The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-11-24
Local News.

The game law is out
And cartridges are On the run.
The man who lives at home will have
no occasion to cuss the trusts.
Mr.. Albert Jenkins, formerly of Ma
rietta, but now living in New Orleans,
arrived in the city Saturday and will
spend several days here with his mother.
Mr.. Gazaway Hames, who has been
visiting his son, Mr.. G. P. Hames, has
returned to his home in Ensley, Ala,
"Diploma," Mr. J. Gid Morris horse,
at Tampa, Florida, on the 18th inst,
won the race in straight heats. getting
purse of $500.
The South has never been in better
condition than it is today. She is a
sure winner in the race for prosperity
and independence.
An Oyster Supper will be given in
the Arnory by Capt. Fred Morris and
Lieut.. W, E. Schilling, complimentary
to the members of the Company next
Tuesday night.
The sale of seats for the jolly comedy,
Hello Bill, is progressing admirably
and everything points to the banner
business this famous farce has ever
known in this town. A
Mrs. E. L Mccullough, who has been
very sick for the past few weeks has
sufficiently recovered to leave for Flori-
da this week to spend the winter with
relatives
The completion of the sidewalk in
front of the Gober building will be done
as soon as another car load of marble ia
received from the quarry.
Thanksgiving day is Thursday, oath,
1t ought to mean more than hunting.
and closing stores, but one of deep
thankfulness for Gods goodness, in
sparing us of many disasters, giving US
health, and blessing us in many ways.
Eggs are up to thirty cents a dozen
and Christmas is still month off. AS
for chickens, they are worth almost
anything the lucky fellow who has them
may care to ask. The American hen is
today, more than ever before, mon
arch in her own big-little world.
TO WHoR IT MAY CoNcERN-Mrs.
Fanny Hartstield Terrell, of New Deca-
tur, Ala. desires information of any
of Thomas Hartfieled's family who re-
sided in Marietta before the war. There
is in litigation large estate of the
Hartsfield family. Any information in
regard to any member Of the family
Will be appreciated.
Mr. Jos. NJ. Brown and Capt. r. w,
Boone, who were appointed by the
Governor as delegates from Georgia to
the eighth annual Convention of the
Tennessee River improvement Associa-
ton to be held at Decatur, Ala, No.
vember %, left Monday for Decatur.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Brumby, who was also ap
pointed from Marietta, was unable to
attend.
The officers and members of the local
military company are to be congratu-
lated on their standing in the Fifth
Regiment, the reports showing that
Company F. is second in the target
firing for the present year. There are
five sharpshooters in the Company
and considering the amount of practice
at target firing had by the local COM
pany, this is considered very fine
showing
Feminine beauty is great adjunct
10 the success of any theatrical per-
Torrance, and when beauty is combined
with talent, two Thirds of tine battle is
won. Manager ID. E. Barnett, in en-
gaging his company for the sixth an
nual tour of that greatest of all comedy
farces, Hello Bill" this season, kept
this combination always before him,
with the result that, in the five ladies
required IN the cast of the comedy, the
Misses Kathryn Vincent, Carolyne Nc
lean, Alice Martin, Jessie Lansing and
Ruth Stone, he has found quintette
hard to equal and impossible tosurpass.
LIBERAL QUANTITY OF L. & M.
Paint given to Churches whenever they
paint.
Only requires few gallons to paint =
house.
Call on w. A. Sans & Co.