The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-08-18
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JoURNAL's Bell Telephone, No. IS.
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cents per hundred.
We have had super-abundance of
rain.
Speak a good word for your town for
Il deserves it. Pull for Marietta.
If we had an automobile, it would
be for sale right now.
Dick Mcintosh will enter Military
school at Hendersonyille, N. c.
Mr.. Anderson Grogan has moved
hack from Gainesville to Marietta and
il now at Grogan's barber shop.
Mrs. DR.. A. Reynolds and daughter
Elizabeth, have returned from Nash
vile, Tenn.
If YOU want to see the prettiest por-
tion of Georgia and Tennessee, go on
the A, Z. & N, excursion to Knoxville,
August 22d and return Wednesday,
oath. at p. m. 80 80 round trip.
Mrs. c. F. Ward and children are on
two weeks visit to relatives at Lost
Mountain.
We sell betting Dobbs Hardware
Company.
Buy your Turnip Seed from W. A,
Sans & Co.
The fresh candies just received aN
Faw & Rogers are very tempting.
Miss Katie Lee Brewer will enter
Monroe Female College in September.
Major J. A. Commerford and daugh-
ter Miss Pauline, left for Boston and
New York last Friday.
Miss Clifford Baker, daughter -of w
L Baker Of Gainesville, is visiting Miss
es Cliff and Bessie Baker,
Chase & Sanborn's famous teas and
coffees are sold only by Faw & Rogers.
Arringtons Tested Turnip Seed for
sale by W. A. Sans & Co.
Mrs Fletcher Walton and daughter
returned from Murray county on last
Friday,
Mrs. P. 0. Hebert, of Atlanta, spent
few days with Mrs. A. G. Reynolds
last and this week.
The prettiest scenery in the world is
along the A. K, g. N. Railroad. Excur-
sion train to Knoxville, leave Marietta
August 3D. at 10 a. m. $3.50 round
trip.
MIR. F. G. Marchman, is now book
keeper for D. T. Manget & Co., whole
sale grocers of Atlanta.
The young men of the town gave the
visiting ladies dance at the Armory
on last Thursday night.
The Gem City Bard played for the
confederate reunion at Acworth last
Friday.
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paint now
ready for you at J. w. Legg & co.'s drug
store
Delicious Ice Cream, Sherbert and
Soda Water at w. T. Mosher's, Leave
orders for receptions, weddings and
parties, and they will be promptly
filled
Miss Susie Baldwin returned to the
city Thursday from Jackson. Ga and
Robert Baldwin came in Friday.
Miss Mary Dean Towers left Saturday
to spend week with her friend, Miss
Emily Vim, in Decatur.
Mr.. knight Foster, of Atlanta, father
OF Col, J. q. Foster, was in to see US
Thursday.
"In the Good Old Summer Time"
Patronl2e the Star Pressing Club and
TITO Laundry. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
DR.. j. N. Stanton and wife ard grand
son, Pat Read, have returned from
Visit to Morris Rancho, Texas.
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paints
now ready for you at ]. w. Legg & co.'s
drug store.
Dr Walter Miller left Thursday for
Marshall, ILL.,, and from there he goes
to the World Fair.
Mr.. Will Roesel, manager and agent
VI the excursion train to Knoxville over
A h & N. Railroad on August %, will
see That the best of orderis preserved
On the train. 1t will be d pleasant out
ing Let all go.
Mr. S. K. Dick and sons, Sam and
jackson, and John R. Northcutt have
returned from the Worlds Fair.
): W. Legg & Co. carry the most con-
k kenie1t line of paints and enamcls for
housekeepers.
r., MessrS' Frank Clay, Mayes Gober.
clarence Dobbs and Jackson Dick will
enter the State University in Septem-
Der.
x The trip through the mountains of
o ooorIA Georgia on August 22d, on the
TT1Giurslon train will be fine diversion
Lake few days off and enjoy yourself
mound "Trip $3.50. Cheap!
MARRIED-Mr. Eli Litchfield, OF Ac-
worth and Miss $50 or