The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-03-14
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Mr.. Dan Manget, Of Newman, was
here Sunday.
Mr.. j. :. Daniel Is now boarding
with Mrs. Campbell Wallace.
Gardening and farming are going on
quite rapidly now.
Will Burke we'll known colored man,
died here Saturday.
Mr.. Garrett, of Savannah, is visiting
Prof Baldwin and family.
Mr.. Medford Gay, of Paris, KY, was
a guest at Dr. and Mrs. Tennent's last
Monday.
Mrs Marion Phillips and son Marion,
Jr., continue quite sick at Phillips
farm.
Rumor has it that four wedding
trousseaus are now being made in Ma
rietta for after-Easter brides.
Mrs. ?. H. Bunnell, of the Kennesaw
House, we regret to learn, has been
quite sick for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. p. Flag, of Boston,
are at Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions on Kenne-
saw Avenue.
We regret to learn of the sickness of
Master Dan Blair, son of Col. w. d.
Blair.
A number of our people went to At
lanta Friday night to hear Eugene
Foster lecture on liquid air.
Mr.. E. G. Boatner and wife, of Car
tersville, spent Saturday and Sunday
here with Mr.. Delaney's family.
Mr.. George Mcnamara, of Vermont,
brother of Mr.. James f. Mcnamara,
has taken position with Kennesaw Mar
BILE Co.
Mr.. lawson Fields, of the Alfalfa,
Ala, Mirror, arrived here Saturday,
and is spending a few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fields.
Mrs. Trenary was delegate to the
convention of the North Georgia Home
Mission Society held at College Park
on last Saturday and Sunday.
Mckinley has been inaugurated with
great pomp and splendor, and now four
years more of Hannaism is upon the
people.
Four persons, Mr.. w. G. Sampler and
wife, and Mr.. d. +. Green and Miss
Green, joined the Baptist church Sun
day night by letter.
Mr.. VIM. Corall and family have
moved to the brick residence on Pow
der Springs street, where he also has
his tailoring establishment.
Ed Slocum, colored, was arrested
Saturday on the charge of stealing a
set of harness from Miss kirkpatrick
and one dozen eggs from Mr.. John
Hicks.
Messrs. Charley DuPre, Charley Hurt,
L. N. Trammell and John D. Northcutt
returned Sunday evening from a weeks
stay in Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
,delphia and New York
Gainesville had jail delivery of
four persons last week, and on the
strength of it is going to build a new
court house and cotton factory Ma
rietta has new court house but would
consider herself fortunate if our citi-
zens would build a cotton factory.
The State of Georgia pays more mon
ey to her confederate veterans and in
dlgent widows than do all the other
Southern states combined. Since jan
uary 18th, the sum Of $6S3, 900 has gone
forth from the treasury department to
make comfortable the veterans and
widows in every section of the state.
Mr.. James L. Sibley, of Milled geville,
was in to see US Monday. He has re-
Gently been appointed postmaster at
Milledgeville, and his many Marietta
friends are glad of it. We predict that
he will make one of the most efficient
and popular postmasters that Milledge-
ville-has ever had.
Rev. j. T. Jenking, of Marietta, is
one Of our most progressive pastors
de is arranging to organize a second
church at Marietta, The brethren of
ms church have bought him tent with
seating capacity of one thousand. He
Will hold tent meetings in Marietta and
the surrounding country. He also has
several engagements for meetings else.
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