The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-08-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Oh dCDItt NETc kACSN- Va %@AA ILL., ~~N-' /
w. A. Bishop several days this week.
Mrs. W. P. Manning and son. Elroll,
of Savannah, are visiting Mrs. Kate L.
Manning. Dir. Will Manning will be
here later.
Rev. w. /. Pierce returned last Sat
urday from Jenningsburg. where he as
sisted in a successful revival meeting.
He filed his pulpit at both hours Sun
day. His morning sermon was to a
large congregation and one of the ablest
he has delivered since he has been here,
and he never fails to measure up to his
resi- onsibiity.
DR.. l. w Waddell preached morning
and evening at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Mathis could
not be present. Or WaddeIl will leave
Thursday for his pastorate at Archer,
Fla. He has many staunch friends in
Marietta, who are always glad to see
him.
Don't forget that on next Friday
morning at 10 o'clock the E. P. Green
Real Estate Company will have sale
OF the Gober lots or east side of town,
one of the prettiest places around town
for homes. A splendid barbecue will
be served Read half page advertise
ment in this issue and be on hand.
Acworth and Marietta teams are ter
ribly excited over baseball. Acworth
came to Marietta and was defeated TO
nothing and charged that they played
an Atlanta team. Marietta went to
Acworth Wednesday, and Acworth de.
feated Marietta 4 to nothing. Marietta
claims that the umpire counted Ac-
worth in on foul. And there you are.
Boys, keep cool if you can, and if you
can't keep cool, keep as cool as you can.
The Courier correspondents picnic
at Octavia, Wednesday, was largely at
tended and great success. The well
come address was by Mr.. Ozro Ward
law. Response by Rev. Elan Christian.
Speeches were made by Hon. Seaborn
Wright, of Rome; Hon. n. A. Morris,
Col. R I. Nesbitt and Capt. Fred Nor
ris. Mr.. A. N. Mayes, Mr.. ]. P. York
and Mrs. Laura RunYan received the
prizes offered for the best essays on
given subjects. 4 splendid picnic din
ner was served
MARRIAGE LICENSES The following
marriage licenses have been issued re-
Gently by our Ordinary: James Rsiney
and Miss Ida Banister, James A. Brown
and Miss Addie Lee BULGE, Robert A.
Smith and Miss Blanche S. Lindley,
Lafayette Hyde and Miss Mary Sanges,
G. NJ. Rutherford and Miss Stella
Holden, Joseph R, CLEARWATER and Miss
Jennie Irene Pickens.
CARD OF THANKs.-Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Northcutt desire to express their
very great appreciation to the many
friends for the kindness and attention
shown their son, Howard, who was so
ruthlessly cut by a negro on Saturday
night. Their gratitude is deep and
heartfelt for their readiness to help and
sympathize.
NoTIoE is hereby given that applica-
| tion will be made to the Mayor and
% Al
regular meeting, first Monday night in
September, 1907, to have Maple avenue
widened to uniform width OF 90 feet,
from a point commencing about 405
feet to the west OF Kennesaw avenue
up to Kennesaw avenue, taking off q
strip of Mrs. D. l.. Dunn's lot las feet
| long and 10 feet wide on the west end
and Az feet wide on the east end, and
a strip off Mrs. H. n. Cottingham's lot
800 long and Is feet wide at Locust
street, and about "A feet wide at Ken
| nesaw avenue.
Wanted-0ne hundred friers ard
hens. Will give top of market for them
at once. White & Green Grocery Co,
102 Atlanta Street
Sharper Reynolds has re.
moved his blacksmith shop on Tucker
street, in rear of Messrs. tlardeman &
Sons store, in the new concrete build
ing All work solicited Call and see
me. SHARPER REYNOLDS.
I have bought all the fixtures now
connected with my place of business,
and can now give you the best the mar
ket affords at lowest prices.
II V Manning
Insurance agents continue to work
Marietta.
| GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY.