The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-06

songs, Rotations and sermon by the
pastor in the forenoon, and sermon in
the afternoon by DR.. S. r. Belk, of Ma
rietta. Everybody cordially invited to
come to be helped in Sunday school
work.
Thursday afternoon, about 4 &c, Dave
Graham engineer at the Marietta Chair
Factory, was standing with his hand on
the injector, when lightning seems to
have come up out of the ground follow
ing the water-pipe, knocking him across
the engine7room. The shock laid him
up and he had to so home He was I'M
able to work Friday
The State Sunday School Convention
of Georgia, is to be held this year in
Augusta on April 1-5. Mr.. Marion Law
rance, general secretary of the Interna-
tional Sunday School Convention, Mr..
Charles D. Meigs, international evangel
held worker and Prof. E. o. Excel.
leader of song, will be in attendance.
A splendid program has been prepared.
Colonel R. 7. Nesbitt, of Cobb, will
oppose Colonel o. B. Stevens for Com
missioner of Agriculture. His cadid-
| acy will meet with considerable favor
in Polk, and it is thought by the most
astute political prognosticators that he
will run lively race throughout the
| state. -Cedartown Advance.
We asked last week why it was that
! no marriages had taken place in the
new Methodist church. 1t seems to
have created quite good deal of COM
ment. One gentleman says weneed
not despair, that he is sure there will
be Moore" marriages there in the
future than there has been in the past.
| PENN MUTUAL PREMIUMS are lower.
| Policy Contracts more liberal and div
bends larger than any other leading
company. A. S. COHEN, Agent
Marietta
Mrs. F. L. Freyer left last week for
Tampa, Fla where Prof. Freyer has
been the past month. They will re-
main in the land of the flowers for
some time.
Mr.. Gordon Gam, son of Mr.. J. NJ.
Gam, clerk of Ordinary, is now reading
law under Hon. N. A. Morris and will
enter the law class of the State Univer-
sity this year
Whenever burglars go around at
night, breaking open store houses,
postoffices, banks and residences, rob-
bling people of their property, if caught,
they should have the severest penalty
of the law. There is no excuse for
such conduct under the sun, and they
would commit murder if caught on the
premises in order to effect their escape.
CAPT. W. J. Hudson sells the cele-
brated Poplar Greek and Eagle Coal.
None better. Delivered at lowest pric-
es. Orders solicited. Phone 81 at ].
| w. Hardeman's store
How is the cause of woman suffrage
progressing? The New York Times
thinks it may be summed up in the
reply of woman who, when asked how
she voted on certain question replied:
''In my plum colored gown.9
Mr.. j. j. Daniel, President of the
Epworth League, has had some nice
programmes printed of the exercises
for several months, Under his, eff
Gent leadership the League is making
| great stridesin usefulness.
Marietta ought to have canning
factory, pants and shirt factory, soap
factory, box factory, shoe factory,
tannery, coffin factory, suspender fac
tory, q cotton factory, an oil mill, and
guano factory.
All the latest designs are to be found
at Mrs. r. r. Caters where she is pre-
! pared to fill all orders for Ladies' Spring
and Summer suits, promptly and at
reasonable prices. Her work rooms,
at Z, Sessions corner can be reached
| AOhl a. lIl' Until " Pc ills
| Phone 43.
! Miss Christina Hollinshead, who has
been visiting relatives and friends here
for the past two weeks, returned to her
home in Marietta last Sunday Car
tersville Courant.
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey, Jr., of Mariet-
TIA, was in our town on Sunday on bus
mess. Sunday seems a very inoppor-
tune time to look after business.-Ac-
worth Post. Well, isn't telephones
used on Sunday?
A Marietta bachelor says he has made
up his mind to be the first one to marry
in the new Methodist church. Here's
a chance for some girl to get a good
Cook" SO necessary in housekeeping.
Let the bells ring merrily.
We are reliably informed of project
tn huild an oil mill at pavno 10 five