The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-30
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piece OF monumental work of Italian
marble, with two basesof Georgia mar.
Bile. 1t is for Mr. J I. Griffin, of Tenn.
pie, Ga and is to mark the grave Of
his infant son, Bruce. Two tiny shoes
and pair of folded stockings are or
top of the monument, as perfect as il
they were real. An ivy twines itself
partly around the monument. The
work was done by Mr.. P. G. Hawkins
and is very creditable to his skill and
workmanship.
One OF our exchanges says: This in
an advertising and an advertised age
II you do not keep your business
constantly before the public some one
more enterprising will step in front of
you and crowd you back into obscur-
ity.
The elegant glass case for the display
OF collars iii front of Read & DuPre's
store, was run against by negro wom-
an one day last week, knocked over and
broken to pieces. The unknown negro
decamped in hurry.
Now that we are sin it," let America
have a navy that will enable her to
hold her own.-Albany Herald. If you
mean the Philippines, then America
has to hold her own, she can't let loose
until it thunders.
Mr.. Lem G. Carnes, of the firm sof
Carnes & Gilbert, has been at home
sick since Thursday. He has about re-
covered we are glad to state.
D1ED-Mr w P Campbell Edied in
Opelika, Ala, Tuesday of pneumonia.
He was brother of Mr. J Bella Camp
bell and formerly resided ia thisl city.
He leaves family.
Mr.. B. I. Frey went to Atlanta Sat-
urday to argue case in the U. s.
Court to have it transferred back to
Cobb Superior court.
The Acworth Post says Osborn Mich
OILS had his arm from elbow to wrist
terribly mutilated by being drawn into
ginsaw.
Mr.. E. G. Gilbert is having sthree
Broom houses built on his lot in Bap-
tistown. Messrs. L. Black & Son have
the contract.
MIR. Harry Austin, the musician, now
has position in Atlanta andithe music
has ceased to grind. All things comes
to him who waits.
He asked if he might see her home,
And she replidd: you may;
You're likely to any time
That you are out that way"
Mrs. Hattie Nash has been confined
to her home for over a week with a
cripple foot, an abcess having formed
on it.
The w. & A. R. r. has stopped issu-
ing passes to its employees, and those
not living in Atlanta will hereafter have
to pay regular fare.
Mr.. Milton Keller, of this place, has
accepted position as stenographer
with the Marietta Fertilizer Company
near Atlanta.
Miss Laura Nell, of Birmingham
Ala, is visiting her grandparents, Col
and Mrs. J. r. Towers.
DR.. N. N. Gober has sold his residence
on Peachtree street in Atlanta to DR.
Hunter Cooper for $4,000.
Now comes the man with airy mien
And manner blithe and gay,
Who never fails to lie ave aiar
The door he closed in May.
The value of the cotton and cotton
seed of the southern states last year
was $545, 100000.
Mr.. F. B. Chandler was called tc
Athens, Ga, last weeksto the bed side
of sick sister.
Mrs. Harry Haynes and children will
return with Mr.. Harry Haynes to Chat.
tanooga, where they will reside.
OsTEoPATHY.-Dr. Elizabeth Ewing
graduate of American School of Osteo-
pathy. Marietta Office. Locust Lodge,
Phone 284. Monday, Wednesday, Fri
day. Atlanta Office, The Farlinger
Peachtree and Ivy streets. Bell phone
1347. Consultation, free.
Mr.. Charles T. Hurt left Tuesday on
an extensive trip in behalf of the Mari
eta Knitting Company.
Miss Nellie .Jorthcutt visited her SIS
ter, Mrs. Clotfelter, lat Lithonia, on last
Sunday,
Col. w. p. McClatchey, of Chatta.
nooga, spent Sunday here with his
brother, Mr.. D. F. McClatchey, Sr.
Men always squeeze adollar and lick q
| stamp, and suggestc that its probably
because there is woman on the dol.
lar and man on the stamp.