The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-24
lh6 MdrI6ttd journal
MARIETTA, GA, JAN. "A, 1907.
Local Items.

The pungent guano Will soon begin tt
innoculate the atmosphere hereabouts
The Marietta Pa per Mill started VI
last week.
Mr.. W. A. Sweat and bride, nee Mis-
Annie Leake, have returned to the city
Cotton is not all marketed yet. Il
keeps coming to town. 0
Judge Gober has had the store mex
to the court heuse nicely fixed up.
% Coral, the tailor, is upstairs. over
the book store.
Last Saturday being Lees birthday
the post-office was closed, it being le
gar holiday.
Mrs. J. G. Hughes is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. ]. T. Green, in West
Broeton. Ala.
If you have statement OF yoar ac'
count please give it attention, es We
want Cd close up the old books.
Col. B. +. Simpson and Mr.. w. A
DuPre spent the past week near Bruins
wick on hunting expedition.
Mr.. Lewis Turner has returned from
Florida, much impr owed in health, and
has resumed work at Nelson.
When the street cars are extended
out Church street to Elizabeth, then
there will be mere ased growth in that
section. Well, it ought to be done.
Mr.. d. Summerour of Marietta, was
in to see us Monday. Mr.. Summeroul
owns some fine property near Marietta
and is doing well.-Ellijay Times.
DR.. James Woodrow died at his home
in Columbia, s. O., on the 18TH inst
He married Miss ellie L. Baker, daugh.
ter OF the late Rev. J. w. Baker, OF
Marietta, who survives him.
Jadge Geo F. Gober, of Marietta
has announced that he will give to each
of the eleven new agricultural colleges
of the State fifty peach trees of fine
varieties. Golden Age
Subscribers wan ting their address
changed will please give the name Of
post office at which they are receiving
the paper and the post-office they want
it sent to-
WANTED-Gentler man or lady to trav.
eel for mercaptil house of large capital
Terri cory at home or abroad, to suit
If desirable, the home may be used as
head quarters. Weekly salary CT 81 00(
per year and expenses. Address, with
stamp, Jos. A. ALEXANDER, Mar eta
Ga
2 Notwithstanding there are printed
signs, Don't spit on the sidewalk. City
ordinance prohibits" some people &C
right on and spit on the sidewalks. The
marsnals have begun to make arrests
and we guess that this will stop it.
MONEY TO Lol II can make loans al
seven per cent. on good real estate ri
security. Loans on farming lands q
specially. 1t costs nething to see ms
at my Office in Marietta and find out
all about it. K. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney At Law
The opera house having been sold, o.
course Marietta will have new one ii
course of 2sme. We trust Mr.. Blacl
will see his way clear to build one neal
sin,
The celebration Of Lees birthday las
Saturday in Marietts, at the cour
house, was in keeping with the program
published. The Southern people take
pride In honoring the memory of thi
great military chieftain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swalley enter
tanned at their home on Lemon stree
the young men Of the Marietta Orches
ira and forty Of their friends. Afte
music by the orche stra and solo by Mis-
Lola Sheridan, delicious refreshments
were served,
The Fielding Lewis Chapter, Daugh
tiers Of the American Revolution, me
at the home Of Miss Sarah Camp OIL
18th inst, and cleo ted the following of
ficers: Mrs. W. M. Everett, Regent
Mrs. Charles w illingham, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. ] 7. Bolan Glover, Vic
Regent; Miss Mabel Cortelyou, cor
responding Secretary; Miss Sena Tow
ers, Treasurer; Miss Fannie Glover
Registrar; Mrs. Little, Historian. TIL
retiring Regent, Mrs. G. NJ. Crosby
was presented with bouquet of Amer
cae beauty roses.