The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-03

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e,semens OF the J. R. King Dry Goods
TO- with the fall trade opening up.
1ney begin to let the people know that
'ney are getting ready to meet eyery
want in the dry goods line, as we'll as
snoes' Their milliner is now in New
ORR buying the latest styles of mill
llnery goods, and this store will have a
STOCK unsurpassed in this section. Their
ne" line OF shoes just in, are just such
0s the people want. Read the adyer-
tlsement of this reliable and euternr;s.
ing hrm' now entering the fifth year of
business in Marietta, growing better
all the time.
Inc reorganization of the Bell Tele.
phone and Telegraph Company system
atizes thoroughly the work and distrib-
utes the duties under proper heads.
Mr. Homer R. McClatchey, who has
peen manager, with q multiplicity of
Duties now becomes manager of the
MARIETTA division, with only the COM
merclal matters to look after in collec.
lions and disbursements. A new line to
Powder Springs direct will be built by
the Bell Company. The extension and
perfectlng the system here, makes this
very important point. We are glad
that Mr.. McClatchey will still remain
IN Marietta, where he has so MANY
friends.
Mr.. d. F. McClatchey, Jr., and family
Will move back to Marietta this week.
probably Thursday, and occupy his
home place on Powder Springs street.
Judge John Awtrey will move into
house on Trammell street now occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Seize.
who will return Immediately to their
home in Atlanta. We all welcome Mr.,
McClatchey and family back to Mari.
eta.
Mrs. Homer McClatchey gave a re-
ception, g miscellaneous shower"
Tuesday afternoon, complimentary to
Miss Mamie Dobbs, who is to be mar.
ried to Mr.. Crawford Armstrong on the
9Th inst. Miss Virginia Crosby will en-
terrain in Miss Dobbs' honor Wednes-
day afternoon at CLOCK, with a stock
ing shower; Mrs. w. A. Sans will en-
terrain in the honor of her sister on
Thursday afternoon at 5 O'Clock; Miss
Irma Neal will entertain in honor of
Miss Dobbs on Friday afternoon at 5
O'Clock with handkerchief shower.
CARD OF THANKS desire to extend
my sincere thanks to friends and neigh
bors for their kindly acts and sympa-
thy during the recent sickness and
death of my wife, Annie Kate Edwards
Hicks. Respectfully,
LAWRENCE HICKS.
Mr.. B. Y. Bowler, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, was in to see us Friday. He was
called to Cobb county on a sad mis-
sion-to attend the funeral of his moth
er, near Lost Mountain, who died on
Thursday. He has been away from Ma
rietta nineteen years, has family, and
has prospered.
Col. j. P. Cheney has 1875 peachtrees
that he get out for Elbertas, but they
have turned out to be another variety
of peach, and are now loaded with
fruit, very large, and ripening at
this date. He will gather the crop and
ship them, and ought to realize aood
price.
LAND PosTED-Owing to the fact that
some boys entered ny pasture and rode
one OF my ponies 90 death, I have post
ed my land and warn all parties from
trespNssing, under the penalty OF the
law. J.L. GRAY.
Mrs. Len Baldwin entertained Friday
afternoon with miscellaneous show
er" in honor of Miss Eunice Segars,
who is preparing to be foreign mis-
sionary. The occasion was a very pleas
ant one.
Marietta and Acworth had a lively
game of ball here last Wednesday af-
ternoon, resulting 8 to in favor of Ac-
worth. A large crowd was present.
This leaves Acworth the winner of two
games out of three.
Guests of Mrs. Mary Atkinson's:
Mrs. Stone, Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. H. G..
Turner, Quitman, Ga; Mrs. Frances
Stone, Macon; Mrs /. G. Habersham,
Misses Margaret and Lilly Styles, Sa-
vannah.
WANTED-For myself and two sons,
work of any kind-farm work or any
thing that is honorable, for the fall and
winter; also, place to make crop next
year. Must have employment at once.
Address "W ork, F." 200 S, Waddell street,
Marietta, Ga.
The bric.a .brac and china sale at the
Carnes Furniture Company should in
terest you very much. Read their ad-