The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-11-18
THEY COME AND GO.
Review of the Movements of People
You Know.

You Know.
The Georgetown correspondent Of the
Cuthbert Liberal has this item: Mrs.
A. M. Raines and children left Monday for
Cuthbert, where they will spend few
days with relatives. Thence they go to
Dawson, their future home. The doctor
has purchased large farming interest
there. We regret very much to have the
doctor leave us, and Wish him much sue
cess wherever he may go.
Mr.. Walter W. Davis, whose illness
was reported in the Penny Press d few
days ago, is still quite sick at the home
of Mr.. G. D. Smith. His mother arrived
in the city from Dawson yesterday, and
will attend him during his Sickness
Albany Penny Press.
Mr.. Tom d. Sale has been in Albany
several days, Mr.. W. ". Davis, who has
charge of the Sale-Davis Drug Cos ex-
tensive business in that city being quite
sick. Mr.. Davis many friends in this
city hope for him speedy recovery.
Miss Ola Pace, of Dawson, who has
been spending several days with friends
in Arlington, LETT Tuesday for her home
via Albany. She was accompanied by
Master Green Collins.-Calhoun ecu
rier.
Rev. E, ". Marshall, one of Alabama's
distinguished young divines and pastor
of the Baptist church at Union Springs,
was the guest of DR.. W. c. Paschal Fri
day.
Mr.. W. 81. Shelly and daughter, Miss
Thetis, of Parrott, are visiting DR.. W. P.
Shelly in Cuthbert. They may remain
in Cuthbe t for the next SIX months.
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Friday, where he had been to attend the
Wilburn, to Miss Hattie Guernsey.
Miss Hattie Terry, one of Dawson's
eles, is expected in the city tomorrow
to be-the guest of Miss Hattie Hall for
some time,-Aloany Penny Press.
Messrs. Bigelow and Davidson, of
Graves, and Win Roberts, of Dawson,
ATTENDED an entertainment at Shellman
few nights ago.
Among the prominent attorneys who
have beeu in Dawson this week are Col
| Oncls G. B. Wooten of albany and G..
w. Warwick of Smithville.
Edtor J. l. D. Miller, of the Cuthbert
Liberal-Enterprise, was in the city yes
terday and gave THE News an appreci-
| ated call.
Hon."John D. Pope, one of Albany S
| prominent ana popular young attorneys,
| is in attendance upon court.
Mr.. F. Nasworhy, prominent bust
ness man of Dawson, was in the city this
morning.-Macon News.
Miss Olive Ruggles, who has been in
Massachusetts for the las several
months, is at home again.
d NJ
take commercial course in the bust
uess llege there.
Mr.. Albert Hatcher,' who came up
from Qultman to sell a lot of stock,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Edwards, of Colum.
bus, were guests If Colonel aud Mrs. M,
@. Edwards Sunday.
Bob McLain has been touring southwest
Georgia in the interest of the McLain
Drug Co.
Mr.. R. L. Permenter, of Macon,
mingled among his Dawson friends Fri
day.
DIR. Il. H. Harmon, a prominent physl-
clan of Shellman, was in Dawson Satur.
day.
DR.. c. A. Roberts and Mr.. E. P. Rich
ardson, of Morgan, have been in Daw-
son.
COL and Mrs. ]. G.. Parks spent sever
al days Of last week in CutLbert.
Mrs. D. S. Fargason has been visiting
relatives at Shelman.
hr.J. L. Burch, Of Shellman, was in
Dawson Saturd y.
Professor b. q. Adams has been down
trip to Albany.
Sheriff Dave Christie made a business
to Albany Friday.
Mr. w. T. Cox was here from Albany
Friday.