The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-02
Local Items.

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Miss Gertrude Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /. Anderson, after
four weeks of sickness, is convalescent.
10 Cents buys pair of Plow Lines at
Schilling's.
Mr.. Campbell Wallace is back from
three months stay in the Indian Ter
ritory,
20 Cents buys collar or sweat pad at
Schilling's.
Misses Dennis and Effie Delk, of At
lanta, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Griffin, here. last Sunday.
FoR SA1E.-Two Jersey mich cows.
Fresh in. apply to Marvin Frey,
Route No. 6, Marietta.
| Miss Nellie Covington. of Atlanta,
was guest of Mrs. ] H. Covington.
Snnday
20 Cents buys first class back band
(padded) at Schilling's.
Mr.. w. G. Delaney has resigned as
city night Waterman. and Mr.. Newt
Morris is OH duty,
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes have found
two of the strongest lines of Shoes in
America. KING QUALITY for Men and
QUEEN QUALITY for Women. Call by
and see their attractive window display.
Mrs J. E. Motley will hold recep-
ton at her home on Friday afternoon
from 8 to 7 o'clock.
Mr.. r. NJ Cleveland, of Wartrace,
Tenn; was here the first of the week,
en- route home from Florida.
Ladies. get your sweet pea seed from'l
w. "A. Sans & Co., agents for the ia
nous Burpee seed.
Mr.. Edgar Anderson, Mrs. Charles
Daniel and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Gar
wood, of Atlanta, were in the city visit
ing relatives last Sunday.
10 Genus buys the Worlds Best
can opener ut Schilling's.
Mr.. j. A. Mitchell, bookkeeper at the
Marietta Paper Mill, has rented the
McCandlish home, and will move into
it this week.
% Cents buys pair of trace chains
at Schilling's,
About two weeks ago horse in Mr.. |
George Turner's livery stable stuck
pitchfork in his leg Blood poison en-
sued, and on Monday he had to shoot /
the horse.
Don't fail to call by and take a look !
at our SHOE window, We are now
Ladies Spring Shoes and Oxfords in |
Blacks, Tans and Ecru.
Northcutt, Stone < Barnes.
Mr.. Ben Bryant and wife. of Chatta-
hoochee visited his parents, Mr.and Mrs
r. A. Bryant, here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. George H. Camp, one of Ma
rietta's oldest and most esteemed |
has been quite unwell the
past week, but we are glad to learn is
much better.
Miss Cornelia Field and Miss Beenice
two of Carterville's charming
ly beautiful young ladies, were
guests of Miss Mildred Thompson here
at Locust Lodge on Saturday and Sun
day.
We have just received car load OF |
to supply the wants of the |
people. F. +. A. Schilling.
Mr.. G. NJ. Porter ard family will |
move this week to Douglas, Coffee |
county, Ga, where he has bought a |
home and farm, and planted out large
peach orchard.
Poultry Wire Netting, of various
widths and meshes, to keep your old
Egg Planters" separated from your
young egg plants. Staples to put it up
with, but no post, at Schilling's.
Mr.. Arthur Alexander, wife and
children have moved back to Marietta
from Fairmont, Indiana. Mr.. Alex
ander is the sOn-in-law of Mr. jeff Bas-
WELL of this city.
NoTIoE! Our Spring Shoes and Ok
fords are all here. Call soon and get
first choice.
Northcutt, Stone 4 Barnes.
Mr.. Len G. Baldwin is the Southern
representative of Pettibone Bros.
Manufacturing Company, of Cincin-
natl He takes orders for all kinds OF
uniforms, lodge regalia and supplies
for secret orders. and is meeting with
gratifying success. The carriers of
Marietta have purchased their uni
forms from him. Read advertisement.
Come to the EaSt-sde to do your
trading for anything in the House
Furnishing line Having bought the
largest and best stock we have ever
had, getting every discount that spot
cash can get, we have almost no ex-
| pense at all. and, therefore. are in shape