The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-06-23
The Marietta journal
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MARIETTA, GA. JUNE %, 1904.
Local News.


Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Mrs, Agnes Earle, of Adairsville, is
visiting relatives near the city.
Miss Jennie Foote, popular and es-
mable young lady of Atlanta, has
been visiting at Mr.. r. E, Buffers.
Several persons we're baptised at the
Baptist church Sunday morning by DR..
Dobbs.
Mrs. Charles Howell and two child
rem, of Chattanooga, are on a visit to
the family of Mrs. A. Howell.
Miss Laura Nell Towers, OF Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. j. R. Towers.
Mr., Howlette Joyner, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday at his father-in-laws, Mr..
r. M. Goodman, near town, where his
wife is spending a few weeks.
Mr.. John Witzell, of Blue Ridge, we
regret to learn, has blood poison, the
result Of splinter being stuck in his
finger. He is in a serious condition.
Mrs. S. Y. Sanford and children will
arrive from Athens Thursday and will
be the guests of her brother, Mr.. D. f
McClatchey, Jr.
Georgia peaches are bringing SPLEEN
did prices in northern markets. The
quotations from Cincinnati the first OF
the week were $1.75 to 1925.
Mr.. W. A. DuPre and Mr.. L. N. Tram
nell left Tuesday for Gainesville in ar
automobile. They will return Thurs.
day.
Effective July LIST, 1904, the Atlanta
knoxville & Northern Railway will be.
gin operating its own freight trains into
Atlanta.
The Journal is we'll pleased with its
ne" home in the Gober building
Abundance of light, good ventilation
and convenient to the post office make
the location pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Banks, daughters
Misses Bertha and Georgia, and son
Joe' OF Atlanta, spent Sunday here
with Mrs. B. Schoenthal, also Mr.
Stewart Nathan, of New York.
Rev j X. Speck, who has been unde,
treatment at the State Sanitarium, hal
recovered, and passed through Mariet
ia Monday morning enroute to Dalton
to make a visit.
Mr.. d. d. Dunn and Mr.. J. S. Good
win, spent the night at Mr.. J. d. Ben
sons IN the country, went fishing anc
caught several of the finny tribe an(
robbed ''bee gum" and obtained som,
nice honey. Drew says it was good t,
be there.
MABRIED-Mr, Fred M. Dorm apC
Miss Minnie Wooten, of Atlanta. wer,
married on Tuesday night of last week
Rev. Y E. Manget, of Marietta, per
formed the ceremony. The happ,
couple are at White Path.
Speaking of patronizing home insti
buttons, where do you have your ioI
printing done? The Journal is wei
equipped for turning out the best com
mercial stationery and would be glat
to have at least chance at the worl
IN this line needed by the business men
Or. I. w. Waddell formerly teache
IN the Dublic public schools, preached
The commencement sermon at Senoia
ga. Dr. Waddell is considering accept
ing call to the pastorate of the SeconC
Presbyterian Church at Los Angeles
Cal.-Dublin Times.
Mr.. VIII Sanges has an apricot peacI
in bearing at his home that is one o
the finest favored fruits we have eve
tasted. 1t is delicious. His mothe
bought the tree few years ago from
travelling nurseryman and it is Just be
ginning to bear. He has about 100
budded trees and hopes to save 500 o
them. We thank him for his kind re
membrance.
Mrs, A K. Basham and charmint
little daughter, Elsie, of Jacksonville
Fla, made brief but pleasant visi
to Mrs. Juliette Palmer, and Mrs. Geo
B. Nigh at "SnnnYside Cottage" las
week. Mrs. Basham was formerly Mis-
Blanche Fox of this city, who has
host Of friends here, a number of whom
e will regret the shortness of her visit
which prevented them from meetip.
her again.