The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-12
PERSONAL ITEMS,
Pleasant Mention of People Who Come
and Go,

Pleasant Mention of People Who Come
and Go.
MISS V. ElOiSe Wilson returned Tn he,
home at Sumter, S. c., on Friday. For the
past year she has been the very efficient
ana popular principal of the primary
department of our city schools, and it is
with great regret that we give I'D her
services. She was not an applicant for
re- election. While here she demonstrated
that she was teacher of rare excellence
and ability. She has been rendered a
position in the primary department of
the South Carolina state normal school
at Rock Hill, s. C.
Miss Van Mitchell left Dawson for her
nome at Butler last Friday morning.
Miss Mitchell, in her two years service in
our city schools, has made many staunch
TRENDS among pupils and patrons by her
| uniform kindness and by her gifts as a
teacher. Miss Mitchell did not apply for
position again this year, and it is under
stood that she has under consideration
0tfers from Americas and cambridge.
Miss Lille Ware, who has taught in
the public schools of Dawson for the
past two years, left for home at Clarks-
vile, Va, on Friday. Miss Ware is a
most excellent teacher and by her gem
tie disposition won a strong place in
the esteem of our entire people. 1t is
universally regretted that she will not
return to Dawson the next school
year.
Mr.. James T. Wood, of Ellaville.
stopped in Dawson last Friday on his
return from Texas, where he went as a
delegate from Pleasant Hill church, in
this county, to the general assembly of
the Presbyterian church. Nj. Wood has
landed interests il this county.
The many friends of Miss Pearl Finch
will be glad to know that she is rapidly
recovering from her recent severe illness.
1t is now Miss Finch'S intention to leave
for her home GAINESVILLE, Va, where
she will spend the summer, ina few days.
After preaching the commencement
sermon at Mercer University, DR.. Lotion,
of Nashville, Tenn, came down to Daw-
son to visit his sister, Mrs. o. B. Stevens.
DR.. Lotion was gladly welcomed by his
many friends here.
Misses Rena Mize, Florence Baldwin,
Susie Dillon, Meta Baldwin, Meta Kin
drick and Lizzie May Nooten came
home from Eufaula, where they had been
attending college, on Friday.
Misses A. B. Smith, Annie Will Car
yer, Ellie Rogers and Nellie Geise were
IN Cuthbert last week in attendance up
on commencement exercises.
Misses jamie Taylor and Pauline
Brooks, of Boston, are guests of Miss Alice
Barnes. Miss Taylor is the first honor
graduate of Andrew College.
Hon. o. B. Stevens left Monday fol
Pittsburg, where he will be engaged il
the commission business during the
summer.
Miss Love Curry, of Randolph county
has been the guest of the Misses Martir
for several days
Mrs. J. S. Lowrey visited her parents
Captain and Mrs. T. w. Glaze, at Shell
man last week.
The charming Miss Shirley Almon re.
turned to her home in Alabama OF
Monday.
Miss Myrtle Adams, of LeeSburg, il
visiting the family of Judge r. F. Sim
mons.
Mrs. J.W. F. Lowrey has been in Sum
ter county for several days visiting rela
tives. Aaa
Mrs. J. ]. Bradley and daughter, Mis-
Pearl, are visiting at coleman.
Captain Nm. Kaigler came home Fri
day on visit.
Miss Beula Farrar is visiting her sisteI
in Athens