The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-09-20
Local News.

Read McClure's Skidoo advertisement
| in this issue.
! Mrs Sarah Granting has returned to
her home in Tampa, Fla.
Mrs Frank Minis and little son, of
Hills, Ga, are visiting her mother.
Mrs w F Groves.
MILLINERY OPENING.-Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, next week.
Mas. j s. WARREN.
Supt. Dumas reports three vacancies
in the 9Th grade and one in the 4th for
which he will receive applicants.
Mrs Anna Lou Ray and Mr. DIN War
wick, of Atlanta, visited Miss Porter
Ray Sunday.
Mss Porter Ray leaves Thursday for
Chattanooga to be the guest Of Mrs I g
Hunter.
CoAL.-Now is the time to leave your
orders for fall delivery of the best
forked Jellico coal. Marietta Ice Co.
Don't forget that B. G. Goggins &
Co will pay the highest market price
for cotton seed.
See the advertisement of the Wester
Music Company, of Atlanta, in this is
sue, They offer ST., 800 in prizes Read
the advertisement end see about get
ting prize.
Don't forget the Millinery Opening,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, next
week. MRS. j s. WARREN.
THANKs.-Kennesaw, Ga, Sept II, 'O6.
We wish to thank, most sincerely
friends who extended to us kindness
and sympathy in the recent bereave-
ment of our son, Blake.
]. A. Shelton and Family.
All parties indebted to E P. Cren-
shaw must settle at once, or they will
be sued. Pay all accounts to E. u.
Clay.
Mrs. George S. Owen, special repre-
sentative of the Butterick Publishing
Company, desires, to say to the ladies
of Marietta and Cobb county that she
will be pleased to receive subscriptions
to the Delineator or renewals of the
same. Please notify her at 207, Wash
ington avenue, Marietta.
Marietta is patronizing the female
colleges of the State very we'll. The
following young ladies LEFT the past
few days: Misses Virginia Crosby,
Anna Waddell, Laura Mayes and Cor
nelia Field, for Agnes Scott College,
Decatur; Misses Regina Rambo, Clyde
Malone and Irma Neal, for Wesleyan
Female College, Macon; Misses Euge-
mia Christian and Frances Bailey, La
Grange Female College, LAGRANGE.
The "Children's Day" at the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning was one
OF the most enjoyable services held in
the church in many day. DR.. Love-
joy presided. The program was good
one Songs by the choir, children rec
itations and reading lessons. The song
by Miss Lucy Gilbert was very credi-
table rendition. The violin solo by Mr.,
Paul Lovejoy and piano accompani.
ment by Miss Kate Lovejoy was very
fine and greatly enjoyed.
Judge George F. Gober of MARKETS.
was in Atlanta Saturday on his wav tc
Americas where he and H C. Bagley
of Atlanta own extensive peach orchads
He says that the Gober-Bagley Peacf
Company has found Investments SC
profitable that POO acres of land will
be purchased and added to the 200
acres OF land owned by the compan,
! and now covered with fruit bearin,
trees. This will give the Gober- Bagle,
Company a 5000 acre peach orchad
Judge Gober says that the fruit price
pretty generally did we'll this year. II
give an idea of the number of peache
shipped by Judge Gober this year it i
necessary to say that he paid out dur
ing the season $25, 600 for freight an,
refrigerators, and will ray out more, a
he has still to pick and ship about 4 90
crates from his North Georgia orch
ards. He will commence shippin
largely next week, AT. Cor. Macor
| Telegraph.