The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-14
The Marietta Journal
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MARIETTA, GA, JULY IA, 1904.
Local News.

Mr.. Harvey A. Barnes visited his
mother at Woodstock last Sunday,
Miss Bertha Moore is visiting friends
in Atlanta.
Mr. Goggins will move his grocery
stock into the store vacated by Mr..
CAN'T.
Mrs. j. H. Kuhlman and Miss Annie
Roman are spending the week in At
lanta.
Mrs. Taylor is building two story
cottage on her lot on Washington
Avenue.
Prof. j. j. Greer, of Chattanooga, is
at Mabbitt Springs, Albion View Tenn.
for his health.
Mrs. c. NJ. Porter and children left
Saturday for two weeks visit to Fort
Valley
Mr.. K. P. Baker, prominent race
horse man, was the guest of Mr.. H. A.
Cobb last Sunday.
Judge James r. Brown and wife, of
Canton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Brown on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Dean and family, who have been
at Locust Lodge, have gone to White
Path.
Mrs. Cliff Rogers and children are
spending several weeks at the lovely
country home of Capt.sR. N. Rogers
near Duluth.
FoR SALE.-A 20 saw Van Wrinkle gin.
horse power engine, bird-saw, and
mill, all in good running order. Also
scales, press and all necessary fixtures.
For further information address Mrs,
b. V. Terrell, r. F. ID. No. "a, Smyrna,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Banks, Misses
Georgia and Bertha, and Joe Banks
were guests of Mrs. Schoenthal last
Sunday.
Miss Julia Cobb. of Atlanta, spent
Sunday with her brother, H. A. Cobb.
She was accompanied by Miss Marie
Henson.
Georgia is now right in the swim
ripe Tatermelons, peaches, cantalopes,
blackberries and apples. This state is
good enough for US. We don't care
anything about Texas.
There are a number negro boys loaf
ut Lo
orally in the way, and should be kept at
home or put to work, They are iii train
ing for the chain gang.
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter preached at the
Methodist Church Thursday night
There was good deal of interest mani
tested at the close of the meeting.
Two joined the church.
Where is that oil mill that parties
were going to start in Marietta? 1t
should materialize before the next crop
OF cotton is placed on the market. For
the amount of money involved nothing
pays better than an oil mill
Rev. w. E. Mumford, agent of the
Orphans Home at Macon, is very sick
with fever In the city hospital at
Macon. 1t will be source of regret
to his numerous friends to hear this.
The $50 orphans need to have assist
ance, Send them contribution.
General David IL. Kinzie, a retired
U. s. Brigadier-General. died in Allan
ia last Wednesday His remains were
brought to Marietta Thursday and
buried in the National Cemetery with
military honors.
Georgia -four, ground in Georgia
mill, need to be more generally used
The large crop of wheat insures to the
successful grower plenty of bread. Now
let the corn crop and the meat raising
follow that old Georgia may be self.
sustaining
Do you want to know why there are
some men in Marietta remaining bach
elors? Listen:
A bachelor one day set the table in
his lonely abode with plates for himself
and an imaginary wife and five children
He sat down to dine and as he helped
himself he put the same quantity on
each Of the other plates, and surveyed
the prospects, at the same time COM
putting the cost. He is still bachelor
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