The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-06-22


pent Thursday here.
Mr.. Clarence Dobbs and Mr.. Jackson
Dick are home from the State Uhiver-
sity.
Mr.. Sullivan is running two little
steamboats, on the Chattahoochec river
at Morgan Falls.
Mr.. Mcdonald Lawrence came home
from North Carolina and spent few
days with his parents here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Massey, Sr., left
Saturday on a visit to their daughter,
Mrs, Cliff King, at Dublin, Ga.
Miss Gussie Barnes, of Quitman,
teacher in the Marietta public school,
is visiting in Vsldosta, Ga.
Mr.. Will Camp lost a valuable horse
Saturday. The horse stuck a nail in
his foot, took the lockjsw and died.
Mrs. II. G. Dobbs and children are
| visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Stewart,
in Athens, Ga.
Marshall and Harold Mckenzie and
Norman Pratt and Johnnie" are
camping at Morgan Falls, Chattahoo-
chez river, this week, fishing.
LosT-A ten dollar bill on square.
Reward. Leslie Davis, 200 Powder
Springs, Street.
Mr.. Joe Grower, who has been sick
for the past two weeks. is out again and
ready to take the road for Touring
mill at Gainesville.
Mr.. Dave Bryan, who left this county
nine years ago for Granite, Okla, is
here on visit to his brother, Mr.. r. A.
Bryan, and relatives in the county.
Mr.. Simp Jackson is carrying his
right hand in sling, having hurt it in
trying to hold an unruly horse at his
home that was trying to run away.
Miss Pearl Morris, who has been at
tending college at Fountain City, Tenn,
graduated and has returned to her
home in Roswell.
Mr.. j. +. Nance, pharmacist at Cros-
Eby's drug store, is taking a two weeks
vacation, and left Saturday to visit his
parents at Rochelle, Ga.
See the advertisement of the canning
outfit in this issue, for sale. They have
been on the market for some time.
They give satisfaction. L. E. Green,
Acworth, Ga.
Mr.. E. II. Clay went to Athens Sat-
urday to get the signature Of Judge
Gober to legal paper. Judge Gober
is trustee of the State University.
He was attending meeting there.
Messrs. w. A. Gatlin & Co. have
bought the large refrigerator in Mr.. J.
N. Gantt's market, also meat blocks,
etc.
The Cobb County Teachers Institute
is being held this week by Commits
sioner Power, who has Prof. w. T.
Dumas to conduct it at the Marietta
public school building.
DR.. w. W. Wadsworth, pastor of the
Methodist church at Hartwell, secured
large tent and for the past three
weeks held religious revival, result
ing in over one hundred conversions.
Mrs. Matte Gibson, of Hiram. Ga.
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Ed F. Hull, has returnedl home
Little Horace Hull, who has been sick
for ten days, is convalescent.
DIED-On last Saturday Florence. the
two.year-old daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs
Bibb Dunn, who live near the knitting
mills. 1t is thought that the child died
of smallpox.
Miss Bessie Bloodworth entertained
a few friends very pleasantly Saturday
night in honor Of her attractive guests,
the Misses Ambrose, of Lawrenceville,
Miss Bloodworth is charming young
lady and the affair through her efforts
was made most delightful one. Nice
refreshments were served.
LAMBs-I have twenty-five of those
fine Southdown lambs bought of Mr.. T
w. Brumby, owner. of the Brady farm.
They are first class, nothing better ia
the market. Will be on sale dailv
while they last at my market.
| D. b. Parks.
Capt W. r. Montgomery and Mr.,
George Montgomery left Saturday to
spend while at Oconee Springs. in
Putnam county. Ga, where Mrs. George
Montgom ery has been for several weeks
Mrs Harry OuPre and little Katherine
are also spending a while at Oconee
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Northcutt and
daughter, Irene, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E,
Northcutt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gilbert
and daughters, Misses Louise and Fan
ME, and Miss Lizzie Hardeman, are at
Chattahoochee river camping and fish
ing.