The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01
The Marietta journal
Local News.

Miss ODESSA SeWell is visiting reIa-
tives at Walesca.
Kinds words for everybody covers a
multitude of shortcomings,
Some women are like music-full of
expression.
The Cherokee Presbytery will meet
in Dalton l4th.
Master VIII Morgan Mcintosh has
returned home after spending week
in Atlanta.
Get your fall advertisements in The
Marietta Journal, and get your share
of trade.
If you think the world hasn't shower
ed favors on you, move to Cobb county,
get in the shower.
Mrs. D. N. Baldwin and two children,
of Greenville, 5. c.. visited Mr.. Len c..
Baldwin last week.
Mr. Earl Wood, clerk at the depot,
has returned to Rome to accept posi-
ton.
John RobinsOn's big show will beat
Calhoun 18th and Marietta 18th, SO it
is said.
August has been about as wet a
month IS we could have. 1t has rained
nearly every day.
Miss Isabel Brumby, of Marietta, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Sarah
Brumby. Cedartown Standard.
Miss Delk, who has been visiting Mr..
George Grifiin's family has returned to
her home in Atlanta.
Miss Augusta Barnes has returned
from the Worlds Fair and is at Mrs. H.
A. Barnes
just watch Marietta do a fine fall
business. We have the merchants and
the enterprise to make it to the inter-
ests of the people to trade here.
Mr.. I. II. Runyau and wife of Dalton,
visited their old home here the past
week, returning to Dalton Sunday. Mr..
Runyan is in the insurance business.
The number of new houses being
built here will supply in some measure
the demand, AZ most of them were en-
gagged before construction.
Misses Mildred and Julia Ford, for
merly of this place, but now OF Atlanta,
are guests of Miss Cornelia Cunning
ham.
Dr. ". w. Walsworth, of Knoxville,
announces that he will be transferred
back to the North Georgia Conference
in November, and be assigned to work
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Harry RAwlstcn spent Sunday
with Mrs. Gussie Chamberlain. Her
little daughter, Maud, who has been
visiting Laura Chamberlain, returned
home with her.
Miss Sarah Brumby gave delightful
al fresco party Thursday evening in
honor of her charming guest, Miss
Isabel Brumby, of Marietta. Cedar
town Standard.
Col. P. D. McCleskey, OF Marietta,
was among old friends in Alpharetta
last Wednesday. He came here to re-
lease o negro boy from Marietta who
had fourlshed a pistol in town last
Monday Free Press,
If some young man with one horse
portable engine and saw geared up,
would travel from house TO house in
Marietta saving wood, he could get all
he could do and make money. The
negroes won t cut wood In hot weather
So many Marietta people borrow
trouble Half the worries of life are
imaginary and the other half might be
in measure gotten over easier than is
usually the case. Don't carry tomor
rows burden with today's strength.
Sufficient unto the day is the evil there
OF.
The Cheerful Workers of the Baptist
Church will have an Ice Cream Festival
at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Roberts
next Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
An admission fee of five cents will be
charged. The proceeds will go to the
Orphans Home at Hapeville.
Mr.. O. H. King, special agent for
Georgia Of the Aetna Fire Insurance
Co., has been promoted and goes to
Richmond, Va, as special agent Mr.,
]. S. Middleton takes his place in At
lanta. Mr.. King and family will move
to Richmond, which will he regretted
by their numerous friends in Marietta