The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-04-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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for Journal Readers.

Col. D. w. Blair went to Dalton
Monday on legal business.
&c DEVICES will do your typewrir-
ing.
Itis said some of the fruit is killed
III this section.
Mr.. Gus Edwards has bought some
land from Mr.. W. P. Motley.
For SALE.-One extension oak table.
II feet long and sideboard to match,
MRS. MYRA MoREA.
Kennesaw has been made money
| order office.
The Baptist bazaar Friday night was
we'll attended and proved success.
1t is time the candidates for legisla-
ture in Cobb were announcing.
For RENr-Five rooms, on Church
Street. Address Box 0, Marietta.
The early morning train was forty
minutes late Saturday morning.
The Rogers-Hilliard Marble shop
speak of moving to Union Point.
Let the spring chickens begin to bios
som.
A church quarrel is mighty bad for
peace and happiness of neighborhood
l am now with N. A. Morris and So
licit your shorthand work and type
writing. Phone SO. E. 6. DEVICES.
Capt. w. c. Dial, of Cherokee county,
died on last Friday.
Mr.. Maxey Dobbs has returned from
a visit to Florida.
Mr.. 7. w. Mitchell left Monday on
two weeks visit to Florida.
Miss Leila Anderson left Saturday
morning for Thomson, Ga, to visit DR..
Mixon's family
We learn that Mr.. d. G. Osborn con-
tinues to improve as the result of the
surgical operation.
Mr.. J. Ed. Massey has been appointed
agent for the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York. See him be-
fore taking out your insurance.
Misses Alice and Cora Camp, of At
lanta, were the guests of Mrs. S. R.
Belk on last Thursday.
Good pasturage for COWS. $1.OO per
month. Apply to J. S. Hicks, Page
farm.
Mrs. Johnson Garwood, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. D. Anderson, returned
Saturday to Murphy, N. G.
Judge Gober says the fruit SO far is
safe and it looks as if there will be
plenty of peaches and gold dollars.
Mrs. J. E. Motley and daughter, Miss
Mia Motley, visited the Charleston
Exposition last Thursday
Call Phone III for your feed stuff.
For SALE.-I have few mules and
buggies which [ will sell cheap.
HENRY MEINERT.
Mr.. E. H. Motley, in the insurance
business in Chattanooga, is visiting his
father, Mr.. w. P. Motley.
Mrs Taggart and Mrs. Jones, VINO
have been at Miss Crockett's left for
their home in Indianapolis, on Friday
Mr.. r. B. Simpson, of Knoxville,
Tenn, was here on Thursday night as
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. T. A. Gram
i ling. J.
Mr.. Murray Weenls has rented Mr..
j. E. Mozely's cottage on Trammell
street, and will move his family here
from Atlanta this week.
A lady's light phaeton and a double
seat trap for sale cheap, at H. Reid s
Carriage Factory, Marietta,
Mr.. A. Armstrong, representing a
Northern company, has taken an option
on some mineral land near Rockmart,
belonging to James Long.
am now ready to clip your horses
and will clip them cheap.
HENRY MEINERT.
Mrs. Jake Broznack and children,
who have been visiting in Birmingham,
Ala, several weeks, returned home
Thursday.
The lecture of Rev. NJ. Frender, a
Christian jew, at the Presbyterian
Church last Thursday night was very
instructive and interesting:
Now is the time to get your carriage
painted. | have fine painter and can
do you first class job. Come and see
my wagons, they are a Nc !, and cheap.
II. REID.
If there are no more candidates to
Eannounce for county offices, than are
now in the papers, then the crop is not
very large after all.
Mr.. Maurice Hirsch will move his
family from Woodstock to Marietta
next Tuesday and occupy DR.. Springer's
house on Church street.
CAPT. w. J. Hudson sells the cele-
brated Poplar Greek and Eagle Coal,
. wi