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

/ Gainesville, Ga.
Master Brantley Haynes has return
ed to Rhinehardt college, Walescs.
Miss Eugenia Wales, of Dalton, ia thu
guest of Mrs. Mack d. Hodges.
Two rooms to rent. Apply to Mrs
NJ. L. Perry
WANTED-A few boarders. Apply tt
Mrs. Katherine Virgins, 5l4 Church
street. Phone %.
Miss Matte Mckinney, of Fish, Ga.
is the guest of Mrs. G Milan on Ken
nesaw avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Geo E Nolan are house
keeping in part of Mr. Irwin Smiths
house Oh Whitlock avenue.
MI. /. A. Runyan and family, OF
Dalton, are spending this week here
with relatives. ~
/s'John r. Northcutt left Monday night
for Lebanon, Tenn, to enter Castle
Heights School" at that place.
WANTED-All the green hides in the
county. HUGH MANNING. Phone 299.
The b. D. G. meeting next Monday
afternoon at o'clock at Lodge room.
A full attendance is desired.
Miss Eta Reid, Of Atlanta, was the
charming guest of the Misses Watkins
last Sunday.
If you want the very best of meats,
call 300.
4 The parties who are bringing whisky
into Marietta may get into trouble if
they don't stop it.
The farmers say that they will hold
their cotton for eleven and twelve
cents.
Directors of banks should be sure
they direct. 1t is the fellow you have
in that embezzles money,
or he wouldn't hold the place.
If you are looking for the best meat
market in the city, try HUGH MANNING,
the butcher. Phone 299.
The Marietta Electric Company will
install half-horse power electric mo-
tor, with coffee mill attached, at Faw
& Rogers store, to grind their coffee.
DIED-Clifford Stephens, son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. s. Tennent, died Monday,
and was buried Tuesday morning Our
sympathy to the bereaved family.
Mr.. A. H. Shepard, who lives on the
corner of Polk and Cleveland terrace
has typhoid fever, also one of his chill
dren. One of his children has just got
teR~over it. \
Marriage Licenses have been issued
to f Stell and Miss Bell Blalock
d V Morley and Miss Alice Smith
Francis NJ Kenney and Miss E Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wellhouse, OF
Atlanta, spent Monday here as the
guests of Mrs. George Dewald. They
we're SO charmed with the Gem City
they are coming to Marietta to live.
Hon S A Darn ell, former United
States district attorney, and one of the
most prominent republicans, died il
Atlanta, last Monday aged 81 years
His remains were inferred in Nationa
cemetery, Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs l. G Reynolds and Miss
Mary Camp, of Atlanta. Miss Florri,
Langford, of GAINESVILLE, and Mr. Mer
Ger Hull, of Conyers, who have beer
the guests of Misses Lula and Saral
Manning, have returned home.
The monthly meeting of the Wo
mans Foreign Missionary Society O
the Methodist church will be held mex
NThursday, September 18th, at O'Clock
Members are urged to ATTEND. Impor
tant business must be transacted.
Mrs. w. L. Richardson, Pres.
Mrs, B. T. Frey, Secretary.
Mr.. Pat Anderson gave an entertain
ment Tuesday evening complimentary,
to his young friends who will soon re
turn to college, He proved an admha
BILE host andthe occasion was replett
with pleasure. Delicious refreshment
were served
Mr.. j. B. White he's sold his grocer,
store to his brother, Mr.. Clyde White
and will move to Montgomery, Ala,
next week, where he has bought groce
ry store, coal and wood yard, We regre
to lose 30 good a citizen as Mr.. White
and wish him success.
There are three houses in Marietta
in which there are three cases of ty
phoid fever, and only waterworks wa
ter is used. So wells do not create ty
phoid fever in every instance. In fac
no one knows what causes typhoid fe
yer.
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