The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-21

his lovely home on Whitlock Avenpe
house party, who will be his guests
for about ten days: Mrs. J. P. Ander-
son, OF Gainesville Mrs. S. B. Appleby.
OF Atlanta; Miss lola Baker. of Macon {:
Miss Banks, of Gainesville Miss Susan
VIM Banks, of Gainesville; Miss
Octavia Aubrey, of Cartersyille; Miss
Leya Carter, of Centers; Miss Mabel
Brumby, of Chattanooga Messrs. John
|. Norris, of Gainesville; L. Dick
Knight, Of Gainesville; Max D. Dobbs,
OF Atlanta; L. N. Trammell E. L.
Latimer, S. P. Sanfard and w. A. Du-
Pre-. A series of entertainments, bowl
ing, card party, dance and trip to
Lithia Springs, will contribute to the
pleasure of the guests. A number of
the young people will pay social calls.
Mr.. DuPre is hospitable entertainer
and the guests will receive every at
| tention.
Just received stock of new Hall
Hats for men, very stylish Call and
get first choice.
Northcrtt, Stone & Barnes.
Mr.. W. T. Mosher an6 family now
occupy part of Mrs. Ella Standard
house during her absence at Young
Harris visiting her daughter. Mr..
Mosher will move later into the house
now occupied by Mr.. George 7. North
cutt and wife, and the latter will move
into Mrs. Taylor|s house on Washing.
| ton Avenue.
The special sales of our Remnants
Is giving bargains of odds and ends of
every department. See that you get
your share.
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
The magnificent mahogany fixtures
and furnishings of J. w. Legg & Co.'S.
new drug store are being placed in po-
sition by Mr., Bennett of the Oh.
Bangs Drug Fixture Co., of Boston,
Mass. 1t surpasses anything in beau
ty and elegance in this section of Geor-
gia. Mr.. Legg hopes to get moved the
latter part of this week.
For IOE CREAM, Phone Sans, No. 6.
See J. w. Legg & Co.'S. advertisement
in this issue.
Those who have used Chase & San
6orn's package Teas pronounce them
far superior to any other. Sold only by
Faw & Rogers
There is no doubt that Marietta needs
new charter to enable the city to
properly regulate licenses, impose fines
and do such things as the progress and
prosperity of the town demands If
there are Objectionable features in the
proposed charter they can be elirli-
mated
splendid line of Toxic Stockings
for men, women and children at
NOrthcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Mr.. Tom Pairs barn was burned at
his home, six miles south of Marietta,
on last Friday. A large amount of
wheat and feed stuff was destroyed.
Mr.. Pair had gotten up about O'Clock
and journeyed to Atlanta and the barn
burned after his departure. The ORR
gin of the fire is unknown.
See Sans swell stationery.
A months vacation has.been given to-
Rev. Fletcher Walton, pastor ofsthe
Marietta Methodist Church, and
he left Wednesday morning to spend
two weeks in Augusta and Rockingham
counties. Virginia, and then he will
return to Murray county, where his
family is spending the time with re!a-
tives
Any old thing painted with stag var
| nish stains looks new All the natural
wood colors in all the convenient sizes
at ). w. Legg & Co.'s
The MONDAY Baptist Association will
meet in Marietta at the Baptist Church,
Friday, August 5th, and be in session
until Sunday, There will be delegates
and ministers present, and the occasion
promises to be one of interest.
REMovAL-My barber shop is now per-
manently located in the corner store Of
the old Masonic Building, where am
prepared to render my customers the
best tonsorial service.
ANDREW ROGERS.
Rose Lane Chapel, near the Knitting
Mills, has just put in a new baptisimal
pool and dressing room at a cost of
$40. Five persons were baptised there
last Sunday by Rev. j j. Grow, pos
tor The church is now one month
old and has a membership of 80.
Actions speak louder than words. y
| If you contemplate painting, let US show
you the houses in Marietta painted with
Mastic Paint during the past seven
years. J. w. Legg & Co., sole Agents,
Mrs. W. D. Anderson, and daughter
Miss Susie, returned from a visit to