The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-04-06
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

1orpvEu's Bell Telephone, No. Is.
We think the peaches" are safe, at
last those in pink dresses.
Ladies skirts So to S. at Ward Bros.
Marietta is keeping up her pace and
no future looks bright and promising.
w.vrED-Cow fresh in milk.
Chesmont Dairy.
The trolley line reached Butler Mar
hlo Works last Saturday.
cnr,roer underwear at Ward Bros.
Mrs Cliff King and little daughter
have left for their home in Dublin, Ga.
p,sruRE,-I have fine pasture for
,ont IN Page place. j. R. Brown.
Mr., 5. A. Butler has bought the
Barnes cottage on Dixie Avenue.
p Mrs. A. Howell is on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Charlton, in Savannah.
Nr.W. E. Crockett lett Tuesday for
San Antonio, Texas, to attend the re-
nniop of the Rough Riders Regiment.
President Roosevelt will be present.
Apr1 came and the fools didn't fool
.wav much time hunting April fools.
Fool who?
Ladies' undervests at Ward Bros.
Cantain Henry Jennings has been
olocted Chief of Police of Atlanta, and
Chief Ball defeated.
Try Ward Bros mecca and java coffee.
A large bear had two Italians on ex-
bibitioa here on last Wednesday. One
of them performed on bugle.
Dorothy Dodd low cut shoes have ar
rived. u. w. DuPre.
The governor and comptroller have
fixed the day for giving in state and
county taxes March 31st.
Mrs. J. B. Smith ard daughter, Miss
Grace, are spending week with her
sister, Mrs. A. G.. Rhodes, in Atlanta
1 Tan slippers for babies at Ward Bros.
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey, Sr., of Atlanta,
and Mr. Marvin McOlatchey, of Car
tersville, were here the past week,
Solicitor B. F. Simpson visited DIR.
Crawford last week to have his left eye
treated
A new line of lamps at Ward Eros.
A reformer cannot reform anyone
until he reforms himself. Hot air
doesn't amount to anything.
The oest and cheapest shoe shop in
town. q n. Price, 2O7 Cherokee st.
Judge Gober is holding special term
of the Forsyth superior court this
week
A burglar tried to enter Mrs. J. G.
Hughes house Monday night but was
frightened off.
FoR RENT-House of nine rooms on
Lawrence street. J. s. Warren.
Mrs }, q. Hughes, we regret to learn,
lscontined to her home with rheuma-
tiSm.
All kinds of stock food at Ward Bros.
Mr. h, R. Simmonds' left for Biz
mlngham, Ala, last week. His wife
anu son will leave this week to join him.
something new IN wooden dress goods
at Ward Bros. o
MI 4. q. Parks family moved back
10 Atlanta this week. Mr.. Parks will
remain at GloVer's machine works.
sunday was an ideal day, bright and
beautiful, and pedestrians we're out
taxing strolls and enjoying it. Church
attendance was large.
10 have all your wants supplied. call
IN Ward Bros.
~J AACCOlIlR Ut N0W IEONl-
Ueace on the fifth Monday in April.
pflng the old books and we'll filled bas-
kets. - ~ O'
I'LL, nlLLlNERY.-Mrs. Lou Triple has
n neeneu a new millinery store at Ken
a ast "a, where you can get the new
r 81; ana best in that line at a reasonable
price, Call and see her stock.
vi, and Mrs. r. H. Dykers, of Way
n's'llIe' N G., visited his sister, Miss
OSSers, here last week.
Bros. s0' '"e ooys suits at ward
soo IFSn ,Seeds-We have quite large
sOo H OIL Landreth's Garden Seeds in
m r,Usk Call on us for prices. They
oe sold. &. NJ. Crosby & Co.
Bt novseFything that's good to eat at Ward
il, w. IT, D F. McClatchey, Jr., and FAM
A.. 'e'' Tor Tallahassee Fla, last Mon
~! where they will be for several
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