The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-06
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Colonel Estill will visit Marietta dur
ing court week.
Cobb Superior Court convenes next
Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Moultrie M.
Sessions, fine girl. Congratulations.
BON to Col. and Mrs. George D.
Anderson Tuesday morning fine girl.
For SALE.-A pair of young mules.
b. M. DoBBs, Blackwell, Ga.
The little son of Mr.. Trenholm Baker
is quite sick, we are sorry to learn,
Mrs. J. S. Warren left for Nashville
Tuesday to buy millinery goods.
Mrs. S. L Atkinson is now using city
water works water in her boarding
house.
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey, Jr., and Mr..
Smith Grogan visited Acworth Thurs
day.
Mr. Heath went to Dalton Thursday
in the interest of the trading stamp
business.
Call Phone III for your feed stuff.
You can get ice cream every Friday
and Saturday at j. w. Legg's Onyx
Fountain.
Miss Susie Herrin, sick with pneu-
monia, is improving. Her sister, Hattie
May, also has pneumonia.
The city policemen have new uni
forms, furnished by Read & DuPre,
Clothiers..
Mr.. J. A. Massey, Sr., has been at
home sick for the past week, He is a
little better at present.
Mr.. j. F. Mayfield, of Atlanta, and
Mr.. J. P. MCGEE, of Kennesaw, visited
the Misses Wade last Sunday.
LosT.-A bunch of keys, key ring and
chain with silver name plate. Please
return and get reward.
LOUIS A. TEIPEL.
Mrs. G. ID. Butler and Miss Odessa
Sewell are spending week in Atlanta
studying millinery and buying goods.
DIED.-Mrs. George Evans died last
week. She was buried in the city GEM
etery.
Mr.. r. E. Butler has recently sold a
farm near Austell and lot in Roswell
Last week he bought the Nose Bacon
dwelling and lot on Powder Springs
street, running back to the railroad.
We have the Bear Brand high grade
fertilizers, none better. Wewant every
body to try them. We also have sew
eral other brands for inspection.
Fowler Bros. & Co.
The Georgia Industrial Home of
orphans at Macon, has 113 inmates
now. Rev. Mr.. Mumford will have
to get a move en- him if he feeds,
clothes and sleeps that large number of
orphans.
Zoe! ICE IoE! l am now ready to
make contracts for ice so get your
prices. | will make discount on
them. Henry Meinert.
Have you renewed your subscription
to the Journal? If not, do so at once.
No pay, no paper. Look at the label
with your name on it and see how the
date stands.
Go to Fowler Bros & Co, to get gen.
uine Maine grown seed Irish potatoes.
They are the best.
Mr.. Z. A. Granting visited Mr.. j. c..
Talley at St. Petersburg, Fla, last week
and found that Mr.. Talley's leg is brok-
en- near the hip. He is doing as well as
could be expected.
Call and examine the soap we are
offering at Is cents a box and if it is
not equal to any you ever bought at
25 cents don't take it.
Faw & Rogers.
Those ente<prising merchants, H. A..
Ward & Bro, have conspicuous ad-
vertisement in this issue, which is well
worth reading. They enumerate some
things you are interested in.
Those pushing and energetic young
merchants, Fowler Bros. & Co., have
an attractive advertisement in this
issue. Read it and see what they can
do for you.
Fine stock, New Type, Artistic Print
ers-these are the Distinguishing fea-
lures that make the JOURNAL Job Rooms
popular for printing. Let Us have your
order.
For SALE.-I have few mules and
buggies which / will sell cheap.
HENRY MEINERT.
We have few barrels of extra fine
North Ga. sorghum. Come quick.
Fowler Bros. & Co.
MONEY TO LoAN.--Several thousand
dollars to loan on improved Marietta
real estate or county farms at reason
able rate of interest and no commits
sion. Address by letter Citizen, J"
care of Journal office.
The following are guests at DR.. VIM.
hlston's residence on Dixie street:
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