The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-04

Nesiiia hamoo, Julia Schilling, Clyde
Lovinggood, Annie Waddeu. Nina
0ignllliat, Ollie Mae Morgan, Marie
Massey, Clyde Malone, Carrie Frey.
Marguerite Rowland, Allene Fields,
Ella Edwards. Ora Chandler, Clara
Nell and Irma Neal; Messrs. Henry
Cohen, Harry Dumas, Norman Pratt
Stanley Welsh, Clarence Moore, Albert
Thornton. Clarence Billiard, Leslie
Blair and Mayes Frey. Miss Anna
Waddell gets first honor, Miss Julia
Schllllng, second; Miss Irma Neal,
third, and Miss Clara Edwards, fourth,
NoTIoE.-On Friday afternoon Nav
9TH, from 2 to o'clock, Mr.. w. A.
Sans has rendered the use of his Ice
Cream Parlor and Soda Fountain to the
ladies of Baptist Church. They will be
glad to see their friends during those
hours.
For SALE.-4l acres rich land on the
Canton road, 2 miles from Court house,
with $500 Elberta peach trees 5 years
Old, which will bear a full crop this
season. E. w. WrNG
40O Lawrence street, Marietta.
Ii you tish this spring you had better
flsh for Fish Bros. wagon, the best pro j.
position we can offer you.
North Georgia Supply Co.
1t is best to have your winter suit
and overcoat properly cleaned and
pressed, before packing away for the
summer. Star Pressing Club will do
1T for you. Harry Haynes, agent. Tele-
phone 254.
Hon. N. NJ Calder was the editor and
proprietor of the first newspaper ever
published in Marietta, and that was
August 18th, l843. His daughter, Mrs.
Wilkes Griggs, of this county, was in
the Journal office Wednesday and gave
US this information. She has copy of
The first edition which she has left in
this office for inspection.
At special meeting of Camp 1853,
Confederate veterans on April 26th,
Col. c. D. Phillips and w. B. Clink-
sales were elected delegates to the re-
union to be held at Louisville, KY, in
June, and n. E. Williams and E. L.
Mayes, alternates.
Marietta Knitting Company have just
put in machinery and are now making,
in addition to their line of half hose, q
l5 cent boys and misses stocking (stoek
number 800 in sizes from six to ten,
which they guarantee to be equal or
superior to any stocking on the market
at the price. Ask your merchant for
this stocking.
The long procession of school child
rem in the parade on Confederate Me-
mortal Day last Wednesday was as
pretty sight as one needs to see. 1t
filled every heart with admiration and
enthusiasm. God bless the young peo-
pie.
We are selling the best five gallon
pump oil can fnade at $1.00 each.
North Georgia Supply Co..
"Floor Fix" superior yarnish finish
for floors, in natural colors, for sale by
w. A. Sans & Co.
One of the workman at the Marietta
Paper Mill last week placed his box of
tools in pile of rags. When he went
back next day to get it he picked up a
large snake that was nesting therein.
How it got there is a mystery. The
snake escaped.
Mr., T. B. Brady, who sold his farm at
Oakhurst, to Mr.. T. NJ Brumby, we
learn, will move to Atlanta in few
weeks. We regret this contemplated
move, and hope Mr., Brady will recon-
slider and come to Marietta to live.
Should you want medicine at night
phone W. A. Sans at 96, or call at 204
to serve you.
Mr.. Fitzhugh Lee, of Atlanta, takes
position as pharmacist at w. A. Sans
& Co.'S. Drug Store. He is competent
and skilled in his profession. He has a
family. We welcome them to our city l..
SEWING MACHINE Submissive 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.
Miss Nina Gignilliat entertained the
B. B. Club on last Friday night. A
| number of other guests were present
and the occasion proved a most de-
lightful one. Nice refreshments were
served.
The postoffice was closed Wednesday.
| it being holiday on account of the
| Confederate memorial exercises. This
explanation is made to answer the
many inquiries why didn't get my
Marietta journal Wednesday,"
Marietta Knitting Company have
lust put in machinery and are now
| making in addition to their line Of