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

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preached at the Baptist church Sun
day. DR.. Dobbs was absent.
Mrs. Mary Weaver, and her son, Mr..
Tom Weaver and wife, of Atlanta, were
guests of W. s. N. Neal, last Sunday.
Col. Charlie Griffin, who has been at
Hot Springs, Ark, shas returned cured
of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Ohm Lerch have rooms
at Mrs. Ruede's and take their meals
at the Magnolia House.
Mrs. Gussie Chamberlain, the assist
ant postmaster, is at home sick this
week, we regret to state. Miss Minnie
Jordan is assisting in the office.
Mrs. Chalmers Glenn, of Greensboro,
N. c.. mother of Gov Glenn, of that
state, was guest of Misses Skinner,
on Lawrence street, the past week.
Mr.. J. Aa Landers returned to Co.
lumbus, Miss, last Sunday, where he
holds lucrative position in the chair
factory.
Say, look on the printed label of this
paper bearing your name, and see if
the date shows whether your subscrip-
ton needs renewing. If it does have
the date moved up by remittance.
Mr.. Claus Meinert, of New Holstein,
Wis, who has beer spending several
months in Savannah, stopped over here
the past week and spent several! days
with his brother, Mr.. Henry Meinert.
Mr.. Ferd Faunt lie Roy and mother,
of Greenyille, Miss, and Mr. Hamilton
Faunt lie Roy, of New York, spent
few days last week with their cousin.
Mrs l. H. Reynolds.
Mrs. WI. Goodwin had three of her
fingers broken last week by a window
sash falling on them. She has suffered
good deal, the pain ascending her
arm and affecting her head. DIR. Kemp
is attending her.
Some farmers are retiring fromIthe
farm and moving to town to rest, and
some business men in town are going
to the country on the farm to rest,
Change seems to be the panacea for
wasted energies.
Mr.. Felix Hunton, farmer, while in
town Saturday, was kicked by his
horse IN the breast, and knocked un-
conscious for short while. He was
carried into the court house and a phv-
stefan gave him attention. He recov-
cred sufficiently to go to his home.
Thelarge attendance upon the meet
ings of the Presby terrain church during
the past weeks shows how deep and
widespread is the religious spirit in
this community. Marietta is an ideal
town in many respects, and especially
in its educational and religious spirit.
REsTAURANT.-I have opened a nice
restaurant at my store, where meals
can be had at all hours. Separate
apartments for whites and colored
PRINCE JACKSON.
Mrs. B. r. Tillman came up from At
lanta last week and was the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. John Warren. She
and Senator Tillman have been at the
Robertson Sanitarium, and have i'm
proved sufficiently to return home.
Mr.. George Eugene Granting will be
married to Miss Annie E. Edwards, OF
Welliston, Fla, about the first of June
He is son of Mrs. George H. Gram
ling, former resident of this place
now of Savannah, and is also nephew
of Miss Julia j. Green.
DIED-Master John Anderson, Jr.
aged Is years, died in Atlanta last
Monday morning as the result of hem
orrhage. He commenced bleeding Ia
the nose, and then the gums, and fina'
ly internally, resulting in his death
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgal
Anderson, of Atlanta, and was bright
and lovable boy. His remains were
brought to Marietta for interment
All honest men pay their debts a!
soon as they can. BY reason of extra
VACANT natures or bad management
many honest men are prevented from
meeting their obligations as promptly
as they would like to do. By reason
Of constitutional cussedness and dis.
position to get the earth and the full
Tess thereof without giving anythine
in return, hundreds of men fail to pay
when they are able. You belong to one
of the classes. Which is it?
When President Roosevelt visit,
Georgia, in keeping with his promise
to Senator Clay, he will he presented
with two receipts and bills of sale foI
four negro slaves, by Col, George H
Jones, of Cobb county. These sale,
were made By the Presidents grand