Lawrence, Henry Mitchell, Patrick
Morris, n liner, H G Power, D
Post, S H Pendleton, G. n Sherman,
Isaac Reed, w II Richardson. II L
Russell, ? Murrow.
We have cut out of correspondents
items the discussion of their proposed
picnic and the withdrawal of invitation.
The items are getting personal" and
we do not propose to furnish space for
that purpose. If our correspondents
want to give date, location and pro-
gramme all right.
Mr.. J. A. Mcdonald is home here
from Cedartown. His business and
store building were burned there last
Thursday morning. He states his loss
is about 81 500.
Mrs w. Il. Lowell and son, of Allan
tn, who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs James Barnwell, here, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Ed Jervey left for Calhou on
Tuesday to refrigerate car of the first
shipment of peaches.
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