The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-31
LOCAL NEWS


Miss Morgan, of Tennessee, is getting
up music class in Marietta.
Mrs. Mollie Tumlin, of Cedartown, is
visiting Mr.. L. s. Cox's family.
Mr., Duncan of this place is running a
shooting gallery in Carrollton.
Mr.. Sam Grogan makes frequent Wis.,
its to Canton.
Mr.. Y. A. Guyton went to Atlanta
Thursday to see his friend, Judge Parks,
of Dawson, who was in that city.
We have just received big line of
a. A. Nettleton's shoes-a gentleman's
shoe. Florence. King q 90
All the city public school teachers
have accepted their positions for anoth-
err term,
Mrs. Major w, J. Kendrick of Chick
amaaga, was the guest of Mrs d. G.
Cole on Thursday.
Don't wait to have your bill sent
again, but call and settle by Aug. 1st.
]. S. Warren.
Mrs. Winston. of West Point, Ga, is
at Mrs. T. B. Brady's
The tax receiver is making out his
digest preparatory to turning it over
to the tax collector.
We have just received big shipment
| OF Walk-Over Shoes-a shoe for gentle
men. Florence, King 4 Co.
This is the time Of year when bust
ness is dull and expenses is just as
lively as ever
Mr.. Clyde Matthews found "Ray"
of sunshine in Atlanta for several days
last week.
Mr.. Il. H. Northcutt and party of
Atlanta friends will take three weeks
outing in the mountains of North Car
DINA.
DR.. ]. H. Patton and family left this
week to spend few weeks at Tallulah
Falls. His brother, Rev. J. G. Patton,
of Decatur, is also at Tallulah.
We are agents for A. e. Nettleton's,
of Syracuse, N. Y, shoes-the best shoe
on earth for men.
Florence, King & Co.
The Cobb county watermelons have
proven the sweetest ard most sugary
of any that has reached this market
this season.
Mr.. E. G. Cogburn and Mr.. E. NJ.
Cook left Sunday on visit to Milton
county. Mr. Cook will not return I'M
til next Sunday.
Mr.. Butler Holmes left Thursday for
Darien, where he will spend two weeks,
and will then go to Eastman to buy
cotton.
Mr.. Herbert Clay has been at home
for several days nursing beautiful
case of mumps.
Rev. Kenneth Campbell, wife and
son returned to their home in Alfalfa,
Ala, on Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Lucy Fields.
Say, have you tried pair of Walk
Over Shoes for Men--the best in the
world. Florence, King & Co.
Sheriff Dunn spent day or two at
Roswell last week on official business,
and he says he never saw finer crops
than in that vicinity. Coed rains have
fallen there and the crops have thrived.
II realize that my destiny is now in
a circle" said a Marietta lady, and it
turns out that her finger is encircled
with an engagement ring Listen for
the wedding bells.
We are agents for A. E. Nettleton's
| shOes-a gentleman's shoe.
| Florence, King & Co,
There are rumors of several marriages
to take place in Marietta soon, and there
is a fiuttering in the air of expectancy
Let the wedding bells ring and JOY be
unconfined.
Mrs. Henry Myers and Miss Sarah E.
Green, of Marietta, arrived Saturday
evening to be the guests for few days
of Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Benedict
| Cedartown Standard.
Miss Mary Granting gave an enter
tainment on last Thursday evening at
her home complimentary to her visit
ing guest, Miss Mamie Williams, of
Flowery Branch. 1t proved very
| plaaSant oocasiOn
Some women appeal to our hearts,
some to our passions, some to the high
est instincts OF our character, some to
our follies and weaknesses. Max O'Rell
says that we should marry none except
those who appeal to our reason
Orange growers in Florida are not
the only victims Of sharpers. The bust
ness men of Valdosta, Ca, have just
realized that they have been swindled
out of 81 ,250 for cantaloupes shipped to
Pittsburg, Pa, at the solicitation of an
agent who came to Valdosta this month
and paid in drafts which proved no ac-