The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-01-07


were held at the Methodist church on
Sunday evening. Excellent music was
rendered, and three admirable adj
dresses were delivered-Rev. A. h.
Bond on the Reflex Influence of Bible
Study" by DIR J. II. Patton on Pray
err, Hindrances and Remedies" and by
Rev. j. S. Bryan on Activities OF
Christian Life" A large congregation
was present, and the services greatly
enjoyed.
Next Sunday is to be Laymans' day
in the churches of Marietta. In addi-
ton to the regular morning services,
there will be a mass meeting for men OF
all denominations at 3 p. M, in the
Methodist church, and q mass meeting
OF men, women and young people, in
the Baptist church, at z 80 in the eve
| ming. The theme for discussion at these
services is, 1.-THE Evangelization of the
World in this Generation"
! A BENErIr.-The Daughters OF the
Oonfederacy have opened night school
over the Book Store, and Mr. J. w.
Petty, of the Crescent Pressing Club,
will give q per cent. Of all patronage
given him to this worthy and laudable
object. II you patronize Petty, you
will help some one get an education.
DR.. G. M. Law returned from New
Orleans Tuesday.
Judge George F. Gober resumes the
practice of law, as will be seen by his
professional card in this issue. His Of
flee is in the Gober building, upstairs,
on Atlanta street. The Judge has the
best wishes of his many friends for sue
cess, which his legal ability will no
doubt win for him.
IfMr. Slim, Mr.. Stout and Mr.. Regu-
lar, too, will come here for their fall
suits, we can fiC them. We've suits for
all forms. L. w. Read.
Ladies, buy your fine shoes at T. W..
Reads clothing and shoe store.
The new sheriff, Mr.. Will Mckinney,
and deputy, Mr.. J. II, Kincaid, with
their families now occupy the jail
residence. Mr. Mckinney has wife,
and Mr.. Kincaid has large family.
These gentlemen have entered upon
their duties.
STRAYED OR SToLEN-On Christmas
Day, one Collie dog; yellow to reddish
color, with white on neck and tip OF
tail, Exceedingly kind and playful,
Reward will be paid for his return.
d. W. BLAIR.
We are sending out statements this
week to our subscribers who are in ar
rears, and hope you will send the
amount without second statement.
The amount is but little with each one,
but amounts to a good deal with us
when it is all put together.
T. W. Read makes specially Of la
dies fine shoes.
Robert, the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Irwin, who has been very
sick, is better, we are glad to know.
The new year has opened up finely
for trade in the Journal office-a reg
ular rush of job work, many new SUBJ
seribers and renewals, and q splendid
advertising patronage. We rather en-
Joy these encouraging signs Of prosper
ity.
THE MARRIAGE of Miss BERTHE Arnold
and Mr.. Judson Ward took place on the
Both ult., Judge Warren Watson per-
forming the ceremony. The lovely
bride is the daughter of Mr.. J. w. Ar
mold, of Lost Mountain. The many
friends of Judson wish him and his
bride great happiness and prosperity.
During the holidays there was no en-
tertainment more delightful than the
one given by Mrs. Walter Z. Schilling.
40" was the amusement, and was ex-
pressive of praise of Mrs. Schilling's
hospitality.
Marshal Williams arrested, Sunday,
Andrew Fowler, colored, on the charge
of stealing lap robe from Mayes &
Brown. The robe was recovered, and
Fowler gave bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Schneider and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lind
ley, of Americas, spent the holidays
here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs R
Be- Mrs J B Haney, OF