The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-21
The Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, SEPT. 81, 1905.
Local News.

IlKe feaK IN COtoraQo.
Misses Annie Waddell and Virginia
Crosby left for Agnes Scott Tuesday.
Miss Irene Barnes has returned from
Gainesville, Ga.
Mr.. Dick Wing is now clerking at
Anderson Bros. 20. IS store.
Miss Burge opened school at Buffers
last Monday morning.
Miss Lydia McCleskey, of Blackwell
is visiting Mrs w. A Bishop this week
Miss Ruby Bishop, who has been sick
with Typhoid fever for the past three
weeks is slowly improving.
Prof. D. A. Seweh is now teacher in
the Roswell public school. He was
here Sunday.
WANTED-Green hides. d. B. Parks
When you read the letter of Col. w.
r. Power in this issue about Lynch and
his postal card then you will have a
different view of the matter.
Mr.. j. +. Broadwell, of Milton county
will gather twelve bales of cotton from
four acres, says the AlphAretta Free
Press. That land is as good as Cobt
county land, and excels Texas land.
Roswell Methodist church has Just
had successful revival with forty
conversions. Pastor Davis and Evan.
gelist Z. NJ. Stanton did the preaching
Mr. Riehard r Simmonds and wife
are low in Cincinnati. Mr.. Simmond,
is now in the hospital there for treat
lnent. He is not much better, if any
Mr. Msrcellus Rambo will: leave fol
Boston, Mass, where he will take twc
years course in the Boston Techuol ogi.
cal school,
The new calaboose is nearly COM
pleted The brick work has been fin
isheO The steel cages have been put
in ard soon law-breakers will be repos-
ing behind its shelterng protection.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Legg returned
Friday evening from Slaughtersville,
and Louisville, Ky, where they have
been, during the illness and death of
Mrs. acob p. Goodson. mother of Mrs.
Legg.
The Mission Study Class of the Metho-
dist church will meet in the ladies
parlor thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Subject, "Womsn's Work for Woman
Japan. All ladies cordially welcomed
The Athens Banner thinks the people
OF the state are already tired of the
gubernatorial campaign that has been
thrust upon them year ahead of its
time.
Drink i've quarts of sweet milk Der
day, and eat no other food and in few
months you will take on surprising
amount of flesh and your complexion
will be SmoothNand rosy. Itueyer fails
t" produce this result il followed out
closely
Mr.. Warren E. Crockett was here
this week from Marietta. MIR Crock
EFT is an applicant to succeed II. A.
Rucker, Collector, and as he was II
member OF President Roosevelt's COM
pany Of Rough Riders" it is probable
he will get the collector plum or some
thing Deterioration Advance.
Tive 'soiled doves" were arrested
Thursday night of last week after the
ten O'Clock hour, for associating with
"off colors." Twenty dollars was put I'D
to keep from being locked up. and they
went back to Atlanta, but failed to ar.
pear for rial Friday night.
Mr.. Carl Barrett, 20 years Old, of Ma
rietta, train hand for the louisville
and Nashville railroad, was hit nv
an engine in Atlanta at Powell street
crossing, and his right foot crushed on
last Saturday. Both legs were injured
He was carried to the Grady hospital
He is a son of Mr.. G. N. Barrett. of Ma
rietta
The commissioner of internal rpve-
nue. has rendered a decision that will
seriously affect number of patent
medicines composed largely of distilled
liquors. He has reversed the ruling of
ms department, made many years ago.
ana now decides that manufacturers of
these medicines must take out a license
as rectitlers and liquor dealers and that
druggists and others handling them
wiz nave TO pay the usual retail LIQUOR
dealers license.