The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-07-24
LOCAL NEWS

The electric street car line is matte,
of the future.
The best place to go in the summer
is to stay at home and rest.
The Georgia Weekly Press will meet
in Cedartown next year.
Miss Fannie Groves arrived home
last Thursday.
A flirting girl is like child playing
with fire. Some day she gets burnt.
Miss Morgan, of Tennessee, is at DR..
Wadden's.
Jurors in United States Court will
hereafter get SO per day instead of 50.
Mr.. Charley Thornton has returned
from Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. f. NJ. Boston was attending court
the past week in Benton, Tenn.
Mrs. S. j. Goodwin and baby, who
have been spending several weeks in
Blue Ridge, have returned home.
Miss Ellen Howell, of New York, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Howell, at this place.
Prof. G. M. Neel, of Atlanta, is trying
to interest our people in the establish
ment of a male school here.
Master Sam Dick, who has been sick
with some fever, we are glad to state is
about we'll.
Mrs. c. B. Willingham and family
are spending the heated season in MUIR
ray county.
Rev. James New, S0years old dropped
dead in Paulding county, He was an
old landmark.
Mr.. Frank Wellons, who has been
Gut on business trip for the Brumby
Chair Co., arrived home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willingham, and Miss
Willingham, of Macon are at DIR. Wad-
dell's.
Miss Ollie Kemp and brother, Ches-
ner, of Craft, Ga, left last week on a
two weeks visit to Winfield, Ala.
The tale-bearer is nuisance in any
community and their Office work
should be ignored and they held in con-
tempt by all good people.
An exchange truthfully says: "a
pretty girl with big soft eyes can teach
a man anything in the world but COM
mon sense"
Justice is never cheated. Every crime
will sooner or later bring its penalty.
A man shall certainly reap that which
he soweth.
Georgia Marble is being used in the
construction of state houses in the cap
itals of Minnesota and Rhode Island.
1t looks as If some people won't pay
their debts unless they are made to do
so, the most unpleasant thing that can
be done for either creditor or debtor.
The next legislature should make no
more appropriations than Georgia is
able to pay, and get out of debt and
lower taxes.
Mr.. G. +. Sanford and family, who
have been in charge of the Joyner farm,
have returned to their old home in
Connecticut.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions has had foun-
tain placed in the plat adjoining his
Office at the paper mill. The ground
will be beautified and made very at
tractive.
Rev. L. A. Simpson, of Gainesville,
Ga, was in the city Saturday, guest of
DR.. Patton. Mr.. Simpson will locate
at Blue Ridge and do evangelistic work
for the Presbyterian church.
A number of our people are going
elsewhere to spend the heated season,
and those in other places are coming to
Marietta for the same purpose. We
presume both crowds find the cheated
season."
Senator Clay was given warm well
come by his many Rome friends yes
terday. At the June primary he led
the ticket at the Rome precinct. He
received the highest vote of any candi-
date.-Tribune.
A man from Pickens county was in
the city Saturday without cent Of
money. He had been to Milledgeville
to see his insane wife and was trampine
his way back home. Such devotion is
commendable.