The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-09-19
Th6 Marietta journal
Local Items.

Hon. S, A Anderson is at home this
week from South Carolina.
A dramatic entertainment holds forth
under tent on Whitlock avenue next
week, and circus here on the 18th.
Hamburger steak ground while you
wait at H V Manning's.
The man who conceals stolen goods,
that he has information is stolen, is as
guilty, under the law, as the thief who
stole the goods.
Those Gibson head photos at Nc
Crary's are just simply fine.
Judge Gober visited his peach orchard
at Americas the past week, and says it
is one of the finest orchards he ever
saw.
Those water color photos at Nc
Crary's are the cutest things They are
framed so nice
Mr.. Alex Gam has sold one of his
farms near Smyrna, containing Is
acres, to Mr.. l.. F. Fortner for $3.50.
Mr.. B. F. Reed, of Smyrna, real estate
agent, made the sale.
Say, have you seen McCrary's new
work? 1t is the best that has ever been
shown in Marietta. They look just like
Gibson heads.
The city council will have vote on
the sewerage question in November.
Would have had it in October, but the
law requires twelve months between
elections.
Dear John: | am having some of
those Gibson head photos made at Nc
Crary's, and they are fine. win send
you one real soon
If you want good job printing, bring
your work to The Journal office We
have both steam and electric power,
and can always keep our presses going
Atlanta prices duplicated.
You Can see all the new and latest
styles of photos at McCrary's for the
fall trade. Just received the latest
styles from the art schools-so you can
get the latest going at McCrary's.
CITY TAX IoE,-The books for the
payment of city taxes for 1907 are now
open at Council Chamber. Call and
make payments at once
WI. BLACK,
Clerk and Tax Collector.
Mrs. Quinn, of Thomson, Ca, sister
of Mr.. John s. Dobbins, has bought the
Cassidy house and lot, on Atlanta
street through Mr.. B. Awtrey, real
estate dealer
Mrs. A. q. Thomas and son, William
Mckenzie, of Hannibal, Mo, are visit
5ng her brother, Mr., Sam w. Jones, on
Church street. Mrs Thomas will be
remembered as the wife Of the late
Rev. A. c. Thomas, who was pastor of
the Methodist Church here eleven years
ago, Her many friends will be glad to
greet her.
DIED Mrs. Charles t. Shepard died
in Atlanta on last Thursday. She was
the daughter of the late Rev. B. Lowrey
and was most estimable lady Her
remains were brought to Marietta on
Saturday and inferred in the city ceme-
terry. Rev. w. l.. Pierce conducted the
service at the grave. Mr.. G. f. Hender-
son, undertaken, had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Locust Lodge is entertaining the fol-
lowing jacksonville, Fla people: Mrs.
Mitchell and son, Miss Nellie Cook,
Miss Mildred Hendricks, Miss Sue
Hartridge, Mrs. Syrene and grand
daughter, Miss Anna Syrene Rev. Mr..
Lee and daughter, Miss Lee; Mrs. A. A.
DeLscy and two daughters, Misses Ju-
liza and Arwyn Mr.. Alexander, Mrs.
Mrs. Carroll and two daughters, and
Miss Bessie Turnwood
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Reynolds has re.
moved his blacksmith shop on Tucker
street, in rear of Messrs Hard eman &
Sons store, in the new concrete build
ing. All work solicited Call and see
me. SHARPER REYNOLDS.
The entertainment at the opera house
on last Thursday night was largely at
tended, and was one of the most de =
ightful and pleasing that has been
given in Marietta in many day. Mrs,
Frank l.. Parks is fine elocutionist,
and did herself credit to high degree
Little Frances Parks displayed remark
able conception of her pieces, and re-
cited with an ease that was charming
Miss Hays singing was very fine, and
the twelve little girls captured the
audience. The tableau was a very
pretty conclusion.