The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-08-21
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Dan Manget and wife are guests
OF his fathers family.
Mr.. Len Baldwin spent several DAYS
at Winder, Ca, last week in the inter-
est OF the trading stamp company
Miss Bertha Hughes will return from
the mountains of North Carolina to-
day.
Miss Olivia Eskew, who has been
visiting Miss Eva Henderson, returned
to home in Atlanta on Friday.
Dobbs Hardware Go have a reputa.
tion for selling the best goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, son and two
daughters, of Atlanta, are at Locust
Lodge.
$50 page writing tablets for sc at
Florence, King d Co.
Mr.. Herbert Clay left Friday on a
weeks visit to Mr.. Will Harris, of Co.
dartown, ard will join house party
there.
Misses Allene and Emma Edwards
left Friday to visit in Forsyth county
and will attend Rolbrooks campmeet.
ing while there.
A splendid plumbing sytem is to be
put in Rev O I A Pisces residence by
Dobbs Hardware Co
We regret to learn that Col j. Il.
Towers had stroke of paralysis last
Thursday on his right side. He is
somewhat better.
Just received big shipment OF Boys
Clothing, Florence, King & Co.
Mr.. James w. Legg is on a visit to
his old home, Morristown Tenn, and
other places, and will be absent sever
al weeks.
Spending the heated term from home
is all concentrated in the idea of
a change, and it is the change" that
cuts the most important Figure"
Some Marietta people can tell you that.
Miss Virginia Rell of Atlanta, recent
ly elected teacher of the seventh grade
of Marietta public schools was in the
city Tuesday the guest of Mrs. R. N.
Holland.
$50 page writing tablet for sc at
Florence, King & Co.
| Mr.. j. +. Brewer, who fell from the
roof of the Rose Lane Chapel, and
broke several ribs, some weeks ago, is
still disabled and unable to work. His
daughter is down with typhoid fever.
| Prices cut to the core ut Read & Du-
Pres for the month Of August.
Go to Prince Jackson to have your
shoes and harness repaired. Buy and
| sell second hanI shoes.
The fad is now to send your photo to
those who have been exceedingly kind
to you and as wish to be remembered.
This ought to swell the business of
photographers considerably.
For SALE OR RENT Modern six room
cottage on Church and Sessions streets.
Possession given September 1st. Ad-
dress S. A. Anderson, Marietta, or J.
E. w. Fields, Knoxville, Tenn.
The grower who can average a crate
of alberta peaches to the tree aid net
| fifty cents on it, can get rich and big
| rich at that. Some of our citizens are
| going to make money at this business.
1t will beat being an insurance agent.
We have just received big line of
Boys Pants, blacks, blues and fancies
Just the thing for school.
Florence, King & Co.
Marietta received her first bale of
new cotton last Friday, 18th inst,
brought in by Mr.. T. w. Garrison. The
bale weighed $50 pounds, classed mid
ding, and was bought by Anderson
Bros. at 10 cents. This is about the
earliest we've had in Marietta.
Twinkle" the horse formerly owned
by Mr.. Mills McNeel, of this place, now
owned by Mr.. Boyd, OF Griffin, took a
record of 2:51a at Brighton Beach, New
|
a purse of $1,000. In four recent races
the horse has won $1,000.
A big line of boys pants just received
at Florence, King & Co.
DIED-Mrs. Parthenia Baker, of Re-
SAGA, Ga. who for the past two months
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. B. v.
Terrell, in this county, died on last
Thursday morning, aged about fifty
years, Her remains we're carried 20
Resaca for internlent.
Ladies, we have just received all the
new shapes in shoes for this fall,
Florence, King & Co.
Mr. G. E. Henderson, the contractor,
has about completed the Few jail and
the jailer's residence. The iron and
steel contractors of St. Louis have yet
to put in the cells and do their work