The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-07-23

MISSES Annd Wduuell. OIyQ6 malone,
Irma Neal, Marie Massey, Martha Lee
Law, Pauline Granting and Susilee
ACantrell Hon. J. D. Anderson and
wife and Hon. S. A. Anderson and wife
are chaperones.
The Right Rev. Cleland Kinloch Mel
son, DID,, Bishop of the Diocese of At
lanta, will visit St. James Parish next
Sunday morning at II 100, for the pur-
pose of institnting the Rev. Charles
Noyes Tyndell into the rectorate of St.
James Parish. A cordial invitation is
extended to all who care to witness this
interesting ceremony.
Big reduction in price of Fruit Jars,
Phone your orders to Dobbs Hardware
Company.
Rev. W. L. Pierce, of the Methodist
Church, preached strong prohibition
sermon Sunday, in which the "near
beer" saloon was handled. He insisted
that the legislature should pass bill
making the possession of United States
revenue license prima facie evidence
that party operating NEAR BEER
saloon under that license is guilty of
violating the State prohibition law. 1t
is the general opinion that the NEAR
beer" business will nave to be re-
stricted
Fruit Jar Rubbers and jelly glasses at
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds entertained
quite number of young people at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. A.
Reynolds, on Powder Springs street, on
Wednesday evening, 18th inst, in honor
of Miss Dunklin, of Greenville, Ala
Games and other amusements contrib.
uted to the pleasure of those present
Nice refreshments were served.
We are headquarters for all kinds oil
rough and dressed lumber, flooring
ceiling, Notwithstanding, etc. Re.
member, we carry full stock at oul
office and city yard and at our mills al
Buffers. J.J Black Lumber Co.
The delightful climate of MARKETS.
has been the subject of general remark
While the days-some of them-are hot
as summer always brings, yet the
nights are cool, and good breeze
makes things comfortable. Besides
we have the purest well water, cold and
refreshing. The town is free from sick.
ness, and everything seems to conspire
to make this an ideal place to live ir
and enjoy the days allotted to man.
In publishing the names of the little
girls who pulled the strings at the un.
yelling of the Confederate monument
the name of Adelaide Seize vas unin.
tentionally omitted. She represented
her grandmother, who was the origina.
tor OF the movement to erect the mon.
ument. We regret the omission, but
her name appeared in our first article
the week before.
When in need of sash, doors, blinds
ETC., we carry a complete stock at oul
main office on Atlanta street; also al
planning mill and yard at Buffers.
j. j. Black Lumber Co.
1t seems almost an impossibility tt
get out every issue of the paper with
oUt mistakes occurring. Some times il
is done when there is a rush and fail
ure to read proof. They are very an
noying, and no one regrets their occur.
renee more than the editor.
Liberty under the law, not license, il
the fundamental principle of Demo
cratic government. Obedience TO Law
| follows.
Mrs. W. G. Leavell and children, o.
Atlanta, and Mrs. James Barnwell Of
Macon, are spending the summer at Mr.
and Mrs. Thom's, Lakeview, Marietta
The amount of work and expense
necessary to make, gather and ship a
crop Of peaches in brief space OF time
regardless of weather. make it very
wearisome and perplexing problem as
to results.