The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02
Personal and soeial .

Z Ci SOs2ttl StiaSA GO[AStts
Dave Laing is at Tavares, f!a.'
Miss Cora Anthony is visiting friends in
Montezuma.
Miss Della Horsley is visiting friends at
Shellman.
Mrs. Or. w. C. Paschal is visiting in
Stewart county.
Mr.. james S. Farnum has gone to Ma
con to live.
Miss Lille Farrar left yesterday for Au.
gusta to visit relatives.
Mrs H. S. Lee has returned from a visit
to her parents at Americus.
Mr.. c. w. Guhnels is now clerk at the
Artesian House in Albany.
Mr.. Gill Willis left last Saturday for
Texas on visit to his brother.
Mr.. George Brcedlove has taken posi-
tion in the store Of Lowrey & Orr.
Professor Parker has ordered instru-
ments for teaching telegmphy in the college.
Miss Cliff Arthur of Shelhnan, has VS.
tied Miss Della Horsley since our last issue.
Mr., S. r. Christie and family returned
Tuesday from North Georgia, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Annie Dozier, of Qu.tman county,
has visited relatives in the clty since our
last.
Misses Mamie and Lille Brown, OF
Cuthbert, are in the city visiting Miss Sal
lie James,
Miss Jennie Stevens spent several days
of the past week visiting friends and rela-
tivc9 at Shellman.
Mr.. Jack HoIlomon, of Webster county,
has come to the city and is clerking for
Judge Orr
Mrs II, NJ. Powell, of Shellman, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mercer last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Della Putnam, of Acworth, Ga,
will enter the South Georgia NJ & f. Col
lege next week.
Col. Johnathan Orr is now clerking for
]. 4. Laing. The Colonel" is one of the
cleverest boys in this whole section.
Miss Anna Bunch Cheney, ofShelman,
has spent several days in the city since our
last issue, the guest of Miss Carrie Brown.
We had pleasant call last Friday from
Mr.. w. NJ. Kersh, who was here obtaining
Information forthe Georgia State Gazetteer.
Tommie James is out again after spell
Of Illness. Tom numbers Lis friends by
the score and was much missed from the
streets.
Prof. Ware ha7 returned home after an
absence of several wecl,9. He is in good
trim, now, and can make lIa cornet ..'fairly
talk.
Mis- Belle Crttenden, of Shellman,
spen! last Saturday and Sunday in the
city visiting the family Of Judge j. B.
Perry and Miss Orie Parker.
Mr., and Mrs. Godwire, Who have been
making their home in our city for the last
several months, left Tuesday for Brming-
ham, where they will reside IN the future.
Miss Lois Cloud, the principal Of the fe-
male department of the South Georgia NJ
6 ( College. has arrived. accompanied by
hsr brother, Mr.. j. A. Cloud, who will at
tend college.
Dennis Davis has ceased wrapping goods
for the numerous customers of Captain J.
n. Laing and is now On the opposite side
Of the street selling goods for himself and
jim Williams.
Messrs. G. NJ. Parker anG w A. Rich
ardson, of lIartwell and N. r. Beadleg, of
Fayetteville, will enter college here. Sew
eral pupils from Northeast Georgia are cx-
pected later in the season.
We learn from a private source that
Col. j. G. Parks and family will reach
home this week from Atlanta. The Col.
cntl is improved in health and will be
ready for hard work on his fctdrn.
Several couples Of the young teople
went from the city last night to attend an
exhibition at the Berry School house, a
few miles from the city. This school has
been Under the management Of Mrs, Jen-
ME Hammond, and we learn that the term
just closed has been a succts ssful one.
Mr.. Harrison, the cotton ouyer, has re.
ceived a letter from a Forsy h young lady
| requesting him to return there this season,
as he did that place more ] by the high
prices he paid FIR cotton las. sea OF than
everyt Ing else combined. Besides keeping
the cotton market in the highest notch, we
expect that Mr.. Harrison is capable of also
keeping the matrimonial market firm.