The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

NJ. =. W. 0uuuelS, OF DIOnWOOQ, was
in the city Monday.
E. j. Carter and Henry Kern, of Co
lumbus, are in the city.
Mrs. P. L. Gorsuch is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. D. Hatcher.
Mr.. G. Willis has been on business
trip to Columbus, Macon and Atlanta.
Mrs. j. NJ. Griggs and children are
visiting relatives in Randolph county.
Mrs. E. L. Rainey and Miss Edna
Symmes are visiting their mother in Nc
Dufie county.
Mr.. John Parrott, of Parrot, was in
the city Saturday, looking after his in
terest.
Miss Lizzie Crittenden, of Shellman. is
spending while at PARROT with her
friend, Miss Ada Jumper
Mrs. Tom McGill is now at home in
this city, after pleasant visit to her Sis
ter, Mrs. j. A. Fouche, in McDonough.
Mr.. Edgar Ellington, with his wife.
had most pleas ant trip to Randolph
county recently on visit to a friend of
theirs.
T. j. Daniel and Daniel Sapp, both of
Rush, practical farmers and good citi
zens, were in the city a portion of last
week.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank Harper
are panied to learn of his severe sickness.
but his conditions are favorable to re-
covery.
The wife and child of Rev. O. &. Ches-
ter, pastor of Centenary Methodist
church, Macon, are visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fouche, of McDonoueb
former residents of this city, are in Chi
cage, taking in the novelty of the great
democratic convention.
Mrs. d. c. Armstrong, of Notasulga
Ala, is visiting relatives and friends in
the city. She is accompanied by Miss
Matte Bess Armstrong.
Mr. Bob Bishop, of the Dawson Man
utacturing Variety Co., who has been at
Union Springs, Ala, engaged IN the
company's service, is at home again.
Z. w. Smokes, with his wife, and her
sister, Miss Walker, of Preston. enioved
two days fishing at Cordray's last
week. They say that they had iollv
good time.
The irrepressible Tom Black, one of
the best travelling men or the road,
reaches his home here, often from dis
tant points, at least once a week. so that
ne may be with his family as much as
he can.
Mr.. j. r Outlaw, who has been visi, :
ing the family of Mr. Gill Willis. re-
turned to his home in Alabama on last
Thursday His visit to us gave much
pleasure to all.
we were pleased to meet upon our
streets, a few days ago, Mr.. T. R. viii,
burn, OF Sasser. He seldom comes TO
the city, but wher he does he is the re.
cipient of kind greetings.
A fellow feels isolated and alone
when his wife is away from home. Such
is the feelings of J. N. Childs. of Brop-
wood, whose wife is visiting the family
OF a relative of his at St. Andrews Bav
Fla.
Rev. G. W. Matthews, of Waycross.
was IN the city recently. His visit here
was for the purpose of examining orr
two new churches preparatory to the
erection of new Methodist church in
Waycross.
Master Manor Bradley is now help
IN the store of his uncle, Mr. E. B.
Bridges, of this city. Manor is a good
little boy, and is even now, though verv
young, effective in his reliability ia MANY
of the duties of life.
Prof. E. j. Cheek, of Sumter countv
n"S oeeh mere assisting IN the Methodist
revival services as leader of the music.
AS vocalist and as performer upon
the organ, he is the equal of the best.
lie was assisted by Ira Chambers, who
gives the sweetest notes from his cornet.
the melody of which adds so much to the
beauty of the service.
Rev. J. R. Hawkins, who has been con-
necteu with our public schools as
teacher, is now in Virginia spending his
vacation. Our people parted with him
with reluctance, for Prof. Hankins has
endeared himself to all in his labors in
die school room for the welfare of nthe,.s