The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Sunday afternoon rain fell and kept
people indoors
Mrs. James l. Sibley, OF Milledge'
Vile, is visiting relatives here.
The growler can make heap Of
noise. but he won't bite.
1t looks bad to see q preacher smok-
ing cigarettes.
All the houses in town cannot be
connected by system of sewerage.
Mr.. Will Page is at home from Nash
vile, Tenn, for few weeks.
Mrs. L. s. Cox is in very feeble
condition.
New cotton will begin to come in
right along now.
Mr.. Henry Wyatt, ir., has taken a
position 10 the First National Bank.
The girls will be off to college this
week.
Mr.. Herbert l.. Reynolds has given
up his position in the First National
Bank and will study medicine.
Mr.. J. w. Hardeman has bought a
house and lot from Mr.. Simp Jackson
on Fair Ground street.
Mrs. J. F. Brewer and daughter, Miss
May, have gone to Westminster, S. c.,
to visit relatives. N
Miss Irma Neal. Miss Clyde Malone
and Miss Regina Rambo, will leave for
Wesleyan Female College Friday. a.
Miss Anna Waddsll and Miss VirginlN
ia Crosby will return to Agnes Scott
College,
Mr.. Burney Dobbs is treasurer of the
Athens Oil and Refinery 0ompany, of
which his father is stakeholder.
Dog days ended last Wednesday
night, 5th inst, but the dogs are still
here.
The First National Bank publishes
quarterly statement in this issue. 1t
is very fine showing, and shows in
creased prosperity.
The Forsyth Advertiser comes to us
now with Mr.. John NJ. Nc Dowell editor
and proprietor, formerly of the Ac-
worth Post. We wish him success.
Mrs. Irene Baker has sold her resi-
dence on Waddell street to MIR. James
w. Hardeman and gone to Brunswick
to live with her daughter, Mrs. King.
Two cars have been broken open on
the w. & A r. Z. and robbed in the
last week between Atlanta and Mariet-
ia.
Miss Mary Dean Towers left Satur-
day for Anderson, S. o., to visit her
brother, Mr.. Donegan Towers, who is
superintendent of cotton factory
there
DR.. Fred Manget has returned from
New York where he has been taking
postgraduate course. He viii take
position in Grady Hospital in Atlanta
October LIST
Children's day will be observed at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning. A program has been ar
ranged that will prove very interest
ing.
Mrs George S. Owen returned home
from the sanitarium in Atlanta last
Saturday and will soon be able to be
out on the streets again, which is very
gratifying to her many friends.
The date for letting the contracts for
the two new bridges at Johnson's ferry
and Powers ferry have been changed
to November the Sth, owing to the Or
binary of Fulton county putting the
advertisement in an unofficial paper -,
q MARBIED.-Mr Charley Kemp writes
us from Augusta, Ga, that he was
married to Miss Maggie Busby, lois
Lake street, Augusta, on the 22nd of
August. and that he will make Mariet-
ia his future home.
The information furnished US that
DR., ]. H. Simpson, who has been sick
with fever, had relapse, we are in
formed was incorrect. He has entirely
recovered from fever, but had no re-
lapse.
While standing at the depot at Ken
nesaw to take car for his home at Mari
eta, NIX Claud Maddox was struck on
the head by coal hook that fell from
passing engine, gashing his head bad
ly. This was Tuesday evening. He
came on to Marietta aud had DR. Nolan
to dress his wound.
DIED. Mrs. Sue Goodman Joyner,
wife of Mr.. w. Howlette Joyner, of At
lanta, died at Tuesday morning at ia
Irwin street, Atlanta, after an illness
Of several months. She is survived ny
her husband and seven grown children,
also her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs II NJ Good man paar Nar;o4+. -,