The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-11-26
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Col. H. B. Moss and family now
occupy the Wright new house, on
Atlanta Street.
MARRIED-Mr. James Clackum and
Miss Susie Atkins were married Sunday
last at the Seals place near town. Rev.
Mr.. Atkins officiating.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold week OF prayer at
the Methodist Church this week. All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. g. A. Baswell has bought, of Mr..
ID. @. Cole, the corner COTTAGE on
Anderson street, formerly owned by
Mr.. H. Reid, and moved into it.
Mr.. S. K. Dick has bought, of DR..
John R. Greer, the vacant lot north of
! his residence on Atlanta street and
will divide it into town lots and sell
them of The price paid was $3.50.
Mrs. y. WI. Brown and little daugh-
item, Pauline, of Barlow county, spent
Monday here guests of Mrs. Joseph M.
Brown.
Mr.. w. s. Dodgen. who was hurt on
street car line in Atlanta. has been
brought to Marietta and is at his
daughters, Mrs A Bryan's boarding
house,
Mrs. w. S. Sparrow, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
H. Simpson, returned to her home in
Blue Ridge on Monday, accompanied
by her three weeks old daughter
Mr.. Frank Swalleys and wife have
moved back to Marietta from Blue
Ridge. where on the Murphy branch of
the A. X. & N. he has been baggage
master.
The old year is drawing to a close
and if you owe the Journal any amount
on subscription, advertising or job
printing, come in and pay the amount,
and let us get fresh start for the new
year. The printers cotton crop was
very short.
Miss Madge Medlock, in celebration
of her birthday, entertained a number
of her girl friends on Saturday evening
at the home of her brother, Mr.. w. A..
Medlock, on Washington avenue. 1t
g proved a very pleasant occasion pa
those present Mice refreshments webs
served. Miss Medlock is from South
Carolina and attending our city public
school
There will net be many more thaR
half enough bird dogs in Marietta go
around on Thanksgiving days FL "
man who ever'hunts at all will war
be out on that day, and the bird
good, bad and Mathematician
carried to the woods and fields. Dor
The Science Hall on the campu& of
the University of Georgia, was destroy
ed by fire on Thursday night, including
the entire equipment OF bj1fgical lab
oratory and tie chemical laboratory.
Prof. s. V. Sanford lost about 81 900
worth of books and the manuscript of
his new arithmetic which required four
years labor to prepare.
Everybody ought to know, says the
Family Doctor, "that the very best
thing they can do is to eat apples just
before retiring for the night. The apple
is an excellent brain-food because it
has more phosphoric acid IN easily di-
gested shape than any other fruit. 1t
excites the action of the liver, promotes
sound and healthful sleep, thoroughly
disinfects the mouth, and prevents
indigestion and throat Diseases
The Marietta Alumrae of Wesleyan.
Female College met and organized
chapter on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, at the
residence OF Mrs. Eugenia Cobb Lotke.
In addition to perfecting the orgalfza-
ton, the meeting was most deligI2fuI
social occasion. A1-aatriculo4sS Of
Wesleyan in Marietta and inity A. |
eligible to membership, eFe |
daily invited to meet wit Pat M1A
loves, on December III Il
college days, and fu ft
of our Alma Mater.
The number q 4
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