The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, June 13, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMARIETTA MATTERS. paragraphically Penciled for Journal Readers. Bring us your job printing. JeuanAL’s Bell Telephone, No. 18, Subseribe for the Journal, $l.OO. - We regret to learn of the sickness of Mrs C. M. Barnes. Dr. I. H. Springer is having his resi dence repainted. Call 140 for your meat. Mr.J. H. Barnes is remodeling his residerce on Whitlock avenue. Mrs. H. Myers, of Monticello, Fla., is now at the Cleveland place, Marietta. Mr, Tolbert Carnes has returned from Birmingham, Ala. Beautiful cut roses for sale. Before ordering elsewhere, call Mrs. MEINERT, Phone 35. ‘ Mr. Johnnie Meinert is home from Columbus, Ind. : Senator Clay, by invitation, delivered an address Lefore the Georgia Weekly Press Association at Sandersville. Mrs. M. L. Perry has rooms to rent on Washington avenue. . Col W. R. Power, on the Governor’s staff, attended the Jamestown Exposi tion with the Governor’s party. There are some sweet girl graduates, then there are some just as sweet not graduates. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Brooks, of Emer son, Ga., are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine girl. . No bad odor at our market. GarLiN & Co. Dr. D. R. Richardson and wife, of luka, Miss., are visiting their son, Mr. W. L. Richardson, on Atlanta road. Mr. J. J. Craig and Mr. Feagan now own the Jewel Theatre, and are giving fine views and illustrated songs. For SaLe—One second-hand, open buggy, cheap. C. E. HENDERSON. Mrs. Eva McLeod visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wofford, in Carters ville, the past week. | Hamburg steak, fresh and fine, every aBy .. GarLiN & Co. Mr. G. B. Wallace, of Atlanta, was in the city Monday. and added his name to our subseription list. Cotton will sell for fifteen cents next season., Watch and see. The nextcrop will not be equal to the demand. For Regxrt.—Six-room house on Polk treet Apply to Mrs. Sarah Hunt, 101 Hangell street Nothing old at our market. GarLiy & Co. Drs. Field and Elder performed a surgical operation on Mrs. R. M. Dunn recently. She is getting on all right. Our bacon machine is a wonder. GatLixy & Co. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blodgett, of At lanta, were guests of their cousin, Mrs. W. L. Richardson, during the past Week. { LosT—At Mrs. Dick’s reception, a Point de’Venise handkerchief. It was treasured for associations connected with it, and I wn&be sincerely grateful to any lady who #¥ay have found it ard will return it to me. Mgrs. TENNENT, For Rent or for Sale—A good soda water fount, in a first-class location. Apply at Journal office. The girls were a little slow to catch] on, but they are horseback ridingl astride now with a nonehalance, as if it had always been a Southern custom, | Dried beef, sliced as thin as a wafer, Gartuiy & Co. Our truck growers are bringing to market some very fine vegetables. Hardhead cabbage that makes Florida take a back seat. Our cold storage is such that meat never gets old or tainted. GaruiNy & Co. Have you ever tried ‘faSeal of Colo rado”’ Flour? all wheat. * You can get it at Waire & Greexn GgpooEry Co. Phone 32, If you appreciate a clean market, you will patronize us. GaruN & Co. Mr. James W. Legg’s many friends will regret to learn that he has typhoid fever. He is holding his own, however, and all hope for his ultimate recovery. Alonzo Crump, colored, sent to the chain gang for two years from Cobb county, made Lis escape at Sylvester, Ga., on the 4th inst. We have contracted with Mr. Earle Field for a quantity of cattle, and are prepared to give you meat without any peculiar odor. GaruiNy & Co. Mrs. H. R. MeClatchey and daughter have returned from Athens. The little daughter, who has been sick, is much better, Our delivery service is unequaled. GaruiNy & Co. Mr.J. E. Osment is now with the McNeel jewelry company in Atlaata, we learn. Try our ““Crystal Snow’’ Patent Flour at $1.35, 48 Ibs, sack. You can get any thing you want at Wrmre & GREEN Grooery Co. Phone 32. Administrators, executors, guardians and trustees are admonished that the law requires that their annual returns shall be made to the Ordinary before July 1, ' { The man who eounts in the upbuild ing of a neighborhood is the one who always hag a good word to say in behalf of its people, its advantages, its pro gressiveness, its opportunities, and who not only talks in its behalf, but hustles as well. See what you can con tribute toward the advancement of our city; keep in touch with its needs, and ‘Co-operate with your friends in seeing that its needs are taken csre of ; for. after all, the only way in which it ean be built up will be for you and your friends to interest yourselves in bring ing settlers to it and the enterprises which will give them employment, thereby enabling them to pay the gro cer, the dry goods merchant, the clothier, and all others who supply the necessities and pleasures of life. ' Mcr. and Mrs. Leonard Yancey Dean, of Eufauls, Ala., announce the engage ‘ment of their youngest daughter, Eliza ‘beth Simpson, to Mr. Cyrus King Hart zell, of Birmingham, Ala., the marriage to take place in November, in the Pres byterian church at Eufaula. The en gaged couple are well known in Mari etta. Miss Dean has spent several summers here, and Mr, Hartzell, form erly of Pittsburg, Pa., was an employe of the Marietta paper mill. Dr and Mrs. Alfred Iverson Bran ham, of Kirkwood, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Louise Julia, to Mr. Harris William Dews, of Atlanta, the marriage to take place the latter part of July. Miss Branham was formerly a teacher in Marietta public gchool. MonNEeY 7o LoAN.—I can make loans at geven per cent. on good real estate as security. Loans on farming lands a specia.ll:ﬁi It costs nothing to see me at my oifice in Marietta and find out all about it. R. N. HoLraND, Attorney at Law. The Women's Foreign Missionary So ciety of the Methodist church will hold its regular monthly meeting next Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock, in the church parlor. The members are urged to attend, that plans for important work may be formed. | Mrs. W. L. Richardson, | Recording Secretary, Diep.—Evelyn,aged eighteen months, daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lindley, died last Friday night, at 9:30 o’clock, Her funeral was conducted by Rev. C. E. W. Dobbs. at the house, on Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The interment was'in city cemetery. The bereaved parents have our sympathy. The Carnes Furniture Company will begin a great reduction sale in furni ture and housefurnishing goods Wed nesday, 13th instant, and will end will on June 22d. The bargains are enu merated in a half-page advertisement in this issue. Read it. Cherokee Lodge, No. 8, I. 0. O. F., elected the following ofticers for the ensting term: A, C. Beshers, N. G.; J. W. Mayes. V. G.; J. J. Hunt, Re cording Secretary; I. C. Ferris, Finan cial Secretary, and W. E. Williams, Treasurer. Marble City Lodge N 0.252,1.0.0. F., elected the following officers for the ensuing term: Homer Lindsey, N. G.; Jesse Anderson, V. G.; J. R. Miller, Seec., and W. F. Roesel, Treasurer. ~ Mrs. Will Roesel, of Marietta, and Mrs. Henry Gautschy, of Smyrna, ar rived safely at Bremen, Germany, last Friday morning. Mrs. Gautschy left from there for Switzerland, to spend ‘ the summer with her sister. Chief West, of the White City Fire! Department and Fire Show of Chicago, | with his wife and daughter, came to our city last week. Mr. West returned last Friday night, but the ladies will remain for awhile for Mrs. West’s health. They are with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, near Powder Springs. Mt. John Schilling, of Atlanta, vis ited home folks here Sunday. Applicants for license to teach in the publiec schools of Cobb county will be given an examination at Marietta on Friday and Saturday, 21st and 22nd days of June, 1907, commencing each day at 9 o’clock a. m. All applicants are required to take this examination in the county where ‘they teach. 5 The Teachers’ Institute will be held in Marietta, beginning June 24th inst. ‘Teachers are required to attend this Institute for one week. | W. R. PowER, i Superintendent. The Warren-Awtrey-Abbott Real Estate Co. FOR SHLE. REAL ESTAIE Mr. Will Roese! received a cable mes gage from his wife stating that she and party had safely landed at Bremen, Germany. Houses and Lots. Vacant Lots. Brick store houses Farms. Investments. ‘““We Sell Dirt Cheap.” J}! Registered !lc “WEARS LIKEIRON” ———-—-———-—h_——'—_——. We carry a complete stock of JAP-A-LAC, as well as other paint materials. Our prices are always right. { —_——_—.———__———'—.—_—T-_-—____ N ‘ ; 7""7'*3,?\ ‘f.' g I ‘%&’ ; i AR S 0 ~ S ) veadd | N \Mw MR\ N e z!l‘ a 4 i% "||\" T~ < % "l: - // i ‘ _—— s Druggists. X —_—, Free sample can of JAP-A-LAC for each house keeper in Marietta. G PN MARIETTA BOOK STORE —— TN e LiNeERTE W AISTS ———=MADE TO ORDER=——/——F"-—= NACHINE-NADE $l.OO 10 82.50. HAND-MADE $2.50 10 85.00. MRS. EDWARD S. SMITH, McCLURE’S LRV Anniversay SALE NORDA, o T NOADAY, VO 24 Bargains. LRSI T VW ANT ED? Every lady and gentleman in Marietta and surrounding country, that needs a watch, to call on or write to W. R. EDWARDS & CO. cenerit A2cnee, ATLANTA, GEORGIA This is the most accommodating watch house in the South. They sell Elgin, Waltham or Hamilton watches atsl.oo rer.week. Remember you wear the wateh while paying for it. “ m FOOE SOEIIEDOOOOOOOBOO 0-OPDIILII I IBTTIITICISIPPIOIPONSO0CE06:500 0 ESTIMATES PRONMPT FURNISHED DELIVERY AND 2 BUILDERS® BRICK, LIME, CGEMENT, WOOD RIBER, ETG. PATTONS' SUNPROOF PAINT J.J,BLACK LUMBER COMPANY POOGO 0000000 0000000000 00000890 OoIPCODIOGOOOPOOOO GDPOGHO3OOOD ODOODO L.BLACK & SON UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS We carry a complete Line of Wooden and Metallic Burial Cases, Robes, Syhoel. Ete. An expert ﬁcemed Embalmer in charge. All calls given prompt ard careful attention, day or night. BEST GRADES OF COAL. PHONE 2042 R ——— w. ﬂ 8 i [ [y ur e ww, & |l B ﬁ s #i;_\ GJ | i (g GBS N g%. 'W;lﬂﬂli'ﬂﬂmm ﬂf)Illlﬁl‘!;“ig; ﬂﬁ1“!I;IHIQ'IIIIHIIIIlllllmﬂll'I;l‘!;;lllgll‘lllllﬂi;llllﬂﬂ i “ ‘ T | LU e Kol Lk LTF T e e You will see millions of flies soon, and you can pro tect yourself from them with Guaranteed to be absolutely fly proof. Our Blind-Opener Screen is a winner. You can open and close outside blinds from inside without raising or taking out your screen.” Get our estimate before placing your order elsewhere. E. E. A. SCHILLING. FREYER MUSIC ROOMS Oldest and B:-Iz::::v: c;::: ;TtohiE.S;::—.‘lO Years Pianos, Organs, Auto-pianos. The Autorpiano makes piano players of the whole family. Come See Them, Whether vou Wish tq Purchase or Not. & PIANOS TUNED, REPAIRED.