The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-24
Local Items.

in full bloom. This the Sunny South.
Warren-Abbott Real Estate Go. can
save you money on home. See them.
Mr.. H. G. CHANNEL, of Greenville, S
c., visited his mother here Sunday.
Mr.. A. r. Murray, of Cincinnati, is
visiting his parents here.
Miss Lille Williamson, of Rome, is
visiting her sister, Miss Cleo William
son, at the Misses Towers residence.
Wagons of apples from the mountains
Of North Georgia are daily on our
streets. They are fine apples, too.
For RENT-One two-horse farm. two
miles from Powder Springs. Apply to
Mrs Maggie Lindley, Powder Springs,
Gs.
Mr.. Stovall, of Decatur, Ga, will sing
at Rose Lane church on next Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock. Everybody in
vited.
II you want bargain, see Warren
Abbott Real Estate Company.
Rev. J. j. Crow preached at South
Side Baptist church every night last
week. He received five accessions by
profession of faith.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Green have moved
to 300 North Waddell street, where they
can better accommodate boarders, hav-
ing both hot and cold water baths
Stoves are being put in order and
fires are being started. The winterish
weather begins to send the scuttle to
the coal house.
If you want farm, and want to save
money on it, see Warren-Abbott Real
Estate Co.
DR.. G. D. Elder will leave this week
for New York, where he will take a
six weeks postgraduate course in the
hospital.
Mr.. John Harrison, of Savannah, and
Miss Willie Kate Waters, of Atlanta,
spent Wednesday here as guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Meinert
Have you seen the list Warren-Ab-
bolt Real Estate Company now have?
1t will pay you to look at it.
Mr.. G. c. Grist says lie had the best
days business Saturday that he has had
since he has been in Marietta Adver-
tising pays.
The annual meeting of the Clarke Lii
brary Association will be held at the
library, Thursday afternoon at four
O'Clock, October oath, 1907, A full at
tendance is desired.
w. r, Power, President.
Miss Rosalie Norton, who has been
visiting Mrs, J. T. CorleV, at her beau
titul country home, Arden" for some
time, has returned to her home IN Cow
ington. Miss Norton will probably
spend the winter in Texas, where she
goes soon to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. W. Hicks, of Atlanta, who has
been spending the past week with the
family of Mr.. J. S. Hicks, returned
home Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Georgia and Master Steve Clay Hicks,
who returned Sunday evening.
A fusilade of pistol shots Saturday
night about nine O'Clock, at the depot,
were fired by night Marshal Osburn at
a fleeing negro man whom he attempted
to arrest for shooting at negro woman.
The negro got away.
1t is said that the cotton factories at
Acworth and Canton are making
money and adding to their equipments.
We are gratiffed to hear it, and only
backs up our statement that one or two
would pay in Marietta.
A cotton factory would be good
thing for Marietta. An oil mill and
ACA AhSOOAy "OuN1 uASO pIUN6 D6U-
eficial, and would pay. They always
bring good dividends to the stockhold-
ders.
Mr., E. G. Gilbert has sold his pretty
little tiye-room cottage on Maple ave-
nue. to Mr.. II. F. Martin, who will occu-
Ply it in future. The sale was made by
Bernard Awtrey, of the Marietta Real
Estate Company.
Messrs. A. 6. and J. E. McKenney
have sold their farm of l22 acres, three
miles north of Powder Springs, to Mr..
Thomson, of Carroll county. This was
one Of the farms advertised in Mr.. Ber-
nard Awtrey's list of Good Farms for
Sale in Cobb -
A MARIETTA Young LADY HoNoRED,-
Miss Marie Leake, who entered the
Maryland Institute OF Arts and Designs
year ago, has just won the scholar
ship Of one year in this institution
Miss Marie was offered position in
New York as designer, but declined