The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-05-29


l. jenkins officiated. 1t was quiet af-
fair, only few relatives and friends
being present. The happy couple left
Sunday evening for Atlanta, their fu-
ture home. Our best wishes attend the
worthy couple
Rev, ii. g. White returned Tuesday
from a trip to Roswell, Ca, where with
Revs. G. I. Bourne, of Acworth, and
l. W. Waddell, of Marietta, he ordained
Rev. Mr.. DuBose pastor of Roswell
Presbyterian church. Mr.. White visit
ed the old colonial home where Presi-
dent Roosevelt's mother was married
and conversed with lady who was
bridesmaid on the occasion. -Carters-
tersville Courant.
Sam Small made speech in Marietta
at the beginning of the gubernational
campaign in which he advocated state
prohibition. He said local option had
served its day. Now, he is making
local option speeches and against state
prohibition. Small seems to be rs va
riable as the wind. But his influence
will cut no figure.
Our young friend, Mr.. Walter
! Schilling, is one of the best business
young men in the city, clear headed
intelligent and courteous. He is book
keeper for his father, Mr.. Fred Schill-
ing, and assists in managing the bust
ness with sagacity.
Mr.. Cohen, agent at this place for the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
received some days ago, check cover
ing the policies held by the late Mr..
Irrelevant in that company. Prompt
ness in making payment always
speaks we'll for a company.
Misses Genie and Ruby Smith are
the guests of Mrs. Ben Smith and Miss
es Barnes. Their friends are number
ed by the score, andi they are alwrys
glad to welcome them. Blue Ridge
Post.
The Firemen's Tournament July 4th
at p. m. will be an exciting time.
Let everybody be here on that occasion.
Senator Ben Tillman will also speak at
the Chautauqua at 1890 O'Clock that
day.
A WONDERFUL CHURN.-The Acme
Churn makes butter in from one to ten
minutes, churns either sweet or sour
cream. Will be put on sale here by
! the county agent this week. Live
agents wanted to canvass ether parts of
Cobb county. Apply to
PAUL KENDALL, County Agent,
Anderson's Store.
The Marietta young men are agitating
the question of organizing military
company and the interest takeninsures
it's success. Let US have it by all means,
and let our citizens give it all the en-
enlargement needed.
Several cartridges have been singing
out their Bob White" on the square
and in gardens around town the last
few days. One of them struck the
glass front OF Faw &IRoger's store and
fell dead.
Mr.. J. A. Manget spent the latter
part of last week here as the guest of
his brother, Prof. F. P. Manget, at the
Benedict Memorial School. He re-
turned to Marietta Saturday Cedar
| town Standard.
Mr.. Judson Greer, of Marietta, is
with his brother, DR.. J. P. Greer, and
is supervising the work of repairing the
Doctors residence -Cedartown STAN
dard.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Cowles have
moved back to Canton. Mr.. Tinsley
has succeeded him here in the photo
graph business.
The General Methodist Conference in
session in Dallas has elected DR.. E..
E. Hoss, of Nashville, Tenn, and DR..
A. Coke Smith, of Virginia, as Bishops.
A man never loses anything to he
liberal and courteous, but there ought
to be reciprocity.
When farmer buys a thing lie can
produce at home he is out just the
price of the article. The first duty of
the farmer is to produce everything he
needs as far as possible; then he is well
able to buy the things he wants. and
cannot produce on the farm.
Col. Steve Clay dropped into Ellijay
from Washington city last Sunday.
He has some very important cases in
court here The fact is our court
would net be complete unless our
nopular United States Senator was
here mingling with his many friends.
The boys tell US that they expect to
give the senator rousing vote this
time-Ellijay Courier.