The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-16
Local Items.

In some States at the North they are
making bank cashiers of women. 1t il
said that there are now no less than Is
female bank coshiers in Iowa.-Albany
Herald.
Well, no doubt these women prove
not only efficient, but honest and trust
worthy. Their lives are generally one
of rectitude and simplicity, free from
dissipation and gambling. There will
be very few embezzlers among these
women cashiers.
At q meeting of Marietta Fire Co.,
No. /, the following members we're
W. R. Power, President; w. E. Schill.
ing, Secretary; E. G. Manning, Finan-
clal Secretary; G. E. Power, Treasur-
err; II. E. Kerley, Foreman; Hugh v
Manning, First Director; &, T. North
cutt, Second Director; A. E. Thornton
Hose Director; F. E. A. Schilling, En-
ginner; A. K. White and Robert S.
Hicks, Assistant Engineers; H. W.
Beshsrs and Garland Phillips, Axemen
&. q. Green and Frank Hardeman,
Pipemen.
At q meeting of Camp 763, U. 9. VS.
9TH inst, the following committees
were appointed: J. Gid Morris, W. J.
Manning, / W Fowler, John Tate and
Mark L Green, as relief committee to
solicit funds to assist some members of
the camp who are sick and unable to
help themselves. Also committee as
follows: W ] Manning, A Booth and
J W Reed to solicit assistance in help
ing the Ladies Memorial Association to
erect Cobb county monument to per-
petuate the memory :of the Confeder-
ate soldiers. Any donations handed to
either Of these committees, or any
member OF them, will be most CRATE
fully remembered by all old veterans.
Ma. Ed. F. Hull has resigned his po-
sition with the L, and n. r. Company
as agent for them at this point anc at
Elizabeth, and has bought out Mr.. G..
2. Stephens, and will on November 20.
start up first class meat market.
keeping on hand all kinds of fresh and
cured meats. Ed has been in the rail
road business tor eleven years and dur
ing this time has lost only eleven days
He is leaving the railroad business on
his own accord, and is declining several
tlGttering offers IN order TO make his
home in Marietta. He is rated Jas one
of the shrewdest and most competent
railroad men of this section, and as 8
telegraph operator enjoys the distinc.
tion Of being one among the few tele.
graph operators who can send q mes
sage with either his left or right hand
and at the same time write it on a tyne
writer with his opposite hand. He al
&c. can sit down at ar instrument, anC
upon another instrument transmit wha
is going over the opposite instrument
following the repeating instrumen
without writing the passing mes
sage down, simply listening toI ont
instrument and sending on another,
very difficult proposition even with oil
experienced telegraphers. Mr.. Hull j
also an experienced violinist and play
regularly at the first Baptist church
We trust he may meet with a success
that will authorize his remaining wit
as permanently.
LAND FoR SALE-23 acres, four mile
from Marietta, on the public road
half in woods and balance cleared
GOOD branch runs through the place
no improvements. Beautiful locatio
to build and make desirable little farm
The right party can get it $3.50 cash an
4 fifty dollar notes, payable one eac
year This is bargain for some one
JOHN P. CHENEY, Atty,
Marietta, CT
L & NJ Paint costs only 81 20 a gallor
Seven gallons paints moderate si2
house Sold by W A Sans q Comnen