The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-11-01
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Pleasant Personal Paragraphs About Feo-
pie You Know and Have Heard OF.

pIe You Know and Have Heard Of
The annivelsar tea at Judge and Mrs.
Guerry's last evening was the soclal
event IF the season
I It was the occasion of the celebration
of their twentieth anniversary, and
every one present enjoyed a most de-
lightfuI evening. The decorations were
of white and yellow. The little tea Ia
bles were models of artistic beauty and
the delicate menu was most palatable
MANY beautiful and valuable presents
were presented to this popular couple
Their many friends wish for them a
! longer and happier wedlock, and that
they may some cay celebrate their gol len
wedding.
+ At the home of Mr.. and Mrs, W. H.
Turner, parents of the bride, at II
o'clock this morning. Mr.. q. w. Crouch,
Of Augusta, and Miss Maggie Turner
will be united in matrimony DR.. Pat
terson will perform the ceremony in his
usual happy manner in the presence OF
the relatives and a few friends OF the
contracting parties, and they will leave
at once for Augusta. Mr.. Crouch who
is a native of Dawson, is one OF the most
successful ard prominent druggists OF
Augusta, and stands high IN social ana
business circles of that city, while Miss
Turner is one of Dawsons fairest gems
MANY friends will wait congratulations
and best wishes to the happy couple
when they leave to take up the duties
the union that has been consummated
amid such suspicious surroundings.
THE News had a very pleasant cal
last Thursday afternoon from Rev. S. W.
Stubbs, the popular pastor Of the Bron-
wo d Methodist church. Mr.. Stubbs is one
of The most entertaining and companion
able men we know of, and his visit was
an appreciated one.
Judge Query went up to Marion
court last week and returned home by
way of Atlanta The Judge has quit
politics, but it is natural for him to go
up and mingle with the boys OCCASION
ally.
Mrs. Randolph Mott, Mrs. Susie Bur
rus and Miss Alice Battle returned to
their Ihomes at Columbus Saturday af-
!er spending several days with Mrs. A.
j. Carver on Lee street.
Parties are leaving Dawson every few
days to see the sights of the worlds
fair. Messrs Robert Saville, G. F. Ward
and Robert and Walter Baldwin eft for
there few days ago.
Judge Gnggs reached home from At
lanta Saturday, told his folks howdy and
returned next day sto sbe present at his
election Monday
Judge j. NJ. Simmons went up to Ma
con Monday to represent Dawson in the
Grand Lodge of the Masonic fraternity,
which met here yesterday.
Mr.. Galloway, representing the Maco
Telegraph, a son of Mr. James Galloway
of the same paper, was in the city Sat
urday.
Miss Rena Mize, who is attending
Union Female college at Eufaula, came
home Saturday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Locke, of Eufaula, is in the city
visiting her son and daughter, Mr.. W. F.
Locke and Mrs H. q. Thornton.
Miss Mamie Alexander returned home
Friday after a visit of several days to
Miss Loliie Johnson at Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Black were called
to Quitman last Friday by the serious
Hines of Mr.. Blacks mother.
Shellman was well represented here
Sunday by Messrs. Etheredge, Arthur
and Crirtenden.
Mrs. S. ]. Cook, of Albany, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Roberts,
few day S ago.
Mrs. D. W. Crouch, of Augusta reach
ed the city several days ago on visit to
her parents.
Mr.. R. H. Murray left for his home in
Florida Friday night after visit of two
weeks here.
Arch Lewis went up to Montezuma