The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-01-04
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Now, write it 1905. and remember it
,s year of elections.
Public school resumed 'Jnuaary End,
flor twelve days vacation.
Mr.. j. S. Warren has sold cottage
IN Lemon street to Mr.. D. G. Cole.
We have few more Vulcan Flows
b.st on earth. Fowler Bros. and Co.
Miss Lizzie Delaney is at home from
birmingham for month.
Miss Hargis, of Smyrna, is staying at
7. s. Warren's millinery store.
Taking stock is engaging the time of
,mrle of our merchants.
The negroes continue to add to the
!. criminal side of the courts.
Mr., Butler Holmes and Mr.. George
Gignilliat, of South Carolina, spent
the holidays here.
Mr.. John Gramling of Knoxville,
visited homefolks here recently.s
Mr.. James E. Gray and son. John, of
Dixon, H., are visiting Mr.. ]. L. Gray,
near town.
Rev J. I. Jenkins, former pastor of
the Marietta Baptist church, is now
editor of the Messenger, Wilson, n. G.
Mrs. 7. Z. EGmone ton and daughter,
Miss Sibyl, have returned to their
home in Houston, Texas.
We have two warehouses full of Feed
Stufs.-Fowler Bros. and Co.
Senator A. S. Clay returned to Wash
ington on the 3rd, accompanied by Mrs
Clay.
FoR RENT-Four connecting. rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply to 403
Whitlock avenue.
Mr.. R S. Lindley. so long with the
R. King Dry Goods Co., is now with
Mr.. G. W. DuPre.
Mr.. H. 7. Martin has moved to Mari
eta and occupies No. 514 Atlanta
street.
For sA1E-Golden oak sideboard
new-cost $40, Will sell for $25.
J. H. KUHLMAN.
Miss Clyde Lovingood, of Gordon
county, spent the holidays with her
4 uncle DR.. G. II. Field.
Miss Annie Meinert, student at the
Southern Female College, Lagrange,
spen: the holidays at home.
Mr.. Johnnie Meinert is at Jellico,
Tenn, managing his fathers coal in
terests.
Miss Mabel Harvard, who has been
stJ, r, Kings millinery store, has re-
turned to her home in Dublin.
Everything returned but the dirt.
Star Pressing Club and Trio Laundry.
Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
Mr., ]. H. Mcdonald and family have
moved into the Hamilton house, on
Haynes street, ard Mr.. I. w. Robert
son has moved into the Handy house.
Mayor Dobbs went into office Mon
day night with his Aldermen and now
the people can greatly aid in making
his administration a success.
Fog SALE-Twenty head of mules for
sale cash or on tima.
Mayes and Brown.
Hack and bray Line in full opera
ton. Your patronage solicited. Call
at our livery stable on Cherokee street
or phone las, Mayes and Brown.
T. ]. FOWL, who stole Mr. Jim Browns
mule at Winnings, plead guilty before
Judge Gober who gave him sentence
OF ten years in the pen.
Mr.. S. H. Soule and DR.. Howard
Sonle, of Los Angeles, CAL, spent
several days here last week, visiting
son and brother, Mr., Fred Soule of this
place,
We are indebted to Mrs. Tennent for
couple of quart jars of Indian Chut-
ney, very fine sauce made by her,
winch she is selling at so cents per
quart Give her your orders.
Misses Clyde Malone, Regina Rambo,
ana Irma Neal came home from Wes-
leyan Female College and spent the
Cnrlstmas holidays, returning Tues.
day
MI Elmer Green, of Padding coun-
w. ten days after his marriage to Miss
NngeI Spinks, went out in the barn and
WIN rope hung himself. No cause
given
u; me best is the cheapest. Buy the
'lSA wagon and Vulcan Pillow.
II Fowler Bros. and Co.
M D, B. Parks has bought from Mr..