The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-03
The Marietta journal
Local Items.

As the result of revival at Sandy
Plains, Rev. j. J Grow baptised 33
converts last Sunday.
A number of people from Louisiana
and Mississippi are in Marietta fleeing
from the yellow fever in New Orleans.
Lookout Mountain Seed Irish Pota-
toes for sale by Anderson Bros. Co.
Mr.. r. A. Hicks has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, to try the healing waters
there.
Mr.. Geo. G.. Hatcher and wife, of
Macon, spent Sunday here at Mr.
Hatcher's on Whitloc avenue.
For tablets, pens, pencils and all
kinds Of school and office supplies.
Try Marietta Book Store. Will guar
antee to please you.
Mrs. E. j. Brown has moved from
Atlanta to Smyrna, and will come back
to Marietta this fall.
Rev. V. +. Manget preached a fine
sermon at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning.
Among those here Sunday from At
lanta were Mr.. Bella Campbell, Mr..
Frank Myers and Mr.. Charlie Metcalfe,
Lookout Mountain Seed Irish Pota-
toes for sale by Anderson Bros. Co
The trolley cars ran nearlysevery 80
minutes last Sunday and brought large
crowds from Atlanta to our city. Prob
ably II, 900 was taken in fares. The
cars have been averaging about 5000
per day during the week
A new, full and up to date stock of
ledgers, journals, records, cash books.
etc. just received, at Marietta Book
Store.
The music at the Methodist church
Sunday morning was greatly enhanced
by Mr. W, D. Anderson, of Macon, who
sang duet with Mrs. Grist. He has
very fine voice.
Amorilas Water, delightfully."- fra
grant perfume, possessing an odor en-
tlrely It's own. }. w. Legg & Co.
1t takes two conductors to trolly
car 10 handle the passengers every
passenger is given receipt torn from
ticket stub, all showing the fares coll
lected, which makes it slow work. One
hundred or more passengers between
MpFln4FQ
one trip, makes it lively work for the
conductor.
Saturday afternoon at his orchard on
Roswell road, Mr.. w. j. Frey, at his
packing shed, gave his packers and
pickers barbecue, some forty-five in
number, as they had finished their
work. There was variety of good
edibles served, and the occasion proved
highly enjoyable to these people, This
was very nice in Sheriff Frey to remem-
Der these workers in this way
AT Whitlock House-Mrs. e. j. Bor-
ders, Misses Minnie and Sallie Borders.
Mr.. Eaton J. Borders, Jr., Masters
Rosey and Sam Borders. the family of
Congressman, e. ]. Borders, Bay Sts
Louis. Miss. Mrs. J, H. Neville, Mr.. j.
d. Neville, Jr., Mr., VIM Neville, the
family OF Judge j. Il. Neville, Gulfport.
Miss; Mrs. V. A. Griffith, Miss Mar
garet Griffith, Gulfport, Miss.
just received, Is varieties latest.
neatest and cheapest box writing paner
and envelopes ever shown in Marietta
Marietta Book Store.
A young man visited young lady
near the corporate limits of the city
the other evening and thief was heard
among the chickens, The young man
left the parlor, went out and tackled
the thief and killed him, but not before
the thief had killed a fine CHECKER. At
the inquest the identity of the thief
was disclosed as that of Col. o Postum.
who had been in that neighborhood
some time. No "Fowler" transaction
has happened here.
Judging from preparations making.
Marietta is going to be a mighty good
place for our farmer friends to bring
their cotton and buy their goods this
fall. With three warehouses bidding
Tor the storage of cotton and several
buyers after the staple our farmers
ought not to have any trouble in get
ting the very highest prices for their
cotton The lively competition among
our merchants insures low prices in
every avenue of trade.