The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-25

Sunday was rainy day, and greatly
interfered with church attendance,
Mr., and Mrs, d. G. Cole and child
rem returned Monday from a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Strnes, at Griffin.
Mr.. George Lyon, who now clerks at
McClure's Dime Store, in Atlanta,
spent Sunday here.
Last Sunday morning, at thelMetho-
dist church, "Children's Day." was OBJ
served by appropriate exercises.
The Marietta Orchestra will play for
the graduating exercises Friday even
ing.
E Mr.. VIII Matthews and wife, of At
lauta, spent Sunday here with his
mother, Mrs. George S. Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Towers, of Rome,
spent Sunday here visiting his mother,
Mrs. J. r. Towers.
Mrs. g.. T, Rogers and children are
on visit to her sister, Mrs. P. P. Man
ming, at Walesca, Ga,
Mrs. G. G. Roberts and children
spent the past week at Gainesville.
visiting relatives, returning home Mon
day.
The second annual Cobb county Ma
sonic convention will be held at Ac-
worth July 28th, composed of nine
lodges in the county of $50 members.
Mr.. 9. @. Clutch, who has been with
the paper mil here, left for Williams
burg, Pa, last Monday, accompanied
by his wife. We regret the departure
of these estimable people.
Joe Dotes thinks there is a strike on
the electric car line between MARKETS.
and Atlanta as there doesn't seem to be
any one at work on the line Joe is
getting impatient to ride.
There ought to be good money re.
allied on the peach crop in Cobb coun,
ty this year, and will be if the ship
ments are properly distributed without
Cutting the markets.
Six days shall thou labor and on TIE
seventh rest, but this scripture iniunc
tion DOESN'T mean that you should res
more days than you work. A man.
capacity to work is the only gauge o
limitation.
The question of securing cooks troubl
es the town people, and getting ade
quate farm labor troubles the countr,
people. Things never shape just exact
ly right. We are never happy long a
time.
Mr.. c. w. DuPre and Mr.. Georg
Montgomery spent part of last week a
Midtown, near Valdosta, fishing. The
caught with hooks over 100 "pounds c
fish in day and half They brough
book SO pounds of fish which Ethey di.
tributed among their friends.
Lewis Brsmlett was acquitted c
murder in the Gilmer Superior Coul
last week. Senator Clay and Col.
w. Blair represented Bramlett, an
Solicitor B. F, Simpson and Col. Cha
D. Hill, of Atlanta, represented tn
state
we study our business, " is a remar
we recently saw iu at advertisement
for a tirm in nearby town. If every
body would study their business
promptly attend to the same and Il
other peoples alone, how much bette
and happier this old world would be,
Supt w. r. Dumas entertained tn
graduating class at his home on las
Friday evening, very pleasantly. Tn
decorations were white and green, tn
class colors. Games were the amust
ments. A splendid COLLATION. of Wand
was served in the dining room. M
and Mrs. Dumas proved most charm
ing host and hostess, and the gradua
ing class will always remember wit
pleasure that very happy event.
The use OF profanity is one of til
worst habits mankind ever contracted
There are some who seem to think chs
the injection of little profanity int
their argument adds weight to it. ]
is quite The contrary. Profanity savol
OF the barbaric age and disgusts tn
average intelligent man. Curse word
are not only discordant to the hurna
ear, but they detract from the beautie
Of the English language and give til
user poorer standing among his fello
men.