The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-17
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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wedding Dolls, 1t IS said, Will ring, in
June, and Marietta will be the loser.
Old newspapers for sale at the Jour-
nal Office at ten cents per hundred.
DR.. G. A. Nunnally was unable to fill
his appointment here on the 18th inst.
Oak wood for sale. Apply to
The Marietta Chair Co.
Thu conditions are favorable for a
good fruit crop this year.
For SA1E.-Two extra good COWS.
Apply to Miss Kirkpatrick.
The latest things for ladies is glove
supporters at E. NJ. Cook & Co.
Rev. Fletcher Walton is conducting
arevival at his church in LAGRANGE.
The old reliable Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry are doingsfirst-class
work. Harry Haynes, Manager. Tele-
phone 254.
A few bales of last years cotton crop
continues to come in.
The street car continues to do the
business.
DELK & Son have started new mill
and put in a new roller process, latest
improvements, thirty barrel capacity
per day.
The sweet girl graduate, bless her!
will now step to the footlights again.
May she always be in evidence!
Saw Dust for sale. Apply to
The Marietta Chair Co.
Misses Eva and Allene Tildon, of At
lanta, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ralph
Brown.
Mrs. A. s. Clay and daughter return-
ed home from Washington City on last
Tuesday. Senator Clay will not be at
home until after Congress adjourns.
Bracelets are in style again. see
those at E, NJ. Cook & Co.'s.
FoR SALE.-A six horse power engine.
one grist mill, one cutoff saw, and one
jet, all good as new. Terms can be
made easy, JAS. GoGGINs.
Mr. N. NJ. Morris is building an eight
room house on Atlanta street, to be &C.
cupied by himself.
The annual meeting of the State
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet
in Augusta 22nd inst.
An Gp-to-date line of new goods lust
arrived at E. M. Cook & Co.'s.
Mrs. J. 2. Foster, we regret to learn,
has been suffering with rheumatism
several weeks. She is somewhat better
now.
Another bride of six months has been
deserted OF her husband in Atlanta.
These wife deserters are criminals of
the deepest dye.
We have two warehouses full of Feed
Stuffs.-Fowler Bros. and Co.
Mr.. 7. M. Brumby, ST., has bought
from Hon. N. A. Morris his peach or
chard, near Sibley's Mr.. Morris re-
served the peach crop for this year.
Hon. Harvie Jordan was unable to
I'LL his appointment here Tuesday. Mr.
Armstrong addressed the Cotton Grow
eFs Association.
BoARDERs WANTED.-Can accommo-
date or 6 boarders, nice, comfortable
rooms, good board and reasonable rates
Apply to 511 Cherokee street.
1t is Just as represented if bought OF
Z. M. Cook d Co.
The goodness of the work done by
the Star Pressing Club and Trio Laun-
dry are its main features. For good
ness sake patronage them. Harry
Haynes, Manager. Phone 254.
Mrs. Mary Lou Delaney Thompson
left for Gainesville the past week
where her husband has position with
the Bell Telephone Co.
The work done last week in rounding
up alleged Migrants has put to work the
idle negroes. They are not standing
around as formerly, but are applying
for work.
We are saving people money on pia-
nos. Z. NJ. Cook & Co.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Is IN session in Columbus, Ga. Rev. T,
M N. George and Mr.. Il. D. T. Law
renee are delegates from st. James
Church, Marietta Mrs, Jordan Black
Is delegate from the Woman's Aux
lharV, and Mss Julia Schilling is del
egate from the Junior Auxiliary. -
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The efforts being put forth by Ordi.
nary Judge John Awtrey will result in
giving Cobb county some splendid
roads. OF course, it will take time to
60 all over the county, but what may
De done will be done we'll
CITY TAX RETURNs-The books are
now open at Council Chamber for re.
tusns on taxable property. Call at
once. WI R1AcK. Clerk.
MONEY TO LOAN Il can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security Loans on farming lands a
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me