The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-01-12
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Col Jack Moon and Miss Eunice Sor-
rels, of Hiram, were recently married
The city council will build new CAL
oboose in the rear of the court house.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Groves a
fine boy
See E. G. Gilbert & Co.'s line of
shoes before buying elsewhere.
MrG 0 Allen, of Middleton, has been
a Justice of the Peace twenty years.
Saturday morning the ground was
covered with light fall of snow.
Mrs. G. E. Hedges spent Thursday in
Atlanta,
. Mr.. D. L. McCleskey has moved from
near Acworth to Blackwells,
Mr.. Peter Smith, of Chicago, is here
on visit
" Mrs. D. Il. Bryan and son have re-
turned to Granite, Oklahoma, after a
three weeks visit to relatives here.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcintosh left Tuesday for
Meridian, Miss, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. G. Atkinson.
Shady Grove Sunday School had a
nice Christmas tree full of presents
that delighted all the children.
We want regular correspondent at
& Austell and Roswell. Write to us for
. particulars.
The farmers will buy less guano this
y, ear. The low price of cotton is the
I ause.
n Telephones and rural free delivery
fought to make the farm life as desir-
Fable as the city life. Stick to the farm.
Mr. G. L. Cssteel and family have
moved to Rossville, Ca, near Chatta-
nooga.
There has been a lull in business with
the merchants since the new year be-
gun, but it will get lively again.
P. 0 McLain & Son, of Acworth, have
Fold their livery business to M. A.
Chastain.
Send Us the local news. Use our
Telephone No. Is. That is what we
Z 3ave it for.
The cotton problem and the negro
Md the Georgia mule are enough to
eep the thinking faculties of the
YNerage man doing something"
Before you condemn another for ac-
ions taken, consider whether or not
ouiwould have done the same thing if
you had been in his place.
Mrs. W. P. McClatchey, who attend
% the funeral of Mrs. H. G. Coryell,
pas returned to her home in Chatta-
Ooga.
remember the Racket Stores sale of
mDrolderies, Laces, White Goods and
oWels, commences on January 18th
MISS Emma Leila Granting, of Mari
VA IS the charming guest OF her aunt,
fS' D. ID. Davis, and family on North
lafflS Notwithstanding Herald.
Mr.. j. R. Brumby, sr, arrived here
londay from Dunedin, Fla, to attend
lSlnesS meeting of the Marietta Chair
p' and will return to-day.
49, nave Just received a nice line of
~ ana women's fine Patent Leather
O0' !" Vhe latest shapes and styles.
r. q. Gilbert & Co.
trs' Nate Robbins, who taught mu-
zen years in Baylor Female College
IexaS, and Is years in Austin. would
teU 'aAe small class at reasonable
Ien}b eIVher Instrumental or Vocal.
f"0"e -4o' or All Lawrence street.
o we nave between 100 and 200 pairs Of
~ mat we have but one or two nairs
h h1o that we are going to sell at
"elow cost. Come and see if we
'Sy your number.
E. 6. Gilbert & Co.
ala'm of fire Thursda night at
elOck was caused by the cab Of A,
IN ~ train on the sidetrack, be-
NV D'e which was soon extinguish-
% - 'ooer Is holding adjourned
a. Of Cobb Superior Court this week
- dspatching business with his
ssngergy. Solicitor Simpson is on
0IScharging his duties.
H. - N R, Lyon has the crosses of
.or the following Confederate
ba ,an' which they can get by calling
ID; Joseph Porter, JH Chalker'
ebaa nnstt' Alfred Ginnings, H J
we H Nix, and ] ] Bawling. Gill
E b " g. Gilbert & Co.'s line of
Os'ore buying elsewhere. i''' "
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