The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-07
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Mrs. G. G, Brumby has returned to
ATLANTA.
81 For RENT-Seven room house on
Cherokee street. Mrs, Geo. F. Gober.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lex Clay last
Thursday, fine son.
For hot lunches and cold drinks 90
to Morris & Garrison's lunch house on
Atlanta street.
Rev. J. J.'Crow is carrying on q series
Of meetings at Rose Lane church.
Mrs. Judge Marcus Beck, of Griffin,
was in the city Monday.
Miss Inez Moon, of Atlant, was a re-
cent guest of Mics Ina Moon.
Mr.. W. A. Page has returned from
Gsstonia, NC.
splendid line of cut glass, just re-
ceived, at FL. E. Kerley's
MONEY TO LoAN-On Marietta real
estate. No expense to secure it. Ad-
dress Box 400, Marietta.
nv. Mont Shaw hereafter at his store
at Blsckwell's will sell only for cash,
fine Kohler & Campbell Piano was
sold and put in the Opera House this
day by Prof. Freyer to be used all along
by the various companies.
Mr.. George Grist is able to be out
again after brief illness.
The new restaurant opened by Morris
Garrison on Atlanta street is clean
1 and neat and fills long felt WANT.
Il Captain a. B. White and family, of
Brunswick, are in the city.
Where are the men on Sunday? The
congregations at the churches are
largely composed of the female sex.
For school shoes buy the Zeigler
Bros. and Little Giant line, at the
Racket Store.
I Mr.. Sam W. Jones has commenced
work on his new residence on his lot on
Church street.
Mr.. 7. A. Barrett, of Atlanta, was a
visitor of Mr.. R. S. Lindley and family
last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Black and child
rem have returned from Evansville, Ga,
where they have been several weeks.
FlRsT.oLAss shoemaking and repairing
cheap, Shoe repairing for school child
rem speciality, next door to M. R.
Lyons store. A. Maxwell.
The Gem City Band went to Atlanta
Monday and played for the Labor
Day" celebration.
Mr.. Tennent Black has commenced
the building of his new house on his lot
on Washington avenue.
Prof. George E. Nolan and wife are
boarding at Mrs. W. Waddell's on
Church street.
~ Buy from the FREYERs, where you
! viii get the best, most reliable and dura-
oLe Instruments for less than others ask
toI much inferior. Satisfy yourself by
calling at their mnsic rooms, hear the
wonderful Angelus with the most artis-
nc piano, manufactured by Kohler 6
Vsmpbell. Whetheryou buy or not, you
VIII be always welcome
SEND us the names of your visitors.
llls the only certain way of getting
them correct.
WANTED-Green hides. D. b. Parks.
There is good deal of trash thrown
INTO the streets which is violation of
city ordinance. Don't you see it?
NEw RESTAURANT. Morris & Garrison
nSYV fltted up neat restaurant in the
@ Sfe formerly occupied by F. B. Bar
oef On Atlanta street, where hot lunch
O., not coffee and cold drinks will be
served
Feople continue 20 build houses in
marietta. The town is growing. Resi-
ushces are all occupied and the demand
Increases.
salvation army, sunshine brigade, will
Vou1oct special meeting in Methodist
eauf2h Wednesday evening 7:30, Sept.
ON everybody invited.
Inc First National Bank OF Mariet-
w. was yesterday appointed by Cover
uOf terrell, a state depository for a
PERIOD Of four years from September
90 1915, Atlanta Constitution.
ooARDERs WANTED-Have two nice
GUNS TO accommodate boarders,
Mrs T. L. Bussey.
ABOUT thirty of our young people
@70I 70 Atlanta Thursday night and en-
3USe0 skating at the new rink at Ponce
: Leon. They returned On late troll.
ley car
1foi' ). V. Sanford and family, who
r been spending few weeks here.
S'uFned to Athens, Ga Thursday,
b plsfe Prof. Sanford holds RESPONSE
z SIe position in the State University.