The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-07-12

chapman, of South Carolina, will
preach twice daily-at $50 a. m. and
:45 p M. The city pastors are hearth
ly cooperating in the good work, and
it is hoped great blessing will come
to our city.
When Harvie Jordan's $l5,O00,OOO
cotton stalk factory gets in operation,
and the farmers are paid 81 so ton for
the stalks, then it will be utilizing the
theentire cotton plant and it's product
stalk into paper and denatured alcohol !;
the seed into oil and feed stuffs. What
a wonderful plant the cotton stalk is |!
1t is the South's financial strength and
a blessing to mankind!
We will sell you the very best Jellico
block coal for 81 per ton. Best coal on
earth. Will appreciate your orders
and will guarantee you satisfaction.
Meinert & Whitlock, Phone y.
Mrs. j. u. Foster and daughter, Miss
Maude. left Thursday evening for
Chautauqua, N. Y. They were of a
party of ten, the others of the party
being from Atlanta. Miss Maude Fos-
ter will take six weeks course under
Sherwood, the great pianist from Chi
cago, in addition to the regular chau-
tauqua course.
When in need Of building material of
any kind you can get it at Meinert &
Whitlock's new lumber and coal yards,
Glover's old machine works, cor. Whit
lock avenue and Railroad street.
Phone Y. Meinert & Whitlock.
The Methodist Organ Fund Society
invite you to an ice cream festival in
the park Thursday afternoon and eve
ming. The band will give a concert,
and free admission at the gates. The
park will be closed between eight and
nine O'Clock, on account of the services
at the Baptist Church.
For SALE-Three vacant lots on
North Waddell street, close in, level
and on 100 feet sewerage connections.
Apply to /. il. Springer on premises.
DR.. I. H. Springer after a visit to
Valdosta, returned Saturday accom-
panied by Mrs. John Springer who will
spend the summer here.
Kennesaw Chapter, q. d. c., will
have their monthly meeting in the
lodge room on Monday at p. m, July
10. At present there are ninety-eight
members in town, and each one of them
are urged to be present at these very
important meetings.
Mrs. S. H. Hall, Recording Sec'y.
Mrs. Nesbitt calls a meeting of
Monument Committee Immediately af-
ter adjournment of regular meeting of
Kennesaw Chapter, Monday, July 18th.
Memorial Association will meet in
regular quarterly session Wednesday,
July 18th, at o'clock, in Lodge rooms.
MRS. CLAY, Sec'y.
We are the leading meat men, Gatlin
& Co.
The Marietta Rifles will go into en-
campment for one week at Chickamau-
ga August 4th, as it is part of the Fifth
Regiment National Guards of Georgia.
Capt. Fred Morris states that all ex-
penses of the members will be paid by
the regiment.
The 1000 people who came to Mari
eta on the 4th of July and enjoyed the
all-day singing, we're the best dressed
and the incest looking we have seen in
many day. Old Cobb county's citi-
zens, men. boys, women and girls can't
be excelled.
Your orders for shingles, lumber,
lime, brick or anything in the building
line, will receive prompt attention.
j. ]. Black Lumber Co.
We have nice lot of Tennessee cat
tie. Gatlin & 20.
The new wire screens for windows at
G.. E. Henderson's are on rollers and
are novel and unique. You can raise
it or detach it, just as you like. They
are reasonable in price and something
you want to see.
We want your business. GatIin &
Co.
The informal reception at Faw &
Rogers East Thursday was quite q
success. Iced tea was served free, and
those whose purchases amounted to
$1.O0 received large cookbook as a
souvenir.
Mrs. E. L. Stringer and Miss Julia
Atkinson spent several days at Chatta-
nooga and Lookout Mountain. Mrs.
Stringer has returned home, but Miss
Atkinson is visiting Miss Margaret Nc
Koin, in Nashville, Tenn.
If you intend building, don't forget
to call us up, phone u, and have US
make you bid. We can save you good
money. Meinert d. Whltlock.
BLAoKBERRIEs WANTED.-Wili buy ali
blackberries delivered at the Marietta
Canning Factory. w. J.. Richardson,