The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-29
LOCAL NEWS

tographer, has just placed in front of
his gallery display of his work that is
highly creditable to his skill and abil-
ity. He is turning out some very fine
work and the character OF which is
winning him new customers every day
He has with him now as assistant Mr..
Ralph Murray, very painstaking and
excellent worker. Mr.. Ed Murray has
a gallery we'll fitted with all the latest
apparatus and his work never fails TO
give satisfaction in finish and price.
Adults and children will find every ac-
commodation ut his studio. Call and
see him at once and leave your order.
Hecker's Self Raising Buckwheat 10
and 20 cents package at j. L, Turner
& Co.'s.
Marietta has certainly patronized the
business colleges in Atlanta and has nu-
merous graduates. Attending South
ern Business College in Atlanta are the
following Marietta young people: MISS
Fairlie Bruce, Miss Groves, Miss Flo
Tidwell, Messrs. Howell Trezevant,
Cleveland Green, Floyd Northcutt,
Groves Cohen, Roy Thornton, Horace
Handy and Ernest Blair.
Pie time now. New crop old fashion
mince meat, the kind your mother
used to make, at ]. l., Turner & Co.
Col. E. P. Green, real estate agent
here, says he has had $50 letters for lit
erature about Marietta and this section
from northern and western people who
want to come south since the Greater
Georgia Association movement in At
lanta has been established, and he has
mailed $50 of the Marietta Journals
illustrated trade edition to them, the
very best matter could be sent them.
Several manufacturing plants want to
come here.
Fresh oysters and celery every day
at j. l.. Turner & Co.
The law passed by the last iegisla-
ture Incorporating Mount Zion school
district was to have been submitted to
the voters in that district, but tempo
rary injunction was filed and the per-
manent injunction was to have been
heard Monday before Judge Gober, but
was postponed until November 3rd,
Patrons of the school claim that the act
is unconstitutional and is an infringe
ment on their rights
Hecker's Self-Raising Buckwheat 10
and 20 cents package at j. l., Turner
& Co.'s.
Mr.. A. Y Moss, prominent mer-
chant of Middleton, was relieved of $50
by pickpockets' in Atlanta, Monday.
Mr.. Moss had another purse of $500 that
thief didn't get. Mr. Moss and two
daughters were in the act of boarding
street car for show grounds when he
was robbed.
Pie time now New crop old fashion
mince meat, the kind your mother
used to make, at J. l.. Turner & Co.
Mrs. D. F. McClatchey, Jr., was call
ed to Acworth Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her cousin, Miss Florence
Mcmillan, daughter of Mr.. J. w. Nc
MILAN, who died Monday night as the
result of an operation for appendicitis
Fresh oysters and celery every day
at j. L.. Turner & Co.
Mr.. E, F. Latimer, of Jacksonville,
Fla, ali experienced graduate in phar-
macy takes position with w. A. Sans
& Co. Mr. Latimer is boarding at Mrs.
Towers.
NoTIoE-Call meeting Board of Trade
at Council room Thursday afternoon,
October Doth at O'Clock. Important
business proposition to consider.
E. T. GREEN, NJ. NJ. SESSIONS,
Secretary. President.
Hecker's Raising Buckwheat 10
and 20 cents package at j. L. Turner
& Co.'s
A Marietta young lady received the
news that her sweetheart was going to
marry. She sent her congratulations