The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-12-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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rorRNAL's Bell Telephone, No. IS.
Mr.. w. A. Moon has gone to Carroll
county to farm for the next year.
10 YOU take your county paper? If
not do so. at once.
Go TO T. w. Reads Clothing and Shoe
Store for your Xmas presents.
Horse for sale, sound and gentle
cash or on time. H. u Dobbs.
Miss Augusta Barnes will spend the
holidays with home folks at Quitman
Senator A. S. Clay returned home
Tuesday to spend the holidays.
Miss Leila Leake is assisting at Miss
siler's book store during the holidays.
Miss Crockett has had her residence
reprinted.
Miss Mae Sharpe visited her sister,
Miss Ruby Sharpe here Sunday.
The Children of the Confederacy will
have a Candy and Apron sale..at Crosby's
drug store Friday afternoon.
Merry Christmas to all our readers
and patrons. May happiness, peace and
plenty be yours IN abundance.
Diamond Breaches. Stick Pins and
Cnff Buttons, suitable for Christmas
presents, at Kerley & Springer's.
Miss Myra West is clerking for Kerley
& Springer, jewellers, during the holt
days.
Sensible Christmas presents can be
found at 7. w. Reads Clothing and
Shoe Store.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
st 10 cents per hundred.
Deputy Marshal Charley Hicks has
moved to Mayor Mozley's cottage on
Powder Springs street.
W. A. Sans & Co, have suitable
Xmas gifts for every man, woman and
child in Marietta.
Miss Sallie Anderson will leave Fri
day for Birmingham, Ala, to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Christmas Umbrellas. Gloves, Muf-
fers, Handkerchiefs and Neckwear at
7. w. Reads Clothing and Shoe Store.
Mr. Charles E. Northcutt is hust-
ling clerk and shows good judgment in
displaying goods at Gantt's store.
For RENT OR SALE, Square Piano in
good condition. Apply to Mrs. Geo.
Dewald.
Any one taking the Constitution and
not getting it regularly, please phone
50, Don't pay any one but Clyde De-
wald.
If a big crop of cotton makes low
price, then the boil weevil might sbe
permitted to live to devour the surplus.
WANrED-Immediate after the holt
days, Santa Claus to send his suit to
the Star Pressing Club. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
Miss Maggie Barron, of Gainesville,
is the new bookkeeper at the Bell Tele-
phone Exchange at this place.
Miss Sallie Groves. who has been
teaching in Greenville, s. c., is expect
ed home Saturday, oath.
Christmas Overcoats, Suits and Odd
Pants at T. W. Reads Clothing and
Shoe Store.
Mrs. R. Hirsch, of Atlanta, will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Geo
DeWald in this city on the 18th OF
January.
For SALE.-A good dwelling on At
lahVa street, close in. Apply to
W. r. Power.
nave you seen the great variety OF
SSeSutitul holiday gifts at Sans Drug
Miss Lille Warlick, of Talking
hock, is the guest of MrsSid Garwood
Miss Mildred Thompson will leave
sunday for Gainesville to spend few
uayS with Mrs. J. W. L. Brown.
MISS Regina Rambo entertained The
4 "'iru grade at her home on Friday
evening. 1t was a very delightful oc
4 'SS'On' Nice refreshments were served
t;t sweaters aud wool underwear, beau.
T IuHy Numbered without shrinking
telephone 254 "' ''e'' e'''
W James Hadaway and wife and
D. D., Nooert Hadaway and wife, of Rec
~. YA district, spent Saturday and Sun
0'y with Mr., w. M. Lance and wife.
Mo0 Jr fresh fancy candies and Taffy
his s oter Is the manufacturer. Call a
and ' r;ne and get something pure, fresh
aIsoo R SALE.-Cows fresh in milk anC
berkshire pigs, H. G. Hudgins,
- VI. Smyrna, Ga.
oo.s ohelton Sanford has shown I
e Sood zeal of taste in the display o
60 $50 N the window at t. w. Reed'l
1t is quite attractive.
mr. r' D. L. Gray, wife and two sons, o
Ei non' LII are stopping at Mrs. Nc
Ivy :. He thinks La WILL Yarroo