The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-06-23

AelIleSaW LoQge r. A. d NJ, No. 81,
have just adorned the walls of their
lodge rooms with very large and
handsome picture containing the pho
tographs of all the pastmasters since
its organization in 1S43. r. H. Linn
was the first, followed by P. P. Smith
in 1874; Judge Geo. D. Rice, 1845-'67-
'69-50-1-2; DR.. @. Tennent, 1S67-'70-71
76-7l-82-83 and 1898; w. w. Boyd,
1853 on to 1S60-l-2-4; Judge Samuel
Lawrence, 1855 63-64-65-6e- 67-6S; ]. E.
Blackshear, 1874-75; J. NJ. Austin, 1889
95-96-97 99-1901 J. w. Metcalf, 1888
w. R. Power, 1886-S7- 49, 1892 93- "a
I. L. Eunt, 1879; j E. Motley, 1902;
DR.. n. N. Gober, 1890, 1891. The pic
ture is the work of the present secre-
tary Of the lodge, Mr.. e. L. Robertson,
who did the lettering in gold in beau
tiful manner, framed it, and presented
1t to the lodge. Mr.. Len c. Baldwin
gathered these pictures from several
states and is largely due the credit of
their being grouped. They will adorn
the walls of the lodge in company with a
framed picture of the present officers.
For SALE.-One ladies wheel in good
condition. Cheap. Apply at this office.
Rev Fletcher Walton, the able and
Jealous pastor of the Methodist church,
is still holding religious services every
morning at $50 and every evening at
O'Clock at the Methodist church. The
attendance is large and good deal of
interest is manifested. He is preach
ing strong and stirring sermons. The
sermon Sunday morning moved the
vast congregation to tears. Let every
body attend.
Get yourself creased at the Star
Pressing Club-Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
Low cut Shoes for ladies, Dorothy
Dodd, the largest line in the city.
Read & DuPre.
Bug Dynamite" very quick-25cts.
bottle at j. W. Legg & Co.'s.
On Sunday difficulty took place be-
tween Mr.. Arthur Hames and MrC. D.
Hudgens at boarding house on Whit
lock Avenue, which resulted in Mr..
Hudgens receiving four knife stabs be-
low the heart. DIR. Nolan dressed the
wounds. Hames was arrested in At
lanta and brought back to Marietta.
Hames claims that the crowd was
drunk. Judge McCleskey fixed Hames
bond at $500
To be happy-Keep out of politics,
and have your clothes cleaned and
pressed at the Star Pressing Club.
Telephone 254. Harry Haynes, Mgr.
For SALE-Fine Berkshire Pigs at
reasonable prices. Cali early and get
your choice. H. G. HUDGINs.
One Mile East of Smyrna.
Delicious Ice Cream, Sherbert and
Soda Water at w. T. Mosher's, Leave
orders for receptions, weddings and
parties, and they will be promptly
filled.
Mr.. Henry Schoenthal and wife, of
Washington City, are spending a few
days with his mother, Mrs. B. Schoen-
thai, here. He has been located in
Washington in government service, but
is now enroute to the Northwest again
where he will be located.
FRESH WATER FIsH-Cats and Drums,
every Tuesday and Thursday at Prince
Jackson's.
Marietta had three young men to
graduate at the state University in
Athens last week, Messrs. Herbert
Reynolds, Burney S. Dobbs and Mar
cellus Rambo. They are bright young
men and will win in LIES battle.
Mr.. S. K. Dick spent Friday ana Sat-
urday with Mr., Newell, who has been
very i'll at Borden Springs, Ala He re-
ports Mr. Newell much better.
Miss Georgia Hunt, of this place, is
postmistress for the General Assembly
OF Georgia.
Mr.. D. D. Dunn ism attendance upon
the legislature, where he has position
as door-keeper.
Mr.. Mack D, Hodges and wife, of
Macon, are visiting Judge and Mrs. j
NJ. Stone.
Mr.. A. D. Davis, of Oakhurst, on 81
acres harvested 81 bushels of wheat
last week. That is fine yield.
FcR SALE-Good log and lumber
wagon and OK yoke. The outfit is well
worth $35, but if taken at once will sell
for only $25. John P, Cheney, Atty.
Miss Jennie Dunn, of this place, is
visiting Miss Vivian Latimer, at Wood
fstock.
Mr.. Butler Holmes and Miss Olivia
Bacon will leave Thursday for the
Worlds Fair.
MIR. H. E. Kerley spent Sunday in
Austell visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ A.
Karlpv