The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-07-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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IerRNAL's Bell Telephone, No. Is,
Subscribe for the journal, $1.0o.
Gall 14O for your meat.
Mr.. H. II. Hughes and family are
boarding at Mr.. E. L. Milam's.
8orn to Mr.. and Mrs. Downing, fine
girl
Homegrown cantaloupes fresh every
morning at Faw d Rogers.
Miss Mabel Cantrell is on visit to
Columbus, Ga.
Everything fresh at Gatlin's market.
Mr.. Hall, of Greensboro, is visiting
his sou, Mr.. S. II. Hall.
Mrs. A. L, Hammett was recent
visitor at Mrs. E, L. Milam's.
Mr. Walter Sessions, of Birmingham,
was here Sunday.
Try Union Ham from E. G .Dyson's.
Ali interested are requested to be at
Antioch to clean off cemetery on
Thursday, July 18th. Bring tools.
Fresh cheese at Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. B. A. Butler has just returned
from Tampa and other points in Florida,
and he says the heat there is intense.
haye native beef all the time.
w. A. Gatln.
Editor Walter Coleman, of that
splendid weekly, the Cedartown Stand
ard, was in the city Sunday afternoon.
Some of the newest shapes in brace
let's E M. Cook & Co., Jewellers.
Rubber heels put on at Prince Jack
sons for 25 cents.
Judge Bartlett, of Paulding county,
and Mr.. w. Arnold, OF Lost Noun
tain, we're in the city Friday.
Fruitjars, rubbers and tops at E. G.
Dyson's.
Mrs. Sena Towers will leave for Mont
eagle, Tenn, next Saturday to spend
two weeks.
Mrs. Will Roesel, children and sister
will sail for home from Germany, Aug
ust Goth
For SALE-One secondhand, open
buggy, cheap. @. E. HENDERSON.
Mr.. John Neal and family, of Atlanta,
has rented the, Hunt dwelling, on Polk
street.
For mackerel go to Faw & Rogers.
Cards of thanks are charged for when
published in the Journal. Be sure to
send the money.
am prepared to supply your wants.
Gatlin, the meat man."
Miss Jessie Mason is home from Au-
gusta, and has as her guest Miss Jennie
Palmer, of that city.
Teas to suit all tastes, and to serve
hot or cold, at Faw & Rogers.
Miss Make Maffett, of Cartersville,
was the guest of Miss Matt Black the
past week.
WANTED-A night Waterman; middle
age man. Apply at Journal office.
We are in position now to do house.
raising and house-moving. Mr.. John
Dyson will have charge of all contract
work. HENRY MEINERT.
Senator Clay has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver an address at the Bre-
nsu Chautauqua, Gainesville 18th.
My market is always odorless.
W. A. Gatlin.
See our stock of rings all new and up
to-date., E. NJ. Cook & Co., Jewelers.
Miss Louise Anderson has returned
from Newman, where she was the guest
OF Mrs. j Ohm A. Manget.
The best bread and butter comes
from Faw & Rogers
Mrs. Callie Brooks and child, of En-.
ersOn, Ga, are at Mr.: and Mrs. W. J
Petty's.
You can get any grade flour from
4. &. Dyson.
Mayor Gordon B. Gam, of Chats
worth, Ca, was in the city the past
week.
Half soleing shoes at the small price
OF 75cts. We have the Champion ma
chine, and can do it while you wait.
Prince Jackson
The Percolater Coffee Pot with OF
without lamp e. M. Cook & Co.,
jewelers..
Mrs. ]. q. York and Mr.. D. Sessions
OF jackson, Miss, spent last Saturday
with Mrs G. w. York and family.
When you want fruit jars go to E. G
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Woolbright, O
Atlanta, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Milan last week.
Fresh vegetables from the local gar
oens at Faw & Rogers.
Charles Edward Hughes is the name