The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-10-13
Local News.

DR.. J. P Greer and bride, of Cedar
town. spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Mr.. Sam Shaw has gone to Dallas,
Texas
Hon. A. A. Lawrence, of Savannah,
was here Sunday visiting his parents.
DR.. Walter A. Miller. of Atlantis,
spent Sunday in Marietta.
Mr.. Charley Foster, OF Atlanta. was
in Marietta Sunday.
Judge Gober is holding Gilmer Supe-
rior Court this week,
Mrs. Will Florence and daughter have
returned to the city from Atlanta.
Mr. Henry Shaw and Mr.. Charley
Shaw, of Atlanta, visited their mother
near town Sunday
Mr.. Jackson Dick, student at Athens
University, spent Sunday here with his
parents.
Prof. Dumas and family will move
into Col. Blair's new house on Lawrence
street this week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Gates, of Green
vile, S. c., arrived in the city Sunday
to visit Miss Mamie Lacy.
Mr.. Leon Commerford and mother.
Mrs. j. A. Commerford have returned
from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Frank Wood of Springfield, :Ohio,
is here prospecting for location. Mr..
Wings letter brought him.
Mr.. Oscar Keller and wife have gone
to housekeeping in Mr.. D. c. Coles
new house on Polk street.
Mrs. NJ. K. Williams, of Acworth.
spent Sunday here with her daughter,
Mrs Kerley
Mrs. w. I. Dumas and children left
yesterday for their new home in Mari
eta. This is loss to the social and
moral forces of Sparta. Mrs. Dumas
and family will leave behind them only
intends, who will deeply regret their
depHrture.-Sparta Ishmaelite.
We saw man driving a mule through
town Friday and the mule was so badly
crippled that he could hardly go, yet
the whip was laid upon the poor, help
less beast to make him pull his load
There is law against cruelty to ami
mails, and it should be enforced
In publishing notice of the connection
OF Mr. Geo B. Irwin with the Southern
Flour and Grain Co, of Atlanta, it was
stated he was elected to the office of
Secretary and Treasurer. This was an
error, as Mr.. w. IL. Vannerson has been
Secretary and Treasurer for over seven
years, and he still holds this important
position. Southern Flour & Gram Co.
by L D. Hoppe, Pres.
ALL lovers of sacred music are notified
that l will sing at Bascom Church on
the Sd Sunday in this month. As il
has been a long time since l was there,
l hope to meet all my old friends, and
Few ones too. l hope you will bring
out all your old books and let us have
a joyful time. wish to spend the day
singing those good old songs.
G.. HARRIS.
CARD CT THANKs-We take this me-
dunn OF assuring those friends in Mari.
eta and Acworth of our deep appreci-
alton and abiding gratitude for their
many kind attentions, acts and words
OF sympathy shown to the family of the
late Geo. w. York, in our great be.
reavement and sorrow, and also for the
profusion Of flowers placed upon casket
and his last resting place, and for the
kind services rendered.
MEMBERS OF FAMILY.
Presiding Elder Ledbetter filled the
pulpit at the Methodist Church last
Sunday night, aud, perhaps, preached
here for the last time as this is his
fourth year as Presiding Elder of this
district, and at the meeting of the an
nua1 conference next month will likely
be given another district. During this
period, Rev. Ledbetter has endeared
himself to the people OF the district
and it will be with much regret to the
people generally to see him Placed else
where.-Canton Advance. The Journal
echoes the above regret.