The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-11-03
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Miss Julia Howell left Saturday on
visit to Chattanooga.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, ] S. Dobbins "a
fine boy.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stone and Mrs. J. P.
Cheney have returned from Macon.
The election returns will be bulletin
ed here on the night OF the election.
Everybody is going to see the moving
nictures at Opera House, Nov 9th, ben
aft of Daughters of Confederacy and
Marietta Rifles.
Miss Earl Glover will visit her sister
in New York this week.
Miss Agnes Hardeman returned from
Macon Friday evening.
4 Mrs. Hugh Starnes, of Experiment,
Ga. is visiting Mrs. Mcintosh.
Mr.. Ernest Lee Withers, of Waynes-
Vile N. G. arrived in the city Sunday.
Col. Gordon Gam left Friday eve
ming on weeks visit to Jacksonville,
Fla
Mrs. S. ]. Pyron, of Kennesaw, spent
Saturday here visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. B. Smith.
Reserve your seats to the moving
rictnres. at Opera House, Nov 9th. at
Legg's Drug Store.
Mr. w. B. Lowe left for st. Louis
Sunday, on business. He will return
Thursday.
Master Fred Ward has about recov-
cred from his sickness, we are glad to
state.
Master Harold Mckenzie has been
quite sick for the past week, with some
fever. He is improving.
Mr.. ]. F. Brewer and family have
moved into their new house on Locust
street.
A new iron smoke stack, l55 feet
high, is how towering IN the air at the
4 Marietta Paper Mill.
Two hundred tickets have already
4 been disposed of to the moving pictures
at the Opera House, Nov 9th. Better
reserve your seats now, if you wait it
4 will be too late.
Mrs. Lizzie York attended the Scott
NcLain Wedding in Canton last Mon
day.
Mrs. John Warren and Mrs. G. P,
Thornton left Thursday morning on
two weeks visit to relatives in Elberton.
You can get your meats two and
nall cents cheaper for cash at D. B.
Parks, meat market, than on credit.
Try him and see.
Mr.. Henry Meinert and family have
moved to Atlanta, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Whitmore are occupying their
house.
For SALE-Cheap, fine Berkshire
pigs ii. Q. Hudgins, Smyrna, Ga.
The raising of fine chickens is taking
deep hold upon our people. There is
no industry that pays better to the
amount of money invested.
For SAIE-Four good steers for sale,
we'll broke. e. w, KEMP.
FOR RENT-The Moss dwelling on
Lawrence street. Apply TO James I.
Anderson at Paper Mill office.
a negro named Brown was accident
any shot with bird shot by Mr.. F. R.
MIX, Tuesday, on Miss Lou Hardoge's
farm Nothing serious.
Mr.. E. L. Robertson has returned
from the Worlds Fair. His mother,
Nfs' Lucy Robertson, and his wife
nave returned from Nashville.
Miss Annie May Thorn, a very charm
ing ard beautiful young lady, was the
guest OF her friend, Miss Earl Glover,
last Sunday.
mrs W. f. Bennett has returned
rom Massachusetts,, Wisconsin and the
wofIa's Fair, accompanied by Miss
Vhapman, of Milwaukee.
for 9loRE WANTED.-We desire to rent
SGS term of ten years a store in de-
fn rro?le location. Best of references
'"'''isneu' Address Box P, Atlanta, Ga.
DIhLLL1og your old machines to John S.
ono mU0 Ems, the furniture man, and get
Ss,o; j., .ne new Standard Light Running
"''S machines in exchange.
inc ne Ti,, WHoggle Bug said, Uneeda Press
rs 0luo' Try the Star. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
,0", II you will do yourself justice,
~ VIII read w. A. Pages advertise
L ,lenI IN this issue, and see the prices
NC IS giving on goods. 1t will save you
money.
= Amufew A. Walline, who killed Frank
- 6Fett in Atlanta, was convicted of
.a'iSIaughter and sentenced to six
'0"'o III the OeDitentiorv Rrott WAR