The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-06-25
Che Marietta 9unrual
MARIETTA, GA, JUNE %, 1908.
Local News Overflow.

Local News UVert10W.
Miss Ethel Miller is visiting her pa
rents for two months at Gadsden, Ala.
Mr. David Irwin and family left FRI
day for their home in Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. Georgia Roberts has returned
from q visit to Elberton.
Mr.. John Roberts is sick this week at
his home on Kennesaw avenue.
Mr.. John Roberts had Mr. Thornton
Everett, of Atlanta, as his guest last
week.
Miss Margurta Laverty, Of ITALIA
dega, Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Mcdonald Lawrence.
Mr.. E. w. Kemp, Of Lost Mountain,
brought to US the first cotton bloom,
raised By Will Gleaton, colored on June |
23d.
Mr.. n. NJ. Mayes came up from Amer |
icus and spent Sunday at home here. |
returning Monday He is shipping a
vast deal of peaches.
The Blue Mountain Canning Co Geo. |
r. Gober, president, and W. R. Power,
'cretary, is now in operation at GLOW
old foundry.
ga "aDl-day singing" at the court
Tn was not largely attended last
house but proved very pleasant to
SUNDAY, participated in the songs.
'nose wht Pratt, after a pleasant visit
Mr.. K. II. rs to his mother, Mrs H.
OF several da. ok street. has returned
>. Pratt, on p as electrical engineer
70 his position edible Phosphate Co.,
with the Prairie
- mulberry Fla. ", superintendent
frof. E. H. Ham, schools, was here
oi the Cuthbert public is subscription.
monday and renewed h to help Mr..
ne has gone to Americn and will re-
NEWT Mayes ship peaches. 'end vaca-
ton, 10 g.
"omans Missionary U,;o, tear.
Oherokee Presbytery will noao. light
s sse' Wednesday evening ate L.
! CLOCK Opening address by DrW
.'"sie' Those in attendance from NJ,
,'eS' are DR.. J. H Patton, Mrs IN
: 1uuerson' Mrs. Albert Gardner Mrs
Ja"pOell Wallace, Mrs. E. L. Faw Miss
ennie Field, Mrs. R. T. Na.b;+t "a
Wallace wip road nano-. ''''' anu MIS- due L.
Miss Juliette Neel is visiting Miss A
'auline Crawling in Marietta'-Csr I'll
arsville Nome var health
Arnic
An immense crowd of Marietta eoI- ing pi
red people ricnicked at Kennes,w last .. ).
thursday. bucki
sores,
In religion, business poIit;cs az - the 81
ny Walk OF life, If a man or men get q 70
way from the principles of common AT
honesty and common sense, they 90 q ma
Trong. ~
The advantage you have in an ante him.
1oplie this hot weather, you can get
here quicker, whereas a horse would
ave to sweat and suffer terribly from Is ca1'
long drive in the heat. I'D y
There are twenty-six dry and thirtesn ;tn rs
ret senators, one hundred and twelve the we
ny aud tfty-seven wet representatives Doc at
n the new Georgia legislature, saws the
eeretary of the Anti-Saloon Leapus "on
-1'"eu' they {
Ii you want good job printing, bring ladde
our WORK to the Journal office. We afraid
ave both steam and electric power.
nd can always keep our presses going w
Atlanta prices duplicated A. A
Colonel Ed. Myers, of st, Petersburg nrens2
Ia, who is in our city, gave US an IL trouble
1strated description of that beautiful sumpt
ny. He tells us that the Board Of W H.,
Fade OF that hnstling town spends Sold b,
bout 81 900 per annum advertising the
dvantages of that city. It is fast A
rowing, and is very desirable nlscs things
! which to live. why a
nho r. fuss 6
ill meet at Fair Oaks, Friday, June
Yth, in picnic. The speakers will he Heal
s. Barrett, President of the National from !, :
MON; R. F. Duckworth, State Presi- 49, ~ n
snt; Mr.. Lee, State Organizer; ]. G. positiv
ubanks, State Trade Agent; Senator blsdde
. s. Clay, Hon. N. A. Morris ard "hole
hers, M
Short, newys letters, on postal cards W.
otherwise, sent in to the Journal ~
III be appreciated. Tell us the facts, iH,
d we will put them in shape for the VOL
inter. We want the news from every can
ction in the county. Help US get the Id
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