The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-06-22
Th6 Marietta Journal
MARIETTA, GA. JUNE %, 1905.
Local Items.


factory will be let soon.
Senator Clay delivered q speech at
the San ersville Chautauqua last week.
Mr.. Z. P Dobbs has returned from
New York.
Col, ]. z. Foster went to Blue Ridge
Friday On legal business.
Uantaloupes and watermelons are in
the Marietta market and Sambo is
happy.
My. J. II. Carmichael has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Gilmore, Cobb
county, TO succeed l.. J. Manner.
The Add Georgia Confederate regi-
ment will have a reunion in Atlanta
July 22d.
Mrs, Il. K. Pendleton, of Atlanta,
was tho guest of Mr.. e. l.. Faw's family
last Friday.
There ought to be vast quantity OF
hay saved this year. The grass crop
was never larger in this section.
Prof. Guy Moore is home from the
Institute of Stone Mountain, where he
has been teaching.
The crowd of young people who
camped at Sullivan's Island returned
Friday fully persuaded that the pleas
ures they had anticipated came up to
the scratch "
When young married people go to
housekeeping every thing is pleasure
and delight until cooking on a hot
day makes perspiration flow.
Col. +. N. Holland, owing to his ina.
bility to climb the stairway in Masonic
Building, will remove his office to the
court house in the clerks office.
Spring chickens are on the market as
big az your fist, and it takes all your
pocket change to buy one. There is
more money IN chickens than.in cotton.
Raise chickens.
The Atlanta papers records the fact
that Henry B. Smith died as the result
OF drinking glass of ice water. But
those who die in Atlanta as q result of
drinking whisky is not recorded.
Misses Louise and Mary Lizzie Ander-
son attended the crystal marriage an
niyersary Of Mr.. aud Mrs. s. G. Dobbs
in Atlanta last Tuesday night week,
and assisted in receiving
DIED-Jimmie, the one-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Murdoch. died
in Atlanta Wednesday night, and his
remains we're brought to Cobb county
for burial.
Supt. w. T. Dumas will attend the
Georgia Educational Association to
meet in Athens June 20, 81 and %, and
win read a paper on the subject. "The
HighS,aoOl as the Peoples College,"
When he went to buy an auto mobile
he said: "1want pair of mules, also :"
What FOR, haven't you the automobile
to ride about IMP" ''Yes, but want
the mules to pull my machine back to
town when it breaks down." There
you are.
Mrs. D. T. Ward and four daughters.
OF FYsnklinton, N. c., left for home last
Wednesday after a months visitIto her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Tenuent. The
little girls are bright and pretty chill
dren AID attracted much attention.
The expenses of living in town in
crease with the years. There is con-
stantly something developing to levy a
contribution on your purse. Your SAL
airy may not increase but your ex-
penses will The farm life in Cobb
county is more desirable than business
life in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Henderson
Couch have issued cards announcing
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mai Belle, to Mr.. George
Emmett Nolan, on the evening of
Wednesday, the 26th of June, at 8
o'clock, at the Baptist church, Senoia
Ga.
Mr.. Tom Hicks swung to the reins
and pulled on that horses mouth
Wednesday afternoon as he went across
to the court house. Constable Morris
got in front Of him and tried to stop
him, but the horse was determined to
run up against something bigger than
Bill Morris, and against the court house
wall he went. That stopped him.