The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

MISS 49, 2
Mr. Veal, of Athens, is the new baker
atMosher's.
Mr. Jake Grogan, of Gainesville, was
here Friday
For SALE-One mare. Apply to W.
A. Florence.
Mr.. Harry Haynes returned to
Chattanooga Friday.
For RENr-Six room house on Chero-
kee street Apply to J. S. Warren.
Prof. F. L. Freyer is visiting in Tam
pa, Fla.
Mosher bakes Tread twice every day,
and cakes all day, except Sundays.
Fleischman's Yeast fresh every day
at Roesel's bakery.
Mrs. Hattie Nash is again back at
Florence, King & Co.'S. store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Dobbs, a
fine girl.
Miss Jennie Gibbes left Monday or a
visit to Baltimore.
WANTED. Some dry stove wood, cut
up. Apply atJournal Office.
Miss Eva Henderson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend, Miss Olivia
Eskew, in Atlanta.
If we want Marietta. to grow we
must push every interest and keep
hustling,
WANTED. Parties who may have a
small house and few acres near the
R.R Station to sell on easy terms
or exchange for part cash, and is bar
gain. Address r care of Journal.
Miss Lois Welsh left last Wednes-
day for St. Petersburg, Fla, to visit
the family of Mr.. J, @. Talley.
Mayor Legg, who has been on a
visit to his parents in Morristown,
Tenn, returned to the city on Friday,
Some huge telegraph poles are being
erected on our streets, about the larg-
est and longest we ever saw.
Solicitor B. F. Simpson, returned to
Alpharetta on Friday, after attending
court here for two days.
6inch flower pots 35c doz OF Dobbs'
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps.
Fleischman's Yeast fresh every day
at Roese's.
A thirteen pound newly born child is
nothing unusual for Marietta. This is
healthy climate.
For sAIE-One mare. Apply to w.
A, Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paige left Thurs
day for st. Petersburg, Fla, to spend
some time.
Mrs. Henry Whitcomb and Mrs.
Chapman, of Milwaukee Wis, are
guests of Mrs W. F. Bennett.
Mr., G. D. Barnwell, of San Luis Poto-
81, Mexico. is visiting his parents on
Atlanta street.
inch flower pots 25c doz OF Dobbs'
MoSher's home made candies are the
best.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Phillips has recently passed
through serious illness.
If you owe the Journal any amount
on 1901, we would consider it favor il
you pay it.
Seven loaves of bread or bread tick
els for % cents at Roesel's bakery.
Mr. Spratt Tennent and wife have
moved into the brick house near the
foundry.
Editor Ben Perry, of that excellent
paper, the Canton Advance, was in the
city short while Sunday.
Mr. William Annondale says he has t
half dollar, Spanish coin of same date
as the one we published as owned by
Mr.. L. S. Cox.
Mr.. d. S. Beuls and wife, of Detroit
Mich, arrived in the city Wednesday
and are stopping at Miss Crockett's
They are related to Mr.. w. T. Mosher
RoeSel, the bread man.
have some mules, horses and sec
Ohd hand buggies thatI will sell cheap
Oall at once before they are picked over
HENRY MEINERT.
Every farmer should have our cal
weaver. Dobbs' Hardware Co.
Gail Phone III for your feed stuff.
Mr.. Bayard Starnes, of this place, whc
mas been attending a Business Colleg,
IN Atlanta, left Monday for his home
IN Athens, Ga.
FOR SALE.-Two horses, one two
morse wagon and one set of double har
ness Apply to D. G. Cole.
Sir. Terrell seems to he willing to Civ
the people anything they want, prohi
oltlon or whiskey, just so they will give
MN what he wants, to be elected
governor.
ron SALE.-A good young mule. Ap
ply to / / Mcy.r;-- To-