The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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machine shop in Atlanta.
The ten cent price brought the cotton
to market
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Massey are home
after visit to Dublin.
Mr.. Fred Schilling, Jr., is at home
afflicted with rheumatism.
Miss Anna Dobbs is on visit to rel.
atives at Hogansville, Ga.
Fruit Jars all sizes at Dobbs Hard.
ware Co,
Send your clothes to the Crescent
"a Pressing Club. Phone 43.
Il Mrs. Mamie DeShazo was the guest
Of Mrs. E. J. Crenshaw last week.
Extra Fruit Jar Rubbers at Dobbs
Hardware Co.
Just received a large assortment OF
Summer Neckwear T W. Read.
Mr.. W F Masters, of Aurora, was
guest of Mr. D. T Baker last week.
The Marietta Rifles will leave for St.
Simons next Saturday.
Mr.. z. NJ. Banks, of Winston, Doug
las county, executor of John Jackson's
estate, was in the city last week.
Mr.. Maurice Hirsch and family now
occupy Mr.. H. Meinert's new cottage
on Church street.
Mr.. Lewis Turner's new house is now
nearly completed and he hopes to move
into it very soon.
Portland cement, any quantity.
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Inspect our line of Straw Hats and
Panamas. T. W. Read.
That suit of clothes would look bet
ter for trip to the Star Pressing Club,
Phone 254' Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Mr.. B. g. Brumby, agent, has sold a
new automobile to Mr.. J. H. Barnes,
which has arrived. It's beauty.
Mr.. Morgan McNeel has sold his
blackboard" and bought new auto
mobile, which has arrived.
Call at Turner's old livery stable and
buy cheap horses, vehicles and harness,
Stable for rent. Henry Meinert.
Best line $1,OO Shirts in the city.
7. W. READ.
Solid Silverware, latest designs, at
Kerley & Springer's.
We regret to learn that Mr.. andIMrs,
Sam W. Jones' daughter Annie, has
fever, We trust for her speedy recov-
cry.
only Mason's Jars are sold by Dobbs
Hardware Co.
MIR Lacy Gilbert, OF Smyrna, a stu
dent at Mercer, opened a school at
Bethel on last Monday and will teach
during the Summer months.
A full line of Sterling Silverware
made by the international Silver Co. i,
the largest manufacturers in the world,
at herley & Springer's.
Fruit Jar Tops are sold separate at
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Miss Irene Rutherford left last week
Tor Middleton and Atlanta to spend a
two weeks vacation. She is a clerk in
Mrs, Warren's millinery store.
The crops are looking we'll in this
county and our farmers find that the
rains will make the grass grow, in
crease their labor, and make laying
by late.
Mr.. }. N. CAN'T hopes to close out his
stock by Sept 1st. You will find him
there selling goods until that day, Nc
Ilure OF Atlanta, has reAted the store
and will occupy it in September.
We make speciality of Watches all
grades. See our line and get prices
before buying. Kerley & Springer.
Ask your neighbor who uses Ballard 9
ooelisk Flour, sold by Dyson Bros if
u isn't the best on the market for the
money,
Nj D. D. Dunn's son Ralph, Is years
OF age, has been sick with typhoid fever
10Y two weeks or more. He is quite
SICK The best attention is given him.
Mr.. Harry Haynes and family now
occupy Mr.. Massey's cottage on Wash
hgton Avenue, recently vacated by Mr..
strong, who has returned north.
Resi- BREAD delivered daily by
wagon. Phone 3I4.
Marietta Bakery,
W. D. Anderson, Proprietor.
Call and get pair of Dorothy Dodd
W" cut shoes, the best in the city. G,
W. DuPre.
Mrs, A. A. DeLacy and daughters,
'I''ses Julia and Arwyn, of South Jack
s9nyille, Fla, will arrive this week to
spend the summer at Locust Lodge.
Mr.. j. W. Legg left Saturday for
s'aughtersville, Ky. He will return
saturday accompanied by his wife, who
mas been visiting her mother there.
MESSENGER SERvIoE-Call Phone 319
VII deliver messages, packages, grips
&c, inside city limits for ten cents