The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Mr.. D. Fl. Jordan and family occupy
513 Atlanta street.
Mr.. r. A. Hicks and family have
moved to Gainesville.
The cotton cometh to town now in
great abundance.
All Back combs for ladies at half
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company.
Advertise your business and keep up
with the procession.
Our city people contested for water.
In Kentucky, it is different.
For SALR--A fresh COW. Apply to
G. E. Hedges.
We are glad to see Mrs. J. r. Fowler
cut again, after a lengthy spell of fever.
Cotton continues to come to Mari
eta.
All Back combs foE ladies at half
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company
Mrs. B. L. Mcintosh has returned
from Colorado Springs, Cul.
Old papers at Journal office at 10
cents per hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris will cele-
brate their tin wedding on the Sd inst.
Mr.. Longshore has given up his posi-
ton at McClure's.
All Back combs for ladies at half
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company
Mr.. Will Herrin was here visiting
his family the past week.
WANTED-Two rooms furnished or
unfinished with table board. State
terms. Address, Postoffice Box 452.
w. T. Mosher's is the place to get
fresh Taffa and Fancy Candies-home
made, pure, free from adulteration
Call and get supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7, Brnntley have
returned to Blackshear, Ga, after a
visit here of several weeks.
Roswell last Saturday voted 116 to IL
to be merged into Milton county. We
regret to see Roswell leave Cobb, but
the best friends must part some times.
All Back combs for ladies at half
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company
Hon. Howard VanWyck left Friday
for his home in Milwaukee, Wis, after
visit here to his sister, Mrs. w. F.
Bennett.
You know whether you owe the Ma
rietta Journal or not, and you know in
all fairness and honesty you ought to
promptly pay us.
If you want tender steak, go to Baker
q Bruce's meat market, opposite court
house.
Let your personal animosity, if you
have any, be overshadowed by the de-
sire to see your home city prosperous
and progressive.
DR.. G. E. w. Dobbs has been invited
to read paper on "The Higher Crit
cism," before the Baptist Ministers
Conference of Atlanta, Nov. 10Th.
TREES FOR SALE-Silver Poplar, Elms
Wild Cherry, Crepe Myrtle, Privet.
M. E. IRWIN,
Route No. 4, City.
Mr.. A. Armstrong says he will return
to Mexico and engage in the mining
business. He thinks the silver mines
there are very rich.
The merchants who advertise are en-
titled to your trade, because they ash
for it and are seeking to keep MARKETS.
before the public.
State School Commissioner Merritt
is mailing instructions for Arbor Day
which will be held in the State institu
tions of Georgia on the first Friday il
December.
4 See Baker & Bruce's meat slicer TIL
dandy.
COOP SHOE WORK and Harness Re
pairing, Mex duur To w. w. Watkins &
Son, by Prince Jackson and P. Q. Sheriff
Mrs Mary J. McLain has moved from
Calhoun to Marietta, and occupies
house with her son, Mr.. NJ, S. McLain
on Cherokee street.
j. 5. Jackson is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of grading, draying
hauling machinery, sand, etc. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone No. 1O2.
The two medals won by 1st Sgt. W
A. Mayfield at the regimental shoot il
Atlanta are on exhibition in the show
window of the Marietta Jewelry Com
pany ,..,s.auas,Ass
The First National Bank has recent!
put in new fixtures; cashier, book
keeper and teller have new letteret
places and ornamental steel and glass
enclosures, new desks, ETC., which il
all very neat and attractive. ,s~~-----.
Genuine Appler oats for sale, 81 OK
per bushel, by @. III. VIM. The kline
grown at Experiment Station.
FoR SALE-I have several farms fo