The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

JOURNAL Doll A51opAOHS, mo. 10.
The marble industry seems to hold
its own, with steady profits.
Mr.. Ewing Brown is in the city, just
from the Indian Territory.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gartrell,
Sunday night, a fine girl.
Miss Matte Lou Barrett is now at
the Racket Store.
For SALE-Two horses. Apply to
S. K. Dick. Church street, Marietta.
Miss Minnie Dewald has returned to
school in Philadelphia.
Seed rye, seed wheat, seed oats. An
derson Bros. Go.
Sarah, the daughter of Mr.. Tom
Florence, has returned to school, at
Cave Springs.
WAETED-Two rooms in Vnice family
for MISUNDERSTANDING. Apply at Jour
nal Office.
Miss Maud Foster has returned to
Brennan College, at Gainesville, to COM
plete her musical education.
Old newspapers at Journal office, ten
cents per hundred.
Mr.. Doc Williams has gone to Ashe.
vile, N. O., to engage in the insurance
business.
richardson's creamery butter fresh
Tuesdays and Fridays, at Anderson
Bros. Co.
Messrs. Boatner & Ferris have located
their shop on the Anderson property,
beyond Blacks shop.
WANTED-A good canvasser for Wi
mona Mills Hosiery and Direct Supply
Co. Underwear. Apply to 514 Church
street.
Go and register at once if you want
to vote in the city election next Deem
Der.
Now, as you sell your cotton, drop
into the Journal office and pay your
subscription.
LARGI empty boxes for sale at 1Octs
each up to October 18th
Marietta Knitting Company.
Prof. Walter Ballard, of atlanta,
took in the Sam Jones meeting here
Sunday He was the guest of Mr.. E.
NJ. Cock.
Richardson's creamery butter fresh
Tuesdays and Fridays, at Anderson
Bros. Co.
The Marietta parents are sending the
Journal to their children off at school
in distant towns. Several go forward
this week
The Racket Store sells the celebrated
Zeigler ros Shoes.
Mr.. A. j. Simpson and wife. of ITALIA
pcosa, visited relatives here the past
few days.
Mr.. j. P. Legg left last week for
market to by fall and winter stock
of goods FOR Legg Bros. popular store
and returned this week.
"0ld Reliable Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Enameled Breaches and Stick Pins.
E M. Cock & Co.
Mrs. A. Y. Soule and daughter, who
have been spending the summer with
her mother in Norfolk, New York, have
returned to the city.
A gentlemen here who gave one year
ago 81 800 for a house and lot, has re
Gently been offered $500 for IL A fine
enhancement.
M. Henry G. White. chief of police
of Gadsden, Ala is visiting his BROTH
er. Mr. John D. White, andother rel
atives here.
Kennessw Chapter. q. D. c., will
have a mystery sale at G. M. Crosby &
Co.'S store on Tuesday, September %.
Everybody cordis !ly invited.
When you buy a Piano you want to
get one TO last g life time and never
give you ary trouble. This you will
find at tha Freyer Music Rooms, where
you can select new Pianos from 1925 TO
$3.50 ,nd save $50 to 500 in the pur-
chase, besides having Frever's rvarran-
tee, making you absolutely safe.
Wurm's Orchestra, of Atlanta, will
play ut the opening of McClure's store
Friday afternoon, from to 5 and z to
9. You are invited
Mr. Charlie E Northcutt is now with
H. A. Ward & Bro, and will appre-
ciate the patronage of friends and the
public generally, and will give prompt
and courteous attention to all orders
Promptness and efficiency are the
main features of the Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry, Harry Haynes
manager. Telephone 254
Those three excellent pianos in use
at the Sam Jones tabernacle this week
we're very generously furnished by Z
NJ. Cook & Co., jewellers and piano