The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-17
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The Marietta Journal
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MARIETTA, GA, AUG. II, 1905.
Local Items.

Mrs Ed Kelly, of Knoxville, is now
st the Magnolia House.
Miss Irene Barnes is visiting Mrs A.
NJ Evans in Gainesville, Ga.
Mrs Arthur Brown, who has been
quite sick, has recovered.
Mr.. II. A. Dunwoody and Mrs. Mabel
Hanson, of Detroit, Mich, were mar
RED last Monday.
Misses Hattie and Virginia Feagin
are visiting relatives and friends in
Athens and Winterville.
Mr.. V. A. Handy, of Adairsville, is
visited relatives here the past week
and this.
DR.. Holderby, of Atlanta, will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning, and DR.. Lovejoy at night.
Miss Clara Moore, the efficient book
keeper at the Singer Machine Co.'S,
office, is taking ten days vacation.
Mr. Frank Shepard, an old Marietta
boy, is here this week shaking hands
with old friends.
Misses Annie and Nina Miller, of
Edgewood, and Miss Ella Wilt, of At
lanta, spent part Of last week as guests
Of Miss Lula Bell
DIR. Thomas E. Converse, of Atlanta.
preached very able sermon at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morn
ing
The friends of Mr., and Mrs. Harry
Looney will be glad to learn that their
little daughter, Sarah Isabelle, has re-
covered from her recent illness.
The Marietta Journal sizes up the
Sanford trial with the simple sent
ence: Unfit To Print. Augusta
Herald.
Miss Dora Waggoner, who has been
visiting Miss Hattie Feagin the last
two weeks, has returned TO her home
at Winterville.
Correspondents sending us items,
must also send their name, to show re.
sponsibility of good faith and not for
publication. Anonymous letters will
be assigned to the waste basket.
Phillips and Cobb's Legions held
reunion at Kennesaw on last Wednes-
day week. The address of Hon. ]. Z.
Foster, on Stonewall } Jackson. has been
highly spoken of by those who heard it,
The many friends of Miss Lena Pos
tell viii be sorry to learn that she is
sick. She has rooms at Goggins board
ing house on Church street, formerly
the Agricola place.
Miss Oelestia Presley and Miss
Imogene Watts Richardson, of Atlanta,
are spending this week with Miss Press
ley's aunt, Mrs. E L, Milan, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Cater.
Kerosene put in stGgnant water will
Kill all the mosquitoes that infest the
place The kerosene will float on ton
of the water and exclude the air. If
you have any wafer around your prem
lses pour on some kerosene.
Miss Annie Armstrong, of Atlanta,
will address the ladies of the Mission
airy Society at the Baptist church on
Friday afternoon at o'clock. All the
ladies Of the city are invited to hear
this interesting and fluent talker.
A lady with five children, all nearly
grown, searched whole day for a
boarding place in Marietta last week
and failing to secure one, went to At
lanta. They lived eight miles from
New Orleans.
Miss Sallie Tennent has returned to
Atlanta after a few days visit to Mari
eta. Her father and brothers will ioin
her in short time. Her many friends
will be glad to learn that she has made
a success of her undertaking.
Miss Clara Thornton returned home
from Nashville, Tenn, accompanied
with her cousins, Mr., and Mrs. McKoin.
and Mr.. 7. A. Charleston, private secre-
tary to Mr., ], w. Thomas, president n.
Z. 4 st. L. X. Il.
The city council has prohibited by
ordinance the street cars stopping on
Anderson street to wait for passengers,
as the street is very narrow there. The
cars now stop on the square, Just at
the curve in front Of Wards and Legg's
stores. Board cars there and you won't
get left.
1t is more blessed to receive
than to ask in vain.