The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-03
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made, whether kept or not.
Senator Clay came home and spent
the holidays.
The "gal on the fountaiR," in the
city park, had an icy Christmas.
Miss Louise O'Neill, of Rome, is the
charming guest Of Miss Julia Atkinson.
Mrs. Will Cox is visiting her parents
IN Newman.
Miss Clara Moore spent part of the
holidays in Atlanta.
Prof. Guy Moore. of Locust Grove
Institute, spent the holidays here.
Messrs. Jackson and Sam Dick spent
the holidays here with their parents.
Senator Clay returned to Washing
ton Sunday morning.
Miss Alma Mayfield is clerking for
the Maaietts Jewelry Company.
Miss Dovie Blair visited her broth
or, Col. D. W. Blair, the past week.
Mr.. Collins, who has been with Legg's
drug store, is now pharmacist at Cros-
by's.
COOP SHOE Work and Harness Re-
pairing, next door to w. w. Watkins &
Son, by Prince Jackson and p. q. Sheriff.
Miss Clyde Lovinggood, of Gordon
county, is the guest OF her uncle, DR..
G. H. Field, and family.
Our $1.OO "Kantleek" Hot Water
Bottle. guaranteed.
G. M. CROSBY & Go.
Mrs. j. A. Medlin returned home
Monday, after spending the Christmas
holidays with her parents in Athens.
Miss Georgia Hunt, teacher in pub
lie school in Valdosts spent the holi-
days here with home folks.
Mr.. Robert Black and wife, who
spent the holidays here, returned to
Bristol, Tenn, on Monday, where he
has position on railroad.
DR.. J H. Patton was sick last Sun
day and did not preach at the Presby-
terrain church.
Tax Receiver F. B Barber has moved
his family to Marietta, and occupies
one ct Mr.. Clay's houses at Buffers.
MARRTED-On Christmas day, Mr.,
Sam Burgess and Miss Lilla Kilgore,
near Mt. Zion by Rev, ~, Grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J s. Dobbins received
bouncing baby boy as Christmas
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. P. Sanford spent the
Christmas holidays with his father in
Macon.
Mr.. L. E. Possebois and family and
Mr.. Johnrie Thompson have moved to
5l2 Atlanta street.
For SALE-80 acre farm four miles
from Marietta; 80 acres woodland and
bottom land six miles from Marietta,
See me for description and price,
John P. Cheney, Attorney.
Prof. H. l.. Sewell, superintendent OF
Gainesville public schools, visited rel
atives here the past week.
Mrs. VIM. II. Browne, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. M
Sessions.
Mr. John P. Cheney and Mr.. W. L.
Richardson spent last week in Tiff
county, Ga. hunting.
II you regret the money you spent for
Christmas, you didn't have the right
Christmas spirit.
Start your advertisement with the
nrst OF the year in the Journal and
keep it there and you will attrsct trade
and new customers,
We regret that Mr.. T. M, Potts.
clerk in the B. FL. Bostain Co.'s store
Is at home here on Powder Springs st,
sick, having typhoid fever.
Mrs.. Strickland has been apnointad
and assumed the duties of postmaster
at Austell, to succeed G. j. Shelver.
ton, resigned.
MISS Mamie Barnes and Mr.. w, E,
Barnes, of Quitman, Ga, were guests
OF their sister, Miss Gussie Barnes, du-
ring the holidays.
Mr. J. l.. Steele and family, of Chill.
Gothic, Ohio, are in the city for the win.
Ter and are stopping at the Kennesaw
House
Mr.. t. E. Kerley, the Marietta Jew
eier' has gone into bankruptcy. W. R.
rover, receiver; liabilities, 1924. "a.
sets, $3.50.
j. ). Jackson is thoroughly eouipped
70 DO all kinds OF grading. dravino
1nauiing machinery, sand, Etc. Sstiss.
''''on guaranteed. Phone No. IO2.
MIR. Thomas McMeekin, who has bean
with ID. @. Dobbs, has gone to Tamn.
Fla, where he has a position III,