The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Judge Gober has applicants for his
new store houses.
FARM for rent. E. A. O'Rourke,
Powder Springs Road.
The town was full of new cotton last
Saturday and brought 1917 cents.
Mrs. Ralph lNorthcutt has returned
from Macon.
Miss Ella Garrison is now clerking
for Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Mr.. Leslie Blair will attend Emory
College at Oxford, Ga.
The Racket Store sells the celebrated
Zeigler Bros Shoes.
Will pay good price for cotton seed
meal sacks, l.. B. Storey, Atlanta, Ga.
Old and new cotton is being sold side
by side on the market now.
Capt. Fred Morris and wife returned
last week from Seagrit, N. J.
Ladies, why worry over hot stove
when you can get barbecued meat at
J. j. McCray, 2O7 Cherokee street.
The farming land of Cobb county is
still bringing good prices and buyers
drop in ready to investigate.
Cotton ought and will bring II cents
this fall. The crop is short and every
body knows it.
LARGE empty boxes for sale at 10cts
each up to October 18th.
Marietta Knitting Company.
Mr.. J. A. Landers is now with Morris
& Garrison's restaurant on Atlanta
street.
Old newspapers at Journal office, ten
cents per hundred.
Mr.. ]. L. CAN'T closed out his stock
last week, and Mcclure is now in pos
session.
Mechanics cannot complain about not
finding plenty of work to do in Mari
eta.
Mr.. Simp Jackson and Mr.. Mitchell
are making good money out of their
flying jenny" in operation in Atlanta.
Cut Glass, Libbey q Hawks. E. M.
Cook & Co.
The new houses fill up as fast as built
where the people come from we do not
know.
The electric car people will begin
about the Goth in putting the Legg
warehouse in a condition for use.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Mills
McNeel had the misfortune to fall and
break her left arm below the elbow.
Mr.. Cassidy has commenced build
his new house on the Jolly lot on At
lanta street.
Mr.. Luther Litchfield now holds
position with the Southern railroad in
Atlanta.
Farmers, when you are in Marietta
and feel like eating something go to J.
J. McCray's barbecue stand, POI Chero-
kee street.
The publication of obituary notices,
tributes of respect and cards of thanks
are charged for.
E w. Butt and family leave today
on visit to his brothe-in-law, S. J.
Goodwin, Of Marietta.-Blue Ridge
Post.
Repair work at H. E. Kerley's jew
elry store by first class, up-to-date
workmen. Leave your work and it
will be promptly repaired at reason
able charge.
Messrs. H. A. Ward & Bro. have
bought lot at Buffers, also house
and lot owned by Mr.. CASTLE in Olin-
Vile.
Promptness and efficiency are the
main features of the Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry. Harry Haynes,
manager Telephone 254.
Parents should not put their children
to work too early. See to it that they
get good education. Marietta public
school is the best in the state.
Mrs. James Dryer and family have
moved back to Marietta from Atlanta
and are living at Mrs. Sanges on Chero-
kee street.
Enameled Breaches and Stick Pins.
E. NJ. Cook & Co.
Mr.. E. w. Wing, who left here sever
al months ago for Clifton, Ohio, arrived
in the city the past week. He will
nrohah1U loeata here
A crowd of Marietta young people
took trolley ride to Ponce de Leon,
Atlanta, and enjoyed several hours at
the large skating rink.
Prof. Guy Moore was accompanied
by his brother Joe Alexander Moore Ito
Locust Grove where Joe entered school.
Mr., Hugh Moore returns to Mercer at
Macon; Miss Annette Moore goes back
Agnes Scott at Decatur, ga; Miss Floy
Moore resumes her position at Agnes
Scott.