The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-04-27
The Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, APRIL q, 1905.
Local News.

MRS. ork mas returned from her VS.
it to Greensboro. Mr.. and::Mrs. s. H
Hall will return the latter part of the
week.
Mrs, Isabella Rogers died in Atlanta
Monday. She was the wife of Mr.. u NJ
Rogers. The body was brought to Ma
rietta for interment.,
DIED-Mr. John Jackson, aged 81
years, died Monday night at his home
on Powder Syringe road six miles from
this city He was unmarried and leaves
some property. The remuins were in
tered at Powder Springs
Miss Lizzie Delaney and Mr.. Hurt
Fowlkes, of Atlanta, and Mr.. j. Y.
Thomson, of Birmingham, Ala, were
guests of Misses Mary Lou Delaney and
lille May Delaney last Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Snow and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, of New York City. who have
been visiting Mrs. w. F, Bennett, left
for their home last Wednesday morn
ing.
The office rooms of the Kennesaw
Hotel awe been reiaid with hard maple
flooring, by the J j. Black. Lumber
Company contract tors. The walls have
been kalsomined and, bordered and
other improvements made.
Mr.. Floyd Northcutt in jumping off
the Marietta Accommodation train at
the Powder Springs railroad crossing
on last Monday at one o'clock sprained
bis left ankle badly and is now on
crutches.
NEW HACK AND DEAY LlNE.-AGr Harry
Humphreys. manager. Calls prompt
" attended day or night Every thing
iirBt-class. Reliable and responsible
drivers. Baggage hauled promptly.
Office at Watkins repair shop, Wash
ington avenue. Phone 81.
SEWING MACHINE SUppI1Es.-We car
~ full line of needles for all ma
chimes Also oil, belts, etc. All makes
Of machines repaired by expert and
work guaranteed Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co, Cor Washington Ave and
Atlanta street. Marietta. Ga.
The fruit crop in this section seems
TO oe killed in some orchards, aud not
hurt in others. Upon the whole there
will De peaches enough to make fair
c,c1 '' they CONT drop oil the trees
later on.
guarantee TO save you 80 per cent. on
all purchases My millinery stock en-
braces the latest styles, from plain
mats to the handsomost dress hats. |
also handle the latest in dress skirts
and shirt waists.
Mrs. 3. SoHoENrHAI.
Masters James Greer Looney, II
Harry Aooney, Jr., and sister, Willie
Marie, entertained about thirty of theil
friends at an Easter Egg Hunt Monday
afternoon from 2:30 to o'clock. AT
ter the eggs were all found, game.
were enjoyed, after which nice refresh
nents were served.
MONEY TO LOAN can make loans a,
seven per cent on good real estate a
security. Loans or farming lands
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see M
at nv office in Marietta and find on
"a! h5out it. Z. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law
Died-Mrs. w. l.. Harwell, who wa
here three weeks ago and accompanied
the remains OF her mother, Mrs. White
head, to Mansfield, Ga, for interment
we regret to learn, was found dead il
.er red at home ON the 18th inst. Sh
leaves husband and children Sh
was sister of Mrs johnnie S. Dobbins
Of this place
Died-Iu this city, on last Friday
Mr. J Ransom Fey. aged 70 years. II
leaves eight grown children, six i
South Carolina and two in this county
He was brother of Mr.. Sam G. Frey
Mr.. William Frey and MIR. Dan Frey
Of this county. His remains were car
ried,to New Hope church cemetery 70
burial. Rev. w p Lovejoy ofiiciate,
at the funeral.
Mr.. c +. Dobbs, Of this place, ha
left with US some samples of gold or
taken from his mine, four miles west @
Woodstock, in Cherokee county, Gs
He has had it assayed, and it pans on
about $500 30 5000 to the ton. Iii
considered very rich mine, ard pal
ties are negotiating with him now t
purchase IT,