The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02
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JOURNALS Bell Telephone, No. Is.
Mrs. w. A. DuPre is on visit to her
mother in Gainesville, Ga.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Keller,
Saturday morning, a fine boy.
A light fall of snow Sunday morning
greeted our people. 1t wouldn't stick.
Fresh apples, oranges, bananas, rails
ms and nuts at Dyson Bros.
Nr.C. A. Guyton has built two four
room cottages on Trammell street.
Miss Virginia Crosby, student at
Agnes Scott, speut Sunday and Mon
dav here with her mother.
Genuine Indian River Oranges, from
Mrs S. D. Rambo's grove, non on sale
at the stores of j. N. CAN'T and Faw &
Rogers.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I have client that
has some money to loan on first class
real estate security. Long time loan
preferred ~ a. MORRIS
There is rumor that new hotel
will be built on the Stewart lot on
Kennesaw avenue very soon.
WANTED-Two young men boarders
Apply to Mrs. Ware, Powder Springs
street.
The farmers say they are going to
hold their cotton and whip the fight
against the bears.
The cold weather and wind caused
Green & Cams law sign to go down
below zero Wednesday.
Push and Sunlight Flakes. the up-to-
date cereals, at Dyson Bros.
Losr-A silver locket,with monogram
J. r. N, on one side and Egyptian head
on other. Return to Mrs. j D. North
cult.
Atlanta is trying to get the State
Fair, when she has so smany "fair"
ones already. Atlanta is Unsuitable.
Born, to Mrs. V. A. Fleming, of
Kennesaw, Ga, on Thursday, a fine
boy.
For watches, diamonds and silver
ware, see Kerry & Springer's stock,
Can't be excelled.
Mr.. T. A. Granting and family will
leave in few days for St. Petersburg,
Fla. to spend the winter.
One Leather Rocker, worth $35, will
sell it. for $25. The Carnes Furniture Co.
Mrs. Walter Sessions of Birmingham,
Ala, made visit here the past week
returning home Friday.
Call Dyson Bros, Phone 179, and your
groceries will be delivered promptly.
Mrs. E. Pearson, who has been visit
irg Sumpter, 6. c., has returned home.
She is the mother of Mrs. Starlight
Lindley.
Our entire stock of Crockery ard
Glassware at and below cost.
The Carnes Furniture Co.
A, Maxwell, who has been sick for
ten days, is again back at his shoe shop
ready to wait on customers.
One Leather Couch, worth $50, to &c
at $25. The Carnes Furniture Co.
1t was too cold for local items to ma
terialize last week. Everybody housed
and didn't know thing" Awful
hard on the newsgatherer.
Mr.. ]. w. Stovall has been confined
! to his home quite sick with grip. Mr.
Oscar Stovall was able to be out Satur-
day. after weeks sickness.
Macon is pulling for the State Fair
Editor Bcufeuilett, of the News, is a
whole team when it comes to working
for Macon.
. K y Art Squares, worth $500, to &C
at 1898 The Carnes Furniture Co.
MT Dan 7. Manget was in runaway
'A'eNAi lASU WCChs 1IAC AAOl oC OfOA
turned and demolished the buggy, but
Mr. Manget jumped out beforehand
and saved himself.
send US the local news. Use oul
telephone No. Is. That is what We
have it for.
FOR RENT.-The half of store OF
Square, front and rear entrance. APP
ply 10 Journal office for particulars.
The Parsonage Aid Society will NEE
thursday afternoon at the Methodist
Ohufch. Important business. All urged
to attend.
row to have the best breakfast drinl
nDuy Lipton's high grade teas from
Dyson Bros.
Miss Pauline Granting and Miss
wary Allen Henderson, students a