The Marietta journal., 1906-09-27
Local Items.

Mr. John Waters visited Atlanta SUM-
day.
Miss Susie Waters was the guest Cd
her cousin, Mrs Earl Mcdaniel n Car
tersville last week.
Mr. w l. Moore and family have re,
turned to Atlanta, after spending the
summer in Marietta.
Mr.. E L. Quinn. formerly of Mari.
eta, but now of Paris, H.. visited Mr.
Smiths family last Wednesday.
Mrs Campbell Wallace and daugh-l
ter, Jean, are expected home, the lastl
of this weok
Mr. Mark Groves and wife are occu-|
pying rooms in the home OF Mr. J c Mi.
lam on Kennesaw avenue.
Mrs. Robert L. Squires and childreny
Annnie, Julia and James Harris, visited.
Mr.. James Squires' family in Atlanta
last week.
Miss Annie Pyron, of Kennesaw. was
the guest of Miss Grace Smith the past
week.
Ar. Lou Hibble has returned from
Alaska, and will probably take posi-
tion with Mr. Keeler. who will open
marble quarry IN Alsbama.
HfT Hillyer Warlick. of Griffin. sonNeh
/Bsve WarIiek, was married to Miss
Laura Jennings, of North Lancaster,
Mass last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Gramling will
spend the month of October in Atlanta.
and will then return to Marietta and
occupy the McCulloch home on Powder
Springs street.
Miss Allene Barnes has returned
home after spending month with her
friend, Miss Katie L Travis, of Fayette-
vile. Miss Travis accompanied her to
Atlanta where they spent several days
very pleasantly with Mrs Will Stevens,
sister Of Miss Travis.
Kerley buys direct from the factory.
saves middle mans profit. and gets a
discount that the customer at his store
is given the benefit of Call and exam
inc his extensive stock of jewelry,
watches, diamonds, etc.
DIHD.-Mr. Thomas E. Gibson died
on last Friday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Wingo. on Lawrence
street, aged about 65 years. He was
buried Saturday
It's rumored that six of Marietta g
most popular young ladies are to wed
before the leaves begin tn turn and fall.
Now who are they and who are the
fortunate young men?
Mrs. Ella Chalk. who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. E. A. Page, and
other relatives here, left for her home
in Ravena, n. C., last Saturday.
There will be an alI-day singing at
the Baptist church at Kennesaw next
Sunday Sept 30th. Everybody invited
and.brlng well-filled baskets. Rev ]
Grow will preach at II o'clock.
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 yoI
bring your cotton to town, drop in and
settle with the Journal.
Mr.. James B. Smith, of New Orleans
Mr.. Will Smith, of Cartersville; Mr.
and Mrs. S. NJ. Collins and Mr.. ard Mrs
J. A. Casey, of Atlanta, attended the
family reunion of Mr.. and Mrs. J
Smith last Sunday.
Mrs. Homer r. McClatchey has been
very sick the past week. Her brother
DIR. Leautius Sanders, of Commerce
Ca, visited her and gave her medical
treatment. Her mother, Mrs. c. NJ
Sanders and sister, Mrs. @. M. Walker
of Monroe, are also with hei.
Mrs. Josephine Blackburn has solo
her farm (the H. Reed place. in Grittel
district to Mr.. w. 0. Wardlaw, of At
lanta. who has moved to it. Mrs. Black
bu.n has moved back to Atlanta, Sht
has lived there two years, and made I
profit OF $500 on the sale OF the place.
While perforating a till can with
small file Friday morning, Mrs, ]. A
Medlin happened to the misfortune o
piercing her left hand, the sharp poin
of the implement passing nearl!
through and prod ducing very ugly
wound, from which she suffered great!
before relief was obtained.