The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-02-04

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Passebois, Lewie Sessions, Archie Ses-
sions, Fred Morris, Jr., Ed. Groves and
Carrie Phillips. There will be other
applicants.
Rev. A. 4. Bond received member
ship into the Baptist church last Sun.
day as follows: Miss Esther Maddox
on profession of faith; by letter, DR..
Howard Parkinson, DR.. and Mrs. W.
II. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Joyner,
Jr., Judge B. Virgil Greer, Mr.. Charles
r. Ward and Mrs. Dobbins.
There we're 1872 in attendance at the
Baptist Sunday school Sunday and 149
at the Methodist. The day was intensely
cold, and the services were largely at
tended at the preaching hour.
The Methodist Parsonage Aid Society
will meet at the residence of Mrs. W.
S. N. Neal, 300 Lawrence street, Thurs
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Woman's Union Prayer Meeting
will meet at the Baptist church Friday
afternoon at o'clock. All the ladies
Of the town are invited.
BENSON BROS. & co. will make it
to your interest to see them before buy
ing your guano.
James Hampton Lee, who arrived
two months ago from Panama, will lee
ture here in court house, for the benefit
OF Marietta Rifles, on Thursday eve-
ming, February 18th. Mr.. Lee is the
author Of Letters of Two" Peacock's,
and other poems, Waste of the Waters
of the World. and gives magic lantern
pictures Of Governor-elect Browns
great epic romance entitled, "Astya-
max" Admission 80 cents and Is cents.
At the line of Paulding and Cobb
counties, near Acworth, there are sew
eral cases of small pox among some
negroes, ten cases in Paulding and five
or six in Cobb, and some fifty people
have been exposed to it. Chairman R.
H. Northcutt of the county commission
has been asked through the Board Of
Health to enforce compulsory vaccina-
ton.
The County Commissioners at meet
ing Tuesday, appointed the following
Board of Health for Cobb county: DR..
j. D Malone, of Marietta, DR.. I'D. Mid
dlebrooks, of Powder Springs, and :Dr.
W. FL. HUMPHREYS, of Acworth.
For RENT-One five-room house on
Anderson street, and one five-room
house on Locust street. Both houses
in good repair, B. f. SIMPSON.
Sheriff Mckinney carried Norman
Hodge, colored, lunatic to the asylum
at Milledgeville last week. The keeper
of the penitentiary said that the COM
mitment papers sent by Mr.. Gam, Or
binary, was the best he ever saw. Judge
Gam had just had four page blank
printed with every item required by
law, and with these properly filled out
made complete record all on one sheet,
Judge Gam deserved the compliment
paid him.
\ With the thermometer down to eight
degrees in Marietta the icicles in soli-
dity and pendants covered the fountain
in the park Sunday morning making a
beautiful picture which Kodacks pre-.
sented pictorial remembrance.
We sent you a statement of your in
debtedness to the Journal office. Save
US the trouble and time of collecting it
in person. Send US the money. We
want to close up the business of the old
year.
MIR. ]. A. Massey is still at his home
sick. He is able to be up in his room,
and some days he is better than others.
1t is hoped that, with good weather, he
will triumph over his physical ailments
and get out again.
governor smith has appointed on the
Board of Trustees of the contemplated
State Sanitarium for the treatment of
tuberculosis, or consumption, from the
Seventh district, Hon j. D. Anderson,
of Marietta, and DR.. c. F. McLain, of
Calhoun.
The boys night school open from 7 to
g p. m. The ladies' rest room open
from 8 q. m. to p. M, over the Mari
eta Book Store.
For SALE-We can deliver you Goa.
and wood on short notice Phone 35l
W ] Camp & Co.
The coolest weather we've had this
winter struck US last Sunday morn
ing, and made buds and blossoms, vio-
lets and strawberries louk sick for VEN
turing out ahead of time.
Mrs. +. M. Brumby, Jr.. and Miss
Brumby left Monday to visit Mrs.
Brumby's two sisters at Pensacola, Fla.
IF 1T IS JELLICO COAL you want,
see MEINERT & MILLER.