The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-22
Local News.

Keep your presence of mind and pock-,
etbook when you go to Atlanta. n
| The Ladies' Euchre club was enter
tertained by Mrs. Black last Friday af-
ternoon. Miss Eva Mary Clarke won
the club prize, Miss Isabel Brumby
was the winner of the visitors prize,
Mrs. KeeIer drew the consolation. A
salad course was served.
Following is list of the parties who
contested for the turnip prizes offered
by J. w. Legg 6 Co.: J H Bruce, 81
lbs; r L Brasil, 81 lbs; Fl c LaGiter,
341z lbs; D w Frey, "a lbs; w s Miller,
81 lbs; Charley Davis, 271s lbs; R A
Mabry, 25 lbs. There was too much
rain for turnips. They rotted in the
patch.
DIED.-James, aged nine years, died
on the 10th inst. He was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Sauls, of Marietta.
He was buried at Sandy Plains. Rev
@. E. w. Dobbs preached the funeral.
He was manly little fellow. indus
trious and kind hearted. The parents
have our sympathy.
On Friday night, November 3Oth, at
O'Clock, in the Sunday school room, the
Ladies Aid Society and the Young La
dies Auxiliary of the Baptist Church
will holdsa Calendar social. This social
is in compliment to all the members of
church and congregation, young and
old, and also to every one who is SUBJ
scriber to the Church Calendar. The
date is November 30th. Don't forget
it. There will be no charge.
For SALG.-The place recently bought
OF A. M. Edwards, just south of city
limits, on Atlanta public road, fronting
on w. q A. railroad, also near electric
car line. This is one of the incest homes
near the city, and has all the car con-
veniences. For bargain. See me soon.
r. E. BUTLER,
Phone 1893.
The d. A. R. meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. q. NJ. Crosby on Thurs
day afternoon. Several papers we're
read, among which was the "Revolu-
ton in the South" by Mrs. A. Rey-
nolds. A salad course was served after
the business meeting and a social hour
spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Smith entertained
twenty five of the young people on
Thursday night with delightful dane
ing party at their home on Forest ave.
The living room and dining room were
thrown together and autumn leaves
and honeysuckle vines hung about the
walls. The bright blaze of the logs in
/ the Dutch Fireplace added to the cheer
fulness of the evening. Punch was
served in the den after each dance
where yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS were used for decorations. Mrs.
Smith furnished piano music and a
most enjoyable evening was spent by
the young folks.
WANTED-CoTToN MILL OPERArIvEs.-
New mill, new houses, new machinery
Village mas paved streets, and is lighted
with electricity. Location high and
| dry. No fever or malaria. Your choice
OF we'll or city water. No colored work .
no night work. On account Of starting
additional new machinery. can use q
few more families Experience not
necessary Apply in person or by let
ter to AMERICAN TEXTILE COMPANY.
Cartersville, Ga.
The Woman's Foreign Missio nary
Society of the Methodist Church will
observe sheir annual Week of PRAYER
beginning November 18th. The services
will be conducted by the following la
dies: Monday, Mrs. w. L. Richardson
assisted by Mrs. Warren Gambler. of
Atlanta; subject, China Tuesday
Mrs. w. P. Lovejoy, Mexico and
Cuba" Wednesday, Mrs. S. D. Rambo,
Brazil and Indian Mission" FRIDAY.
Mrs. B. T. Frey, "Korea" The services
Will be held in the church parlor at 3
O'Clock. All the ladies' of the church
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. w. L. RICHARDSON, Pres.
MRS B. 7. FREY, Sec'y.
Coffee county secures the agricultur-
al college for the Eleventh Congress
sional District. Her bid was $55. 900 in
cash and 300 acres of land and lights
and water free of charge for ten years.
1t takes money to keep up all the
streets of Marietta, and the monev is
not adequate to the expenditure that
would be necessary if the work was all
done. But those who hold public office
have to count on criticism, whether
deserved or not.
A minute to-day is worth an
hour tomorrow.
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