The Marietta journal., 1906-10-18
lh6 Marietta Journal
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

DR.. Couch, of Senoia, visited his
daughter. Mrs Geo. E. Nolan, here
Saturday and Sunday, who has been
very sick, but is much better now.
The advanced price of cotton caused
our farmers to bring heap of cotton
Saturday. The streets were pretty
we'll crowded with wagons with cotton.
You will find that the merchants who
advertise are enterprising, progressive
and liberal, and will give you the best
bargains. 1t is your duty to trade with
these merchants.
Please notice the label on your paper
and see how much you are in arrears
This is the time when we expect our
subscribers to pay US, so when you
bring your cotton to town, drop in and
settle with the Journal,
Mrs. Ed Hunt entertained the Ladies'
Euchre club on Thursday afternoon.
The visitors prize was won by Mrs. Ed
Pomeroy, of Atlanta, and the club
prize by Mrs. G. NJ. Lowell. A salad
course was served.
Mr.. ]. A. Northcutt and wife, of Sill
verton, Broscoe county, Texas, are Wis
iting his brother, Mr.. E. H. Northcutt.
Mr.. r. A. Watson, wife and daughter,
from the same place, are also visiting
Mr.. Northcutt also Mr. Mark Green's
family.
Telephone us the news, and then you
will be sure to see it in the Journal. If
you wait for US to find it out anyhow,
we may not get hold of it, and then you
will be disappointed. The sure way is
toilet US know.
y Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following white persons in the last
week: T. M. Gentry and Miss lea
Taylor, Sherman D. Holcomb and Miss
Alice Wilkie. John Brady and Miss
Eary Turner.
MARRIED.-Last Saturday couple
from Atlanta got of the electric car
and proceeded to the Ordinary's office,
where marriage license was issued to
Mr.. s. j. Hornsby and Miss Lois l..
Smith. Judge John Awtrey performed
the ceremony that made them one, and
they returned to Atlanta.
Suppose the daily press let up on
this negro problem for awhile. It
seems enough has been said, unless it
was more practical, to do for sometime
to come. Less sensationalism and more
sense is demanded. The people and law
can handle any phase of the negro
problem, as it presents itself.
As the people are just beginning to
build their houses of cement, the Steel
Trust is casting covetous eye in that
direction and as an adjunct of it's other
monopolies proposes to now control the
Portland cement industry. The name
OF the new company is the Universal
Portland Cement Company.
A little q months old child of Mr.,
John w. Eberhart, jr., was run over
and killed by delivery wagon in Ath.
ems, the negro driver going at fast
speed at street crossing similar
accident will happen in Marietta one
of these days If fast driving at street
crossings and corners continues. Some
of the drivers of drays and delivery
wagons are reckless in this matter and
it behooves the city officers to watch
out for these offenders.
Editors Journal Grand jurors re-
commend some things that the Ordi
nary can't do. The Ordinary certainl,
cannot appropriate $500 to any colleg,
or school, because it is not county
expense, and there is no law author
izing him to do so. The Grand jury
cannot give the peoples money to an,
institution or enterprise.
BLAoKsToN.
Try and catch on to what you want
make grab for it, and hold it if yo,
can; but if it eludes you do not blub
Der, for that never does any good
Try again. 1t is the cheerful man VIII,
succeeds, who, when his balloon col
lapses, goes to work Immediately {,
initiate another one. The saddest fail
ure in this life is the man who give
up. Keep stiff upper lip. face tn,
future with courage and always be de
serving of success whether you affair
it or not.
W. H. Day, q druggist of Blanches
ter, o., who came to Atlanta to attent
the National Convention of Druggists
visited Marietta after the convention
adjourned and went through the ma
tional cemetery. Here he came acros
agrave marked Thomas A Day, Blan
chester, o. 1t was the grave of hi
brother, who left home during the wa
lieutenant in the Fourteenth Obi
Volunteers. He was killed at Bi