The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-16
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frozen Sunny South needs.
Three unfinished rooms for rent on
cbr,ch street. Postoffice Box 66.
MMr Bayard Mcintosh is home from
Butte, Montana.
Mr. Floyd Northcutt has sretturned
home from Colorado.
Mr.. w. P, Wills has sold his farm
near Acworth to Mr.. w. j. Phagan, of
Alabama.
Mr.W, H. Roueche left last week for
Pennsylvania. He will probably go to
California.
The bad weather of last week caused
the public school to have to suspend
for several days.
The travel of Northern people to
Florida is very large, and the hotels
there are crowded.
ANY one sick whose phone is out of
order by reporting it to Mr. H R. Nc
Catchey, will have it fixed at :once.
Big cut price clothing sale now on at
T. W. Reeds Clothing Store.
Drop into The Journal Office and pay
your account for the past year.
The printer made us say last week
that 'Mr." &. C. Roberts was sick,
when it was his most estimable wife
that had been sick for several weeks.
Buy Clothing from T. w, Read for
cash and save money.
Mrs, F. E. A, Schilling and daughter,
Mary, left last week for Jacksonville,
Fla. to visit her sister,. Mrs. w. D.
Baker.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson has bought the
interest of Mrs. FlorriA Anderson in
the lot on Atlanta street, on which the
house was destroyed by fire, and will
rebuild at once
Cash cut price clothing sale now on at
I. W. Reads Clothing Store.
Messrs E H. Clay, Lewis Turner and
Len G. Baldwin went to RomeS6n We'd
nesday night and assisted in organizing
Dam of Beavers. About sixty were
obligated, some five being initiated.
1t was not necessary for the ice
factory to run last week. Nature did
the making Of ice in the greatest plenty.
But we had rather order it as we need
it.
DIED-Mrs. Mary E. Camp died in
hilledgeyille on last Wednesday and
her remains were brought to this place
thursday. The funeral was conducted
at the residence of Mrs A. NJ. Neese on
thursday afternoon and interment was
IN city cemetery. She was the mother
OF Mr.. Paul Camp, of this city.
Last week we recorded the death of
DOCK Owens, the colored janitor at the
pubic school. We are glad to state
'hls week that our informant was in
error, and the faithful old colored man
Whlie on the very verge of the "border
ilhe' did not step over, but he is much
oetteF and the probability is he will
recover.
A IRE ragged several hours in the dry
KIN OF the Marietta Chair Factory on
'Sst Wednesday, of quarter-sawed oak.
oWlng to its density and inconvenience
'og get to the fire department was I'M
aoie to accomplish it's extinguishment
thoroughly, and the lumber had to be
carried out by hands to subdue it,
winch was effectively done. The loss
Is about $500, fully insured.
Come to the East-side to do your
TSfaulng for anything in the House
furnishing line. Having bought the
iafgest and best stock we have ever
naI' getting every discount that spot
oash can get, we have almost no ex-
peHse at all, and, therefore, are in shape
~ ~ make it greatly to your interest to
W. VI; your trading at our store, or at least
where. Inbn : Dobb;ns
AT the musical recital, February Bird 4,
~ Salem Academy, Winston. Salem, n.
~ the Musical History Glass honored
'.e pupil giving the best sketch Of the
','e Oh Mendelssohn. Miss Alline Roue-
'ne' OF Marietta, student in attend
a''ce' was considered to have the best
SNe'ch, which she read on that occasion.
one also presided at the organ of a
4uarSette of fine singers Miss Roueche
winning laurels IN her musical studies
ana will graduate this year.
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