The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-12
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PARAGRAPHED.
Matters of Moment in City
Briefly ChronicIed.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
The Passing ThrOng, It'd BITS of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.
Miss,. gewart. who has been visiting
n N nsH Carolina, has returned home.

Miss. yewart. who has been visiting
nm Fh Carolina, has returned home.
y /STED.-Several bright young men
caN employment at
THE MARIETTA CHAIR Co.
- Nina Moon is with Florence
King & Go.
vi mt to buy nice home in Marietta.
Wig wants to sell? T, M. BRUMBY.
Gar load Hard Brick, must be sold at
once. DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
Miss Annie Atkinson is sick with fe-
er, we regret to learn
Call Phone III for your feed stuff.
Mr., Ed. Cook, sick with fever, is
about holding his own.
Big reduction sale on all summer
goods at Read & DuPre's
If you want a wagon or expect to.
come and see mine, as Will do better
by you than anyone else. H. REID.
Mrs. w. D. Anderson spent several
days last week at Woodstock, return
ing Saturday.
Try sack of N. NJ. Mayes Flour at
SLIGO per sack, made from that fine
wheat of his, strictly pure, Free deliv-
cry. Phone, As.
Mr.. Bob Julian, from Cherokee Ma
ton, was here last week He formerly
lived here.
Suits to order $500 up; pants to
order $500 up; 5 per cent discount
fol. small men,
CoRALL, THE TAILOR.
1t is now being predicted that corn
will be worth anywhere from $l.00 to
$3.50 per bushel next spring.
Big reduction sale on all summer
goods at Read & DuPre's
For RENT.-A seven room dwelling
with water and electric lights. Apply
to Marietta Paper Mills.
Mr.. J. A. Melon aid and wife occupy
part of Mrs. Mullins residence on
Church street.
Big reduction sale on all summer
goods at Read d DuPre's
Farming lands are looking up in price
in this section owing to the increased
culture of peaches.
Miss Logan, who has been visiting
Mrs. Hedges, has returned to her home
in Atlanta.
Just received 800 dozen collars in
GLIDING all latest styles and shapes
Read & DuPre.
Mr. Jack Moore has been elected
manager of the Commercial Club in
Griffin
A town hospital has been suggested
as one of the very important needs Of
Marietta A sanitarium here would no
doubt be well patronized.
Buy your collars and cuffs at Read &
DuPre's and save half your laundry bill.
Collars bought of us laundried ct 1c
cuffs, &c; shirt, plain, &c; shirts, fam
cy. TIC.
Mr.. Ned Smering and wife stopped
over in Marietta last week from Ches-
ter, 5. c., enroute to Little Rock, Ark,
where he will locate.
There are so many uncertain compli-
cations in typhoid fever, there is al
ways doubt as to the result. Hope
raised by the favorable condition of the
patient one day, is blighted the next
by unfavorable symptoms.
Big reduction sale on all summer
goods at Read & DuPre's.
Judge Gober and daughter, Miss
Eileen and son, George, have returned
from their visit to the Buffalo Exposi-
ton. Niagara Falls, Canada and other
points.
Major j. A. Commerford, superin'
tendent Of the National Cemetery al
this place, left Saturday on visit tc
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Buffalo Exposi
tlon and other points of interest. We
"lsh him a pleasant trip.
Just received 300 dozen collars in
cludlng all latest styles and shapes.
Read & DuPre.
Rev. f. @. Mcdonnell, of Lynchburg
va, has been elected by the Baptis
Home Mission Board corresponding
secretary to fill the vacancy occasioneC
oy the death of the late Dr. + H. Ker
foot.
The man who does not like to bt
ulnned ought to always pay in advance
calhoun Times. The trouble will
those fellows is they don't want to pa!
al all They want your labor and mon
pV both