The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-09-25

4 him down Mr. Blankinship came to
the assistance of Jenkins, and threw
l the deer to one side, jenkins scampered
off, and left Blankinship to fight it out
with the deer. Ihe deer got Blankinship
down and made bad wound on his leg.
1t was furious fightfor some time,
and other persons attracted to tie
the scene by cries of murder and help
Blankinship managed to get his knife
out and cut the deer's throat killing
him, but he was left in completely
exhausted state, and was covered with
blood. Mr. Blankinship thinks if sew
eral others hadn't come to his help the
deer would have finished his career.
The many friends OF Mr.. Shelton P.
Sanford, Of this city, learn with regret
that he leaves tomorrow Afternoon for
Marietta, where he accepts position
as salesman with DuPre Bros, leading
clothiers Of that city. He says he has
nice offer, and his friends wish him sue
cess. Mr.. Sanford has been for the past
eighteen months with Chas. Watched
and has made the firm good man.
Mr.. Sanford is a son of Charles V. San
ford, grandson of Prof. Sanford, once
professor Of Mathematics in Mercer and
member of the Macon Volunteers.
He went to the junior class in Mercer
ard is member of the Kappa Alpha
fraternity. Mr.. Sanford will board with
his brother, S. V. Sanford, who is super
intendent of the public schools Good
luck to Mug" Sanford Macon News.
1t is reported and believed by great
many of our citizens that there is a
couple in our town who have beeu Sc
cretly married. 1t is wonderful what
poor success attends the keeping of
matrimonial secrets. The blessing of
the minister is scarcely announced be-
fore the news is generally talked about
while the newly welded pair are con-
graduating themselves that no one
knows anything about it except them
selves.
A company of clever comedians will
be the support of Mr.. Harry West the
German dialect commedian, at the
Peoples Theatre on the Both inst. This
attraction will be one of merit in every
respect. Fun fast and furious is pro-
duced in addition to a number of the
latest musical and dancing numbers
and several high-class vaudeville acts
| by ladies and gentlemen of metropoli-
tan reputation. Reserved seats at
| Moshers.
MARRIED.-Miss Genevieve Leake,
daughter, of Mr.. George G. Leake, was
married to Mr.. Forrest Greene, in At
| lanta. on the evening of the 18th inst.
Misses Emma Wallace and Leila Leake,
of Marietta, were bridesmaids. The
happy couple left on an extended trip
north,
The kind of sympathy that tells is
like that manifested by the Car
penters' and Joiners' in Atlanta the
other day. They gave $4,000 to the
striking coal miners in Pennsylvania.
The substantials of life can be bought
with such sympathy as that. ''Be We
warm and fed without money, is not
sympathy that is felt"
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans at
six per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
all about 1t. X. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law
Mr.. Leonard Goss writes from Bow
man, Ga, as follows: Enclosed find
subscription. Please continue sending
the Marietta Journal. 1t is too valua-
BILE newspaper to be absent from our
hCme." Thanks.
| The preachers of Atlanta are making
"a fight on Sunday newspapers, and they
doubtless ride to their churches on the
Sunday street car. The fight is good
one and we hope will prevail, but all
unnecessary work, barter and trade in
stores and print shops, is a violation of
the law but the law is not enforced.
Saxon Anderson Connor is one of the
handsomest and brightest baby boys in
Marietta. He comes by his good looks
and good traits honestly for he is backed
up by splendid ancestry.
Mrs. Wedemeyer and two grand
daughters, Misses Whitig, of Atlanta,
were the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schilling last Sunday.
Mrs. G. M. Barnes we regret to learn
is quite sick.
Mr.. Hull, of Conyers was a guest at
Mr.. Saxon Anderson's last Saturday.
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