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


oy Bishop Gambler to First Church
Brunswick. He will preach his frs
sermon there next Sunday.
Little Miss Josephene Clark, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman CLARK. on.
tertained about sixty of her little
friends on Wednesday afternoon of last
week. 1t was merry crowd of happy
children, and a most delightful time
was had by all present. Nice refresh.
ments were served.
1t is we'll nigh impossible for the
journal to get every personal or item
going. We will be pleased to have
them sent or handed in. 1t helps to
make the paper readable. It's editor
may have no interest in the item, but
maybe hundreds of others have. We
will appreciate everything of this sort.
| REMOVAL have removed nv dress
| making establishment to my home at
Mr.. Mllam's, at the Fleming place on
Lawrence street, where am better pre.
pared than ever to serve my customers
and will be pleased to have them to cali
and favor me with their work. Upon
notification, l will send for gentlemen's
work promptly. Telephone No. 81.
MRS. r. r CATER.
Mr.. W. H. Waller, of Roswell, was
here Wednesday with plans and esti-
mates to build a cotton mill in Mari.
eta. He and Mr.. S. A, Anderson are
trying to interest our people in this de-
sirable enterprise. We hope they will
succeed.
Mr.. Johnnie Dobbins, of this place
says in a cemetery at Griffin there are
ten graves all in row, the five wives
and five children of Mr.. Jonathan Mil
ner. They alternate, one wife and one
| child, and so on.
That prices are high we all admit
but there is this satisfaction in buying
OF Faw q Rogers-you get good goods.
MARRIED.-Mr. Robert B. Goodman,
formerly of Marietta, was married re-
Gently in Knoxville, Tenn, to Miss
Bomar, a young lady of rare personal
! beauty. The friends of Mr.. Goodman
here watt him good wishes.
A fellow arrived here from Texas the
past week. He saw an oxen hitched to
wagon and remarked, 1--WE never see
that sight in Texas any more-mules
and horses are used" Texas seems tu
be brag state.
Mr. Charley Hurt finds as CONNER
cial tourist that working the A. K. &
n. Railroad is the most pleasant, es-
pecially about White Path.
The Cedartown Advance advocates
the election of county officers for foul
years, and has column interview with
citizens of the town who advocate the
| the same.
For RENT-Two nice rooms, either
furnished or unfurnished, with con
Meeting door on Cherokee street. Apply
at this office.
Mr.. A. M. Dobbs, wife and two
daughters returned Thursday from {
trip to Providence r. l., New York anC
other places,
Mrs Miller and child, of Atlanta anG
Miss Vera Johnson, of Birmingham
Ala, arrived in the city OF Thursday
and are guests of Mrs. S. A. Anderson
Baldwin's Military Band played il
Grants Park in Atlanta last Sunday
the Fifth Regiment Band being a
Wrightsville, N. c.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans a
six per cent. on good real estate al
security. Loans on farming lands I
specially. It costs nothing to see mt
at my office in Marietta and find on
all about it. r. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
Rev. Sam P. Jones has announced
that the tabernacle meetings at Car
tersville will begin this year on Sep
tember 7th and close the 18th.
DIR. FELTON, Heard of Marietta, ha
been spending the week with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Heard, o
near Walesca.-Conton Advance.
County School commissioner w. R
Power and Prof S. V. Sanford visited
Mr.. Jim Watson's school at the Knit
ting Mills Friday morning.
REPAIR SHoP-I have opened gen
eral repair shop in Blacks building OF
Atlanta street for the repairing of bicy
cles, guns, sewing machines, etc. Worl
solicited. }. A. hILE.
There are several sidewalks on thu
square in Marietta that could be i'm
proved.
Mr.. Lawrence Watson and sister
Anna, of Lake Charles, La, are visiting
here for a few weeks
Mrs. Julia DuPre is still quite i'll
! IJor ,,,onv friends trust for her speed'