The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-04-08

The BaYSca and Philathea classes al
the Methodist church have very nicely
fitted rooms for their respective classes
The man or woman who milks cows
should be healthy and clean, or disease
germs will be transmitted to the con-
sumers of the milk.
Mrs. s. G. McEachern, who has been
very sick, we are glad to state is inn
proving.
Mr. G. II. Dobbs has been for some
weeks attending the school for BARRIERS,
and has made such progress as to be as
signed to work in Atlanta.
SO live that when old age comes upon
you, you will be like the mighty oak,
sound at heart, rather than like the
hollow linden, rotten at the core.
We have complied with the law to
sell Pistols and Cartridges. We can
supply your wants in this line.
F. E. A. Schilling.
In nine cases out of ten, it is not our
work that tires US; it is our pleasure.
We know when to stop our work, but
few Of us know when to stop our recrea-
ton.
Several bales of cotton on the plat
form at Anderson's warehouse caught
on fire Monday afternoon, from sparks
from passing engine. The alarm was
sounded, and soon the blazing cotton
was extinguished with but little dam
age.
FoR SALE-Every refrigerator, ice
cream freezer, blue flame oil stove,
lawn mower and 1000 feet rubber hose
in our store and warehouse.
FEA Schilling.
civic league, composed of ladies', to
insist upon our authorities urging upon
our citizens to clean up their premises
and the city force to clean up the
streets, would be a good thing for the
town.
1t would seem that the present grand
jury will have to keep their eyes open
until July adjourned court. Then they
can have something to do about en-
forcing the law about Sunday observ-
ance.
MONEY TO LOAN.-We can make loans
at seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see us
at our office in Marietta and find out all
about it. K. n. HOLLAND Il Son.
Rev. A. K. Bond was April fooled by
his wife Thursday night by the ex-
pected arrival of q couple to get mar
ried. Mr.. Bond spruce1 up in his best,
when Mrs. Bond ushered in about
half a dozen of her lady friends, and
Mr. Bond succumbed to the joke.
Some how we don't feel just right
after kissing the last pretty girl with
blondine hair Now the doctors say its
dangerOus-peroxide of something
StuA &c q lClION NcWk.
Guess not, after your wife hit you
over the head with stick Of stove
wood. That is how the doctors" knew
Of your hurts"
The friends Of Senator Clay around
and about Rome will be glad to know
he is rapidly improving, and bids fair to
become his old self again entirely. He
says it is because he is.being treated by
a Georgia doctor nowadays, and not a
Washington specialist. Maybe that is
it-snyhow, he is as spry and playful
as two-yesr old, and it looks good to
see him that way again. Washington
cor. Rome Tribune.
Miss Mary Howard Warren, OF MARI
eta, has been reelected president Of
the Varina Davis chapter, Children Of
the ConfederScy, and is very enthusi-
astic over the work. This chapter at
the last meeting pledged the amount
OF twenty dollars for the Uncle Re
mus" memorivl fund, and is planning
for 3 pretty entertainment in May.
Miss Warren has been appointed by
the ladies' auxiliary of Atlanta chair
man OF the local auxiliary Of Marietta.
With Miss Marie Massey, director, sue
,ess is assured in the work Of their
Dlucky chapter, which has the following
officers: Miss Marie Massey, director !;
Miss Mary Howard Warren, president !;
Miss Irene Malone, vice president Miss
Minnie Lou Mcneil, second vice presi-
lent; Miss Louise Lumpkin, treasurer
Hiss Ollie Mae Manning, recording Sec
stary; Miss Virginia Cohen, CORE
pondiDg secretary.