The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-04
The Marietta journal
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MARIETTA, GA. MAY 4, 1905.
Local News.

Mr.. Jesse Hardsge, of Polk county,
D. visiting his mother near town.
The sHammocks at Dobbs store are
best for the price in town.
Miss Bertha Moor is visiting Mrs.
joe Collins, near Kcworth.
Three were baptized at the Baptist.
church last Sunday night
Mrs. DR. Fisher of Bolton, was the
guest of Mrs. j. N. CAN'T last week.
We are glad to see Mr.. John D.
Northcutt out again, after being at
home sick for some two weeks
Earthenware water coolers at Dobbs
Hardware Co.
Misses Lizzie Mae Dougherty and
Eleise Boylstou, of Atlanta, were the
charming guests of Mr.. G.. R.. Hatcher
last Sunday.
The body of Mr.. Gregory, buried in
the city cemetery 81 years ago, was re-
moved to the Episcopal cemetery on
last Monday by Undertaken Black.
A beautiful revolving lawn sprinkler
Tor $l.25 Is being sold by the Dobbs
Hardware Co
The man who says he can drink or he
can Jet it alone is SO busy demonstrate
ing the first proposition that he never
gets around to the second.
Joe Doates spent Sunday in Atlanta.
Joe says ATLANTA has growed." He
looked all over the city for Mayor jim
Woodward and couidL It find him.
Mr., Il. d. Butler will build a house
near the Butler Marble Works. MIR.
John H. Boston has bought two lots
there also, and will build on them.
DIED-Miss May Sharpe died at Wal
esca, Ga, on last Wednesday evening,
26th ult. She was sister of Miss Ru-
by Sharpe, teacher at Elizabeth.
Mr.. Ed Hirsch and family of Atlanta.
spent Sunday here at Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dewald's visiting his mother,
Mrs r. Hirsch.
Rockmart Portland Cement has re.
ceived the highest endorsement bv the
U. S. Government. Sold by Dohbs
Hardware Co.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Maddox & Dobbs, marble deal
ers, monuments. headstones, coping,
etc Their Marble shop is on Chero-
kee Street, No 300 They are first
class workmen and can give you prices
that Will secure your trade.
In planning for your May picnics, do
not forget peanut sandwiches. The
7. Thompson makes a most delightful
sandwich. When you telephone your
grocer for it ask him TO send the leaflet
OF recipes.
Miss Jennie Lee Terrell, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. H. T. Terrell, of Chatta-
nooga, was the MAID OF Honor" to the
Queen of the Carnival and Coronation
in Chattanooga on Tuesday. She is
the neice of Mrs. J. n. CAN'T, of this
city
Hon Robert T. Daniel, Grand Rep
resentative of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, while in this
city on the Goth ult., was the guest of
Senator A. S. Clay.
The engine run by Mr.. Ed Stephens
on the old A. K. * n. run into a
slide" of rock on the track near Blue
Ridge and was derailed on Friday even.
ing, Engineer Ed Stephens sprained
his ankle by jumping,
Miss Johnnie Siler, who sold her
bookstore TO Mr.. Stringer, is now in
Union Springs, Ala. The departure of
Miss Johnnie is source of deep regret
to her many friends here. We trust
that there is great happiness in store
for her. In fact it is stated that Miss
Johnnie will be June bride 3"
The entertainment at Dr. G. H.
Fields residence on Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Methodist Sunday
school was largely attended and proved
success financially and otherwise.
The play, mot Man!in the House, I"
was we'll and creditably rendered and
greatly enjoyed. The yourg ladies'
who took part were Misses Susie Lee
Cantrell, Lois Welsh, Clyde Loving
good, Marie Massey and Irma Neal.