The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-25
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Mr.. B. T. Frey will build at once a
sva.room house at Buffers.
Mr.. and Mrs. john D. Northcutt are
IN visit to New Orleans.
Pros for sale. A. THOMPSON, Kenne-
saw, Ga.
Mr., H. A. Barnes house on Powder
Strings street has been reprinted.
Miss Laura Gambler, Of Decatur. is
the guest of Miss EILEEN Gober.
Mrs. 1. W. Waddell has returned
from Florida.
Mr.. ST Garrison and bride, of Macon,
~ are here visiting his mother and sisters.
Rooms for rent. Apply to J. G.
Milan, Kennesaw Avenue.
Mr.. Lewis Turner now holds office
nosition at Kennesaw Marble Co,
For SALE--Two 4-room houses on
Page street. T. NJ BRUMBY, JR.
Mr.. J, W. Lewis, Jr., has accepted
position in Office of McNeel's Marble
Company.
J. J. Black Lumber Company have
the contract to build Prof Dumas new
house, and has commenced work.
Messrs. Meinert & WhitIock have the
contract to build Groom house for
Mr.. Goggins.
The forests are full leafed now and
all nature seems to be smiling under
the tears of April.
EGas FOR HAToH1NG. Buff Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale. Is for 81 so.
M. ]. HIRsoH
Mr.. J. N. Austin Is in Macon as rep
resentative of Cherokee Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, the Grand Lodge being
in annual session.
Miss Virginia Kent, of Boston, will
arrive Thursday to be the guest of Miss
Mabel Cantrell.
Mrs J. H. Bate and family, of San
Antonio, Texas, are here for the sum-
mer,
Mr. G. E Henderson is building five
four-room houses for the Marietta
- IL IS
FoR SALE.-Knabe piano large size
upright, in perfect order, never used
for lessons; very cheap for cash on
account of want of room. Apply to
Journal Office.
Ladies', see the Sorosis underskirts,
just arrived at Stone, Barnes & C-m-
pany's store. They are beauties.
Mr.. E. G.. Gilbert has greatly i'm
proved his dwelling on Lemon street
by adding another story.
Mr.. Ed Groves and bride have re-
turned from Florida They are stopping
at home on Polk street.
Mrs. Len G. Baldwin was presented
with fine piano Friday, gift from
her husband.
Miss Mary Dean Towers will leave for
Birmingham, Ala, on visit next Fri
day.
Mr.. Mayo CAN'T is building dwell
ing on his lot bought of B. T. Frey: on
Atlanta street, the Stubinger place.
After nine weeks sickness, we are glad
to see out in her carriage Mrs. L. B.
Robson.
The man who started out with straw
hat has laid it aside and put on his
derby and an overcoat.
Rev. j. H. Patton and Mr.. E. L. Faw
attended the Cherokee presbytery in
Canton last week Mr.. Faw was made
secretary.
1t is considered by many that most
Of the wheat was killed by the freeze in
this section, and it is being cut down
for stock feed.
Mrs. w. n. Grist and family, Mr. D.
B, Grist and family, and Mrs. Witt,
of Atlanta, attended the funeral of Mr..
M. I. Grist Sunday.
Mrs. S. V. Sanford and children, of
Athens, Ga, are visiting her brothers,
Messrs. D. F. McClatchey, jr., and FAM
lily, ard. Mr.. Homer R. McClatchey and
family in this city.
MIR. G. G. Grist has half page adver-
tse1nent in this issue you will do we'll
to read. They are offering some splen-
did bargains in all lines of their new
and excellent stock, See special sale
of umbrellas.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands
speciality. Tt costs nothing to see me