The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-08-09

y Miss Regina Rambo, the beautifur
daughter of DR. and Mrs. S. D. Rambo,
OF this city, is entertaining a house
party from the Sd to the l4th inst,
lovely bevy of girls, whose charming
personality are very attractive. They
are Miss Caradell Schusler, of Roanoke,
Ala, Miss Louise Simmons, of Toccoa,
Ga; Miss Marguerite Boyer, of Lang
dale, Ala. Receptions, picnics, moonlight
ride, sunrise breakfast on Kennesaw
| mountain, and other delightful enter
tainments have contributed to their
pleasure. Some of our young ladies
and gentlemen have been entertaining
and giving these visiting young ladies
special attention, to make their stay
pleasant and enjoyable. Miss Regina
Rambo knows exactly how to make her
friends have a good time. Several of
the lyoung lady guests are Wesleyan
college school mates, and find hearty
welcome here.
School books for all grades for city
and county schools are now at the Ma.
rietta Book Store. New books ex-
changed for old ones. Also full and
complete line of school supplies, tab
let's, pens, pencils, inks, school bags.
Get them now. Don't wait until Sept.
4. Avoid the rush.
WANTED-At once. A man weighing
1891 pounds, with sledge hammer
weighing 1873 pounds, to try to break
the Concrete biloxi made by Henderson.
h. Mrs. w M. Mckenzie entertained a
house party the past week at her sum-
mer home on Roswell road. Those in
the company were Miss Virginia Drake,
NRf Decatur, Ga, Miss Annie Waddell,
Miss Irma Neal, Miss Marie Massey,
Miss Clyde Malone and Miss Susilee
i Cantrell, and Messrs. Leslie Blair,
Henry Cohen, Pat Anderson, Marshal
Mckenzie, Edgar Anderson, d. R. Lit
tie and Harold Mckenzie. Mr.. and
Mrs. M cKenzie exerted themselves in
seeing that these young people had a
delightful stay at their home, and every
hour proved one of pleasure and a
feast.
WANTED-At once. Strong man with
good block and rope, and ladder So Il
feet long, to climb to top of Hender-
sons single pile, and pull the price
UP. It's got too low.
Your orders for shingles, lumber,
lime, brick or anything in the building
line, will receive prompt attention.
J.J. Black Lumber Co. /.
THE regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of The Kennesaw Marble
Company will be held on Monday, Aug.
Goth, ut 10 q. M, at the office Of the
company, for the election of officers
and the transaction Of any other BUSH
ness that may come before the meet
ing. A. v. CoRTELYoU, Pree.
r. w. BOONE, Sec'y.
We have . number OF printers work.
ing for US. They do not need a noisy
whistle to tell them the exact hour to 90
to work. They are on hand promptly to
begin work at a stated hour. Why,
then, should there be whistles used in
factories and shops to tell their work
men when to go to work and when to
quit? Ought not there to be reform
along that line?
For SALE.--My entire stock of Floor
ing, Ceiling, Misunderstanding, Shin
giles, Laths. holdings, Frames, Doors
and Sash. / have bargain for you
4. L. HENDERSON.
We call attention to the page adver-
tisement of Mr.. T. w. Read in this is
sue, offering cut price sale of SO 1-3
per cent. off clothing, shoes, hats etc.,
in his store. This is almost like giving
the goods away but Mr.. Read wants to
reduce the stock to make room for fall
goods. So now is the time to get bar
gains. Read the advertisement and
cal at-Once. ~
Miss Gussie Groves, Misses Carrie and
Marion Greggs, of Marietta, and Nj
Kate Thompson, OF Atlanta, leftDy
steamer from Savannah for Boston,
Portland, Maine, Toronto, Montreal,
Niagara, Thousand Islands, New York
and Philadelphia, and their return
home, and will be absent about one
month.
We will sell you the very best Jellico
block coal for 81 per ton. Best coal on
earth. Will appreciate your orders
and will guarantee you satisfaction.
Meinert & Whitlock. Phone Y.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Thursday, August 9th, at 4 O'Clock, in
church rarlor. Members are urged to
attend, and strangers cordially invited.
MRS. w. L. RICHARDSON, Pres.
Mrs. B. T. FREY, Sec'y.
Mrs. George H. Keller left Saturday
for Portland, Oregon, where she will
remain three weeks and from there she