The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

DR.. Waddell's residence.
chronic kicker andj fault finder
generally loses out and is failure.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gable, who has been sick
long time, we are glad to learn is
conyalescing,
Mr.. Mason, and Mr.. Churchill, who
have been at Locust Lodge, returned
to Eau Claire, Wis, Friday.
Shugart's salve sold at Legg's and
Crosby's Drug stores.
Mr.. M. M. Sessions left Wednesday
afternoon on business trip to Toledo,
Ohio.
The long winter has made it costly
to town people who have to buy coal
and wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beals and Mrs Mosher
have returned from Florida, where
they spent some ten days very delight
fully.
Mrs. Pauline James, who has been a
guest Of Mrs. Joseph NJ Brown for
several weeks, is again at the home of
Mrs. I. B. Robson on Roswell street.
The postal telegraph gang have finish
ed their work here, and gone to Bir-
mingham. They placed poles all over
the city.
Mr.. Charley Foster, of Atlanta, spent
several days here the past week, rest
ing from the arduous duties of tele-
graph operator.
A heap Of people think an editor can
get hold of news without them telling
him, and consequently it makes it hard
on the editor to get news. Tell the
editor whether you think he knows it
or not.
We have few barrels of extra fine
North Ga. sorghum, Come quick.
Fowler Bros. & Co.
Judge John Maddox will have no OPP
position for Congress, as Judge Fite de-
clines to run. Congressman Maddox
has performed his duties ably and well
and his long experience has made him
efficient.
Col. II. B. Moss bad the misfortune
last week, while walking in Reid's
shop, to stump his toe against the sharp
point of lightning rod, going through
his shoe into his big toe, which gave
great deal of pain.
CAPT. w. j. Hudson sells the cele-
brated Poplar Greek and Eagle Coal.
None better. Delivered at lowest pric-
es. Orders solicited Phone 81, at j.
w. Hardeman's store.
The Atlanta Journal of Wednesday
evening had the picture of Miss Nita
Motley, who was the guest of Mrs. Q.
E. Bennett il that city. Miss Motley
is the charming and beautiful daughter
of Hon. John E. Motley, of this city.
Trig Boyer, the negro who killed John
Holmes, negro, and was sentenced to
life in the penitentiary, died at Chatta-
hoochee brick yards recently and his
body was brought to this place for
burial
DIED-Mrs Myra Cooper, wife of Mr.
J @ Cooper, died in Lindale, Texas, on
March 9th, of pneumonia, after few
days illness. The funeral wasSheld in
the Methodist Church, her pastor, Rev
Arthur Downs, preaching the funeral
sermon. She was buried in the Lindale
cemetery. Mr., and Mrs Cooper.moved
from Acworth to Texas, and their
many friends in Cobb county will deep
ly sympathse with Mr. Cooper in his
bereavement.
The literary and sociol meeting of
the Epworth League will be held at
Mrs McKinney's Thursday evening,
goth. Program-Instrume solo,
Miss Ethel Hardeman and Mrs Grist
Recitation, Miss Nita Motley Solo, w
d Anderson; Reading, Miss Pearl Nc
9latchey; Instrumental Solo, Miss Lei
Ia Anderson; Recitation, Miss Eva
Henderson; Vocal Duet, Mesdames
Grist and Stephens; Reading, Miss
Blanche Barnes Solo, Mrs Grlst; Male
Quartette, d j McClatchey, Gr,, w d
Anderson, Robert Devote, and Geo r
Nolan. Fayorite quotation from all
members. Games.