The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-02-11
Local News.

in the death of the most OF them.
FouND.-Eye-glasses, in case. Owner
,an oct same by calling at Journal office
and paying for this notice.
Mr., B. Awtrey, county school COM
missioner, has office in the Gober build
ing, back of his printing office.
The time it requires to write lettsr
to West Point and receive reply can
be entirely eliminated by using the long
distance Bell Telephone. The rate for
a 3-minute talk is only go cents. Call
Long Distance.
There we're two hundred and fifty
in attendance at tho Methodist Sunday
school last Sunday.
Saturday always finds large number
of our country friends in town The
park square is generally thickly lined
with teams.
The time, travel, trouble and money
saved by using the long distance Bell
Telephone can scarcely be estimated.
Its only necessary to call Long Dis
tance'' in order TO get quick and salts
factory results. The rates are reason
able.
Mr.. M. A. McBrayer, of the Marietta
Wholesale Grocery Co., has moved
with his family, into Mrs. P. I. HAM
by's residence, on Washington Avenue.
The Methodist parsonage at Waleska
was destroyed by fire recently. Rev.
Nath Thompson and family occupied 1T.
Most of his household goods we're saved.
The distance between Greenville and
Palmetto has been eliminated by the
long distance Bell Telephone. The rate
for 3-minute talk is only 80 cents, and
the service is efficient,
1t is stated to usIthat there are a
large number OF smallpox cases on the
line of Paulding and Cobb counties,
near Acwofth. Negroes from Ohatta-
nOoga brought it there.
Many people have the erroneous inn
pressions that the cost or long distance
Bell Telephone messages is excessive.
Count the words you can speak in three
minutes and see how much telegraph
message Of equal length. to the same
point, would cost. Then figure in the
time you save and the satisfaction you
obtain, and the telephone will be cheap
in comparison with other agencies.
Raise plenty of hogs, cattle, chickens,
turkeys, corn and wheat, and you will
make Cobb county as prosperous as
Wall street banker. Try it and see.
FoR SALE-We can deliver you coal
and wood on short notice Phone 365. |
W ] Camp & Co.
Many residents of Palmetto are using |
the long distance Bell Telephone for |
business and social talks to Marietta. |
There's satisfaction in personal talk, |
and the rate for minutes is only 80 |
cents. Call Long Distance"
Messrs. John and Pickens Tate, of this
county, killed last week three hogs that
Melted 1914 pounds. That shows what
can be done in the way of raising hogs
in Cobb county
Ii you have business in Acworth, you
can save the cost of trip by using the |
long distance Bell Telephone. The rate
is 10 cents for 3-minute talk. Call |
Long Distance.
Rev. James B. Carpenter, of the Pres
byteran Sabbath School Work. awaken
ed Il deeper interest in the important
methods of efficiency in Sunday school
work at The Presby tarian church Sun
day and Monday by his talks.
Your friends in Norcross will be glad
to hear from you by long distance Bell |
Telephone. 3minute talk costs only |
40 cents. Call Long Distance"
All the new books recently ordered |
by the Clarke Library have arrived and |
are now ready to be taken out by the
members
A talk over the long distance Bell
Telephone is like a round trip. You
give your message and hear the reply
simply by paying for the duration of
the conversation. Ask Long Distance"
for rates.
Mr.. W. P, Stephens, contractor, is
putting in glass front and lowering
the floor in the building occupied by
the Southern Express Company.
Letter writing does not answer the
purpose of a personal talk. The mod
ern way to transact business with
distant point is by long distance Bell
Telephone. A 3-minute talk to Bnferd
costs only 40 cents. Call Long Dis
tanee."
Colonel B. F. Simpson. of Marietta,
spent Monday in Canton, shaking hands
with his friends Advance.
Many parents who have sons and
daughters away at school have adopted
the plan of calling them on the long
distance Bell Telephone at stated inter
walls. A talk proves more satisfactory
than letters, and hearing the sound Of
the voice is double assurance that all is
well. The rates for long distance mes
sages are on most reasonable basis.
Rev. A. r. Bond had large congre-
cation Sunday at the Baptist church,
He received by letter Mrs. r. c. Rowan
and Miss Margaret Prince, and baptized