The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-07-04
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DREssMAKING by Mrs. F. E. Slower,
sol Lawrence street.
Work on the three store buildings for
Judge Geo. F. Gober, on Atlanta street,
is going forward.
FoR RENT -Six-room house with bath
and toilet. d. G COLE.
I am now ready to take your order
for winter coal. Henry Meinert.
You no longer feel close relationship
to your fondly-prized underwear. The
affinity is dissolved.
FoR RENT-Five or six acres of good
corn land at Sibley's crossing. Apply
to A. S, J. Gardner, Phone 121.
For RKNT-Office rooms on west side
otsquare. Apply to D. G. Cole.
Mr.. W. M. Mckenzie and family have
moved to their summer home on Ros-
well road.
Mrs. Dewitt G. Cole is very i'll at the
Elkin-GOldsmith Sanitarium in Allan
ia. Her host of friends here hope that
she will be restored to health.
Mrs. Clyde Matthews and little
daughter are visiting Mrs. George 8.
Owen.
Henry Meinert can save you money
a OIL all contract work or building mate
rial,
Mr.. R. L. Northcutt has returned to
the city from jamestown and other
points north.
Marietta Book Store has complete
line of State adopted school books and
also complete line of school supplies,
including 50O-page tablet for cents.
New BLACKSMITH SHOP for horse
shoeing and general repair work, Dem
mead street, near Glover's old foundry.
r. E. LEE.
Miss Anna Waddell has returned
from Waynesboro, Ga, where she has
been attending a house party.
HAVE decided to sell a few of my
forest covered lots, fronting on Maple
Avenue and VIM street. For prices
apply to me. JOSEPH M. Brown.
Miss Julia Atkinson now holds posi-
ton in Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 3
office vacated by Mics Clara Moore.
Mrs. J. G. Atkinson and children are
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Mcintosh
Mrs, L. E. Peacock, Mrs. James T.
greene and son and Wallace Hughes, o.
blocton, Ala, are visiting their moth
or, Mrs. ]. G. Hughes.
If you need any lumber or coal, come
10 see me or call phone u.
HENRY MEINERT.
we were wrongly informed as to
"hefe Mr.. John Dunn resides, He oc-
ouples home with his wife near Eliza
beth.
Mr. James E. Mcnamara has placed
us daughter, Mabel, and son, Edward,
with family at Walesca, ready to en-
'ef hhinehardt college next term.
The glorious fourth of July is here,
"Aen everybody feels patriotic, and all.
uAy singing at the court house is to be
Inc entertainment.
since the rain a number Of our citi-
Se"S have been trying to inveigle the
nnny tribe in adjacent streams,
win lair success. Marietta's best fish
efman is in Mississippi.
having a large coal business in At
1 20 s" enables me to put better grade
y ~ COSi on the market at lower rate
4 "' o'hers. Henry Meinert
plED-Mr. Bird Reeves, who has been
'l'A' dled last week at his home on Ma
s'e avenue. The family moved here
run Kennesaw, Ga and Nr. Reeves
olNMuSSS.
0lTY lax NoTIoE.--The books are now
open at the council chamber for all
property holders to give in their tax
's'oras for the year 1907.
WI. BLACK,
City Tax Collector and Clerk.
00ne one unscrewed the pipe in the
1"'"ln IN the park on Wednesday
e.sA' and a number of the small gold
"sn escaped. There is no excuse for
such conduct
lumber of our citizens will leave
80 !" lew weeks visit to Mexico soon,
Ing Interested in SEINE silver and gold
ines there, anepg them Col, N. A..