The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-06-21
MARIETTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 2l 1906

made AZ - bushels to the acre. This
year he made 81 bushels to the acre or
204 bushels on the four acres. This is
a very fine yield and shows what the
intensive system will do on Cobb coun-
ty lands.
LosT.-One white and black spotted
setter dog, named Dock" Reward if
returned to W A. Sans.
On Friday evening of this week a
concert for the benefit of the Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy will be given at
the opera house. An attractive must.
cal program with tableaux, drills, and
recitaticns has been arranged. All
should go to aid the good work which
the U. D. G. have in view.
WELL Now-If it's good shingles you
want, Henderson, the single
man, has them.
Mr.. Robert Anderson graduated in
Mechanical engineering at the State
archaeological School on Thursday, ard
Mr.. Will Dumas graduated in the
Chemical department. They are bright
Marietta young men, and are we'll equip
ped for life's work. MIR. Anderson takes
a position with the Westinghouse Com
pany, Pittsburg, Pa. in the fall.
If 1Ts-Flooring and ceiling you want,
Henderson, the lumber man,
keeps it OH hand all the time.
BLACKBERRIEs WANTED.-Will buy all
blackberries delivered at the Marietta
Canning Factory, W. /. Richardson,
manager.
Mr.. Kelly Pope Allen and bride, nee
Miss Anna Sanford, of Macon, spent
Monday afternoon and night here at
the Kennesaw House. Her brother,
Mr.. s. Z. Sanford, and Miss Nell
Hughes dined with them at the Ken
nesaw House. The newly married
couple left on the electric car Tuesday
morning.
well Henderson, the paint man,
Just sells the BEST ON EARTH, and
at prices that will astonish you.
Mr.. G. c. Roberts new two-story
house, on the old DR.. Stewart lot on
Kennesaw Avenue, WILDE very hand
some and commodious structure when
completed. 1t is on a commanding
eminence, and shows off we'll, This i
one of the most attractive and desirable
properties in the city. MsSs
{ AND sHoULD-you want CONCRETE BLoX,
my, my, Henderson has
got everything, the pref
| tiest biloxi you ever saw.
DIED Mrs. Jane Smith died at the
home of Mr.. Newt Scroggins in this
city on Saturday morning. Rev. J. j.
Crow conducted funeral services. In
termenU at Sandy Plains.
Be sure to attend the U. D. c. con-
cert Friday evening at the opera house
| for the benefit of the Daughters of the
Confederacy.
| Now Do-See Henderson when you
want wood fibre wall plaster,
lime, brick, and Portland ce-
ment.
Mr.. Will Page arrived home last
week from Nashville. Tenn. where he
has been firing an engine. lie had sus-
tanned injuries about the spine, which
has rendered him unfit for duty. He
returned to Nashville last Sunday.
MAKE your State and county tax re-
turns at once. Only four weeks until
books will be closed VIII he in Ma
rietta every Saturday. Come at once.
Don't delay. Must close July lst.
F. 2. BARBER,
Tax Receiver.
Master Louie Hawkins, son Of Mr..
Murray Hawkins, while engaged in
athletic exercises Thursday, fell and
broke his arm in two places DR.. Field
gave the necessary attention.
AND Now-If you want q mouse built,
see Henderson, he is the con-
tractor, and gives his personal
attention to the work.
Mr.. NJ. M. Sessions, president OF the
Georgia Manufacturing and Public
Service Company, says if the city
doesn't build sewerage, he will do so
next year.
Master Gene Northcutt broke his left
arm the other day. He is son Of Mr..
John D. Northcutt.
II Prof. E. J. Robson has been elected
Superintendent of the Gainesville pub
lie schools. He was formerly superin-
Itendent of the Marietta public schools,
\ but is now at Sparta. He has accepted
the place. and will move at once to
Gainesville.
Mrs G. NJ. Cowles, of Canton, form
erly a photographer of Marietta, was
married to Mr,SW, II. Kinney, OF At
lanta, recently. ..,sa.~y