The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-08-07

city. with view OF locating mere Ia Ho
can get place to suit him.
| Mr.. Jake Broznack visited Birmirg-
ham Ala, this week, returning We'd
nesday.
| Miss Ida Edwards of this place, and
| Miss Pearl Petree, of Upshaw, are visit
| ing at Taylorsviile, Ga.
Mr.. Cliff Dobbs, contractor for the
new steam heating for the public school
building, has commenced work.
| Mr.. Joe Coryell and daughter, who
have been visiting Mr. II. 6 Coryell,
returned to Jacksonville, Florida, on
Monday.
Miss Ollie Bullard, of Bremen, Ga,
and Miss Myrtice Ward Of Lost Noun
tain. are visiting Mr. and MRS Henry A
Ward,
Miss Jessie Mcintosh is not listening
tocalls at Telephone exchange office
this week-she is taking two weeks va
cation, Miss Nellie Hughes is answer
ing calls in her place,
Mrs. H. d. McCutcheon and Master
Culpepper, and daughter, Mrs. John
son Garwood came up from Atlanta
Thursday afternoon and are stopping
at Mrs. Atkinson's on Roswell street.
MARRIED-On the morning of third
inst by Rev.. M. Gable, E. M. NARROW
and Miss Lottie Bishop. All of Cobb
County Georgia. The happy couple
have our best wishes.
The workmen are sounding at Bull
Slulce preparing to build the dam for
the electric power plant. The first
thing the company will do will be to
build thirty room hotel. Work on
this building will commence at once.
With Col. Evan Howell, Harvie John
son and Jim Woodward ell three can
didates for mayor in Atlanta, Wood
ward will be elected The labor ele-
ment behind Woodward is almost irwin
chile.
Rev G I A Pise preached very
strong sermon last Sunday on the
"Stay at hone," A large number OF
people stay at home who could attend
church, but will let a slight headache
or some equally strihing excuse keep
them at home, yet they are well
enough to read the Sunday papers.
Miss Nettie Looney entertained a
large number of friends at Ping-Pona
on Wednesday, in honor Of her guest
Miss Gladys Buchanan, of Atlanta, AT
a late hour the guests departed ex-
pressing themselves as having spent d
most delightful time.
| A FEW Tilted sweethearts have beer
| getting in their deadly work this week
1t is pity they have not the foresight
to turn their weapons on themselve:
first and thus save the lives of many
| innocent girls. Judging from news
paper reports this particular kind OF
crime seems to be on the increase.
You would have hardly said thai
cruel thing, if you had known the mar
of whom you spoke so Larshly would
have heard 1T. He did hear it before 8
day was passed. You may be sure
that in every crowd there is at Ieast
one man who will be bound to repeat
what you have said, and to the mar
you judged so mercilessly.
Spoiled or unserviceable postal card,
will be redeemed by the postal depart
ment beginning August l under an or
der of the postmaster general issued
| July 10. Instructions as to the redemp
tion prescribe that the cards will b,
taken back at IS cent of their face value
This is the first time the government
has offered to redeem postals.
Prof Charley Power, wife and thre,
children. of Unadilla, Ga are visitin;
their brothers, Col. w. r. Power anC
Mr., j. w. Power, of this place and rel
atives in the county, and will be her
several weeks. Prof. Power has beer
attending the Tennessee University,
! summer school for teachers, at Knox
Vile
| 1t is astonishing how inexhaust;bl
is the supply of chickens from alonj
the line of the A. X & n. Railroad
Every evening for months two an,
three thousand chickens in coops ar
landed here and placed on board O
cars for points south. Some of tn
chickens go to Florida by express.
Mr.. Henry Beavers, well-knowl
carpenter, is genius in his way, an,
often turns his talent to painting ant
carving, never having any instruction il
either. A life size portrait of Madam
oiselle Ames, queen of opera, is one o
his works of art that he had on.exhibi
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