The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-14
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onite number of people were in
town Saturday
Miss Aimee Hunt has returned from
Macon.
The trees are taking on their leaves
very rapidly
Miss Mcdaniel spent Saturday in
Atlanta.
FARNERs-We have fifteen tons of
wirp fencing for sale.
VIZ North Georgia Supply Co.
OId newspapers for sale at this office
Of Ia cents per hundred.
D7Ep-Mrs Maggie Bee died in this
div on last Thursday.
Mrs Mcneil, of Eatonton, is the
onest of her son, Mr.. Morgan Mcneil
Mrs. Morcus Field and children have
returned from Florida.
DrED-Rufus Simpson, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joe B. Gartrell, died on the
Cd. inst, aged 50 days
Mrs. w. L. Walling, of Blue Ridge,
nassed through the city on Saturday
enroute from Atlanta.
We have Lawn mowers for sale and
they are good ones, too.
North Georgia Supply Co.
Mrs. Bane, of Nelson, is the guest of
Mrs. George Keller.
Miss Sadie Foster, of Madison, is the
guest OF Mrs. S. K. Dick.
Mrs. Joe Brown will leave for Angus
ia next Wednesday.
Miss Smith, of New York, arrived
Friday to be the guest of Mrs. Patter-
SON.
Mrs. Amiee Dunwoody, OF Macon, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. w.
Glover.
Mr.. ]. A. Field came up from Orchard
Hill and spent Sunday here with his
family
Mr. E. P. Crenshaw came up from
Hampton, Ga, and spent Sunday here
with his family.
Mrs. Newt Heggie returned Saturday
from Florida, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Gober Jackson, twelve pound boy
has arrived at Mr.. Simp Jackson's
house.
Last Sunday was another cold day
and people shivered in oYercoats and
kept fires burning
Mr. Fred Schilling spent the past
week IN Nelson, doing some contract
work.
Mis- Foster, of this place, attended
the funeral of her father-in-law, DIR.
Foster, in Dallas last Friday.
1t is said that the fruit in lower
Georgia is all right. not hurt by the
frost.
We are prepared to repair garden
nose, Bring them to us.
North Georgia Supply Co.
y A full line of bicycle material at E, NJ.
Cook 4 Co.'s.
Our young friend, G. A. Moor, we are
sorry to see, has badly afflicted eyes.
tie is having them treated.
sumter county farmers now have cot
Ton ankle high. Up here we've got it
itin the seed.
Get your blacksmith coal at Meinert's
STABLE, as he has the best.
Ruth, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
d H. Clay was quite sick Sunday. hut
Is better now.
u9od for bad clothes-not bad for
EU1u clothes. Star Pressing Club and
-''O Laundry. Telephone 254.
Larry Haynes, Mgr.
vi later investigation, it looks like
'a'N FROST has knocked out the fruit
''Op IN this section to large extent.
\, we regret to learn of the sickness of
eaieV' the daughter of Mr.. and
anu Mrs John L. Reed We hope for
her speedy recovery.
NJ. Ne'srs' Lex and George Irwin, and
Mss Mary Anne Irwin attended the
p ps1alng of their cousin, Miss Edna
1''lck' last week in Atlanta.
=, OoI and Mrs. ID. McCIeskey. of
.+anetta' spent last Sunday with Col.
I-' =, Mrs B. F. Simpson, in Alpharetta.
Alpharetta Free Press.
nd alail line of Mastic Mixed Paint
dr dr." ready tory at J. w. Legg & co.'s
j.. W.T. James H, Groves will after Nav
ins UeVote his entire time to the fire
n msurance business. He has been ap-
p =. d agent for the Southern Mutual.
otAthens. N''i'i' AZ "'O'''
po "A tlIl line of Mastic Mixed Paints
drn G ready for you at ]. W. Legg & CO.'S