The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-14

Miss Palmer. of Augusta, is the
guest of Miss Jessie Mason.
Mrs. Tolbert Carnes has returned
from visit to her son, Robert, in
Birmingham.
DIED-On Wednesday of last week,
the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Casey Interment city cemetery.
Andrew Rogers is fixing the front
part of the corner store vacated by
Ward Bros, for his barber shop.
DR.. l. w. Waddell preached two
strong and able sermons at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday.
DR.. J. H. Patton will spend the next
two weeks at Galbraith Springs in
East Tennessee.
Mrs. l. H. Reynolds has returned
from few days visit to relatives and
friends in Canton.
Mrs. Howlette Joyner, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Stubin-
ger, returned to her home in Atlanta
last Friday.
Rev. G. T. A. Pise preached sermon
last Sunday at the Episcopal Church to
the "Red Men," that organization at
tending in body.
The Dyson Bros, have moved into the
store vacated by Ward Bros. The store
has been reprinted, greatly improving
it's appearance.
The peach growers are now immersed
in their duties of gathering and ship
ping their crop. They come in every
evening with faces lookingas red, under
the glare of the sun, as the color of the
peaches they have gathered.
Prof Geo. Nolan, of Marietta, is
visiting homefolks at Nolan, He and
his father were in the city yesterday.
Prof. Nolan's Morgan county friends
are always glad to see him.-Madison
Advertiser.
The A. K Z n freight trains go right
through Marietta now to Atlanta over
the w. & A. K. r. track. The Pullman
sleeper on that road transfers and makes
close connection. The regular passen-
ger travel disembarks at Marietta. The
Express also transfers here.
An elegant reception was held at Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Camps residence
on Kennesaw Avenue on Friday after
noon, complimentary to Mrs. Oscar
Keller and her guests, Miss Mabel
Hoyt, of Kansas City, given by Miss
Sallie Camp. A large number of guests
were present and the occasion was one
OF the most brilliant of the season. De-
licious and dainty refreshments were
served.
The J. R. King Dry Goods Company
Incorporated, will open in the store
second door from the post office, in the
Gober building about August LIST. New
goods are now arriving, and Mr.. King
and wife, Mrs w G. Nash and Miss
Nina Moon, goes to New York to buy
additional new goods. Mrs. Nash, Miss
Moon and Miss Laura Reed will take
position in the store.
1t is to be regretted that the young
boys deemed it of so light an offense as
to carry off the Chinese lanterns that
the Military Company and Band had
paid for to be used on other occasions
These boys should remember that
they had no right Ito this property
neither to the candles removed from
the fence, and their parents should see
to it that these Chinese lanterns are re-
turred at once. There will be some
arrests if these boys continue to carry
off lanterns at any future entertain.
ment.
Through the kindness of the Marietts
Journal desire to say that the Georgia
Soldiers Roster Commission desire to
have information about Company d OF
the 7th Georgia Regiment infantry
which was enlisted at Powder Springs
May 4th, 1881, under Capt Meyer, who
died of wounds, and served afterward
under Captains Kiser and Hardage. ]
will be obliged to all my comrades who
will write to me at once by postal card
or letter what they know about the
men of this company.
| CLEMENT A. EVANS,
Chairman, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and MRS moore and sons, Roy
and Morgan visited Mr. George Jane:
| and wife in Atlanta last waak