The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-22
Local News.

Waldo IrusloW, OF Savannah, was
here one day last week.
Mrs. w. E. Williams and children are
spending this week in Acworth
Miss Ivalene Dalman, of Atlanta, is
the new milliner at Mrs. j. s. Warren's
store.
REMEMBER, pay more thar the other
man for greenhides. j. N. CAN'T.
Miss Alma Wright, of Joe, Ga, spent
the past week with her uncle, Judge
?. D. McCleskey
Mrs. I. H. Reynolds returned Tues
day from weeks visit to relatives in
Atlanta.
Prof. +. Il. Hair and wife, who have
been visiting his niece, Mrs. E. Pit
Dobbs, left Monday for Athens to vlsi.
Mrs. ]. s, Stewart.
WANTED-I00 calves not under four
weeks old. ]. N. CAN'T,
Miss Myra West, an accomplished
young lady of Elizabeth, will leave
Thursday for a two weeks trip to st.
Louis and the Worlds Fair.
DR.. j. Fl. Patton preached an excel
lent sermon at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning, and the Christian
Endeavor held meeting at night.
Mr.. VIM. Strong and family, of
Rochester, New York, will arrive here
today to make this place his home.
Velma, daughter of Mr.. Charley
Rogers, has returned from Braden, Ga,
where she has been attending school,
Mr.. W. F Legg and wife, of Nc
Donoughville, La, are visiting his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Legg, south
of town,
Walter Jones, colored ,,driver for j. J.
Black Lumber Co., had hemorrhage
on Wednesday morning of last week
and fell over dead.
REMEMBER, I pay more than the other
man for greenhides. j. N. CAN'T.
Mrs. Oscar Gotten, of Powder Springs,
spent several days here recently with
her brothers, Messrs. Henry and Char.
ley Ward.
A lady ninety years of age, who has
lived IN this county many years, but
now residing in Marietta, attended her
first circus last Saturday.
Miss Zelma Smith. who has been
teaching school in Olinville, is at
home for two weeks prior to her return
to the Peabody Normal at Nashville.
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simpson, of
Knoxville, passed through Marietta on
Thursday morning ,enroute to st Louis
to take in the fair, from there they will
go to Hot Springs, Ark, and spent
about six weeks.
Mr. D. @. Handy left us basket of
eighteen varieties of winter apples
grown on his farm near Smyrna. They
are very large and of most excellent
flavor and demonstrates the sue
cess lof growing apples in this sec
ton. We thank Mr.. Handy for his
kind remembrance.
Mr. Sidney B. Vanleer, of California,
arrived in the city Saturday accompa-
MED by his family and are stopping at
Mrs. McKinney's. He has been read
ing the Marietta Journal and was in
duced to come here, and will probably
make this county his home.
Little Edith Camp attended the cir
Gus and she wanted to know what about
the fruit seats" This was not COM
prehensible to her father and she ex-
planned that it was preserved seats. "
She had been told of reserved seats 4"
She told her mother when she got home
that she didn't occupy the preserved
seat" but the jelly seat"
In view of the fact that three :ncen-
binary fires nave beenSkindled at night
in boxes of trash and at lumber yard
would it not be wise precaution FOR
our merchants to remove all boxes, bar
rels, paper and straw from the rear of
their stores and thus prevent the incen-
diary from having kindling to start his
fires. To do SO, may save great loss in
buildings and goods. Let US have a re-
moval of all such waste material.
1t may be of interest to farmers to
know that the postoffice department.
does not require rural carriers to de-
liver mail where vicious dogs are kept.
In such cases the animals must be re-
moved or delivery will be discontinued