The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-22
Local Items.

ofiMr. and Mrs. A. H. Gilbert, has
diphtheria.
Mr.. Will Metcalfe is building a new
dwelling on his lot near Mr. j. F..
Clarke's. Mr.. Ware is doing the work.
The finest bread you ever ate, fresh
from Schlesinger Bakery. H. A. Ward
IA Bro, sole agents.
Mrs. Jessie Permenter, of Atlanta, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Baze-
more.
Pictorial Review Patterns have ar
rived, B, H. BosTAIN Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Matthews and Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Matthews, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday and Monday here with
Mrs. George S. Owen.
WANTED,-A settled white woman to
live with family of three. Mrs. Muir
ray Hawkins.
Nine fine rolls for cents from
Schlesinger Bakery H. A, Ward 4
Bro, sole agents.
Rev. Elan Christian will preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning.
Pictorial Review Patterns have ar
rived. B. H. BosTAIN Co,
| Mr.. G. D. Butler has moved back
from Buffers to his residence on An
derson street.
Just try some of Schlesinger's bread
and rolls and be convinced. H. A,
Ward & Bro, sole agents.
Col w. R. Power and Mr.. T. A.
Granting are lay delegates to the
North Georgia Methodist Conference
in session at Milledgeville this week.
We regret to learn of the sickness of
Mr.. r. H. Northcutt, who is at his
home here. His many friends trust for
his speedy recovery.
The finest, largest and cleanest bread
you ever saw from Schlesinger Bakery
H. A. Ward & Bro, sole agents.
Ladies, you want to attend Thursday
the sale of silk waists at the B. II. Bos-
tain Co.'s store. Sale begins at
O'Clock a. m. Read advertisement and
keep posted.
The finest, largest and cleanest bread
and rolls you ever saw. Baked by
Schlesinger H. A. Ward & Bro, sole
agents.
Maloney Shoes for children-the best
line in America. o. w. DUPRE.
Misses May LaFontaine, Mamie
Heinz and Mia Maier, of Atlanta, were
guests of Miss Julia Schilling for few
days last week.
Mrs. Hayward, who intended to spend
the winter in New Jersey and New
York, has been critically i'll ever since
the marriage of her niece, Miss Sara
Brumby, and has been forced to aban.
don the trip.
For SALE.-One medium-sized horse
mule, worth $135. A bargain for cash
, Call at 6l0 Lawrence street, or address:
IN" care of this office. .-~
Last week Mr.. John P. Cheney sold
; eight bales of Florodora cotton off OF
his farm at fourteen cents per pound
This is long staple cotton and makes
a profitable crop. Anderson Bros. Co
bought it. -,
Schlesinger is using the same ovens
that won the prize at the st. Louis ex
position. H. A. Ward & Bro, sole
agents.
Mr.. w. +. Grace is getting up an en-.
tertainment to be rendered at the
, opera house, December Sd. The lead
ing feature will be the Lilliputian wed
; ding, in which large number of Mari
eta children will participate. The
"Sweet Family" burlesque, will bt
presented by eight young ladies. Other
interesting features.
The White Grocery Company, Clyde
a White, manager, on Atlanta street
has full and fresh stock Of staple an(
fancy groceries, and the trading public
= will find his prices just right. Promp
( delivery. Phone 81
8 Buy your Fall Suit from T. w. Reat
i and get correct style. fit and finish
I Our prices are always right.
> Say, please notice the printed labe
: on this paper, and see il the date show
!, you are behind with your subscription
il 30 send renewal or call at office snG
! have the date moved up. This year il
drawing to close and we must get ou
!, collections in hand.
: Call and see our Mems Suits, rangiri
in price from 81 80 to $500.
. T. w. Read, The Clothier
, Call at Kerley's jewelry store ant
see the beautiful line Of pearl brooches
pins. etc. Nothing to equal them II
Marietta.
Two years ago young farmer Dough
farm southeast of Marietta for 20, 900
q He has refused 81 900 for it, and placed
e higher figure on it. This is only on'
o instance in many Of how Cohb countl