The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically PenciIed
for Journal Readers.

AcWorth received her first bale Of
new cotton the 3Oth ult.
Mr.. W. P. Wills, of Atlanta, spent
Friday night here.
Bloater Ma ckerel at Faw & Rogers.
Miss Ruth Towers has returned tc
Rome.
Marietta goes forward and keeps
moving.
McCrary's Studio seems to be the
most popular place in town.
Mr.. CAN'T hopes to close out his stock
4 this week.
A heavy rain storm visited US Friday
evening, and the lightning was vivid.
McCrary makes photographs. That's
ALL
Mr., J. H. Handy is again with j. w
Legg & Go.
Prof. Bernard Awtrey has closed his
scool at Lost Mountain.
Mr.. Glenn Marchman is now travel
ing for the McNeel Marble Company.
Mr.. Fl. A. Barnes has returned from
Northern markets.
Go to Faw & Rogers for high grade
cOfees and teas.
Mr., G. F. Fanger, of Fernandina, Fla.
is guest at Mrs. E. B. Ruede's,
Mrs. Armstrong and child, of ALA
tOons, were the guests of Mrs. Henry
Ward, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Page and family are in the
city, having left Pensacola, Fla, owing
to the appearance of yellow fever there.
Miss Sanford, daughter of the ex-
Governor of Alabama, was the guest of
Miss Maud Foster the past week,
Mrs. j. q. Foster and daughter, Miss
Maud, visited at Lost Mountain the
past week.
Old newspapers at Journal Office, ten
cents per hundred.
Phone 43 to get your clothes cleaned
and pressed Crescent Pressing Club,
Cleveland Green, Manager.
Mrs. ]. q. Kuhlman and son, Her
bert, are on visit to relatives and
friends at Indianapolis, Ind.
That suggestion about engine and
saving wood for our people seems to
meet popular approval. Let it be done.
\ number of those who bought lots
in the Sessions addition will build at
once.
Just received lot of Blankes' can
dies at Faw & Rogers.
The Marietta Paper Mill will move
their Office to another lot and build
finishing room and office in the space
in front.
There are number of secret orders in
Marietta and others are being organic
ed.
If you are looking for any one you
can lind them at McCrary's.
Lightning put the trolley cars out of
business for several hours Friday night.
1t struck pole, thus disabling the
service.
Nathan's Home Made Bread, the best
in town, sold only by Faw & Rogers.
Miss Julia Montgomery, of Jackson.
vile, Ala, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Haynes at Locust Lodge.
The First National Bank of Marietta
makes very fineI showing this week.
See advertisement on front page and
also quarterly statement.
Call The Crescent Pressing Club.
Phone 49,
Old Reliable" Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry, telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Photographs Photos Photographs !
No. 100 Cherokee street.
The publication of obituary notices,
ulDutes Of respect and cards of thanks
are charged for.
Ticking 10 and y cents cotton ought
10 De worth to the farmers more than
w CdllOIldlc wiz w dhOS w
be Governor two years from now.
Don't you think you ought to adver-
Use in your home paper and keep your
business abreast of the times? 1t is
advertising that does the work.
Mrs. j. S. Warren and Miss Katie
brewer have returned from Nashville,
"here Mrs. Warren bought fall and
winter millinery.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter,
Miss Brownie, of Buford, Ga and Mr..
W. NJ. Smith, of Atlanta, were guests
inc past week of Miss Lula Bell,
Repair work at H. E. Kerley's jew
cry store by first class, up-to-date
~9fkmen. Leave your work and it
MI MI De promptly repaired st a reason
Inc two new store houses, now being
puilt by Judge Gober on Atlanta street
Will be two stOrios with glass front and