The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. Howard Van Wyck, O.
milwaukee, Wis.,, are guests of his ais
ter, Mrs. Bennett, on Polk street. Mr.
Van Wyck has bought of Mr.. Sam. K
DICK his farm near Kennesaw noun
tain and will build an elegant home On
the place and make Marietta his per.
manent home Mrs. P. n. Wood
mother of Mrs. Van Wyck, will make
her home with them. Mr.. Van Wyck
has rented Miss Burnsp's house until
ne can build. We gladly welcome them,
FOR RENT-The Gates property on
Campbell hill. This il 12-roor,
Queen Anne house, large stable and
servants house, Is acres land. One Of
the best pieces of properly in Marietta.
| Apply to A. A. GATES,
Greenville, s. c.,
or to Miss Mamie Lacy, next door to
property.
Come to Supper at the Armory
Thursday, January oath. The ladies Of
Union Chapel will serve tempting
menu from until ten O'Clock. Delic-
ious homemade candies will also be on
| sale. Come and patronize them and in
this way help to make the much-need-
ed repairs on Union Chapel.
Mr.. j. +. Lumpkin has sold his resi-.
dence on Church street to Mr.. E. H.
Northcutt. Mr.. Lumpkin and family
will move to Elizabeth, to be near his
work at Kennesaw Marble Co.
LEorURE.-Rev. s. R. Belk, of At
lanta, will deliver lecture at the opera
house in this city next Friday night,
for the benefit of the Foreign Missiona-
~ Society. Admission 25 cents. Let
every body go.
This Spring season Coral, the Tailor,
will make suits to order from $500 up
to $50 90; pants to order from $3.50 up
to SIS 90. If these prices fit your purse,
| can fit you in suit.
WANTED-Pickers. carders and weav-
ers. Good wages. Houses free of rent.
Address CONCORD WOODEN MILLS"
Marietta, Ca, z. F. D. No. 5.
Your trade will be appreciated.
Gatlin & Co.
WANTED-The public to know that
have retu ned to Marietta permanently,
and will have my tailor-shop over the
book store, west side of square.
Yours very truly,
VIM. CoRALL, the Tailor.
About tifty-four of our citizens have
organized social club with Captain R.
W. Boone, President; NJ NJ. Sessions,
Vice President; Groves Cohen, Secre-
tary; j. E. Massey, Treasurer. Gov
erning Board-C. M. Law, II. G. Cor
yell, A. V, Gortelyou, E. II. Clay, W.
H. Trezevant,
Ladies, you want to read the B. H.
Bostasn Company's page advertisement
in this issue. The big embroidery sale
begins Thursday morning, oath inst
Big sensat,on--everybody is going Be
ttnxe early. il you want some of these
elegant emhroideries.
The printed label on this paper shows
after your name, the date to which you
have paid your subscription. Ii in ar
rears, renew at once and have the date
moved up.
No bad odor at our market.
Gatlin & Co.
ThR Carnes Furniture Company will
iRaBsurste big clearance sale on Sat-
urday, the 18th. and will last fifteen
days. This enterprising store will give
you B ORC bargains for ysur money than
you ever had befors. Read their half
page advertisement in this issue.
The annual election of officers Of the
Marietta FIRE department took place
Tuesday night Of last week. Mr.. James
W. Legg was slestsd chief, Mr.. W. E.
Sehilling, assistant chief and Mr.. W.
4. Walker, secretary and treasurer,
We ase prepared to give you the best
price on High grade Flour ever offered.
Give US q trial. The AYond ale is the
kind you wsRt. For sale by
]. W. HARDNMAN & Sons
now have with 1ne Mr., E. H. North
cult, the well-known and popular mer-
chant Of twenty-one years experience
in my line, who has Just retired from
the firm of Northcutt, Stone & Barnes,
and who wishes all his old friends and
customers to call on him at my store,
where he will be pleased to show them
the best and most popular line of
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Mems Furnish
| ings in Marietta. feel that with the
help / now have, l am in position to
serve the public better than ever be-
fore. I. w. READ.
If you want a nice dressed hen,
phone 299, Manning's market.
Mr.. G. c. CRISIS big sale is now on e.