The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-20

AilO PiOSi al1l Va O1Ic N1diletbd CAdu-
tauqua will probably be completed by
first of April. The attractions will be
first class and will prove drawing cards.
The Chautauqua this year in Marietta
will be unexcelled by any in Georgia.
Don't forget the date, beginning June
10Th and ending July 5th.
The pictures of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Wade, recently married at Way
cross, appeared in the Atlanta Consti-
tntion on Thursday Mr.. Wade is a
Marietta young man, whose many
friends here congratulate him on his
happy marriage.
The little child of AIr. W. G. Carmen,
section boss of the Il. K. q n. Railroad,
who lives at the race track, fell one day
last week and broke an arm DR.. Field
gave the needed attention.
DIR. SAwYER's PosIrryE-GuRE Home
treatment for ladies' One months
treatment for one dollar. Callat Sew
ell House. Lady in attendance.
A slick tongue, street, fakir, can talk
people into buying his goods with the
greatest alacrity Some people will be
persuaded in spite of their sober judg-
ment.
Miss Freda Swartout, who hos been
visiting for several months her brother
in Garrett, Indiana has returned home,
much to the delight of her many
friends.
DR.. Eugene Howard Crosby didn't
have very large audience Wednesday
night but he gave a very fine lecture.
Mrs. j. II, Ketner, of Washington,
D. c., and Mrs r. NJ. Clayton, of At
lanta, were recent guests of Misses
Cliff and Bessie Baker on Church street.
Miss Mary Lou Walker will soon
commence building new house on
her lot bought of Col. Blair, on Camp
bellhill street.
Mrs. r. b. Caters work rooms closed
Friday and Saturday on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. J. f. Clovers in
Atlanta.
Mr.. j. Gid Morris says he has sold
100000 alberta peach trees this
season and never went outside OF Mari
eta to do it He delivered 2S.OOO last
week.
Alden Benedict's "Fabio Romanio
which will be presented at the PEOPLES
Theatre March 9th is fine creation
and pronounced by the press where
ever it has been presented, to be ex-
cellent dramatization of Marie Cor
relli's famous novel 1.-The Vendetta. ;"
The company secured by Mr.. Benedict
is one OF the best organizations
now travelling. the scenery, and spec
tacular effects are equal to anything
OF the same nature ever produced in
this city a special feature will be the
introduction by Miss Ollie Cooke, in
her serpentine, fire and stereoptican
dances.
Hon w. M. Ragsdale, Ordinary of
Dekalb county, was in the city on bus
mess on last Thursday. He is an old
Cobb countian, and one of natures no.
blemen. The object of his visit to
Marietta was to see about hiring con-
victs that Cobb may have to dispose Of
this week He wanted to get in first
as DeKalb works her roads with con-
Wet labor.
Mr.. Harry p. Leake, who has been in
Porto Rico long while, has become
so thoroughly proficient in Spanish
that he is now an Interpreter. He
speaks it huently and grammatically.
He is we'll pleased with Porto Rico,
and is quite popular with the people,
and may make that his permanent
home.
Mr.. ] f. Greer, claiming Triton, Ga,
as his home and drumming for har-
ne0s house in Atlanta, for Two DAYS
wandered around in the swamps and
woods near Mr. f. p. Green's home.
and rushed into his house. claiming
bears were after him Greer came TO
Marietta Thursday night, with his
shoes muddy. and acted So strangely
and told TO Marshal Hawkins such wild
stories of bears being after him,that he
was locked mp In the Jail for safety the
Impression being that bis mind i. un-
I1lnrrpG His brnfbar FROM, T,irt,,,. a..