The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-05-01
Th6 Marietta journal.
MARIETTA, GA, MAY l, 1902.
Local Items.

Locust Lodge has been reprinted.
Mrs. Sarah Hunt is just recovering
from a severe spell of pneumonia.
Mr.. Claud Clinkscales, of Atlanta,
was here Thursday.
Miss Della Terrell spent Sunday with
friends in Smyrna.
The Cherokee Presbytery will meet
next year at Roswell.
Mrs, Spalding arrived in the city
Monday from Florida
Miss Eva Henderson visited Miss
Olivia Eskaw in Atlanta Friday, re-
turning Sunday.
The A. K. & y. accommodation train
connects with the w. & A. r. r. south
bound II o'clock a. m. train.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Acworth, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E. Will
liams.
Mrs. j. II. Barnes, who has been sick,
is very much improved, we are glad to
state.
Mrs. Flora Newcomer and son, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs. Sallie Mullins.
The sixth grade, Miss Sena Towers,
teacher will picnic at Bonnie Dell
Springs next Saturday.
Alice, the three year old daughter,
of Mr.. viii Gober, we regret to learn
has pneumonia, but is improving.
Mrs Mcclellan and Mrs. Burney and
children, of Washington, D. c., are at
Locust Lodge.
Marcellus Rambo and Burney Dobbs,
students at Athens, spent Sunday here
with home folks.
Judge Gober is holding Pickens
Superior Court this week. Several of
our local attorneys in attendance.
Mr.. A. H. Burtz is attending Pick
ems Superior Court this week looking
after case there.
There will be an all day singing at
Sardis next Sunday. All singers are
invited to come and bring song books.
The Mariettians have returned from
the old Confederate reunion at Dallas,
Texas, and report fine time.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson's street-sprink-
| Ter resumed It's rounds on Monday
morning and will keep up the campaign
for the summer.
Mr.. Eugene Hardeman, inspector of
rural routes for free mail delivery is in
the city engaged in his work for the es-
tablishment of routes in this county.
DR.. Patton had no service at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday, but
was with Col. E. Faw in Atlanta, until
death released his spirit.
Parsonage Aid Society meets Thurs
day, 8 O'Clock p. m. at Methodist
church, and the Board of Stewards at
7:l5 at night.
Miss Julia Silence recently married
Mr. John Gabb in neighboring state.
Miss Julia was something on the talk
before marriage, now she is all Gabb.
Killing the curculio was one of the
pastimes OF number of hands in Mr..
w. NJ. McKenzie's orchard last Thurs
day.
Emerson Brooks, the California poet
humorist, gave superb entertainment
here on Monday night. Everybody
| pleased.
Messrs. w. T. Whitlocll, Charles Du-
Pre-, Tom Brumby, H. r. lMcClatchey,
G. I. Hurt, Carl Barnes, Sam Grogan
and Nat Collier spent Sunday at Lthia
Springs.
Mr. Edwin Gilbert has just had
finished three three-room cottages on
Johnson street, which he has rented to
good prompt paying tenants, Mr.. Gill
bert is one of the successful energetic
young merchants of Marietta.
Mr.. A. 9. Manning, who will gradu-
ate at Emory College, was present at
Epworth League Sunday night and
made known the fact that he would be
a missionary to China.
Southern cotton factories up to the
present have taken of .this years crop
1,229,0o0 bales, against 1914, las last
year, which would indicate a total con-
sumption by the end of the year of L.
100000 bales, A good showing for the
South.