The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-28

n. c., visited his daughter, Mrs. E. ]
Robson last week.
Mr.. A. V. Cortelyou has been elected
director of the First National Bank
to succeed the late Mr. Geo. F. Newell.
Mr.. F. B. Wellons is expected home
soon from a two months drumming
trip.
Miss Edith Fox, of Birmingham, Ala.
will visit Miss Jennie Wellons in Aug
ust
Mrs. Ed Cooper, accompanied by
little Hattie and FARRELL Black, is on a
visit to Admission, Ala.
The Baptist Church mad lawn party
at DIR. G. Z. W. Dobbs' residence on
Monday night. A large crowd was
present. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. W A. DuPre's guests left for
their homes last Tuesday, having been
most Hospitality entertained with a
round of amusements and pleasures.
Rev. Thomas +. Pierce, formerly
presiding elder Of the Marietta district,
died last week at Gainesville. He was
buried at Sparta.
Mrs. c. J. Williams, who has been
visiting Miss Sallie Anderson, returned
to her home in Birmingham last Satur-
day.
Messrs. Paul Leake, George Ander-
son, George Csrnes, and Burnie Dobbs
spent Friday night and Saturday at
Bull Sluice fishing.
Misses Willdee and Eugene WALES
entertained at a lovely luncheon yester-
day, complimentary to Misses Lottie
Murray and Irene Barnes, OF Marietta.
Dalton Citizen
John Dean, alias Dewey Dean, colored,
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Dew
berry, Wednesday night, there being
three bills of Indictment against him.
He was jailed
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Welsh, Misses
Irene Barnes and Lottie Murray, and
Mr.. F. T. Reynolds will take tea with
Mr.. Marion Williams and Misses Gray
son Willingham and Halle Park Satur-
day evening at Hopedale, returning by
oonlight.-Dalton Citizen.
The effects of the fire of the 10Th of
January, in the destruction of stores,
stocks and property, demoralized bust
ness, and put out one or two firms, but
by the first of September business re-
sumption will be completed and Mari
eta will nave off again with renewed
energy and life. You cannot keep a
live town and hustling people down.
viii the people of Marietta and Cobb
county who have good specimens of
products grown IN Georgia leave same
with doEator's name on it, at Ander.
son Bros. store. Z. w. Wing wishes a
good collection of products to show to
the Northern people what can be grown
in Georgia, ard to induce northern peo-
pie to invest here. These specimens
are to be taken north in November.
Mr.. ]. T. Greer and wife while COM
ing to Marietta in buggy, last Mon
| day, met near Mr.. J. w. Varnon's in
town, an automobile. The automo-
bile was stopped before the horse
got close enough to be frightened.
After the buggy passed on, the au-
tomobile was started again. The
noise usually attendant, scared the
horse and he ran about twenty-five
yards and plunged into ditch on the
road side throwing the occupants of
the buggy out, slightly injuring Mrs.
Greer. The horse was gashed in sever
al places. Mr., Greer does not blame
those running the automobile as they
took the necessary precaution to stop
until the horse could pass.
REMovAL-My barber shop is now per-
manently located in the corner store Of
| GAlC Oiu hdoOlllC DullulHSt where am
prepared to render my customers the
best tonsorial service.
ANDREW ROGERS.
Mr.. Albert Gary, of Atlanta. against
whom true bill was found at Noyem-
Der term 1908, and served in May 1904,
was ready for trial here Monday. Be-
ing out on bond the case went over
until next November term. Xxx
The Marietta Journal and the At
lanta Weekly Constitution one wear
for $1.75
There will be a call meeting of Ken
nesaw Chapter at the home of Mrs,
Geo. F. Gober next Tuesday afternoon,
August End, at o'clock The men,
bers are urged to attend as business of
much Importance must be transacted.
Mrs. NEsBIrr, President.
MRS. WALLACE, Secretary.
Kennesaw Chapter q. D. c., wishes
to extend thanks to The Marietta Jour