The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-02
lh6 Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, MAY 2, 1907.
Local Items.

town exposition in June.
Miss Mary Dean Towers is on visit
to Birmingham.
Mr.. w. M. Moss had a very valu able
horse to die last week.
Sunday next is all-day singing at
Sardis. Everybody will be there
There were singers here Sunday at
the all-day singing from Douglasville,
Almand, and other points.
Mrs. Florence Permenter, of Atlanta
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ut.
Bazemore.
Carrie, the 9-year old daughter of
Mr.. S. E. Cassidy, is up again after a
sickness of ten days with pneumonia.
Mr.. J. A. Landers, after long spell
of sickness, we are glad to see out
again.
Mr.. Nesbitt Osborn is now clerking
in the post office as an emergency
man." Mr.. Anderson being sick.
Junge Russell Shirley and family, Of
Atlanta, spent SundtY with Mr. and Mrs
c. G. Byrd.
This is the blessed month of May,
when all nature is singing the glad song
of Spring.
Johnnie, the 7-year old son of Mr.. ].
s. Oobbins, we are glad to learn, is
very much better after two weeks sick
ness with pneumonia.
Miss Mamie Dobbs, student at Short
er College, Rome, spent first of week
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Dobbs.
The hotels are charging five dollars
per day for room and board at the
jamestown exposition. They'll have
to charge" ours.
1t is thought now that Cobb county
will make about fifty car loads of
peaches. They will doubtless net 81 900
car load, owing to the scarcity.
The Free Press does not believe any
man in Georgia can beat Steve Clay for
the senate next year. The people like
him.-Alpharetta Free Press.
On the night of the oath OF April.
two certain people stole my horse and
buggy away from the Baptist church
and went to ride There were eye wit
nesses by reliable people. If they want
to settle without being exposed, they
may send me IS 90 each through the
mail. My advice to them is to go the
livery stable next time where it will be
cheaper, or Judge Gober may say what
they shall pay. j. NJ. CoGBURN.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Having Sc
cured the services Of a sober, reliable
and experienced Funeral Director and
Embalmer as an assistant, and having
q full and complete stock OF burial
cases, caskets and funeral supplies on
hand, 1 am prepared to give to the pub
lie as good service in this line as can be
had in any city in the State. Calls
from the country and a distance given
prompt attention night or day.
G.. E. HENDERSON.
Editor George D. Rucker, of the AL
pharetta Free Press, stopped over in
Marietta, Friday, route from Macon
to his home. He has lovely daughter
+ in the Wesleyan Female College and he
Z had been on "a visit to see her. He
speaks in high praise of Wesleyan and
thinks it is the college of the south for
culture and character.
For SALE-The Gates property on
Campbell hill. This is a broom
Queen Anne house, large stable and
servants house, Is acres land. One of
the best pieces of property in Marietta
Will exchange for central property in
Atlanta.
Apply to A. A. GATES,
HenGersonville, n. c.,
or to Miss Mamie Lacy, next door to
property,
THANKs.-The ladies Of Memorial AS.
ISOLATION have directed me to express
through the Journal their appreciation
of the interest and enthusiasm of the
children, the veterans, the military
the band, ODD Fellows and citizens
generally who took part in the memoir
al day exercises, Special thanks arr
due the editors of the Journal, Prof
Dumas, Mayor Dobbs, Capt. Morris
Mr.. Henderson, Mr.. Black, Capt. An
derson and each and every one WHIT
~ aided in carrying out the details of pro
gram, Mrs, Clay, Sec. M. Assn.