The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-01-04
The Marietta Journal
MARIETTA, GA, JAN. 4; 1908.
Local Items.

Mr.. James Dwyer is here visiting his
family.
Senator A. S. Clay, wife and daugh-
ter left for Washington Wednesday.
DIR. 1. w. Waddell and wife left Tues
day for Florida.
The basis of prosperity is..agriculture
and good prices are requisite.
A Breezy Time" show was good
one and kept the audience entertained
throughout.
Miss Florence Hutchinson has gone
to Florida and will spend the winter on
the west coast.
Mrs. w. r. Power, we regret to
learn, has been quite sick for five weeks
nj her home here.
Mr.. Harry Starr, cotton buyer of
Griffin, was guesC of his friend, Mr.. T..
A. Fields on the 29th uit.
Mr.. Albert Thornton and Miss Mar
garet McKoin spent Friday here, re-
turning to Nashville Saturday.
Mr.. George White and Mr.. D. Os.
borne will return to Marietta tomor.
row after pleasant visit with Augusta
friends. Augusta Herald.
This editor doesn't want any politi-
cal Office, wouldn't have one if no
could get it, and couldn't get it il he
wanted IT, Officers are for the other
fellows and not editors.
Among those who attended the Reed
Handy wedding at Roswell from Mari
eta were Misses Dalman, Nina Moon
and Ethel Nell, Prof E. H. Handy and
wife, Mr.. George F. Gober, Jr. and
others.
Miss Chester Handy, of Marietta.
who is the very attractive guest of
the Misses Dorr on Calhoun street. was
the guest Of honor at an informal social
gathering of which the Misses Dorr
were hostesses Tuesday evening
eusta Herald.
Mr.. John c. Fields, the clever clerk
at Crosby's, celebrated his birthday
last Friday evening by entertaining at
tea number of friends. Those pres
ent we're Misses LIE Reynolds, Berta
Lawhon, Flay Lawhon, Essie Fields.
Lucy Fields and Allene Fields. and
Messrs. Ed Groves, Fletcher Reynolds.
Groves Cohen, L A. Fields and j. G.
Fields. 1t proved very delightful
and pleasant occasion.
MONEY TO LOAN Il can make loans st
seven per cent. on good real estate "a
security Loans on farming lands a
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find ont
vi ABOUT H. II. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law
Mr.. and Mrs, w. F. Moor celebrated
their thirty-sixth marriage anniversa-
~ on the last Saturday with "a family
reunion of brothers and sisters. there
being present Mrs. w. S. Gramling of
Atlanta, Mr.. T. A. Granting and wife
and Mr.. II. 7. Bell and family. A
'slnaptuous dinner was served and it
proved very happy occasion.
DlED.-Mrs. Martha f. Conger. aged
70, died last Saturday in this city and
was buried at Conger's graveyard in
the country She is survived by her
husband, B G Cnnger, and son. ] B
Conger. She was faithful member Of
the Presbyterian church and good
and true woman. The bereaved have
our sympathy.
: II McCleskey and family returned
20 Acworth Saturday, after a years
solourn at Mertens, Texas. They stated
that while they made good crops thi:
year, there was no place like Georgia
and they desired to return and live
here among their friends, who are all
glad to have them return here to live
Mr. McCleskey recently bought the f
N Davenport farm and will make that
place his home in the future. -Acwortt
Post.
TWENTY YEAR RATTl n