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


back the partition in the store and put
in more shelving and show cases for
additional stock. They will at once
build a warehouse, 20x3O, adjoining
their building in rear of Miss Siler's
book store for the storage of their heavy
goods. Gratified with their present
trade and the success achieved, they
propose to leave nothing undone to
keep their drug store abreast with the
times and the improvements of the
age.
A very romantic notice appeared iii
the Marietta Journal Wednesday an
nounced the marriage of Miss Lizzie
Carnes, of this place, to Mr.. Charles
l.. Shaw, of Marietta, on last Sunday.
This report reached Acworth Tuesday.
but is vigorously denied by Miss Carnes.
| She requests the Post to say that the
report is false, and that she will 20 to
Due West next Monday morning to be-
gin teaching. She affirms that the re.
port originated from a mere joke
Acworth Post.
Oh, Shaw" Romantic couples ought
not to perpetrate such jokes on an
unsuspecting public. There's man
among ye takin' notes, and faith he'll
print 'em."
Rev Fletcher Walton closed the
series of services at the Methodist
Church on last Thursday night. About
twenty persons joined by profession of
faith and by letter during the meeting.
We are sure the services have been
productive of great good. Rev. MIR.
Walton preached some of as able and
earnest sermons as have ever been
| heard by the Methodist congregation.
"Keen Kutter" Shears and Scissors,
the best in the world, with patent lock
nut, and fully guaranteed, can be found
at Schilling's.
In our article last week about the
| Freyer building, we omitted uninten-
tionally the name of the architect, Mr..
G. V. Arnold. The building itselfis the
best compliment that can be paid for
his competency and skill. 'Mr. Charley
Freyer will occupy two upper rooms
with his pianos and repair shop, where
he will be elegantly fitted up. Messrs.
Green & Gam have also taken rooms
in the building for their law office.
100 buys Fruit Jar Filler at Schil-
ling's.
There will be game of baseball at
three thirty o'clock next Saturday
afternoon on the grounds used by the
Knitting Mill, between teams manag-
ed by Mr.. Fred Morris and Mr.. MilleC ge
Whitlock. The game will be an inter-
esting one, and the returns will be do
| mated to the new grounds in MORRIS
Park" Admission 10 cents. Every
body invited.
Fascinating French Rat and Mice
Traps at Schilling's.
A splendid base ball team has been
organized in Marietta now. Several
fine players from South Georgia have
Joined the. team, having secured en-
ployment here Eorris Park has been
nicely graded and seats arranged in
shady place, and visitors can see this
sport in comfort and pleasuSe.
Mrs. 9. E. w. Dobbs. entertained
her Sunday School class of % young
ladies at her home Saturday afternoon
from to O'Clock. Twenty were pre-
sent. Delicious refreshments were
served and Mrs. Dobbs made the occa-
sion very pleasant and enjoyable.
Mr.. T. H. Hawkes., of Chicago, con-
nected with the Standard Oil Co., has
been visiting his brother-in-law Mr.. G..
S. McCandIsh. He left for his home
Sunday, accompanied by Master Ran
l dolph McCandlish, who will make a
visit of several weeks there.
Mr.. N. NJ. Mayes made SIS bushels of
wheat on Is acres of land That is the
kind of farming that pays. The West
ern States can hardly do any better
Mr., Mayes is one of the best farmers in
Cobb county
For log CREAM, Phone Sans, No. s,
See J w. Legg & Co.'S. advertisement
in this issue.
| Mr.. George Turner has closed up his
meat market Fixtures and stand are
for sale.
Those who have used Chase & San
born's package Teas pronounce them
far superior to any other. Sold only by
Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. Tom Weaver and wife and Mr.,
Alex Carmichael, of Atlanta, we're the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Massey
(Sunday. Mrs. Mary Weaver, who ac-
companied them, will prolong her visit
several weeks.
Messrs. J. w. Legg & Co., have re-
ceived their elegant new furniture and
will probably move to their new store