The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-05-28

him with breaking into Mrs. George
1Gentry's house and stealing a Smith &
Wesson pistol, worth $40, which he sold
for one dollar. The pistol was recover
ed but the good name of the boy is lost.
| Dobbs Hardware Co. have few more
DUPONT calendars to distribute You
can have one by calling for it.
Mr.. Sol Duncan who lived in Marietta
short time ago, and who worked some
times at the printing business, died in
Cedartown on Monday of last week
from injuries received by the falling of
veranda of the house in which he
lived. His daughter married Mr.. w.
Hames of this place.
The pupils of Mrs. L. E. York have
formed club of eight members which
is to be known as the Mozart Club and
will meet once a month They are
studying the lives of the great must
clans and lessons on Theory of Music
At every meeting the life of some COM
poser is studied and small program
rendered.
Seven loaves of bread for % cents at
Roesel's Bakery.
The mule attached to the Southern
Express wagon runaway on the square
Saturday, knocked wagon over, break
ing it and scattering Irish potatoes and
onions on the ground galore. You may
break and shatter the barrel if you
will, but the scent of the onions will
hang around it still.
We take orders for cedar chests and
cedar closets. Dobbs Hardware Co.
See advertisement of the cheap colo.
mist rates to California in this paper,
up to June Is. Mr.. j. f. Van Rens-
| selaer, general agent of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, 10 Peachtree street,
Atlanta, will give you all the informa-
ton. tie is gentlemanly, courteous
| and accommodating
Miss Mildred Thompson, teacher of
the first high school grade, had picnic
outing to the old paper mill, on Sopes
creek, on last Saturday, about thirty
of the pupils enjoying the outing,
which proved pleasant to all.
Our hammocks are the latest colors.
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Rev. j. w. Graham, of the Christian
Index, Atlanta, preached at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday morning DR.,
Dobbs was at LAGRANGE Sunday where
he preached the commencement SER
mon of the Southern Female College.
He delivered the literary address also.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
| all about it. r. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law
The Methodist Sunday School will
picnic at Winnings on Tuesday, June 2,
leaving on the Marietta accommoda-
tion train at :35 a. M, and returning
at 6:35. Round trip adults 80 cts and
children 25 cts
Mrs. B. Rainey, of Acworth, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Awtrey, fell
down the basement steps some ten feet
gashing her head bruising her arm and
otherwise injuring her body, Saturday
night She is resting easily now.
The Mitchell is the best wagon and
Dobbs sells them.
Nathan Sheats, colored, who ignored
summons to work the road, was arrest
ed and tried before Judge Awtrey, Or
binary, last Saturday and fined $500
and cost or 80 days in chain gang, pen
alties fixed by law. So if you don't
want to suffer, pay or work the roads.
Rev. James B. Lawrence, son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. T. Lawrence, of this
place, will be ordained to the ministry
at st. James Church on June 18th by
Bishop Nelson. He will be assigned to
missionary work in Atlanta, He is
noble son of noble sire.
The Austell Lawn Swing is sold BY
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Dr. Field, of this place, and Dr.. Du-
vail, of Atlanta, performed an opera
ton on Mr.. Ike Stanley last week, TAX
ing from his bladder stone as'large as
an hen egg,
DIED.-Mrs. Rebecca Way, aged 70,
died Tuesday night at her sons, Mr..
Sam Way. She served:her day and gen.
Grafton we'll. Our sympathy to the be
reaved family,
Miss Jessie Mason will entertain
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