The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-06-11
MARIETTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNINGS JUNE H. 1905

! Oi ACACSIdpH 70. 5 wires, were
gwen out Thursday night in front of
can't q Hodges drug store, these en-
'erprlslng merchants having made ar
rangements to that effect. Electric
Ilghts were placed in front of the store.
chalrs placed for the ladies', and the
Gem City Band discoursed lively mu-
sic. The returns were eagerly taken in
oy the large crowd present. The Bell
| Telephone Company also furnished mes
sages free OF charge. They did this all
over the state.
A called communication Of Kennesaw
Lodge, No. 33, and A NJ, will be held
on Thursday night, June 18th, at 1880
O'Clock Ike Masters degree will be
conferred on several candidates. All
visiting brethren cordially welcomed
NJ Austin, W M.
R Greer, Secretary.
CEMENT offers the best opportunity
for investment in the South TO-DAY.
and this is we'll called the cement
age" A big plant is soon to be erect
ed in Georgia, and all indications point
to immense divends for stockholders.
The people of the South have never
had an opportunity to invest in &C.
| ment plant, as they have all been built
| by Northern capital, but the opportun-
lty IS now yours to get in the Georgia
plant. Let their representative call
and explain to you, as he is in the city
for week. Drop him line NOW. Ad-
dress, Cement" care of Marietta
Journal
Miss Mabel Pearl Cantrell left for
Macon Friday, to be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Cecil Anderson. Miss Can
trell will be married on the 22d of this
month to Mr.. Ralph Coleman, Of Co.
lumbus, the marriage to take place in
Macon. Miss Cantrell ia one of Mari
etta's most popular and esteemed la
dies. and it is a source of deep regret
that Marietta is to lose her, but the
best wishes for her happiness is most
heartily given.
Don't forget to go to McClure's be-
fore you go home. Something special
there. ~
Among those from Marietta who at,
tended the graduating exercises of the
Wesleyan Female College, Macon, last
week, were Mrs. J. D. Malone, Mrs. s.
D, Rambo, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. N. Neal,
Mrs. Ralph Northcutt, Mr.. Henry Co.
hen, Mr.. D. R. Little and Mr.. Marshall
Mckenzie. \
WANTED.-Fifty hands to work in
canning factory, located in old foundry
building in Marietta, during peach sea-
son. Apply TO w. NJ. GoBER.
and the indications are that we shall
continue to be.
Yours for business,
GATL1N & Co.
Mr.. Amos Brazelton and Colonel
Lovejoy, of Atlanta, were recent Wis
itors to Marietta. Mr.. Brazelton is
former Cobb countian, and was the Sec
rotary of the Fulton County Joe Brown
Club that did such effective ard sue.
lcessful work for Mr.. Brown in the re-
cent campaign.
The torchlight parade in Atlanta on
Wednesday night was the largest ever
seen in the South.
If you are paying more than meat is
worth, then it's your fault and not ours.
Our prices are reasonable.
GATL1N & Co.
If men would just keep cool and not
say hard things when they espouss
mans candidacy, they would enjoy the
friendship of many men. Every man
has his friends, and he can influence
those friends against You.
If you want your meat on a moments
notice, you will give Us the order.
GATLIN & Co.
BLACKSMITH Coal for sale by W. J. !
Hudson. Good quality and low price.
Yard, Powder Springs street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Medlin, of At
lanta, were guests OF relatives in the
city Wednesday night of last week.
Their cousin, little Miss Virginia Hill,
of York, Ala, accompanied them. Mr..
Medlin is popular Dung engineer on
the Greenville division Of the Southern
Railway.
WANTED-Obstetric nursing, by a wo-
man of Is years experience; or would |
take cases of conYalescent patients
Can give references. Address
Mrs. NJ. z. g.,
Route No. /, Box 80.
Our delivery service is unequaied.
GATLIE & Co.,
The Leading Meat Men.
Election returns we're displayed at J.
W. Legg & Co.'S drug store windows on
Thursday night, which kept the specta-
tors interested This enterprising firm
.Iuava has the public in view in render |