The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-31
Local Items.

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10 the city Monday, visiting relatives
Miss Daisy Watkins spent Sunday a
Blackwell. Ga.
Mr.. A. NJ. Dobbs left Saturday on
trip to California golu mines
Mrs. j D. Northcutt and son have
returned from Salisbury. N. G.
Col. E. P. Green spent Monday ant
Tuesday at Spartauburg s.. G.
Miss Ella Garrison spent Sunday il
Gainesville.
Judge Gober is holding court in Fan
min county this week.
The copious rain that fell Friday
night was worth great deal to the
crops.
Sunday was inclepent and brought
April showers in May. 1t was cool al
cucumber on leo.
Mr.. S. J. Goodwin and family are
visiting his brother in Knoxville, Tenn.
for the next ten days.
The Misses Towers are improving
their home, adding bath room and will
repaint the dwelling.
Miss Susie Anderson and Miss Geor-
gio Hunt graduated at the Athens Nor
NAL Institute last week ana have re-
turned home.
The man who has farm can enrich
that farm with plenty of cattle, and
double the valuation. .+<
Mrs. |. G. Ferris and children, who
are visiting her mpthsr, Mrs. M IA.
OHgle, at Canton. will return about the
middle Of this week, accompanied by
her mother.
say, you know whether you owe the
Marietta Journal any amount or not
for Job printing, advertising or sub
scTiption. Why notpay US and save us
the trouble Of dunning you?
a gentleman who is building q large
new dwelling, says IL he had not begun
it he wouldn't, az labor and lumber and
material as too high to warrant build
ing,
The hardest proposition a man can
run against is to edit q newspaper aud
have people getting offended at some
thing he publishes, when he never had
che particular people in mind. *
Rev. w. f, Vaughn, delegate to the
Methodist General Assembly at Birm-
ingham and editor Of the Pacific Advo-
cate, of San Francisco, was u guest last
week OF Prof. and Mrs. l.. Z. Robson
OF this city.
Rev. w. P. Lovejoy attended the
trustees meeting of Wesleyan Female
College in Macon on Saturday and Sun
day. Rev. M. ] Cofer. of The Wesleyan
Christian Advocate, Atlanta, filled his
pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday.
Miss Cecil Cantrell, who has been in
Columbus, Ca, for several months re-
turned home last Friday, to be in at
tendance at the graduation of her sis
sister, Miss Susilee. Miss Cecil re-
turned to Columbus Sunday. She is
teacher in public schools in that city
Mr.. ]. A. Landers, Mr.. Harry Looney
AMI Mr.. Frank Lumpkin represented
Cherokee Lodge OF Odd Fellows No. s
at the Grand Lodge in Augusta last
week. Mr.. viii Roesel represented
Marble City Lodge, and Mrs. Roesel
the Rebekah. Mr.. J. j. Hunt, Wad-
dell Encampment, Mrs. Lumpkin &C.
companied SIR. Lumpkin to Augusta.
Wheat is beginning to ripen, remind
ing ue that good Old-fAskioned biscuit,
made of home raised -four will soon bc
in order. And then fried chicken and
blackberry pies will soon be ripe, and,
well. it's mighty nice for the farmer to
live &C home, anyway.
Night Policeman Hicks and White
arrested Mr.. CLARK, of Fannin county,
at the depot on Friday night, who had
two jugs of Whiskey. He sold pint of
it to party, The Mayor assessed $40
and cost and bound him over TO Cobb
Superior Court.
Some fellow attempted to part the
8town red on last Friday night and be-
smeared the marble sidewalk in front
Of DuPre's store with red paint. That
was worse than expectorating or the
sidewalk, for ladies dresses had to
sweep through it, Somebody is anx-
". ious TO pay fine to the city.