The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-03


comes to us highly recommended, Mr..
Frey's family will remain in Bokchito
for the present, but as soon as he can
wind up his business affairs in that city
his family will remove to HartshorEe
to make thsir home. The Sun in be-
half of the good people Of Hartshorne
extends hearty welcome to Mr.. Frey
|-Hartshorne Sun.
| Miss Crockett entertained Tuesday
with Ia spend-the-dsy party, at her
house on Cherokee street. Those en-
joying her hospitality were Rev. and
Mrs. J. II. Patton, Mrs. John D. North
cult, Mrs. Charles w. DuPre, Mrs. s.
K. Dick, Mrs. James w. Legg, Mrs. E
P. Dobbs, Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, Mrs
w. M. Mckenzie, Mrs. George Mont
gomery, Miss Carrie Sessions, and Mrs
Garner, of Chattanooga.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Street, garden and yard sprinklers car
only be used as followers: From date
to October first, between six and nine
o'clock q. m. and 4.30 and 7.3O p. m,
This rule will be strictly enforced, ex'
cept where party uses meter. We
will shut off water if you violate this
rule. May 1st, 1906.
Georgia Mfg. and Public Service Co.
| The following famed gentlemen have
| the Columbia vehicles:
r. H. Northcutt, [. H. Springer,
Judge 6. F. Gober. c. T Stephens,
q, E. Henderson, w. H. Wyatt.
Mayes & Brown, the stablemen, have
them for sale, Cherokee ST., Marietta.
The J. r. King Dry Goods Company
have half page advertisement in this
issue, to which we call attention. They
have some specials that it would dc
well for you to know something about
These enterprising merchants are
keeping an up-to-dAte stock and are do.
ing fine business.
We have a machine that will slice
bacon, boiled ham, bologna sausage
aud all kinds of homeless meats so thin
Iyou can see through it. Gatlin & Co.
the meat men.
The old reliable Star Pressing Clut
land Trio Laundry are doing, first-clas:
work. Harry Haynes, Manager. Tele'
phone 254.
~~-Everyone that uses it says its the
best-Royster Guano,
Fowler Bros. & Co.
About fifteen or twenty families have
moved here from Blue Ridge as the
result of moving the A. K. & N. rail
road offices here.
| CITY TAX RETURNs-The books are
now open at Council Chamber for re
turns on taxable property. Call a
once. w. J. BLACK, Clerk.
For RENT IN MARIETTA .-Spaldine
place. 10 acres in bermuda grass
shade and spring. Many want cows
pastured there. Variety of fruit trees
Two story house and basement. YarC
cottage, rented at 81. Apply to Mr.
E. L. Faw.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Haw,
kins, fine son, weighing ten and hal
pounds. He is the grandson of Rev. ]
J. Grow.
The large number who attended the
memorial exercises Thursday show
that the love of the people for the Isl
lent heroes is as strong as ever, and un
Idying. 1t is we'll that it should be tina
lway.
| We are glad to learn that Mrs. z. M
McNeel. who has been in the Atlanta
Sanitarium. is improving after Il re
lapse.
| WANTED-A white man who under
stands farming and the care of stock tt
take charge of small farm hear Ma
rietta. $500 per month and a house
to a good man. Apply in writing, Civ
ing reference address Farmer" carr
Marietta Journal
Mr.. R. E. Hipps visited his mother
Mrs. A. J. Hips, at Hiram, Ga. Sh'
had been sick but is much better. Sh
is IS years of age.
Mr.. A. J. Barker, Mr.. S. w. Jones
Mr.. E. G. Runyan and Mrs. Chas. Bar
ker attended the reunion at New Or
leans last week.
The goodness of the work done b.
the Star Pressing Club and Trio Laun
dry are its main features. For good
ness sake patronage them. Harr'
Haynes, Manager. Phone 254.
Start right and get the Royste
J Guano for your crops.
Fowler Bros. & Co.
MONEY TO LOAN Il can make loans a
seven per cent. on good real estate q
security. Loans on farming lands
{ specially. 1t costs nothing to see m
at nv office in Marietta and find GU
all about it. r. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law