The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-11
Local Items,


North and South Georgia Conferences
this year.
The annual singing will take place at
Olive Springs on the third Sunday in
May Everybody invited.
Mr.. Will Smith Engineer on A. K. &
N. Railroad, left Monday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he will receive
| treatment for rheumatism.
The finest strawberries that we have
seen in this market this season were
raised by Mr.. G. E. Hedges and Mr..
j. Wilder Glover.
Mr.. E. L. Robertson, the express
agent, knows how to weld a brush
with an artistic touch. Holiness to
the Lord for the mystic order, is a
creditable piece of work.
A society man" of Marietta, one
who knows what he's talking about,
says there is to be marriage for every
month for the balance of 1905 in Mari
eta among the upper tendon.
Marietta misses her chautauqua this
year. What delightful season of in
telIectural and musical feast chAu-
tauqua affords. Who is it that didnt
enjoy Those held here?
MIR. Charley Freyer is building six
room house on his lot beyond DR.
Greer's, on Atlanta street, to be occu-
pied by Mr.. Murray Weems, The j J.
Black Lumber Co. has the contract,
Mrs. Smith, aunt of Mrs. DIR. Patton,
who has been visiting at the Presby-
terrain parsonage since December the
first, has returned to her home in
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
About the busiest men in town are
the advertisers: Customers find their
way to their stores almost instinctively.
Liberal advertisers, will give liberal
bargains.
The liberia peaches are thick on the
limbs of the trees that escaped the
killing frost. They are nearly as large
as hen eggs now, and the crop will be
abundant, and ought to bring good
price.
MrOtis Brumby, son of Mr.. 7. NJ.
Brumby, is at st. Joseph Intirmary in
Atlanta, where he had an operation
performed back of his ear for mastoi-
ditis. He is getting along all right, we
are glad to learn.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will be held at the Methodist
church palor next Thursday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. The members of the
Young Ladies Missionary Society are
cordially invited to be present at this
meeting Mrs. B. T, Frey. Rec. Sec.
| guarantee to save you so per cent
on all purchases. My millinery stock
embraces the latest styles, from plain
hats to the handsomest dress hats. l
also handle the latest in dress skirts
and shirt waists.
MRS. B. ScHoENrHAL.
Mrs. NJ. E. Parsons, Miss s. F. Rus
sell, Mr.. H. L. Russell, Mrs. Re N.
Baker, enroute from Seabreeze, Fla,
to Monteagle, Tenn, are stopping dur
ing the month or May with Mrs. E. NJ.
McCulloch.
Messrs. E. M. Cook & Co., have torn
out the shelving in their store and will
replace with cases, The interior IS be-
ing repapered and reprinted and other
improvements will be made which will
make it q very neat and attractive
store. A line of goods will be added
that will make that store not only first
class iewelry store, but very musical.
ALI whossre interested will please
meet at the Marietta Camp Ground
cemetery next Saturday at S. O'Clock a.
m. for the purpose Of cleaning off
ground and numbering and registering
lots. Committee on Cemetery Bust
ness please be on hand.
We call attention to advertisement
of E. F. Green 4 Co.. offering for. sale
valuable lots at Butler Marble Works.
Mr.. j. H, Boston has recently bought
two lots Oh Dixie Avenue and is build
ing two nice houses thereon. This Sec
ton of our town is rapidly growing.
Get some of these nice lots at once,
Constable J. w. Morris made a very
important arrest" Sunday afternoon.
He took out an attachment" some
time ago, and secured a legal paper
from the Ordinary, and served it Sun
day. A very beautiful young lady,
Miss Lizzie Rooney, was made prisoner
for life. He gets golden reward for
this catch" May his happiness al
ways be abundant.
Mr., NJ. q. Whitiock has enlarged his
house on Haynes street and rearrang.
ed it, making it an eighteen room house,
with mansard roof. 1t will be new and
modern, and we hope to see the old
| Whitlock house renew itself in this