The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-06-12

Up links Club" at her home ON Chero-
,, kee street on Friday evening. A large
crowd was Present and u most enjoy
able occasion it proved to be. Re-
1reshments were served. Those pres
ent were Misses Mary McCandlish,
Anna Leaks, Jennie Wellons, Lois
Welsh, Eva Clark. Sarah Hunt, Henri
eta Black, Marie Massey, Irma Neal,
Virginia Crosby, and Messrs. Milton
Keller, Paul Leake, Richard Pratt,
James R. Brumby, Percy Legg, Jack
son Dick, Sam Dick and Joe Rrown.
Those receiving prizes we're Lois Welsh
and Percy Legg, linen handkerchief
| and book.
Evelyn Clay, daughter of Senator and
Mrs. A. S. Clay, celebrated her. sixth
birthday on Saturday afternoon by
entertaining abont forty-fve young
people as her guests. 1t was merry
throng of children and they enjoyed
| themselves with enthusiasm. She re-
ceived many pretty presents. There
was an abundance of refreshments in
great variety. A cake was cut contain
ing gold ring, dime, scarf pin, thimble,
| doll, and etc, and the lucky children
were in glee. 1t was very happy oc-
casion to all. May she be spared to
Celebrate many birthdays.
DIED.-Dr. w. M. Duke died at his
! home in Dunwoody. Ga, on Wednes-
day of last week of pneumonia. He
was a successful physician, merchant
and farmer. He was the son-in-law
of Mr.. j, w. Henderson, of Marietta,
having married Mrs. Georgia WEIGH,
nee Henderson, who survives him.
| Mr.. @. K. Henderson and Mr.. Glenn
Marchman attended the funeral, We
extend our sympathy to the bereaved
family.
BAzAAR.-The Young People of the
Methodist church will give Bazaar
next Thursday and Friday. 18th and
18th, at Blacks Hall, from to 10 80
p. m, for the benefit of the piano fund d.
| Let all attend.
DR.. Needham will continue to con-
duct the religious services at the Bap-
fist church this week, morning and
night. Sunday night the Methodist
and Presbyterian congregations united
with the Baptist congregation and the
church was packed. DIR. Needham
preached a very fine sermon, the best
so far delivered by him. Be sure to
attend this week. If you stay away,
you will miss something good.
A gentleman said Thursday "No use
to run for office these days unless you
| have plenty of money. [ never expect
to run for an office. 1t takes the salary
of the office to win. 1t used to be the
negro in the general election that sold
his vote, now in the primary it is the
white man."
French Sardines from 10 to 20 cents
at Faw & Rogers.
DIED-Mrs. Fannie Conroy, wife of
Mr. John Conroy, died in this place on
last Friday. Her remains were carried
to Holly Springs Saturday for burial.
The services at the grave were conduct
ed by Mr.. G. w. York, of this place.
The deceased leaves husband and one
child
It took all night and until 20 minutes
to II o'clock next day 10 count out the
tickets in the Marietta box. There
were 1884 votes polled at this precint
many from other parts of the county
coming here to vote. The primary
law should require each voter to vote
in his own precinct.
A helpless paralytic was put II the
w. & A. r. r. here Friday night, I'M
able almost to give an intelligent idea
of himself. He said he wanted tC go
to Iowa. Conductor Wade Dobbs
came along and found out that he was
a Mason and carried him to the Ken
nesaw House and took care of him.
A direct shipment of new crop maple
syrup just received at taw q Rogers.
Miss Sarah Brumby who has been at
school in New York for the past year
stood at the head of her class in
every study. After short visit to
Mrs. DeBary in New Jersey, she will
arrive in Marietta this week to visit
Mrs. Hayward.
Miss Grayson Willingham will have
as her guests during the Chautauqua
three very charming young ladies, Miss
Hattie Park, of Greensboro, Ga; Miss
Marie Phinizy, of Augusta, Ga, and
Miss Gussie Jones, of Columbia, ). q.
Hon. Clark Howell was nominated
Tuesday senator from the 35th district
Delegates from Cobb were E. z. Dobbs,
George T.. Lemon, J. A. Lewis, and W..