The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-06
This Marietta Journal
MARIETTA, GA, JULY 8, 1905.
Local Items.


Judge Spencer Atkinson, of Atlanta,
was in the city Sunday.
Mr.. Walter McKenney, of Macon, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mckinney
Col. B. 7. Frey has bought the old
Tale place near Mr.. Manget's.
McC0llum's Lookout Mountain Seed
Irish Potatoes at Faw & Rogers.
WANTED-To rent, ladies' wheel.
Address P. O. box 314.
Mr.. Johnnie Atkinson, of Mobile,
Ala, is visiting his mother and sisters
here.
Miss Olivia Bacon and Miss Nina
GigniluGt left Sunday on visit to
relatives in Seneca, S. G.
Mr. Johnnie Dobbins, the furniture
man, is Offering felt mattresses cheaper
than ever. See his advertisement.
Mr. Z. NJ. Cook spent Sunday last in
Atlanta as the guest of his friend Mr..
W. G Ballard.
DR.. J. D. Reynolds has bought lot
on Trammell street and let the contract
to the j. ]. Black Lumber Co. for a
new house to be built thereon.
Mr.. J. A. Landers, of Columbus,
Miss, arrived in the city Sunday to
visit his family,
Mrs George Dewald returned from
Philadelphia Tuesday, accompanied by
her daughter, Mnrie, who has been in
school there.
Mrs. Sam D. Squires and daughter,
Miss Mary, left for Franklin, O., last
week to spend several weeks.
Miss Lula Bell and Miss Ava Welsh
left Monday to spend two weeks in
Murphy, N. G. Miss Martha Welsh
will leave Thursday for the same place.
Hon. John Bo;feuillet, of Macon
clerk Of the house of representatives,
was IN the city Sunday His daughter
is boarding at Mr. WhItIock's in this
city.
Rev. Nelson George is giving eminent
satisfaction as rector of st. James
church at this place. His sermons are
full Of thought and impressively pre-
scented.
There i good deal of spooning'
done az Kerry & Springer's lewelry
store. There are 800 spoons Oh display
in their show window, which is attract
ing attention.
Bishop Robert Strange was the guest
of Rev. Nelson George last Friday. He
was called home and was unable to
remain and preach at the Episcopal
church last Sunday as was expected.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. L. Brown, of near
Gainesville, are rejoicing over the
arrival of a fine boy at their home
Mr. Brown was in the city Friday and
was congratulated by his friends
Cherokee Lodge l. o. 0. F. No. s, in
stalled the following officers Tuesday
night: 3. G Brumby, N. G.; @. E.
Powers, V. g.; j. j. Hunt, Recording
Secretary; j. H. Groves, Financial Sec.
Rotary; ". E. Williams, Treasurer.
The heaviest down-pour of rain of
this year fell here Friday afternoon.
1t WIS regular trash mover, and
washed the streets and cleaned out
branches and made the town cleaning
that will do good
Marietta has five automobiles, owned
respectively by Messrs. T. Nj. Brumby
ST., B, g.. Brumby, Ralph Northcutt,
w. A DuPre and N. A. Morris also
three buckboards owred 10y Messrs.
Morgan Mcneil, Charley Freyer and J +.
II Barnes.
Perhaps, outside of Atlanta, Acworth
is the only town in Georgia that has a
lady rural mail carrier. Mrs. w. II.
Tanner is her husbands Sub" and
has been carrying the mail on route ID
this week and seems to be as much at
home delivering the mail as any of the
Enthusiastically Post
The Marietta man who is so pushed
with business that ne never has time
to do what he wants to do, will wake
up some where one of these mornings
and find that he had time to die, and
that he is going to be dead mighty
: loLg time. Have you ever stopped to
think about that? Then get that malice
out Of your heart