The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

MISS AllCe GflIln, OF georgetown, and
Miss Alice Barham, of Griffin, are visit
ing the family of Mr.. S, V. Brown.
Mr.. Edgar Ellington, cashier of ]. w.
Wooten's bank, has returned from "A
hours trip to his old home, Georgetown.
Miss Sallie Barnes left Monday morn
ing for Dawson, where she will spend
the next two or three weeks Forsyth
Journal.
Misses Sallie Bruce and Nettie Scott.
two charming young ladies of Bainbndge,
are visiting the family of Mr.. NJ. P. Hoyle
near the city,
Col. Wilson, of Fort Gaines, mingled
with his friends here on the day of the
primary election. His visits to the city
are appreciated.
Mrs. c. A. Wallace, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Hawkins
vile fer the last five weeks, returned
home yesterday
That bright newspaper man, Mr.. Jack
Powell, of Bronwood, made us a pleasant
call Monday. We are always glad to see
JACK. Call again.
Major 7. j. Black will 90 and join his
wife at Montezuma, after which she will
spend the remaining two weeks in Car
rollton and Rome.
Capt. W. M. Hammond left on the
morning train for Dawson, where he is
booked for speech to-day.-Thomas-
vile News. But he didn't come.
Col, B. H. Hood of Dawson, a director
of the Columbus Southern railroad, was
in the city yesterday to attend the stock
holders meeting. --Columbus Enquirer
sun.
Hon. O. B. Stevens spent Monday night
with Hon. r. A. COnnell and visited Mr..
John Daniel Harrell Tuesday. He was
t. go to cambridge Wednesday Wing
nam Grit
The Rev. A. NJ. Williams, of Americas,
filed the pulpit of HE Methodist church
in this city on last Sunday morning, and
at night by invitation of the Rev. Dr. w.
Ii. Patterson, he preached at the Baptist
church.
Col. w. A. Jordan took the train for
Georgetown Sunday to visit relatives and
friends He has been hard worked and
it is to be hoped he will enjoy his recre-
alton and come back recuperated for his
arduous duties. EARLY County News
Dr.. Wilson, of the Kickapoo Indian
company, spent day or two with us last
week. The Doctor says he has the finest
boy in America-his first one.-Talbot-
ton News. The Doctor and his wife are
we'll and favorably known in this city.
Miss Loie Waters, Miss Corinne Var
brough, of Dawson, and Miss Minnie
Bloodworh, of Kirkwood, leave today
for two weeks sojourn at Mont Eagle,
Tenn. They will be joined IN Chatta-
n0Oga by Miss Lou Glanton. AT lanta
Constitution.
Miss Emmie Jordan, who has been
visiting her sister and brothers in this
city, but who is now with a party of
friends at Cumberland Island, took a
high stand in the art department at the
recent commencement of the Misses
james college, Eufaula, Ala.
Mr.. L. A. Crittenden, of the firm of
Arthur, Crittenden & Whitehead, of
Dawson, is at his fathers, Col Critten-
den, who has been quite sick with fever.
We trust that he will be favored with
speedy recovely.-Shellman Correspon-
d nee of the Cuthbert Liberal.
Rev. w. S. Stubs, of Bronwood, filled
his regular appointment at the Metho-
dist church in this city last Sunday
morning and night. A large congrega
ton gathered to hear this able young
minister, who delivered sound and
logical sermon.-Smithville News.
Prof. A j. Clarke and family arrived
in town Thursday and they are citizens
of Lumpkin. They occupy the residence
of Mr.. w. ". Stokes, which has just
been vacated by Mr.. p. E. Pearce. They
will be welcomed as an acquisition to the
society of Lumpkin '-Indedendent.
Prof. B. C. Adams, of the Dawson
Variety Manufacturing Co., is in Ameri-
Gus to confer with party relative to the
work of fitting up the inside of drug
store. From that city he will go to Ma
con as a delegate from this place to
council of the Legion of Honor, which
will convene in Macon.
County Schoo, Commissioner Eugene
Dozier, accompanied by his wife, on
their return from the Indian Springs, is
in the city visiting the family of Judge
j. H. Query. Mr.. Dozier's health has
improved to great extent He is one
of GeOrgetown's practical and useful cit
liens.
DR.. W. G. Paschal and family, Mr.. Jack
Carver and family, Miss Amanda Smith,
Miss Emmie Jordan, Miss Maggie Tur-
ner, Miss Corinne Lamar, Miss Lille
Arnett, Mrs, w. A. McLain, Mrs. Morris,
of Bainbridgs, and Mr. Ed Gurr left on
last Friday night on visit to Cumber-
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