The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-22
| he Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, NOV. %, 1908.
Local Items.

Push and the world pays attention.
sulk, and you sulk alone
Miss Pearl Fowler, Miss Margaret
Daniel and Miss Annie Bostwick, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday with Miss Leila
Fowler
Miss Fannie Glover entertained a
sew friends at a whist party Saturday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
Henrietta Glover, of Suth Carolina.
For SALE-Nice new Broom house,
with large lot, on Dixie avenue. 1t will
pay coed interest, or make nice little
home. K. E. BUTLER.
When an engagement is announced,
if you don't wonder what he can see in
her, then you are wondering what she
can see in him.
Mrs, w ]. Petty received news Fri
day that her aunt, Miss Matte Wiley
dropped dead at her home in Canton on
that day. Mr., Will Petty went to Can
ton at once.
Cotton was booming here Friday, and
good deal was marketed. Eight bales
of long staple we're sold for fourteen
cents per pound. Short staple brought
l1-16.
Mr.. John P. Cheney sold eight bales
of long staple cotton Friday for four
teen cents per pound. The cotton was
raised on his farm, about one bale and
a half to the acre. 1t pays to raise the
long staple.
For SALE.-New 4-room house, on
Atlanta road, near car line. Can fur
Dish from one to five acres with this
place, if desired, r. E. BUTLER.
Mr. L.. o. Land and wife have return
ed from Americas, Ga, where Mr..
Land for the past eight months has
been in the employ of the Butler Mar
bic Works. He will work for the Gober
Marble Company at this place.
The rush at McClures Friday, Satur-
day a1d Monday, advertised bargain
days, was regular crush and Jam
Doors had to be closed Saturday morn
ing, so great was the jam. Bargains
and printers ink does the business.
FoR SALE-At a bargain. Nice 7-room
house, with large, elevated lot, on At
lanta street, near public school. A fine
place for home or an investment.
Il. E. BUTLER,
Phone 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. A l.. Dickson, of Biz
mingham, Ala, spent few days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Anondale,
last week, and on Sunday had reunion
with all their children and grandchil-
dren.
For SALE -lS0 acres OF Land, 20
miles east Of Smyrna, Ga 3, known as
the DR.. Bell farm. / will divide into
two tracts, If desired. This place is
well watered and well timbered strong.
red land will grow fine cotton, corn or
wheat; would also make fine dairy
farm. For terms, etc, see me soon.
r. E BUTLER.
The Thanksgiving service will be held
at the Baptist church, Marietta, on
Thursday morning, 29th inst. The
stores will close, and the day will be
observed. Do your trading Wednesday
and early Thursday morning.
TREES FOR SALE-Silver Poplar, Elms.
Wild Cherry, Crepe Myrtle, Privet
M. E. IRWIN,
Route No. 4, City.
The Journal appreciates the many
subscribers who are paying their SUBJ
scriptions, bat there are some who still
postpone doing this very necessary act.
When you subscribe for an Atlanta pa
per, you pay in advance; why not treat
your county paper with the same con-
sideration? Our needs are as great.
LAND FOR SALE,-I have 44O acres in
Cherokee county, miles northwest OF
Canton, Ga. About 375 acres of this is
in timber, we'll wRtered, two public
roads passing through it; also has s.
room tenement house and out-build-
irgs. Wall sell at bargain, or exchange
IN part for city property. Fine for
speculating or improving.
Il. K. BUTLER.
The Marietta Accommodation train,
which arrived here from Atlanta at l
o'clock and returned at ,, has been dis
Cinued The Rome Express has
b-oa re-established. leaving Atlanta
. o p, m, and arriving at Rome 7 :55
n. Returning leave Rome at am,
wing at Atlanta 9;45. This train
viii pass Marietta about $40 a. m. and
6;l0 n, m.