The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-06-11

and Roswell street, on the triangle lot,
is about completed, and will be occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schilling.
The house formerly occupied by Mr.. T.
A. Cantrell and daughters, has been re-
modelled and greatly improved and
is occupied by Mr.. A. n. Shepard
and family
The officers elect of the I. o. o. F.
for the ensuing term are: For Cherokee
Lodge No. SO. E. Mashburn, N. G.. j;
W. P. Stephens, V. g.; J. J. Hunt. R.
s.; I. G. Ferris. F. S.; w. E. Williams,
Treas. For Marble City Lodge No.
252-C. Z. Dsniell N. g.; Geo. Hurs-
ton, V. g.; S, Il. Barton, R. s.; H. v.
Manning, F. s.; W. F. Roesel, Treas.
Officers of Marietta Lodge No. 14S,
K. of P, are: E. L. Robertson, c. @. j;
G. T. Northcutt, V. C A. II. Shepard,
Prelate; L. Commerford, M. of W.; -.
j. Hunt, K. Of R. & s.; j. G. Giles,
NJ. of F.; 9. G. Grist, NJ. Of Elk; ]. R.
Mckinney, NJ. at A.; j. H. Kuhlman, I.
g.; W. S. Kelly, o. G.
The preachers will find that the re-
cent election has left them heap OF
work to do to get their estranged mem
bers on speaking terms again and in
the full enjoyment Of a religious, for
giving spirit. Elections can create more
work for the Church than anything
else. Japan and China are not in it.
Suppose everybody now get good
Let by-gones be by-gones; be friends,
and contribute one another's influence
to the happiness of each other. You
are going to die after awhile. and you
are going to be dead a mighty long
time.
Epworth Encampment No. 25, I. O.
0, F., was instituted at Epworth, Fan
min county, by ]. J. Hunt, Division
Deputy Grand Patriarch, on Tuesday
June I'd, with twenty-one charter mem
bers.
Gentlemen, don't worry too much if
your candidate was defeated, nor re-
loice too much if your candidate was
elected. Let there be magnanimity of
feeling, shaking of hands, a wiping
out of enmity. and pull altogether for
Marietta and Cobb county.
\ Every morning mocking bird, from
a tree in our yard, sweetly serenades US
with his charming variations. We are
glad that the law will protect these
feathered songsters from further cap
ture, and hope their number will in
crease.
We are. necessarily compelled to have
something to say about the election on
the 4th, as it is the first issue following
the election, but we hope to have
mighty little to say about politics here
after. We don't love politics nor cleo
tions. They are disturbers of tranquil
ity.
McClure's Ten Cents Store begins q
ten days special sale to-day of rare and
wonderful bargains, Read the half page
advertisement in this issue for particu
lars.
The State Baptist Young Peoples
Union Convention will be held al
Gainesville, June 1926
Prof. R. K. Malone, of Hawkinsville
has been elected as teacher in Marietta
High School, to succeed Prof. Sylvester
who resigned.
Miss Nell Motley returned home
Monday, having spent several day:
pleasantly in Atlanta with Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Motley. -
This has teen year of turning out
old office holders and putting in new
ones. The people do funny things
sometimes. .----.-
When visitors get of the electric cal
line, they sometimes exclsim: ISM
that beautiful park" And so it is.
The churches were largely attended
last Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. White has opened soda
water fountain at McClure's store.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans a.
seven per cent. on good real estate al
security. Loans on farming lands {
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my Office in Marietta and fird out al
| about it. r. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
Look after your name on the label OF
this paper and see if the date is in the
rear. If so, renew your subscription al
once, as the new ruling of the Post
master General will not allow us tc
mail the paper to de!inquents..
Mr.. n G. MCPHERSON and family, Of
Bremen, Ga, have moved to our city
and occupy the Bates house, on Atlanta
street.
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