The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09
The Marietta Journal
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MARIETTA, GA. MARCH 9, 1905.
Local News.
Phone 48. Crescent Pressing Club.


Hon. S. A. Anderson was home here
Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Mr.. C. A. Guyton. we regret to learn,
is at home sick.
Mr.. Don Towers, OF Lindale, Ga,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. NJ j. Hamilton is very sick, we
regret to learn.
Prof. Mayo CAN'T and wife. of ITALIA
pOosa, spent Saturday and Sunday here
with relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Massey visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. w. Coleman, at Canton,
Saturday and Sunday.
Crescent Pressing Club, Phone 40.
Cleveland Green, Manager.
NoTIcE-I have my corn and wheat
mill in good running order.
w. l.. Barnes.
Two Marietta negroes bought tickets
and attended the Presidents ,naugur-
atien
Crescent Pressing Club and Capital
City Laundry Agency, Phone 43.
Miss Lucy Thompson, of Kennesaw,
was recent visitor to her aunt, Mrs.
Taylor.
Mr.. H. T. Bell is building a six-room
house for Rev, j. j. Grow, on Sessions
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lowe will go to
New York to reside in a couple of
weeks. We regret their departure.
Mrs. H. A. Cobb returned to Marietta
Sunday evening, after spending a week
with her mother in Atlanta
Mrs.. P. Lesko has gone to Koscus-
kO, Miss. Miss Leila Leake is stopping
at Mr.. Whitlock's.
Capt w. K. Turner and family lett
this week for New Salem, Fla, to
spend month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clotfelter, of
Lithonia, spent Sunday here with rela-
tlves.
Mr.. Kingston and wife, of Atlanta,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Me-
Namara last Sunday.
Mr. I. E. Rogers and family, of At
lOnta, spent Sunday here with the fam
lily of Mr.. and Mrs. ] W. Stovall.
Miss Nellie Simpson, after several
months visit to relatives in RUSSELL
vile, Ark. has returned home.
Mr. J. w. Stovall, substitute carrier,
filed Mr.. McDonaId's place last week
on city route No. 2. Mr.. Mcdonald had
disabled foot.
Miss Blanche Hirsch of Atlanta spent
Sunday here with her grandmother,
Mrs. r. Hirsch, at Mrs. George De-
wald's.
The social feature of the National
Biscuit Company s display here brought
the people together. "Uneeda" meet
your neighbor occasionally
Mr.. D. A Summerour last week un-
earthed, boxed and shipped from his
nursery 1876, 900 liberia peach trees.
That was doing exceedingly well.
Mrs S. f. Mullins, who has been
visiting her mother here. has returned
10 Atlanta. She will go to Baltimore
in few weeks
Mr., Frank Wellons has moved into
she house owned by Col = Z. Foster
on Polk street, recently vacated by
Mrs. Trezevant
Mr.. Homer r. McClatchey spent Sun
day in Pennfeld Ga. There's an at.
traction there that portends great hap.
piness to Homer
Mr.. G. c. Byrd has a well euupped
shop at No. Ill Cherokee street. engine
and machinery for hand turning and
pattern making As wood workman
Charlie is hard to beat.
The arc lights were turned on Satur
day night, and our streets were once
more lighted since the sleet that did SC
much damage.
Judge r. B. Russell gives it out thai
he will De candidate for Governor Of
Georgia at the next election. The
woods seem to be full of candidates fo,
the next governorship. For instance
there is Col. Jim Smith, Hon. Clarl
Howell, Hon. j. H. Estill, Hon. Pope
Brown and Judge Russell.