The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-26

happy couple arrived in Marietta Sun
day evening, and are stopping at his
mothers, Mrs. Garrison. Mrs. Shep-
ard, was present at the marriage and
returned home Sunday with the bridal
couple The groom is worthy young
man and telegraph operator at Dalton.
The bride is very charming young
lady and greatly admired by a host of
friends. Our congratulations and best
wishes.
Whether Atlanta and the state will
get new depot or not depends alto
gether with the railroads. Under the
provisions of the depot bill railroads
must pay six per cent. per annum OF
the actual cost of the building as rental.
Now the question is whether the rail-
roads will accept the proposition of the
state. II they decline to accept then
the state and Atlanta willget no new
depot
Mr.. Q. M. Law has given up his tray
cling position, and has come to STAY.
On the first of January he will take an
half interest in the Crosby Drug Store.
Mr.. Law is a man of fine business Gu
pacity and experience, competent
druggist and pharmacist, and will push
the business with energy and undivided
attention.
A good resolution for the New Year
would be to buy your groceries from
Faw & Rogers.
If you have any visitors at your home
you should report it to the Journal that
we may make mention of the fact. An
editor cannot see every thing nor learn
it unless the people aid him. We will
appreciate your kindness and it will be
nothing but an act of courtesy to your
guests to send US the necessary infor-
nation.
On Monday night two countrymen,
Dock Pitman and Charles Carnes, were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Congo and
Marshals Hawkins and Hicks for steal
ing from H. A. Ward & Bros store a
hand-mirrOr, comb and brush worth
$3.50, piece of breakfast bacon, dolls
and some candy. The goods were re-
Covered and the men placed in jail.
The recent cold spell was widespread
| and destructive, the whole country was
locked in the embrace of the Ice King.
1t prolonged in this section to an un-
usual length of time. While it was ex-
tremely cold in the south, it was more
severe in the north, east and west.
The installation of the officers of
Cherokee Lodge of Odd Fellows, will
take place the first Tuesday night in
January. All the members are re-
quested to be present.
Prof. Eugene c. Foster, of Philadel-
phia will lecture on Liquid Air." with
many wonderful, novel, and fascinating
demonstrations, at Peoples Theatre
January 18th.
When you get tired of chicken and
turkey go to Faw & Rogers and get a
nice ham or piece of breakfast bacon.
The man who can find local news
such cold weather as we have had re-
Gently is the kind of material needed
to find the North pole that is if it is
lost.
Messrs. Welborn and Herbert Rey-
nolds, Marcellus Rambo, George Gober,
Jr., Burney Dobbs and Herbert Clay,
are at home from the State University
to spend the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Phil Blankinship, of San Fran
cisco, Cal, who has been visiting Mrs.
J. NJ. Austin, left Saturday for Chicka-
manga Park, Tenn, where she will WIS.,
it her father for several weeks.
Carnes & Gilbert have five female
clerks for the holiday season. They are
selling goods at 25 per cent, discount.
See the bargains they offer in their ad-
vertisement in this issue.
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| Rogers.
Mrs. George F. Gober, we are glad to
state, continues to improve, and DR..
Cortelyou says she will soon be entirely
we'll.
DIED.-In Gritter district last Thurs
day night, Mrs. Sarah Wheeler, wife
of Mr.. John Wheeler. She leaves
husband and several children.
Mrs. W. E. Williams, and Ed, Jr.
went up to Acworth Saturday to spend
| Christmas They will return Thurs
day.
People should be very careful with
their fires and examine their stove hues
this weather, that no fires may break
out and do damage.
There will be several good shows at