The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-08-03
Personal.

Miss Ola Stevens is visiting friend in
Perry.
Mr.. j. E. Battle recently visited Co
lumbus.
Miss Jennie Tyner is visiting relatives
in Americus
Mrs. NJ. S. Keith and family are visit
ing in Gainesville.
Miss Annie Twitty, of Cuthbert, is Wis
itin9 in the city.
Miss Annie Bond, of Montezuma. is
visiting the family of Mr.. j. w. Wooten.
Mrs. G. L., Mize and Mrs j. r. Mercer
are visiting Mrs. Allen Chappell in Ma
con.
Mr. Lucius Jordan is visiting his
week.
Mr. Frank Harper, who took relapse,
is now able to be up again and at his
business.
Miss Lila Edwards is visiting in Rich
land. Before she returns she will visit
Tallulah Falls.
Randolph county was represented upon
our streets a few days ago in the person
of Sheriff Bynum.
Mr.. O. d. Glover has resigned the ex-
press agency here. lis successor has
not been appointed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Gay, of this coun
| ty, are in Cuthbert visiting the family of
| Maj. G. f. Barield
Miss Maud Shepperd, of Americas, and
Miss Agnes Thornton, of this city, are
visiting in Richland.
1 Nrc NTarxr DoI1 nil, o,,I I,o, Ran -
are visiting the family of Dr.. Dozier in
/ Quitman county.
State Inspector of fertilizers, w. w.
Dews, of Cuthbert, was in the city, few
days ago on official business.
! Mr.. w. j. Julian and child, of Macon
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ.
| Wilson at the Farnum House.
| Mr. John McLendon, who has been
visiting relatives in Houston county, re-
turned home a few day ago.
+, Col. Clarence Wilson, of Fort Gaines,
that will be senator elect, . in little
while, was in the city Monday.
Misses Bessie Wooten, of Buena Vista,
and Rena Mize, of Dawson, are visiting
Mrs j. A. Fouche.-McDonough Weekly.
The Georgetown correspondent of the
Cuthbert Liberal reports: 'Mr Will
Brown, of Dawson, was in the city Sun
day"
We had pleasant Office call from our
valued young friend, Mr.. Will Patterson,
on last Monday. Will is always fright
side up, with care"
Mrs. NJ. |. Baldwin and Mrs. c. L.
Tumlin, of Cuthbert, stopped in this city
one day lastWeek with the family of Hon
j. G. Parks, on their way to Atlanta.
Mr. Frank McNulty and his bride are
now pleasantly domicilled at the old
homestead, near the college, They have
the best wishes of all in their first house
keeping.
Mr.. Walton Wilkinson, of Dawson. is
visiting Thomson. He is the step-son of
| Capt. W. G. Dillon, and since he was in
Thomson, from lad he has grown to be
quite handsome young man.-McDuffie
journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parks, of Atlanta,
passed through Americas yesterday
They had been on a visit to Mr.. Parks
relatives in Dawson. Mrs. Parks as Miss
BrOyles, was one of Atlanta's most popu-
lar young ladies.-Americus Times-Re-
cOrder.
Mr. Warren Wells, who formerly lived
in this county, now makes SmitLville
his home, The Smithville News extends
to him and his family a hearty welcome.
Warren can be relied upon at all times.
Mr. John McNulty, of Columbus, and
Mr.. Hugh McNulty, of Macon, met the
remains of their mother, on it's arrival
here, and paid to 1T their last loving re-
membrance.
We find this in the Cairo Journal:
prof. j. F. Scaife, of Camilla, is visit
! ing friends and relatives in the city,"
Prof Scaife, in former years, was citi-
zen of this city and taught school here,
but in recent years has suffered great
deal from failing health, and now that
he is at home again, many of his old
scholars in this city and other friends of
| his will be glad to lean that he is himself
again.