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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-25
Lost fountain.

Miss Mona Moon will accompany her
aunt. Mrs. Mary Moon, of Powder
Springs, on visit to relatives in Thorn.
asville, Ga.
Judge A. L. Bartlett, OF Dallas, and
the Paulding county surveyor were
here Saturday surveying the Judges
land.
The frost on the morning of the 18th
damaged the fruit. In the low land it
was elmost entirely killed, higher or
chards there will be plenty left.
Parties here on the telephone line are
stretching the wire and will be in con-
nection with Marietta in few days.
When the people see good roads and
begin to ride over them they then will
know how to appreciate them. This
alone will convince the people of the
fact OF she Importance of good roads.
Charlie Manning is doing some very
careful and satisfactory work on the
Marietta and Dallas road, and ut the
completion OF this job we propose 70
celebrate the occasion by watermelon
cutting, and we suggest Jim Hardage
as chairman of the watermelon COM
mittee to see that each fellow plants a
big patch and have plenty on hand.
There is but little change in Mrs.
Sylvania Kemp's condition. Her
friends hope she will yet be restored to
health.
Died-On the 18th inst, Mrs. Nancy
Durham, 81 years of age, and relict OF
Nathan Durham, of Mars Hill. She
had for number of years made her
home with her daughter, Mrs. w. H
jackson, where she died.
She was laid to rest at Mars Hill
graveyard last Friday. She has six
children and host of grandchildren
and 'great-grandchildren to mourn her
death. Peace to her ashes.
We are glad to know the Journal will
remain under its present management
Whatever our difference may be on
public matters, or politics, it is but
justice to say the Journal has estab.
lished reputation as being clean
high toned paper, no slang, immoral OF
vulgar language appears on its pages
We do not have to read it over when il
comes to find out il there is any obiec.
tionable features in it before handing
it to our family. We know when We
get it what kind of reading matter il
contains. Its present management in
sues its continued success.
The rains have retarded planting bu,
the farmers seem to be well up will
the season. Early planting is doing M
good.
Now, Beulah, you be careful how
you talk about what the women can de
or they will be doing little for you
You'll get your head combed with
garden rake and see some more woo
fly" Allen.
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Powder Springs.

The young people met last Fri
day evening at Brenard Institute
and organized a literary club with
Prof J S Bookheart, president
Miss Roberta Murray, secretary,
and Mrs E B Lindley, treasurer.
This club will meet semi-monthly,
ard promises to be great benefit
to all the members.
Mr. and Mrs T NJ Lindley and
little son, Cliff, spent last Sunday
with relatives at Hiram.
Miss Sarah Lewis, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with homefolks.
Rev M D Smith, of Atlanta
filled his regular appointment at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
He was accompanied by his wife
Messrs John Middlebrooks and
Roy Tapp, two of our bright boys
attending school at Gordon Insti.
tute, are making g fine record, We
learn. They will leave with
their battalion May 9Th, for a
weeks encsmpment at Tybee.
Miss Willie B. Smith, of Allan
ia, spent Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs J w Smith.
Mrs Belle Wright spent last
Saturday in Atlanta.
MR. F P Lindley is improving
his dwelling by adding a new We
randa.
Mr. Garnett Hardage spent last
! Friday in Atlanta.
Mr. Pat Anderson, of Marietta
spent Sunday here with relatives
No.
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New Salem.

Mr. and Mrs Jim Bates spent
Sunday with relatives at Lost
Mountain. +.
Mr. John Price and family of
Marietta spent Sunday with the
family of Mr.. Jim Kirk here.
We are sorry to ote the illness
of Mrs G G Burton
Robert Guffin and sister, Miss
Altha, visited relatives at Lost
Mountain last Sunday.
Mr. John Hooks, of Mt Olivet,
visited the family of Mr. Edward
Hooks Saturday and Sunday. p
Mr. and Mrs. AL Green and chill
dren, of Marietta, spent Sunday
with the family of Mr. P NJ Hairs
ton here.
Mr. and Mrs Seagraves, CT near
Midway, visited her mother, Mrs.
Simmons, last Sunday.
The singing given at Mrs J D
Easterlin's Sunday night was en-
joyed by all present.
Love All.
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Clifford.

Died on last Tuesday morning
week in Triton, Eskell, son of M
and Mrs E L Ireland, Buried at
Maloney Springs. Rev Mr. Pierce
conducted funeral. Our sympa.
thy extended to the bereaved.
Mr. Lewis Reed is sick with grip.
Miss Harris, of Atlanta, was the
charming guest of uncle, Mr. Hugh
Harris, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. john Dobbins' new dwelling
is nearing completion.
Miss Eva Anderson visited Miss
Carrie Johnson Sunday.
Mr. Tom Shaw and family who
have been sick are better.
Mr. Homer Blair of Atlanta, Wis.
tied home folks Sunday.
Rev McCollum preached here
Saturday and Sunday.
A large crowd at the singing
here Sunday afternoon. There
will be an all-day singing the Be
Sunday in May. All invited.
Aunt Polly.
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Smyrna.

Mr.. Henry Konigsmark had a
fine Scotch collie run over and
killed by the Marietta car last
week.
Miss Olive Handy is enjoying a
few weeks with friends in South
Florida.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Green, a fine baby girl. The lit
tie lady arrived Sunday evening,
April 18th. Mother and child are
doing nicely. while Cleveland
wears the usual smile Of proud
and happy father as he receives
the congratulations of their many
friends.
The many friends of Mr.. Joe
Rutledge will regret to learn that
he.is quite sick with la grippe.
Mr.. Cy Mathers, his son How
ard, and daughter, Miss Ethel, of
Austell, are visiting relatives here,
Mr.. G. l.. Hill and family have
moved into the Gray cottage, OPP
posite the depot, and Mr.. "Bunk"
Magby and family will occupy
the house vacated by Mr.. Hill.
Nickajack Lodge No. 80, I. O.
Q. F., will have a full membership
at the anniversary celebration in
Marietta next Friday.
~
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Limon
Feagan, early LAST Monday morn
ing, a handsome daughter. The
couple are justly proud. and re-
ceiye the congratulation of friends
with happy smiles.
Mr.. Albert Brown and family
now occupy the Cox residence,
moving i'll last Saturday.
t-9 = Critic.
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mt. Zion.

Rev. J. J. Grow filled his regu-
lar appointment here last Satur-
day and Sunday
Miss Cecil Davis, of Macland,
spent the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. M. Head.
Miss Alice Davis, of Atlanta,
visited homefolks here last Saturs
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Grogan is quite sick
with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, of Ma
rietta, visited relatives here last
Sunday.
Miss Mildred Greer spent the
past week with her sister, Mrs.
Allie Hardage, at Kinks Chapel.
Miss Mabelle Hardage spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Mertice Dyson.
The debating society met here
last Saturday with good attend
ance. GUESS WHO.
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Due East.

Mr. John Allen and family,
formerly of this place but now of
Marietta, visited friends here the
past week. Mr. Allan is in very
bad health.
While coming from town on last
Wednesday, Mr. f D Barfield's
mules became frightened near Mr.
Carpenters store and ran away.
One of them was hurt badly, but
Mr. Barfield escaped injury.
Mr. Ernest Cochran, promi-
nent young man of Marietta,
who holds position at Crosby's
drug store, visited the family of
Mr. John Black the past week.
Mrs Selis Barfeld, who has
been sick for several weeks, is i'm
proving.
Mr. Jerry Black, a successful
farmer of this place, has accepted
position with Oliver Bros, bridge
contractors.
Mr. II G Honea, CT Dunwoody,
was in our vicinity the past week.
Mr. Bryant Barfeld purchased
nice buggy last week. This means
that he's going to get a hoe hand
How about it, Bryant?
Mr. Harvey Barfield and family,
who live near the Marietta camp
ground, visited relatives at this
place Sunday.
Rev Mr. Meadows will preach at
Pleasant Grove next Sunday. All
come. s@t.m !-
Mr. Irwin Fridell, near Olinville,
was in our vicinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Hyde visited
relatives at Bethel Sunday.
| Mr. B Bowles has the finest
Spring oats in this section.
Mr. Barney Black, of near this
place, visited relatives near Cross
! Roads last Sunday.
Sunday school at this place
every Sunday morning. Let the
old folks come out and take part
in the good work, and bring your
books.
The many friends of Cliff Tur.
ner, formerly of this place, but
now of Bethel, were proud to see
him out Sunday. REMUs.
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. "A . ToRTA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always ROugr
Signature "a &<NAzzZu
Concord.

We are glad to learn the paint has
arrived for the purpose Of painting our
church.
Miss LIVE Daniel, of near Middleton,
spent last week with her brother, Mr..
NJ. L. Daniel, near this place.
Miss Mabel Gam, of Middleton, is Wis.,
iting her cousin, Miss Agnes Gam,
here.
Mrs J A Arlington has returned home
after pleasant two weeks visit at Hi
ram.
Miss Lola Glore, of Floyd, has been
visiting Miss Donnie Daniel.
We were glad to see SO many out at
the graveyard Saturday and hope they
will continue the work once a month
until it is cleaned off.
Mr. Fred Reed and family, OF Hiram
spent Sunday here with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Reed.
Remember the Sunday-school at this
place every Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. Everybody cordially invited.
Pike.
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AuStelI.

Mrs H G Mather entertained with q
card party last Friday evening, in honor
of her guest, Mrs Matte Henderson, OF
Meridian, Miss. and her sister, Mrs
Mailman, of Texas.
Miss Mile Preston, of McDonough,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs R H Mccoy,
at Eiawatha Inn.
Mrs Lula Scott and her sister, Miss
Annie Green, of Atlanta, visited friends
recently.
Miss Fife Morris entertained few
of her friends with q card party in
honor Of her cousin, Mr. Theo Moseley
of Atlanta.
Mr. r H Mccoy and son, Leroy, are
on business trip to Summerset, KY.
Little Willie Thompson was carried
to Atlanta last Tuesday to be treated
for appendicitis.
Miss Brown, of Hapeville. is visiting
Mrs w A Hill.
Mrs w A HUMPHREYS and children. of
Atlanta, visited her sister, Mrs A H
Irvine, recently.
Mrs James Cureton has returned
from Moultrie, where she has been Wis.,
iting her mother. Mrs A H Martin.
OBSERVER.
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|OUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
from other Towns and lo-
CaIitles.
. work OF NEWS-FINDERS.
R.u Points ofthe County Represented.
ss7ral News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
Wiley's.


All the lovers of music are in
,;ted to be at the court house next
sunday, as it is the day set apart
tWelye monts ago to meet and sing
Dthe old time songs. The singing
Gill begin promptly at 10 o'clock
m. 1 received letter from
Prof L. L. White, of Atlanta, a
few days ago, stating that a large
delegation of good singers were
coming from there on that day to
/ be with US. Now. let everybody
\ N Cobb county that attends the
singing bring a we'll filled basket
d dinner, and help to take care of
our visiting friends that will come
from distance. We want the
Young people to come and help us
ling the good old music. I helped
the young people sing the new
music, and l want them to help
me in the old book one time in a
wear. Let all the classes in the
county send delec ates and be rep
resented in the Association on that
Day, the 4th Sunday.
We heard of a good old bachelor,
who visits Olive Springs very
often, making himself sick a few
days ago by1 trying tc eat all of
he cake that the young ladies
gaye him. They were only giving
him some samples of their cake
10 dream over, and he thought
hat he had to eat it. We hope
hat he may soon recover and be
bic to be out again.
The fruit in this section is all
killed, as far as I can find out,
hat is the peaches. Apples are
Damaged to a large extent, and
lums are all killed. In fact,
verything that was green and
lose to the ground, such as gar
len vegetables.
Mrs. D G. Handy spent a few
bays in Atlanta last week with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Olive Sewell.
BEULAH,
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Due West.

At the school house Sunday af-
Rernoon Rev Melvin Lacy preach
ID an instructive and impressive
scourse to a large crowd. He
Fss followed by Rev Mr. Cantrell.
pn account of sickness in his:fam
ly, Brother John Watts could not
e with us to our regret. Servic-
every third Sunday afternoon
turing the summer months. lu
Literary club met OH last Satur-
Fay. Subject, Resolved, What
bss been the most benefit to man,
hought or Action. Miss Ruby
Kemp and Miss Delmer Reed read
Two of tine best arguments on
bought we ever heard. Charley
hamilton and John Mayes gave
Rplendid arguments for Action.
bought won the decision.
Mr. D W Dick one day last week
Fnlle cutting and hauling logs,
OSt his purse containing fifty dol
aFs. A negro man working for
i'm found it and returned it to
pm before he knew of his loss.
'lsh knew the honest negro's
lame.
The weather continues bad and
aFmers are delayed in work. but
are cheerful as most of us have
our supplies at home and some
0spare. Such articles as we have
buy, sugar, coffee, soda, and
ice are bought with products rails
II or made at home, and if we get
NJ electric car line we will try
M get a shipping point at Octa-
and Lost Mountain, then no
arms will be for sale here, for we
re satisfied that from Marietta to
le Mountain or beyond is one of
le best sections of Cobb. There
not a tax fila issued against a
elaulter in Oregon, Red Rock and
lost Mountainsdistricts. We have
Rur district officers duly elected
no days set apart for Justice
kSurts but no business on docket,
nile we are blessed with all this
NOnie of the men say they would
$vflsh to death if it were not foI
!e economy and industry of their
ives, Asa Darby and B w Griggs
pr Instance,
we We're glad to see IN the last
sue that our editors will contin'
TO control the dear old Journal
would not seem like the same
KaPer If it should change hands
u This Is the fortieth year the
Z 'uFnal has come to our home
~ most Of the papers are on file
A NOR
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SardiS.

Sunday school at this place il
Ill fourishing condition.
Miss Vida Fuller, who has been
on the sick list, was able to resume
school duties last week
Miss Emma Smith, of Atlanta.
visited homefolks Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Althia johnson, of Mari
eta, visited her aunt, Mrs Alex
ander, of this place, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. Milton CAN'T, of Atlanta ,
visited his parents Sunday.
Everybody that possibly can,
are requested to meet at the church
on Saturday evening before the
first Sunday in May, for the pur-
pose of cleaning off the grounds
and decorating the church. The
ladies, especially, are urged to
come and bring flowers.
81 ~ CRACKER.
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Orange Hill.

Mrs w l. Kerley is still on the sick
list.
A telephone line is being built from
Middleton 70 Floyd.
We had terrible rain storm here
Thursday night but we have heard of
no serious damage. 4
We have one Of the most pleasant
and accommodating carriers that goes
from Austell, Mr. w ] Seay.
The singing at Milford Sunday even
ing was we'll attended.
Messrs r H Clay and w L Kerley
made flying visit to the Gate City
Saturday,
Messrs r F Vaughn and & F McLarty
made business trip to Marietta Sat-
urday. Violet.
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Middleton.

Our Literary Club meets next Frid ay
night. Don't forget
Miss Tommie Lee Queen, of River
side, is visiting her grandparents at
this place.
Mrs A Landers is no better.
Mrs Nathan Gam, of Atlanta, is Wis.,
iting her children this week.
The singing Saturday night at Mr.
Pleasant Cams was enjoyed by all
present.
Miss Eunice Wilks visited Miss Irene
Mable Saturday ard Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Clara Medlin and
Miss Lillian Anderson were the guests
OF Mr. B H Cams family Sunday.
Miss Cora Thomas is visiting IN At
lanta. Judy,
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naCland.

Mr. W w McCulloch, of Mari
eta, who has the contract TO build
the foundation of the college, has
been here for the past week. and
has pushed the work at a lively
rate. He will be ready to lay the
cornerstone in the near future.
Rev and Mrs P A Kellet and
oaby, who have been visiting the
family of Mr. R R Petrie, have re-.
turned to their home at Canton,
Miss Mamie Griggs is spending
this week with her brother near
Marietta.
Farmers are getting behind with
their work, during this rainy, cold
weather.
The fruit and early vegetables
IN this community were most all
killed by the cold and frost last
week.
Mr. G Teanent, who has been
quite sick for several weeks past,
improves very slowly.
We are glad, indeed, that the
Journal will 60 on with the same
able managers that it has had SO
long. No better, cleaner, more
newsy paper in the State than the
Marietta Journal. RUBY.
Too Late for Last Week. | :
Our community was saddened
when the news reached here that
Chester Lindley had been drowned
near Wilmington, N. G. He had
been at Wilmington since last
September, and was an agent for
the Industrial Insurance Co. He
and company of young men left
Wilmington Friday morning for a
a trip to the Sound, distance Of
about ten miles. On reaching G.
R. Mason's store on the Sound, an
oyster roast was ordered. During
the preparation of the roast, Ches-
ter Lindlev and a young man
named Lloyd Andrews hired a
skiff and ventured in the middle
of the Sound to shoot marsh hens.
A high northwest wind was blow
ing, night approached, and the
boys did not return. A searching
party was organized, but no trace
could be discovered. 1t Is prob
able that the young men were car
ried through Queens inlet out to
sea. Chester had lived in this
community for the past five years,
and was a model young man. Eve.
ry one who knew him was his
friend. He was a member of the
Methodist Church at this place,
and was always prompt to any coll
of his Church. He very often con.
Quoted the young mems prayer
meeting. We missed his pleasant
face when he left home last year,
but we could comfort ourselves
with the thought that he would
come home some time. Now We
know we will never see him agar
in this life, and it seems almost un'
bearable for the father, mother,
four sisters and one brother, who
are left to mourn his loss. But
God doeth all things we'll, and if
we are faithful, we will meet
Chester in the "Sweet By.and-By."
Our profcundest sympathies are
extended to the heart-broken fam.
lily.
Mrs. P, A. Kellet and little
daughter, Clemmie Blanche, of
Canton, are spending few weeks
with her father, Mr.. R. r. Petree.
There will be Children's Day
services here the second Sunday in
May. There will be two services,
one in the morning and one III the
afternoon. RURY.
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it heals the bronchial tubes
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The man who is always just 60
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narietta Camp Ground.

Married-at this place on last Sum-
day, Mr. Homer Hicks and Miss Pearl
Holbrooks, of Marietta, by Rev Mr.
Jones, Of this place. The groom is the
son of Mr. J s Hicks and holds o posi-
ton with the McNeel Marble Co. The
bride is one Of Marietta's beautiful and
accomplished young ladies. The hap
Ply couple have our best wishes for q
long life and happiness,
Rev Jones will fill his regular ap.
pointment here next Sunday
Mr. S r BeasIey, who has been sick
for the past week, has about recovered
The club met here last Saturday night
with very good attendance.
Mrs Cochran, of Mississippi, returned
home last Monday, after spending q
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs r
& Almond. Need More.
pa - IT RIA,
BearD the - The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature I &MAszeZI
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-31
IRRIGATION WORK
IS NOT II
STOP
Carson Truckee Project VIII Be Com.
pleted by Next April.

RENO, New, May 29.-Engineer l..
H. Taylor of the Carson Truckee irri-
CATION project, in an interview with a
Bee correspondent last evening, stated
that the irrigation work in Churchill
county would be carried on this sum
mer and fall, despite the report that
the government had decided to stop
the work for the present.
He also stated that he thought Tho
work would be completed by next
April, and that more than 200, 900 acres
of fertile land would then. be under
irrigation and would be turned over
to the settlers. He stated that about
40 per cen of the pioneer farmers of
Churchill county objected to paying
for water, and threatened to sue the
government, but that the government
would refuse to give them water unless
they paid for it, and that he thought
the trouble would be peacefully settled
in the next few months.
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ANGRY NEGRO
SLABS WHITE
and ESCAPES

DENVER, May 28.--Angered by
comments said to have been made
against his race, an unknown negro
plunged a knife into the breast OF
Fred Thomson, an employee of the Yves
tern Packin company, fatally injurine
him tonight. Thomson came here re.
Gently from Washington, D. c.
The assault occurred on a crowded
Larimer street car and was the out
growth of a fight that Thomson and
a friend named f. r. Combes, also
from Washington, had previously with
another negro. The two whites had
been victorious in this fight and were
talking it over with disparaging re
marks concerning the negroes.
The negro who stabbed Thomson
was sitting near and overheard the
conversation. Glowering at the two
men, he mumbled something under
his breath and then suddenly sprane
unpon Thomson and stabbed him in
the region of the heart.
The negro rushed from the car and
escaped. The other inmates Of the car
gave chase with threats of lynhcing
but the negro soon disappeared and
traces of him were lost.
Thomson is in a precarious condi-
ton and in a hospital.
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RHEUMATISM MAKES LIFE
MIsERABIE

A happy home is the most valuable
possession that 10 within the reach Of
mankind, but you cannot enjoy its
comforts II you are suffering from
rheumatism. You throw aside business
cares when you enter your home and
you can Dc relieves from those rheu.
matte pains also by applying Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. One application
will give you relief and it's continued
use for q short time will bring about
a permanent cure. For sale by the
Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co.
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JUDGE LANGAN HAS
ARMED BODY GUARD

RENO, New, May 29.--Fearing that
an attempt will be made to assassinate
him, Judeg Langan, who recently sen
fenced Preston and Smith to serve
terms in the Nevada penitentiary for
the murder Of John Silva, and who is
now trying the cases Of Vincent St.
John and other men charged with con
spiracy, has employed Roy Gill, a Reno
boy, to act as his body guard. Young
Gill is armed with a brace of revolvers
and is constantly at the judges side