The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-08-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. g. ID. Butler is visiting her
father, Mr.. J. c. Armstrong in Acworth'
Mr.. VIM. Smith, of Jonyers, is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. j. B. Smith.
Just received, King Quality Shoes for
Men, at Northcutt, Stone,& Barnes
Mr.. Campbell Wallace has gone to
Indian Territory to accept position.
Attend the Ice Cream Festival in the
Park Friday from 5 to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Alex. A. Lawrence and child, OF
Savannah. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D..
T. Lawrence.
A new lot of Mems fail Hats, at
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Mr.. w. P. Dawson, of Blackwell, was
in the city Saturday, having recovered
from his sickness.
A large number of our people attend
ed the reunion of the 18th Georgia
Regiment in Acworth Friday.
For SALE-One old Mahogany table
and mirror. Address, Box 8.
MARIETTA base ball team will play
Gainesville three games here at Morris
Park next Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday afternoons at o'clock.
Misses Mollie and Callie Wiley, who
have been visiting Mrs. ] w. Petty,
have returned to Emerson.
Don't risk taking the dreadful typhoid
fever. SO common in the late summer, a
germ-prcof filter sold by Dobbs Hard
q ware Co., will positively prevent it.
Mr.. John A. Booth has just returned
from Ebert county. where he had a
most delightful visit to old friends.
Miss Mary Lou Delaney has again
taken position at the Bell Telephone
central office as chief operator.
Miss Fay Jones, who has been visit
ing Miss Regina Rambo, has returned
to Blakely.
Mrs. w. L. Walling and children will
move to Marietta this month from Blue
Ridge, and enter her children in our
public schools.
Miss Katie Brewer is teaching a pri-
vate school at the home of Mrs. M r.
Lyon. She has sixteen pupils.
Miss Attavia Anderson, so long with
Florence. King d Co., has accepted a
position in Dublin, Ga, for the coming
season.
The Journal force is indebted to Mr..
d. B. Henderson for two fine water
Inelons on Saturday. May Beulah's
shadow never grow less. Thanks
Big lot of odd Pants for Men and
Boys SOC to So 90, at
Northcutt. Stone & Barnes.
At the Worlds Fair a citizen had
pointed out to him the Liberal Arts
Building. "Well, he exclaimed, II
am glad to find something liberal here.
The w. 4 A. r. r. has a lease of
about Is years yet to run and many of
those worrying over it's disposal will be
dead.
New fall Percals, suitable for school
children, at
Northcutt, Stone 4 Barnes.
Mrs. Berta Freyer and little son,
Egbert, have joined her father at Su-
vance, Tenn, where they will sojeurn
a month.
Mr. J. W. hardeman visited Gaines
vile Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Clyde Walker. She returned tc
Marietta Wednesday.
Misses Alva and Lottie Moore, and
Miss Anna Lizzie Collier, of Atlanta
are visiting Misses Cogburn near the
city.
Mr.. G. E. Hedges has been kline
enough to present the editors of Th'
journal with basket of his delicious
grapes. We thank him very much
There were several varieties and al
very fine and excellent.
Miss Georgia Hunt, who was post
mistress for the General Assembly, dit
her duties most efficiently. Her worl
ended Tuesday, and she is home again
She is q most estimable young lady ant
quite popular with our people.
Anna May Jones, the lovely daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs, Sam w. Jones, cele
brated her twelfth birthday on las
Monday afternoon at her home OF
Washington avenue, by entertaining
number of her young friends. Nice re
freshments were served.
The Marietta Campmeeting prove,
the most successful of any held in years
A large attendance at the services ant
great interest manifested. The minis
tiers who preached we're Revs. Ledbet
ter, Walton, Harris, Allday, Noyes
Warwick and Tomlinson, A subscrip
ton of $430 was made no to build new
srbor.