The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-03

| er better. A kinder and q more friend.
lY feeling results from such social con-
tact. The Methodist Sunday school
children were largely in evidence and
everything done to make them have
pleasant time with amusements. A
program Of music, vocal and instru-
mental, by Mrs Grist and Mrs. Manget
and recitation by Miss Bertha Moor
added to the interest of the entertain.
ment. Refreshments were served.
Among those who came home from
colleges to spend the holidays were
Miss Clyde Malone, Miss Regina Ram
DO and Miss Irma Neal Of Wesleyan;
Miss Anna Waddell and Miss Mayes,
Of Agnes Scott; Miss Eugene Christian,
of Lagrange; Marshall Mckenzie ard
Leslie Blair, of Emory; Brantley
Haynes, of Waleska; Norman Pratt and
Hal Dumas, of Tech; Vivian Waddell,
Msyes Gober, of Athens University.
Mr.. 3. G. Dyson, the energetic and
clever merchant on south side of
square, has an attractive advertisement
in this issue, which you will do well to
read. He has one of the prettiest stocks
of fancy and staple groceries in town,
and sells at the most reasonable figure,
Once mis- customer, you will always be
his customer. Try him and see.
Capt. J. G. Heard and wife, of Walesca,
Cherokee county, Ca, spent the holi-
days here with their daughter, Mrs.
DR.. @. II. Field. Capt. Heard has
bought the Walraven farm, on Sand
town road near town, and will move
to it.
DIED.-We regret to learn that Mr.
Henry .. White, chief of police of
Gadsden, Ala, died Of heart failure on
last Sunday morning in that city. He
was formerly merchant and citizen of
Marietta, snd at one time treasurer of
Cobb county. His many friends here
regret tSheaf of his demise.
He was SO years of age, and is sur.
vived by three sons and four daughters,
R. J. White and William E. White,
Misses Bessie and William White, of
Gadsden; Edward White, of New Or
leans; Mrs. ]. r. Blalock, of Allan ia,
and Mrs. A. G. Cobbs of Cleaton, KY.
| DIED.-Mrs. George CAMP died on
last Friday in this city. She leaves a
husband and five children, one child
only month old. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. ). ]. Grow, and in
terment in city cemetery.
/ A runaway hsrse and buggy ran into
Mrs. G. E. Hedges ON the square on
Monday of last week, hurting her quite
badly. She was kept in bed several
Idays but has about recovered from her
injuries now, We are glad to state.
Mr.. G. n. Dobbs, on the north side of
square, has q complete line of the best
fancy groceries in town. He is one of
the most reliable merchants we have,
and will treat you right. Read his ad-
vertisement in this issue,
THANKs-The Marietta Book Store did
such fine business during the holidays
that desire to return my sincere
thanks to all my patrons for their lib
erality and patronage and solicit con-
tinuance Of the same. Wishing all a
happy and prosperous New Year,
am yours to serve.
E. L. SPRINGER.
One Of the most ubiquitous visitors
to the city during the holidays. who
had the homes OK our people thrown
open TO him, was the Hon. S. Antaclaus.
His d oarture was with regret, but he
; left many tokens of remembrance.
An exchange points out with great
ideal Of truth that there are but two
} ways in which q man may get rich
quickly and honestly. One way is by
inheritance and the other lie by adver-
Using.
Or. s. R. Belk, wife and daughters.
Misses Mary, Lee and Ruth, and son,
Sam, Of Atlanta, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Mckenzie last Wed.
nesday.
For SALE-S0 acre farm four miles
from Marietta; so acres woodland and
bottom land six miles from Marietta.
See me for description and prices.
| John P. Cheney, Attorney.
Let US make the new year history
maker in pushing Marietta forward to
Greater Marietta" in all industrial,
material, moral and religious accom-
plishments.
I MARRIED-On the 23d of December,
by Rev. J. J. Grow, Mr.. Orlando Prev
EFT and Miss Lula Bell, Mr.. G. G. James
and Miss Annie Jackson, Mr.. J. Carl
Busby ana Miss Minnie G. jackson.