The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-28
The Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, SEPT. %, 1905.
Local News.


Mr.. w. j. Manning is quite sick, we
regret to learn.
Mrs. ]. E. Garrison, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting Mrs. A. H. Shepard.
DR.. G. NJ. Law will arrive at home
Wednesday.
Bulk Olives, at Faw & Rogers.
Mrs. George Nolan left Monday on
visit to her parents, in Senoia.
The Great Barlow Minstrels at the
Peoples Theater next Monday night.
Have you seen the display of fresh
comb honey at Faw & Rogers?
We learn that two new grocery stores
are to be opened in Marietta.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Leake a
fine girl,
Mr.. Charles w, Foster and bride ar
rived in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Msrcellus Rambo left Thursday
for Boston archaeological School.
WANTED Two or three rooms. first
floor. Address B., care Marietta Jour-
nal.
DR.. Rambo visited his daughter. Miss
Regina, at Wesleyan Female College
this week
Mrs. Rosenthall and two sons of New
Orleans are visiting Mrs Mitchell at
present.
Fresh seeded raisins, at Faw & Rogers.
The wife of Mr.. John Warren, we are
informed, living near the paper M i'll,
still continues i'll.
FoR RENT-Two rooms on Atlanta
street; furnished or unfurnished. Call
at Journal office.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Home Mission Society of the Methodist
Church will be held Thursday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. in the church parlor.
Fresh Kalamazoo celery, at Faw &
Rogers.
We had very pleasant call last Mon
day from Mr.. E. B. Smith, of Marietta.
Monticello News.
Miss Lena Postell, accompanied nv
several friends went to sanitarium
in Atlanta last Saturday to remain
awhile.
Judge Gober is holding court in Pick
ems county this week. Courts follow
for the next three weeks after in Gill
mer, FFnnin and Cherokee.
Fresh Eveporated peaches also prunes
and new crop English walnuts, at Fsw
d Rogers.
At the tabernacle Sunday morning,
Rev Sam Jones presented the needs of
widow and $75 90 was quickly raised
to the relief of her necessities.
Miss Julia Atkinson, from Marietta
is the attractive guest at the home of
Capt j. j. O'NeilI on Second Avenue
for few days Rome Herald.
"Hooligsps Troubles" one of the
best shows on the road, will be seen at
Peoples Fheater next Tuesday night.
October 3rd.
Nathan's Iead-homp- made. whole.
wheat, rye, etc fresh every day at
Faw & Ragn~s'
Miss Iveene Dalman. of Atlanta. is
again with Mrs. J S Warren. She has
many friends here who will welcome
her return.
We want good wide-awske CORES
'pondent at every post office in the
county, and will furnish you the sta
tionery and send you the Journal free.
Give us the news of your section.
The Marietta Rifles entertained
large number of their friends at the
Armory last Monday night After an
exhibition drill by the company re-
freshments we're served
Mrs. George Granting, Mrs. Carlos
W. Rodgers and little daughter, Lois,
of Savannah, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Marietta the guests of Mrs. Ju-
liza j. Green.
Mr.. J. T. Smith, who lives near town
shot at "a burglar the other night who
was trying to break into his smoke
house. The fellow ran off five shots
being sent after his fleeing form,
Editors Journal-As "a citizen" 8, ks
Ior an additional verse to his poem on
Marietta, published last week, allow
me to add this:
Mary had little lamb.
u never shall forget her
put Mary, one day hungry was,
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