The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-18
Mr.. win Mccr.rv b.. ,atn,,.d ,ro,,

the Southern Tri-State Photographers'
Convention. He was awarded the gold
medal in the grand portrait class for
the best and most creditable exhibit of
MS portrait work. He carries a certifi-
cate from the Southern Photographers,
All this is highly complimentary to
Mr. McCrary, and should be appreciated
ny Marietta people in their efforts to
reward merit and artistic skill IN pho
Biography. He is advancing in his bust.
ness very rapidly.
Mr.. Harry L. Miller, of Chattanooga
has Joined the efficient force at Legp's
Drug Store. Mr.. Miller is a graduate
OF Chicago School of Pharmacy class of
1895, has had IL years. experience in
drug business. During the Spanish
American war he was pharmacist for
the government ct the hospital at Fort
Dade, Florida. He is located at the
Biltmore on Church street for the pres.
ent. Can be found at night by phoninq
3S7.
For SALE.-The Gates property on
Campbell hill. This is broom
| Queen Anne house, large stable and
servants house, Is acres land. One of
the best pieces of property in Marietta.
viii exchange for central property in
Atlanta.
Apply to A. A. GATES,
HenGersonville, n. c.,
or to Miss Mamie Lacy, next door to
property, ~nr
Mrs. Matte J. Clifton, of Thomas
vile, and Mr.. Simeon Hudson Smith,
Of Lynchburg, Va, will be married IN
Marietta, at the home of her brother,
Mayor E. P. Dobbs, Wednesday, 18th.
Mrs Clifton is beautiful woman and
quite wealthy. Mr.. Smith is a wealthy
manufacturer of Lynchburg, Va.
Harvey, the bright 8.year old child
i of Mr.. John Reynolds, died at the famis
ly residence on Clay street last Satur-
day night. DR.. Dobbs conducted the
funeral Monday afternoon. Burial in
city cemetery. Mr.. Reynolds is motor
! man on electric car line, and has the
sympathy of our people in his bereave-
ment
DIED-On last Friday morning, at
Oakhurst, Gilbert Marshall, son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. A. Summerour, aged II
months and five days, of dysentery.
! He was bright and beautiful little
boy, and his untimely death is source
Of deep regret. The funeral was con-
Quoted Saturday by Rev. w. L. Pierce.
Burial at Marietta camp ground. Our
sympathy is extended to the bereaved.
CARD OF THANKs.-We desire to ex.
press our gratitude and appreciation Of
the many acts of kindness, attention
and sympathy shown to us by our
neighbors and friends during the ssick-
| ness and death of our little son, Gilbert.
Mr.. AND Mrs D. A SUMMERoUR.
CARD OF THANKs.-I wish to thank
the many kind friends who extended
sympathy and assistance during the
illness of my niece, Annie Kate Ed
| wards. MRS. w. G. Dyson.
You may tell a good farmer before
you see him and before you reach the
front gate, simply by observing the live
stock in the fields as you pass, If they
are trim, clean-looking, in good condi-
ton, of standard breeds, you may be
sure the owner is on to his job and up
to his business.
| MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
| speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me
az my office in Marietta and fCd out all
about it R. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
Mr.. Roy Lovinggood, who has teen
at Waleska attending school, has re-
turned and will be found at Legg's soda
fountain. Roy is genial young man
and a good mixer, and his many friends
| will be glad to welcome him back.
ANEW MILL i have just completed
a new grist mill at the Marietta Camp
Ground and will grind on Saturdays.
Public patronage solicited. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed r. G. Almand.
B H. Bostain Company's page adver-
tisemsnt will be found very interesting
to the ladies. Don't fail to read it..
There is something doing when you
visit this store to get bargains in stylish
goods. The embroidery sale is for four
days, and will be the biggest ever held
at Bostain's store.
Judge Calhoun, IN Atlanta, gave a
tramp last Thursday twelve months in
the chsin-gang, as a vagrant, stating
that 1.-The days Of tramps were over in
Georgia A rather hard disposal Of q
gentleman of leisure"