The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-31

eta Paper Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. McClatchey are
on trip to Baltimore ard New York.
Mr.. Tom Edmonston, of Meridian.
Miss, was in the city this week.
Mrs. Eva Carr, and Mr.. Robt Walton,
of Augusta, are visiting the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Leake.
| Mr.. George A. Moor and Mr. Ed G..
Gilbert left Monday for Savannah,
where they took a steamer for New
York. They will visit also Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and other prominent
cities, and will be gone two weeks.
The election for mayor and six alder
men takes place the second Monday in
December. Only one candidate out
Cor mayor, Mr. Will A. DuPre, and no
ticket announced. We presume there
will be white primary held.
An Eastern doctor says that the man
who will keep his stomach full of good
buttermilk will never have typhoid, as
the typhoid germ can not live in Tactic
acid. 1t is pleasure to fight typhoid
this way.
State tax rate will be $3.50 this year
on the $1,000, ten cents more than it
was last year, and it is SAID there will be
deficit OF over 100000. Schools, PEN
sions, ETC., come high, but the people
must have them.
The will of Mrs. B. J. Camp has been
probated at Dallas, Ga, naming Mrs.
Emma Brown, only daughter of her
sister, and Mrs. Lou Ella Green, only
daughter of her brother, as heirs to
her estate. She has no children.
The last Legislature made drunken
ness on highway in the country a
crime. So you fellows when you get
drunk in the country had better take
to the woods or the hobgoblins will
get you.
MARRIED-Miss Zoe St. Leger Bar
clay, niece of Mrs L. N. Trammell,
was married to Mr.. Edward D. Falls,
of Chicago. ILL.,, at st. James Episcopal
church, Marietta, on Wednesday morn
ing at 1880, August 23d, Rev Nelson
George officiating
All members are asked to be present
at call meeting of the Kennesaw
Chapter, U. D. c., Friday next, at reg
ular time and place of meeting, for the
purpose of electing delegates for State
Convention. Mrs James Welsh,
Recording Secretary.
We are under obligations to Mr.. f.
I. Reynolds, President of the Whitfield
County Farmers Fair Association for
an invitation to attend Governors
Day. at the fair on the 10th of October
and partake of barbecue. Many dis
tinguished' gentlemen of Georgia and
Tennessee are invited, and that is why
we are invited.
She was a bright girl and they were at
a baseball game. She had won his en-.
thusiastic heart by understanding the
game right off, and he loved her more
than if she had been his sister. at re.
minds me of this household, f." he says
q the plate, the batter. the fouls and the
flies" "And it reminds me of mar
riage," she added. First the diamond,
where they are engaged, the struggle
and the hits, when the men go out, and
finally the difficulty they have in get
ting home" Then he sat and thought
and thought.
Have you ever stopped to think how
much you were indebted to the mer-
chant who advertases and keeps contin-
ually pulling new trade to town, of
which you always get a share? The
liberal advertiser is always going after
new trade, is helping to build up the
town and your business all the time
Why not get in line and do something
to build up your town? You can do it,
ard you are losing an opportunity every
time an issue of the local paper comes
out without your ad in. its columns.
Trade may come to you as a result of
some one eIse's efforts, but why not
put forth some effort yourself?-Ex.
The United Americans will hold an
adjourned meeting of the Marietta
assembly at the Odd Fellows Hall over
the store of Fowler Bros. & Co., next
Friday night, September 1st, at s
O'Clock. Special Supervisor of the or
der, Mr.. Frank l.. Pushaw, informs us
that goodly number of the best people
of Marietta have already Joined the
order, and many more will follow as
soon as the organization is perfected
interesting speakers will be present,
and it is hoped that the meeting will
be largely attended by ali of our people.
Knowing as we do the objects and pur-
poses of the United Americans. We