The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed.
Matters in City Briefly
ChroniCled.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
The Passing ThrOng, It'd Bits Of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
Bad weather makes trade dull.

Bad weather makes trade dull
Milk and butter for sale. Phone ia.
Mr. L. Black is still quite sick at his
home, but is reported some better.
Mrs. Luda Wilson, of Acworth, was
here Friday.
Mrs. William Bishop is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. c. S. McCandlish has returned
from her visit to New York.
Florence & Williams will have an ex-
perienced man at their store Friday
and Saturday, Feb. DIST and 22nd, to
take measure for the latest styles in
suits and pants.
The fiashlight photographer worked
the town last week.
The sleigh bells didn't jingle, but the
sleighs sided Saturday.
A whipping post is advocated by the
Sparta Ishmaelite, believing it would
beat the changing in preventing crime.
The millinery store of Mr.. &. D. But
Ter is at Mrs. Roots old stand, where
you can find nice line of goods.
You will save money by waiting for
the expert tailor who will be at our
store on February Dist and 22nd.
Florence & Williams.
Politics have been likened to an inn
proved shotgun-the one has it's hair
triggers and the other it's intrigues.
The Epworth League will hold
literary social at the residence of Mrs.
Welsh on Church street on Thursday
evening at 80 O'Clock.
Odd Fellows who desire to pay their
dues, can find the Secretary, Mr. J. H.
Groves, at the depot, who will receipt
them for the same.
A large number have paid the new
license tax, and it is stated that those
who do not will have cases made
against them.
Rev. s. R. Belk will perform the mar
rage ceremony Thursday morning,
uniting Mr.. J. w. Hay, of Dallas, Ga,
to Miss Matte Hips, of Marietta.
Mr.. w. A. Florence, of the firm of
Florence, King & Co., will leave Satur-
day for New York to purchase an i'm
mense stock of spring and summer
goods for their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Blankinship, who
are visiting relatives here, will leave
for their home in San Francisco, Cal,
on Thursday.
Barlow & Wilson's Ministries gave one
of their superb entertainments at the
Peoples Theatre Monday night to a
large audience.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W,
d. Kemp, nee Miss Ruby Fleming, will
be surprised to learn of the very recent
arrival of a ten pound boy at their home,
No. 221 Whitehall street, Atlanta.
Don't fail to call at our store Febru-
aly 2lst and 22nd and get the latest
styles in suits and pants. Wewill have
ali experienced man to take measures
TOR you and we will save you money.
Florence & Williams.
Mr.. Pat Anderson gave delightful
party to number of young people on
Thursday evening at the home of his
parents, Hon and Mrs. S. A. Anderson,
on Whitlock avenue.
Miss Lemma Lewis is in New York
City purchasing spring and summer
millinery goods for Florence, King q
Co., to be opened up very soon. She
has been there some thirty days study
ing the latest styles, designs and fash
IONS, thus putting herself in position
to give Marietta the best stock OF mill
linery ever in this city. She is an ex-
perienced and tasty milliner and her
skill in trimming hats is unexcelled.
The millinery will be in the store for
merly occupied by our grocery depart
ment, convenient for our customers 70
buy their goods also in our dress goods
department. Florence, King d 90.
Rev. J. T. Jenkins held no service at
the Baptist church Sunday night, but
he and his congregation attended the
services at the Methodist church and
heard Bishop Morrison.
Gard clubs, fiddle de wink clubs,
Shakespeare clubs, Chautauqua circles
and lodges take up vast deal of the
time of many citizens of this town.
Ii you promise man to do anything
do it if it takes the hide off. So many
people are slack concerning their word,
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