The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-07-11
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Call 40 for your meat.
Mr.E T. SheftaIl, conductor on the
A. & B. railroad, was at home Friday.
Miss Cliff Baker is visiting in Chatta-
nooga.
Guy Northcutt is now staying in the
Marietta Trust and Banking Company.
Mrs. E. M. McOulloch is at Mont
Eagle, Tenn.
Mr. Thomas McMeekin, of Daytona,
Fla, is in the city.
Some of the newest shapes in brace
let's, E. M. Cook & Co., jewelers..
Rubber heels put on at Prince Jack
sons for 25 cents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Benson
on last Friday, u fine son.
Mr.. A. M. Dobbs has returned from
his trip to California and the West.
Mrs. R. NJ. Mcneil and children are
at Indian Springs.
LosT-A handsome gold pin of pearls.
Reward if returned to Mrs. George
Dewald, Church street.
For SALE-One second hand, open
buggy, cheap. =. +. HENDERSON.
WANTED-A night Waterman; middle
of oil of
Miss Alma Mayfeld is on visit to
Knoxville, Tenn, and Lenoir, Tenn,
for the next two months.
Hon. N. A. Morris, Mr.. John Morris,
Mr. R, M. McNeel, and Mr.. J. M. Aus
tin left for Mexico last Saturday.
We are in position now to do house
raising and house-moving. Mr.. John
Dyson will have charge of all contract
work. HENRY MEENERT.
Col. B. F. Simpson has been elected
director in the First National Bank
of Marietta.
See our stock of rings all new and up
to-date. E. NJ. Cook & Co., Jewellers,
If you appreciate clean market, you
will patronize US. GATIIN & Co.
Mr. George D. Irwin left Tuesday
for Colorado Springs, COL, to get the
benefit of that health-glving climate.
Mr.. T. M. Brumby and wife and Mr..
Lewis Hoppe and son have returned
from Cumberland Island.
The newest and best coffee pot is the
Percolater. Sold by
E. NJ. Cook & Co., Jewellers.
Little Fannie King, of Dublin, is WIS.,
ting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ],
A, Massey.
Rev. DR.. Nixon, of Atlanta, preached
most excellent sermon at the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning.
Our bacon machine is a wonder.
GATLIN & Co.
The city fathers have bought two
acres of gravel on Fort Hill, 1t was too
costly to buy it by retail.
The crops are looking better now,
and "alI-day singings" are flourishing
as never before.
Miss Lavonia Rogers, who has been
with the j. 4. King Millinery depart
ment, has returned to her home in Nor
cross, Ga.
Driedbeef, sliced as thin as a wafer.
GATLIN & Co.
Senator Clay delivered an address to
the rural carriers convention in At
ianta on the fourth of July. There
were about $50, and they greeted his
speech with frequent applause.
For Rent-The Coryell home place.
Roswell street. Apply at Schilling's
Hardware Store.
Mrs, Edgar Anderson and little daugh
ter, of Atlanta, who have been visiting
Mrs. Fannie Anderson, on Atlanta
street, have returned home.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold their regular meeting next
Monday afternoon at 4 O. clock, in the
Lodge Hall.
Our cold storage is such that meat
never gets old or tainted.
GATLIN & Co.
Good schools, good churches, good
roads and an industrious class of farm
ers will build up any county. Cobb
county is making progress in that line.
A narrow-minded man never sees any
thing except from his standpoint. He
usually forgets that there are two sides
to almost every question,
Mrs, H. l.. Hutchinson, accompanied
by her daughters and son, are visiting
relatives in Virginia. Before returning,
they will take in the Jamestown Expo
sition,
Wanted-0ne hundred friers ard
nwsww -. 8 - 60 khfat,N