The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-08
Local News.


Marietta talent was fine.
A road that is only good in good
weather is bad road.
Wilbur Wright, the airsLip man, pre-
diets that within year trans Atlantic
trips will be possible.
Miss Cora Brown, of Atlanta, spent q
few days with Miss Alice Wellons last
week.
We regret to learn OF the sickness OF
Mrs. A. r. Bond. Her many friends
trust she will soon be- well again.
Governor Brown and family spent
Sunday night and Monday at their Ma
rietta home.
Miss SUSIE Buttolph has returned
from Spartanburg, s. c., and is at her
home on Kennesaw avenue.
Miss Clara Thorn on, of Marietta, and
Miss Nellie McKoin, of Nashville,
Tenn, left Friday for two months
visit in Los Angeles, California.
The banks, post Office and rural route
carriers all took Monday, 9Th, as holt
day for the fourth of July. We took an
hour at dinner. and glad to get it.
Miss Roberta Keeling, of Leesburg'
Fla, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.
Coyle, and attending the chsutauqua
this week.
Miss Sadie Hutchinson, who has been
in Louisville, KY, for q number of
months, where she holds q good posi-
ton, is visiting her mother here.
Mr.. j. II. Mcdonald. city mail carrier,
lie spending his two weeks vacation
with his father in the country. His
family is with him.
Phone 270 and get the best JellicO
coal for cooking, only So 30 per ton.
Marietta Ice Co.
Mrs. J. DeCuuningham, Of Marietta,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
CorneliH, and her con, Master Harold,
WAS last Sunday the guest of her
brother-in-law, Rev. M. D. Cunning
ham, in carbohydrates Free Press.
Correspondents must sigu their
names-not for publication, but that we
may know the author of the article
otherwise we cannot publish items.
DrED.-John G. T. Stubinger, Jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mre. John Stubinger, died
on last Sunday. The funeral was con-
Quoted at St. James church Monday
afternoon.
We had pleasant call from Rev. A.
R Holderby. d. D., pastor OF the Moore
Memorial Presbyterian church, of At
lanta. DIR. Holderby and family are
spending the months of July and August
in Marietta. 90
n Evanston. Ind. there is cult of
'sun-bAthers" who believe that sun
baths ara curative Of about all the ills
that flesh is heir to, II they really wish
TO get the finest and most curative sun
baths in the world, they ought to come
down South and hoe cotton.
The 4th of July being the ninety irst
birthday of w. G. Green, deceased, the
family held a reunion at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Atkins. Among
those attending were Mrs. j. G. Rivers,
daughter and little granddaughter, of
Birmingham, Ala, who are spending
the summer with Mrs s. E. Green.
Here is the Scripture on automobiles,
furnished by w. q. Alexander, from
Nahum, second chapter and fourth verse:
The chariots shall race in the streets;
they shall jostle one against another in
the broad ways; they shall seem like
torches; they shall run like lightning"
-Conyers Free Press.
One of the first things we learn in
life is that human beings are liable to
make mistakes. We learn that by ex-
perience. The man who makes mis-
takes in his own affairs, or those of the
public, is sure to be misunderstood
sometimes. A great man has not the
time to be evenexplsining. Don't throw
stones while living in glass house -
Covington Enterprise,
Some fathers are up to snuff on every
occasion. A Western man, whose
daughter wanted to marry q man he
was opposed to. settled the affair by
giving her a troussesu and wedding
trip without husband. He evidently
realized that what the girl really
wanted was a change of clothes and
scenery.
J. Saul & Co. hsve stores in twenty
foOr of the principal cities and towns in
Georgia. besides their wholesale house
in Atlanta, and ell are prospecting.
They claim that their success in bust
ness is due in a great rnaAsura tn THAR