The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-08-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

D1ED.-Newell, the 9.year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Day, on Fair Ground
street, died last Sunday night after
several weeks sickness, meningitis hav-
ing developed, resulting in his death.
The funeral took place on Monday af-
ternoon, DIR. O. E. W. Dobbe officiating
The interment was in the city ceme-
terry. 1t has only been q few weeks
since the fond parents buried their
lovely daughter, Katie. They have the
deep sympathy of our people.
The tent meeting being conducted at
Elizabeth this week is attended by inn
mense crowds and seems to be accom-
plishing much good. Something like
fifty conversions already reported and
many others under conviction. Rev.
E. H. Peacock is preaching every night.
Many of the workers of the Tabernacle
church have been in attendance The
song services conducted by Mr.. R. O.
Bell are attractive features. Many
other attractive features are announced
| for the week. Go out and attend this
meeting.
Mr.. w. M. Mckenzie has been very
successful in selling peaches this year
| from his Kennesaw mountain orchard
also Mr.. Howard Van Wyck, whose
orchard is near by. Kennesaw noun
tain protected these orchards against
the frost. and fine fruit were marketed
from both orchards. Mr.. Mckenzie
has placed two cars of peaches in cold
storage in New York, and will no doubt
get fancy price for them, as the sup
ply of peaches is about exhausted.
FoR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping in private family. Meals
obtained across the street if preferred.
References exchanged. 504 Church st.
This is a season in the country when
the crops are laid-by revival religious
meetings started, and all-day singings
and picnics prevail. The farmer has
his season of rest and enjoyment. It's
not all work. The town man in bust
ness finds it different. He has to stick
to business and work, whether in store,
shop or factory, six days in the week.
There is no let up.
NoTIoE.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Kennesaw Marble
Company will be held at the Office of
the company on Monday, August 10Th,
| at 10 q. m.
R. w. BOONE, A. V. CoRTELYoU,
Secretary. President
DR.. I. Fl. Springer has built two nice
houses and remodeled another on his
property on Waddell and Dobbs streets
and is building two others fronting on
Haynes street. This is quite an i'm
provement to that part of town. The
old Marietta Academy has been re-cov-
cred and re-painted, which also is an
improvement.
DIED.-Mr. Joe, Singer, a we'll
known drummer of Atlanta, died of
paralysis in that city on last Friday
morning. He was stricken in Marietta
i a few weeks ago, and was carried home
by Mr.. H. A. Ward. His host Offriends
will regret his death.
CAN'T & Hodges, the druggists, have
painted the band stand in the city park
free, using the celebrated L. & M paint,
one of the best pants on the market.
This is a very generous act on the part
of these enterprising and hustling drug.
gists.
REMovAL.-My friends and customers
will find my shoe shop up-Stairs over
Faw & Rogers store.
SLOAN THOMPSON.
Mr.. T. W. Read inaugurates Thurs
day, August 8th Great Clothing Sale,
at clearance prices that makes reduc-
tions SO low that most any one can buy.
Read advertisement in this paper and
call and see him.
We inadvertently omitted to state to
whom Mr.. R. E. Butler had sold his
Brady farm to in our issue of last week.
Our clever friend, Mr.. W. P. Motley, is
the gentleman who gave him $l3, 600 for
the farm. 1t is one of the richest farms
in Cobb county.
Mr.. Bernard Awtrey, manager OF the
Marietta Real Estate Company, has a
new advertisement in this issue, giving
many new bargains in real estate. His
office is northeast corner of the public
square, upstairs in Sessions building
Read the advertisement.
Mrs. NJ. D. hodges gave water
melon cutting on Monday night compli-
mentary to the Misses Jones, OF Duluth.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. J. P. Che
ney will give an entertainment in honor
Of these charming young ladies who are
her guests.
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