The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-04-16

Urano Fatrlarch, assisted by Patriarchs
Roesel. Manning, Mayes and Barnes, of
Waddell Encampment No. Is. The Pa
triarchal degree was conferred upon
twenty applicants, The following off.
GERS were elected and installed: T, NJ.
Bishop, c, P; W. T. Kirk, 81. P.;v. M.
Haygood, s. W.; G. W. Cobb, Scribe /;
W. M. Kelly, Treas. 2. T. Bennett,
J.W.
Everybody seems to be on the uui
vive awaiting for next Friday, on which
occasion the Sun Brothers Greater Pro-
gressive Shows will appear at Marietta.
1t is said to be one of the cleanest and
best tented shows now travelling. The
newspapers everywhere it has appeared
this season speak we'll of it The show
travels by special service in its own
special train of railway cars. Benefit
OF Marietta Fire Department.
| WANTED. TO buy twenty to twenty.
| I'VE shares Marietta Trust & Banking
20. STOCK. E. P. GREEN.
Fruit men in the Americas territory
are very sanguine over the crop pros
pect, and if conditions continue favor
able, $50 to 300 cars of peaches and
probably 100 cars of cantaloupes and
watermelons will be shipped from
Americas in July. The peach trees are
bending with the weight of young
peaches already as large as marbles.
Judge Go5er and Mr. Newt Mayes, of
Marietta, own an interest in the Gober-
Ragley orchard there, of 1900 acres, and
they will reap big harvest this season.
NoTIoR OF SALR.-Beginning at 9 100
O'Clock a. M, Tuesday, April Dist. the
| undersigned will sell the household and
kitchen furniture of the James E, Nc
Namara estate, at auction, at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Tip Rogers, on Lemon
street, where the goods are now stored
~ NJ. JOHN P. CHENEY, Admir-.
MFxand Mrs. JohnsD. Northcutt Wis
tied their son, John r. Northcutt, in
school at Lebanon, Tenn, on last Fri
day. returning on Sunday. In track
meet" John r. was second best in Ten
| nessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Lindley an
nounce the arrival of their daughter.
Jessie Arwyn, on April ID.
The o. D. O. will hold their regular
monthly meeting next Monday after
noon, at O'Clock, at the Lodge Hall.
Mrs. Tom Handy, Rec Sec'y.
FoR RENT OR SALE-One new four
room house, large barn, about 2 acres
good land, near Gober's new marble
shop and the Canning Factory. See
me soon. r, E. BUTLER
Mrs. D, A. Warlick, who attended the
Woman's Home Mission Conference,
had this to say in the Griffin News:
Marietta is noted for its hospitality.
The people Of every church threw open
their doors to welcome the delegates
and visitors. 1t was beautiful to see
! the harmony which existed between
| the different churches, all working to-
gether as one large church. The dele
| gates were met at the train by COM
mittees with automobiles and carriages,
and were carried to the homes assigned
them"
The price of western meat has gone
soaring upward recently. There is no
good reason for it. The greed of those
controlling the situation is wholly res
ponsible The blow falls most heavily
on the families in our cities who depend
upon their daily earnings for living
The trust buster" howl is proving to
be fake, and in their hearts the peo-
pie are signing for deliverance. When
will 1T come ?
Dr.. S. D. Rambo was in the city last
Saturday, enroute to his home in Ma
rietta, after a pleasant visit to Rock
ledge, Fla.-Blakely Reporter.
Yes, the Doctor had been visiting his
family, and that is why it was so
pleasant" and no man is more de-
voted to his family than clever DR..
Rambo. s'~-'-
The Triton Gazette says it struck 700
names from its subscription list, being
twelve months in arrears My, what a
dead list to carry The Marietta j our
nal struck off about 100, and a number
of those have come back. Educate vour
subscribers to pay.
NEXT month a number of subscribers
will be twelve months in arrears. There
is only one way to stay on our books,
and that is to keep your subscription
paid. Send the money now, so we can
move your subscription date up. Don't
delay.
DR., r. D. Headen, of Rome, will be
the orator for the Confederate Memorial