The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-18
Local Items.

spending few days here.
Mrs. C. T. Carnes is visiting her
brother, Mr.. L. O. Batson in Arkansas.
DR.. Walter Miller arrived in the city
Monday, and will open ali office here.
Miss Marie Dumas has returned from
a months visit to Atlanta.
Mr.. Bernard Awtrey will visit An
niston, Ala, next Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Green and family are here
for while.
The heaviest rain of the season,
regular down pour and trash mover,
fell here Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Howard Northcutt, son of Mr..
E. II. Northcutt, is on clutches as the
result of spraining his ankle very badly.
Miss Pauline Commerford has recov-
ed from her illness and is in splendid
health.
Mrs. George L. Paschau, of Whining
ton, N, c., is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Willingham, and will
be here about three weeks.
Miss Lucia Brewer, who is nursing
Mrs. P. M. Green, at Kennesaw, fell
ard broke her left arm about ter days
ago.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. iFeagin have re-
turned from Memphis and are boarding
at her fathers, Mr.. G. 7, Carnes. Mr.,
Feagin takes a position with Butler
Marble and Granite Co.
FEDERAL DECORATION exercises will
take place May Both. Major Halford,
Paymaster of the U. S. A., ,Headquar-
ters Department OF the Gulf in Atlanta.
will deliver the address.
Mr.. B. A Butler is building two five
room cottages near Buffers Marble
Works, and also reprinted the house
he bought from Mr.. Barnes,
Mr.. j. w. Reed and family will move
into their new house on Maple avenue,
next week Mr.. j.. G. Milan will move
from his farm and: occupy the house
which he owns, vacated by Mr.. Reed.
Mr.. Sam Mayes and Rev. H. B. Sea-
right left Monday for Fort Worth,
Texas, as delegates to the Southern
Presbyterian General Assembly. Mr..
E. L. Mayes accompanied them. q
The. great quantity of cut worms in
gardens this year have kept the ladies
busy getting rid of them Mrs. Mollie
Herndon says up to last Wednesday,
she had killed 1850 in her garden anG a
full count had not been kept.
Mrs. Henry Meinert will leave Satur.
day for Lagrange 10 attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Southern
Female College Miss Annie Meinert.
a pupil, will accompany her home
| Wednesday,
Rev. Simmons, pastor of Mt Zion
Baptist church, colored, of this place,
! baptized twenty-nine converts in thil-
lips pond, in this city, on last Sunday
afternoon. There were one thousand
people. white and colored, who wit
messed the immersion.
A little white boy on his road to
school Monday morning sat down on
the sidewalk and began to read dime
noveA" His books reposed beside him
The other children hurried on, but still
he read. If he was tardy that morn
ing, that intense interest in the novel
was the cause.
There is no good reason why you
Shouldn't advertise in the Marietta
Journal. 1t is a medium that is open
to all alike on same terms. Take space
in its columns. We will appreciate your
patronage. Phone US and and we will
call at your place of business for any
any orders.
Owing to Indictment weather Mon.
day last the regular meeting of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy was
postponed until Friday afternoon next
at the regular hour of meeting
Mrs. J. P. WELSH,
Recording Secretary.
Che Young Ladies Missionary So
riety is new organization among the
Methodist congregation. Miss Emma
Leila Gramling, President; Miss Kate
Lovejoy, Secretary, and Miss Lois
Welsh. Treasurer, officers. They
gave their first reception at the Metho-
dist church parlor on last Thursday
evening. Instrumental and vocal mu.
sic. 4 duet by Miss Grist and Miss
Agnes Hardeman and instrumental
solo by Miss Emma Leila Gramling
Missionary address by Mrs. Lovejoy
vocal solo by Mrs. Grist, vocal quar-
tette by Messrs. Rambo, Smith, North
cult and Matthews. Prof. Nolan was
master of ceremonies. Refreshments
were served