The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-11-28
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DR.. j. H. Patton filled his pulpit at
the Presby terrain church Sunday.
The Mahara Minstrels are to be at the
Opera House on Friday night, the Goth.
Miss Leila Anderson has returned to
Atlanta.
Miss Clyde Lovinggood is teaching
school at Ball Ground.
CoAL.-Phone 270 and get the best
JeIlico coal, forked. MARIETTA IoE Co,
The Georgia Baptist Convention ad-
iourned to meet in Atlanta next year
DR.. I. H. Springer and family have
gone to Florida to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Donigan Towers, of Por.
terdale, Ca, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Mr.. Trenholm Baker will have posi-
ton with Gatlin's market December
1st
There we're no services at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. w. L. Pierce. being at conference.
Since DR.. Field announced that he
would move to Atlanta, q number of
physicians from other towns have Wis
tied Marietta, prospecting.
A few more weeks and the whiskey
houses will cut off your supply of whis-
key Maybe you will stay sober then.
Losr-During this year, a heavy,
blue-black overcoat; walking style.
Probably left at the home of some pa
tiert while making professional call.
Reward if returned to
DIR. G, H. FIELD.
r Mr.. D. c. Cole is attending the post
masters convention in Macon this
week.
Mr.. B. &. BruEby is in ecstacy this
week; in fact, his good nature is boil,
ing over. Ask him aboutit. -
Miss Lola Kemp, of Lost Mountain,
spent the past week with friends and
relatives in Marietta.
The heavy rains Of last week greatly
interfered with all outdoor work on
the farm, as we'll as curtailed trade in
the stores in town.
Senator A. S. Clay will leave Wednes-
day for Washington City. to resume his
duties IN Congress, which re-assembles
December 1st.
{ Mrs Emma Paige, formerly of Mari
eta, is the guest of Mrs. G NJ Crosby.
She has just returned from an extended
visit to California.
Mr.. w. M. Gober went to Athens
Saturday and brought home his son,
Mayes, who has been sick with typhoid
fever.
For SALE 900 bushels of AppIer
seed oats. Phone or call on me at the
Whitlock House. s. G. MCEACHERN.
FoR SALE "A yoke of oxen. young and
good size. ;. G MoEAoHERN,
care Whitlock House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt NJ, Landers an
nounce the arrival of fine girl at their
home on the Doth inst Congratula-
{ tons. >.,----sess,
Two printers came along Saturday
wanting work. Nine applied for four
places on the Constitution Friday.
They drew straws for the nights sub
bing "
The poultry show here next week will
be the best and largest ever held here.
Be sure and go. The premium list is
extensive and very fine one.
Some very fine hogs have been killed
IN the county recently, but the one who
sits on two seats in the car with his
baggage and makes you stand up, is
still enjoying good health.
> II, q, Dobbs, the fancy grocer, has a
most excellent stock of goods. Every
thing clean, neat and fresh. North side
Oh square is where you will find him,
Bostain's six day sale closes Saturday
night. You want to be in the crowd
mat is visiting this store and get the
bargains offered. Read advertisements
IN this issue.
Mr' Walker Inman. of Atlanta, pass
cd peacefully away on Friday night.
he vas the grandfather of Mrs. T. NJ.
6rumby, Jr., of this place, and brother
h-law of Mr.. Sam K. Dick, of this place.
A 26-pound turkey was sold Altman
hlng's market Saturday, and will fur
nlsh Thanksgiving feast for couple
Today who will link their destinies for
veal or woe. That's two things for
! 'hem to be thankful for. 1877