The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-13
lh6 Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, JUNE 13 1907.
Local Items.
Seed Beans at Faw & Rogers


Mr.. Frank Clay left Saturday to enter
West Point Academy.
Rubber heels put on at Prince Jack
sons for % cents
Mr.. r. NJ. Hips and wife spent Sum-
day with relatives near Hiram, Ga.
Mr.. 81 Garrison and wife, of Macon
came Sunday. Mrs Garrison will re-
main this week.
Mrs. j. B. Donaldson leftforher home,
in Dublin last Friday, being summoned
there by the death Of her husband
father.
Miss Pearl Fowler has her guest this
week, Miss Florence Trippe, Of Atlanta
We regret to learn that Katie, ten
years of age, daughter of Mr. ands Mrs.
L. D. Day, has typhoid fever, near the
Fair Grounds.
Half soleing shoes at the small price
of 75cts, We have the Champion ma
chine, and can do it while you wait.
Prince Jackson.
Miss Clara Moore, who has been in
the Singer Sewing Machine office 80
long, we regret to learn, will leave Sat-
urday for Atlanta, where she will take
similar position with the company.
The EpVorth league will give So
cial at the parsonage next Thursday
night.
Fresh homegrown vegetables at Faw
Il Rogers.
Outside of the Marietta Rifles, very
few OF our citizens will attend the
Jamestown Exposition. Expeditions
have too much sameness.
Mrs. Dixon, CT Atlanta, who sang at
the entertainment here last week at
she opera house, is superb, and cap
tured the large audience. She was re-
peatedly encored.
Ii you want something really fine in
mackerel Faw & Rogers is the place to
get it.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Schoenthal and
little daughter, have gone to Washing
ton City to visit Mrs. Schoenthals pa
rents. Henry will remain there only
few days and go on to South Dakota.
The most refreshing drink these hot
DAYS Is iced tea. The finest line of teas
IN town will be found at Faw & Rogers.
The large number of: people raising
chickens in this vicinity ought to re-
duce the price, but the drawback is
they are fine breeds and raised to se-
cure fancy prices.
Make it point to see our mems and
boys clothing.
H. "A. Ward & Bro.
A special sale OF lawns and boys
summer suits will commence at G, G.
Crisis store on Saturday evening, June
18th, and continue until Saturday, June
I'D. Read the bargains offered in half
page advertisement in this issue.
We have selected the Royal Purple
Grape Juice for no other reason than
that we consider it the finest on earth,
Try bottle or our judgment.
Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. A. M. Dobbs of this place, and
Col Wiley Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Smith, of Atlanta, left the first of the
week for Redding California, to visit
the Bullychoop Gold Mine in which a
large number of Atlanta and Marietta
people are stockholders. This mine is
already equipped with modern machin-
cry, forty stamp mills, electr appli-
ances and vast quantities of free mill
ing gold ore, i'll fine paying results.
BLACKSMITH Coal "A car load of the
Aetna is now on hand for sale.
w. j. Camp & Co.
MARRIED j Judge John Awtrey, ordi.
nary, was called on Sunday for mar
rage license, and also reformed the
ceremony at the court house, uniting
Mr.. Walter NJ. Compton and Miss Anna
Phillips.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS are made from
minerals and rare metals. II you have
rocks, ores or clay on your farm, YOU
may have fortune. Send small sam
Piles to Mineral Dept. Special Indus.
tries Magazine" with SOC for years
subscription. We will tell you what
they are and their value. L. E. LIND.
SAY, Pubr., Joplin, Mo-, Dept. Is.
PICS for sale. A. THOMPSON, Kenne.
saw, Ga.
b. II. Bostain Co.'s advertisement
IN this issue was put there to be read
The ladies will find some information
IN it worthy Of their attention. Reac