The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-29

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Local Items.
Those two jail prisoners we're just
like small-po they broke out I"
MIR. Ellie Dyson had a horse to die
Friday night.
Cabbage at 21Sc per pound at Frank
Rogers, Jr.
Miss Stella Tate, of Tate, Ga is the
guest of her sister, Mrs K n. Holland.
Mr.. James I. AND erson received
number of prizes on his fine Berkshire
hogs at the State fair -,-..---~
About thirty Marietta people at
tended the merry widow" in Atlanta
last week.
The Shakespeare club will be enter-i
tanned by Miss Lottie Lou hurry on
next Thursday afternoon.
Ii you want a home in town or a
home in the country, r E. Butler is
them both and will treat you right.
Barrel coffee lOc ger pound ct Frank
Rogers, Jr.
I Miss Marion Gregg returned last
week from pleasant visit to Mrs. Oil
yer H. King, of Richmond, Va. -
Miss Julia Whitfield, of Dunedin,
Fla, was the guest last week of Miss
Isabel Brumby.
Brazilian Rio coffee at 15c package at
Frank Rogers, Jr.
Mrs. j. A. Atkin and Mrs. ST.. Shaw
are visiting their brother, Mr.. P. H..
Green, at Riverside.
Miss Eta Cogburn, of Marietta, was
awarded 50 90 for making the best layer
cake at the State fair, 81 90 for tie best
jelly, and 8 os99efor tFs3 oest doughnuts.
It seems that Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Manget and Mr.. and Mrs. j G. Morris
carried off the bulk of the premiums at
the State fair in Atlanta.
Last Saturday large number of bales
OF cotton we're marketed. The square
was crowded with wagons, and things
certainly had lively aspect.
For SALE-4-acre truck farm; new f.
room house and out-buildings, just out
side city limits Will sell You bargain
in this. K. E. BUTLER.
Grits at PFC per pound at Frank
Rogers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hedges, Miss
Martha Welsh, Miss Gussie Groves and
Misses Olive and Elizabeth Faw at
tended the wedding of Miss Gustie CalE
houn and Mr.. ]. L Stroller, in Carters-
\ vile, last Tuesday week.
FoR SALE-A fine home, the Dewar
place on Polk street. For price and
terms, see r. E. Butler. Phone 1919.
Pure hogless lard at Toe per pound at
Frank Rogers, Jr
The eleventh reunion of the Confed-
crate veterans Of Georgia was grand
success in Atlanta last week They
elected Major General Louis G. Young,
OF Savannah, commander Of the Georgia
division, and Brigsdier General John o.
WaddeA, of Cedsrtown, commander of
the Northern brigade. Next convention
will be held in Athers.
10 pounds granulated sugar for 81 90
at Frank Rogers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Medlin, Of At.
lanta, accompanied by their aunt, Mrs.
Nell Dollahite, of York, Ala, were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs J. A. Medlin
Sunday.
Lilly White Patent -four, As pounds
S1.35. Frank Rogers, Jr.
For SALE-l00 acres of fine red land
half mile from Oakhurs. tenant
houses, barns; can make so bales cot
ton on this farm; fine for wheat or corn.
For price, see X. E. BUTLER.
A 60-horse power automobile skidded
in Atlanta, on Peachtree road, Sunday,
and crashed into DR., Clarence Johnson's
surrey, wrecking the car and the surrey,
breaking DR.. 7. V. Hubbard's arm and
wounding several others.
FoR SALE-80 acres of fine red land,
near Oakhurst; 20 acres in cultivation,
10 acres in timber, sets OF houses, A.
stall barn, good garden. This is what
you want for an investment
Il. +. BUTLER.
The streets of Marietta Sunday were
quite lively with Atlanta and Marietta
automobiles. Pedestrians had tn kaan