The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Barbecues ana plcnlcs are ripe, ana
giving the people outdoor exercise.
Mrs. j.. L Ware has returned Ito her
home in Rutledge, Ga. d& -.5
Mr.. D. R. Little has taken position
in First National Bank OF Marietta.
Blue Gem Jellico Coal, forked, IS per
ton. Phone 270. Marietta Ice Co.
Mr.. Roy Lovinggood has taken posi-
ton at Legg's drug store again.
WANrED-To exchange trap for good
mich COW. Address, Box 8. r. F. D..
No. 4, Marietta, Ga.
Mr.. A II. Gilbert and family have
moved into their new house just COM
pleted on Cherokee street.
Mr.. d. B. Parks made good job out
of the improvements in the city park
It is money we'll spent.
WANrED.-Middle aged white woman
as housekeeper. JOHN DoBBs.
at McNeeI Marble Co
Winter has been with US all through,
ice and frost, overcoats and fires.
April and March snapped places.
NILS. Goodwin and Mr.. 8. j. Good
win left Tuesday on visit to Eldorado,
oklahoma.
Mr.. A. R. Murray, o: Cincinnati, O.,
spent Sunday and Monday with his pa
rents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ballard and two
lovely daughters, of Atlanta, were in
the city Thursday afternoon, the guests
of Mr.. E, NJ. Cook.
All persons indebted to the Marietta
Ice Company are requested to call and
settle at once. Marietta Ice Co.
The stereopticon entertainment by
Rev. Bass was postponed last Friday
night owing to the religious services at
the Baptist church.
For RENT.-Several rooms, with
dining-room and kitchen downstairs.
318 Washington Avenue.
Mr.. Henry Sauls has bought of Judge
JIM Stone the storehouse fronting on
Cherokee street and the warehouse in
the rear facing Mays & Browns stable.
Mr.. A. J. Richards, who has been
foreman at Buffers Marble and Gran
tie works, has gone to the State of
Washington, where he has position.
For RENT.--Five.room house, Wad-
dell street. Apply to lis Church street.
Mr.. j. H. Kulhman hiss let the con-
tract to the j. J Black Lumber Co. to
build new house for himself and sam-
lily on Maple avenue.
Dr. Walter Miller left Monday for
Savannah to attend the State Medical
Association, being delegate from
Cobb Comfy Medical Society.
H. E. Keriey has returned from Gin
cinnati and has a complete stock Of
watches, jewelry, cut-glass, silverware
at No. % Park Square, call aud see him.
G. NJ, Crosby & Co.'s drug store has
been nicely repalnted inside, and shows
up clean and neat, making an attrac-
tive appearance.
Mrs. Lindsey Johnson, wife of the
proprietor of the Rome Tribune, and
Col Rowell, of Rome, gave US pleas
ant business call on Thursday.
Mr. J. G. Ferris and family have
moved into Mr.. Joe Blacks new house
on Lawrence street, the best resident
street in town.
Editor Graves gave the Atlanta Geor-
gian a black eye when he wanted
Booker Washington's diner to con-
tinue his job.
The song of the. mocking bird is
mighty sweet but it is the cackle OF
the hen that adds to the revenue Of the
farm in Cobb county, Raise poultry.
Old newspapers, clean, at ten cents
per hundred at Journal office. Suit
able for wrapping goods, putting under
carpets or mating.
1t showed here Saturday for few
minutes, We can give you any kind OF
weather in the Sunny South. Ugh
put what severity of weather they are
having in the North
Mr.. s. H. Hall and wife left Saturday
on two weeks vacation to be spent at
his old home in Greensboro, Ga. He is
the capable pharmacist at Legg's drug
store
Mrs. Charlotte Barton will leave this
week for Eufsula, Ala, where she will
visit the Misses Dean. She will also
spend several weeks at Montgomery be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. Chester Lindley, of Powder
Springs, and Mr.. Lloyd Andrews, OF