The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-26
The Marietta Journal
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Col. I. M.lHaire, of. McGhee, Tenn.
gave US pleasant call Tuesday.
Dill Pickles at Faw & Rogers.
Rev. II. B. Price, returned mission
airy from Japan, will lecture at the
Presbyterian Church Thursday evening
7,30 this week.
Maple Flakes at Faw & Rogers.
Fresh Cocoanuts are now in at
II. A. Ward & Bro
Married-At Lexington. Ky, Miss
Anna Avery, formerly of Marietta, was
married to Mr. G. L, Herndon, of
louisville, KY, on Tuesday,
Mango pickles at Faw & Rogers.
New Evaporated Apricots at
ii. A. Ward & Bro.
One OF our most conservative citizens
says that ne honestly believes that
within five years Marietta will have
ten thousand people. This increase
would most assuredly materialize if
only three or fourmore manufacturing
plants we're put in operation.
Tobasco Sauce at Faw & Rogers.
You will find it at H. A. Ward & Bro,
Mr.. Donegan Towers, graduate of
the School of Technology of Georgia,
and who has been holding responsible
position with cotton factory at Lin
dale, Ga has accepted the superin-
tendency of large cotton mill at
Knoxville, Tenn.
Nice chickens, eggs and butter at
FL. A. Ward 4 Bro.
Boneless Goldfish at Faw 4 Rogers.
Ii Hoke Smith should be nominated
and elected and he should susrend
Little Joe Brown" as railroad COM
missioner, because he didt run the
Office according to Smiths dictation,
then just as we'll abolish the Office OF
commissioner and give the governor
power to act in the duties of the COM
missioner.
Pickle Peaches IS cents Ler quart at
Faw q Rogers.
Marietta, her good qualities and her
bad ones were under discussion, con.
tlouted to by loquacious group of
takers. One man said, "Well, no mat
ter when Marietta goes wrong or how,
you will never hear me telling about
1T Yes, F" said bystander, "you are
something like Annie Laurie's Teller
was about her. He sang for Bonnie
Annie Laurie I'd lay me down and die, ,
and you sing for my town of Marietta
stand up straight and lie"
Troubled what to cook? Consult "The
new Annie Dennis Cook Book" Menus
lar all seasons and occasions. Sold only
by Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. f. l.. Robertson, Express agent
surprised the U D. c. by presenting
them with large window hangers ad-
vertising their Flower Show to be held
in this city at the Armory, Nov. |. ,
and 3. They are artistically and ex-
quisitcly gilded aid painted in letters
bright and beautiful, each different, IL
Illustrated with flowers, flags, cataracts
and maidens, each with notices and
sentiments that will attract attention.
They are the works of skilled artist
requiring good deal OF painstaking
work and thought. All honor to Mr..
Robertson for hisliberality.
Faw & Rogers carry the most com.
plete line of fancy cakes and crackers in
town.
Pickpockets got in the work in Allan.
Ia. Among those from Cobb county who
were robbed were Jack Leavell. 500
j. E. Maddox, SIS; n. f. Williams So,
Mrs. Julia Stubinger, watch. ]. T
Echols, $25; Rev Maddox, several dol
lars, DIR. Will HUMPHREYS, and Mr.
Williams, of Acworth. were robbed or
the train. Just as Mr.. Geo. ID. Ander
son went to get on an electric car he fell
hand in his pocket, but the thief. :
young white man, was forced to turr
ms pocket book loose and made his es
cape.