The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20
ln6 Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, JUNE 20. 1907.
Local Items.

prove.
Mr.. Litchman Leard lost his horse
from collie the other night.
Mrs. w. r. Turner, who isir Carters-
vile, is slowly improving from q severe
spell Of gastritis. an
Mr. Arthur Dobbs and Mr.. Bud
Reeves, on Maple avenue, both have
typhoid fever. we regret to learn. III.
Mr.. George Gilbert came home from
Jamestown sick. He is confined to his
room and receiving medical treatment.
Miss Matte Campbell is spending
two weeks at house party in Charles
ton. She will return about July 1st.
BLACKSMITH CoAL.--A car load of the
Aetna is now on hand for sale.
w. J. Camp & Co.
Joe Rainey, a well-known colored
barber formerly of Marietta, died at
Riverside, California, recently.
Miss Lucille Vest, of Elberton, and
Miss Anna Vest, of Winnings, spent
Tuesday with Miss Mary Warren.
Miss Galloway, Mss Harris, and Mr.
Jones of Atlanta, and Miss Nouna
Jones, of Elberton, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ohm Warren, Sunday.
Asa Gambler went to Atlanta, PEN
niless country boy. Last Sunday he
gave $75 900 to build Methodist Hos
pital in Atlanta.
That colored itinerant preacher who
preached on the square twice a day for
the past week without an audience had
the perseverance of the saints.
The concrete blocks make very pre-
sentable building, as is shown in the
new building in rear of Mr.. Lyons
store.
Mrs. Charles A. Green and children,
of Columbus are expected to arrive in
few days to be the guests of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Fowler.
Buc9, Reynolds, the colored driver for
Mr.. Trenholm Bakers hack, was thrown
out of the hack by the horse running
away Sunday afternoon, and he was
considerably bruised up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leach and son,
Robert; Miss Isabel Brumby and Miss
Laura Marguerite Hoppe left Tuesday
of last week for New York and sailed
later for Somerset, England, where they
will remain for six months.
After spending two weeks delightful.
ly with her parents here, Miss Pearle
Fowler, has returned to Atlanta. She
had as her guests while here Miss Flor
! ence Trice, who has also returned to
Atlanta.
Miss Pearle Fowler entertained de-
lightfully at spend. the-day party last
Sunday, her guests were Misses Flor
ence Trice, Margaret Daniel and Leila
Fowler, Messrs R. L. Wallace, Thomas
J. Selman and Theo Gary, of Atlanta,
and ]. Mac Fowler, of Marietta.
Mr.. Oliver of Portland, Oregon, who
was barber here with the Grogans q
few years ago, wrote to Col, John p.
Cheney that he met Rev. Mr.. Lindsey,
formerly pastor of the Marietta Bap-
fist Church, and Mr.. Jack Moore, for
merly editor of the Herald here, on the
streets in Portland, few days ago.
Advertise in the Journal if you want
to sell; likewise if you want to buy /;
so, also, you want to find something
you have lost, or locate the owner of
something you have found. In short,
if there is something you want to know
or want others to know, use the Jour-
nal. The people read it,
There comes to US through the mail
an invitation to the marriage of Miss
Ais Epperson to Mr.. Otis. Francis
Hester, June 26th, at 8 o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burke Epperson, Williston,
Florida. Miss Epperson Will be remem-
bered by number of our people as the
charming guest of Miss Minnie Jor-
dan several summers ago.
The friends of Mr.. w. Frank Dobbs
of Kennesaw, Ga, will be gratified to
learn that he has taken the first of
three prizes offered by the Hodgson
Chemical Co., of Athens, to students Of
the University, on the subject of Com
mercial Fertilizers" The prizes are
$25, SIS and $40 in gold. The places
were hotly contested for by members
of the different classes. Mr.. Dobbs is
to be congratulated on winning the first
place over men from higher classes
He stands we'll in his sophomore
class, and bright future is predicted
for him In the University.
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