The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-06
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Mrs. NJ L. Perry has rooms to rent
m Washington avenue. ~
It is SAID Marietta is to have two new
state banks-one dead certainty.
Mrs. Minnie Mon amara, of New York
arrived in the city last week.
New bloater mackere!, extra fat, al
Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Matthews are
housekeeping in Atlanta,
Mr.. Bob Ely, Of Chattanooga, visited
one of our fair ones recently.
For Rent or for Sale-A good soda
water fount, in first-class location
Apply at Journal office.
+ For RENT-Two Broom houses on
North avenue. Apply to MRS. GEORGE
DEWALD.
For SALE-A good gentle horse, bug
gy, surrey and harness, cheap. Apply
to Mrs. GEORGE DEwALD.
Mr.. George G. Grist, of Atlanta, was
in the city Friday.
Sweet Pepper, Tomatoe and Egg
Plants for sale.
George F. Montgomery
The farmers say the cotton crop looks
bad, and some are blowing it up.
The prospective June brides ought to
have out their cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coursen left
Friday for Morristown, N. J.
A dimes worth of tea and Jelly
glass free at Faw & Rogers.
For RENr.-Six-room houge On Polk
treet. Apply to Mrs. Sarah Hunt, 101
Hansell street
Miss Ethel Nell visited Miss Make
Maffett, in Cartersville, last Sunday.
Services begin at night at o'clock
at all the churches.
For SALE-One secondhand, open
buggy, cheap. G. E. HENDERSON.
The best &c article on earth for the
farmer-a horse muzzle. Sold only by
DoBBs HARDWARE Go.
The city is putting Cherokee street in
frst-class condition.
Mrs. w. E. Williams and children
spent Sunday in Acworth.
Gold and sterling silver purses
E. M. Cook & Go.
Mrs. w. r. Turner and daughters
visited her mother, Mrs. Sam Jones, in
Gainesville, Sunday
When you want something extra
nice get jar of preserved figs from
Faw & Rogers.
Miss Gertrude Jacob ard Miss Phyllis
Faulkner, of Atlanta, we're visitors to
Marietta Sunday.
Miss Edith Dunwody, who has been
visiting Mrs. g. Z. Gignilliat, has re-
turned to her home in Vidalia, Ga.
The Methodist Church now uses the
Individual glass at the communion SER
vice.
Sunday there has q considerable
change in the atmosphere. 1t was cold
enough for fires and overcoats.
Our stock of Libey and Hawkes. cut
glass is complete.
f. M. Cook & Co.
Mrs. Lovinggood, of Waleska, is Wis
iting her brother, DR., Field, where hel
son, Roy, is quite sick.
Mr.. Will Dumas left last week on 8
visit to New York, and will take in the
Jamestown Exposition.
Going to the picnic See Faw
Rogers about your lunch.
Miss Georgia Hunt, teacher in the
public schools at Valdosta, Ga, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. .. 7. Carnes are on {
months visit to their son, Mr.. Rober
Carnes, in Birmingham, Ala.
Everything new and up.to-date ii
plain or hand carved bracelets.
h. NJ. Cock & Co.
Fifteen cents cotton would be gooC
thing for the farmers next season
Who knows but what they may get it
One of our Marietta girls has Ray
of sunshine" fitting through her socia
life.
The man who never sees good in 9th
ers is not apt to have much good il
himself
PIGS for sale A. THOMPSON, Kenne
saw, Ga.
Bermuda pasture for mich cows
good water. S. D. Rarnbo.
Mrs. B. Schoenthal left the first O.
the week for New York. From there
she sailed for Bremen, Germany, and
will be gone sometime.
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