The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-08-02
The Marietta journal
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MARIETTA, GA, AUG. 2, 1908.
Local Items.

queen ElDertA got ner beauty spOlleu
this season.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Moore spent last
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs NJ A Moore,
Misses Hall, of Atlanta are visiting
Miss Tnrno Orr on Kennesaw avenue.
The friends of John Awtrey, Jr., will
be sorry TO know he is at home sick
Mr. and Mrs Bob Wallace and chill
dren, OF Eldorado, Ark visited Mr..
John Waters family this week,
Mrs. John Awtrey and children have
returned from a triP East. Judge Aw-
trey will be away several days yet.
After all are steam whistles necessa-
ry in a city to tell when the hour Of.
work begins and ends? II
COBB county raised watermeloss are
coming into Marietta about as large
and delicious as they grow anywhere.
The United States continues to shoot
Filipinos. The process of assimilation
is still going on.
A Sweeping Reduction has been made
in certain lines of Clothing, Hats and
Shoes, by Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Fifteen free scholarships in the State
archaeological school, Atlanta, is given
to each county. Cobb county comes in
for her share on this basis
80 per cent. off on lot of Tan Shoes
splendid values. Get you pair while
this bargain sale lasts
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Mrs. Gus Nelson and children have
returned to their home in Knoxville,
accompanied by Miss Willie Grace
Waters.
Miss Annie Eaves. of Cartersville,
and Miss Carrie McGauhy, of Arkansas
have re6urded to their homes after a
pleasant visit to Miss Mae Belle Moore.
One-half off on new, ready -to-wear
Ladies' Hats and Shapes Money saved
20 you in this sale.
j. r. King Dry Goods Co.
An Atlanta merchant says he has to
add on ten per cent for stealage. That
accounts for so many fast young men
in Atlanta
l21ac, l5c and 25c Colored Lawns re-
duced to 10 and l215c,
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
The MONDAY Baptist Association
meets at New Hope church, near Payne,
on Friday, August Bird Rev. A. j.
Morgan, Of Acworth, is the retiring
Moderator, and Jabez Gait is Clerk.
The entertainment in the Park on
Tuesday evening Of last week took IN
1893 %. Expenses $3.50. The Rifles,
the Band and Daughters of the Conted
erscg each received $21W.
Come while reduction price is on.
Just half former price on Ladies new
trimmed Spring and Summer Hats and
Shapes. j. Il. King Dry Goods Co.
If $50, coo can be appropriated by the
State to the jamestown Exposition,
why cannot $4,000 be appropriated to
keep The Confederate cemeteries in
Georgia in good condition? If one is
constitutional then would not the
,other be also?
The peach crop is dependable upon
too many things to be a certainty.
When peaches ripen they must be
gathered, ram or slime, for the time is
short They must be in a good condi-
ton to obtain good prices. If there is
too much rain rot ensues and loss pre-
walls. An apple orchards beats peaches.
100 per cent, off on Mems and BOYS
Straw Hats. $500 Panamas to 90 at
Csc. Wonderful values Only few
sizes left.
Northcutt, Stone 4 Barnes.
The 18th Georgia Confederate Vol
uDteers will hold reunion at Couyers,
August Sth. All Of the regiment are
especially invited to be present as the
good people of Cunyers are making
preparations for red letter day for
the old boys, j A. L. Born,
Co. B, 35th Ga.
Ladies fine Linen Suits, readv-to-
wear, the newest and prettiest things
for Summer. Just half former price.
Great big loss to US, but :key must go
quick. J. r. King Dry Goods Co.
Judge Gober will ship over one hun
dred thousand dollars worth of peaches
this year. One big crop of peaches
makes a man rich and independent.
Hurrah for the Judge. He is success.
full and clear-headed business man, and
one of the foremost orclardists in the
State Of Georgia .-ElliJay Courie-.