The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
THEY COME AND GO.
Review of the Movements of PeoDle
You Know.

The college girls who spent the bol-
days at home were Misses Susie Stevens.
Genie Pace, Lizzie May Wooten, Meta
BALDWIN and Lille Cheatham from Wes-
leyan college at Macon, Misses Mary
Lou Hoyl and Mary Wall from Andrew
Coll}ge at Cuthbert, Miss Florence Bal.
avn from Union Female College of Eu-
taula, Miss Allie McLend0n from the
Normal and Industrial College at Mil
ledgeville.
Mrs. @. L. Mize left for Wilmington.
Del, Thursday in response to telegram
announcing the critical illness of Mrs.
RemneY, sister of Mr. Mize. A telc-
gram from Mrs. Mze announced that
she reached her destination Saturday at
noon.
Miss Stella Foy, after spending the
holidays very pleasantly as the guest of
Miss Rushabelle Gese, returned to Eu
faula Sunday. Miss Foy is a charming
young lady, and is quite a favorite in
Dawson society.
Mr.. John Kelly. of Florida, visited his
father, Mr.. George w. Kelly, near Daw-
son, several days last week. Mr.. Kelly
is one of Florida's best known citizens,
and has been member of the legislature
f that state several times.
Professor T. j. Simmons, president of
Union Female College at Eufaula, was
IN dawson Saturday. Under the able
guidance of Professor and Mrs. Simmons
this school las become the most famous
in this entire section.
Miss Mamie Barksdale, a teacher in
The Dawson public schools, was called
to Nilledgeville yesterday by telegram
announcing the death of her father.
She has the sympathy of all in her sad
ereavement.
MISS Ella Peay, of Durham, n. c., af-
ter spending the holidays as the gnest If
Miss Meta Baldwin, returned to her du-
ties at Union Female College Monday.
Miss Matte Stanfeld, of Americus.
and Miss Pell, of Eufaula, have been the
guests of Miss Florence Baldwin during
the holidays,
Editor T W. Loyless of the Macon
Evening News was among hOmefolks
and friends in Dawson Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. S. j. Cook, of Albany, has been
IN Dawson several days visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Roberts.
Miss Emily Bradley, of Indian Springs,
is soendiug me time with the family
Of Mr.. E. B. Bridges.
Miss Mary Luckey, of Macon, was the
charming guest of Miss Susie Stevens
during the holidays.
Misses Annie Cheatham and DeForest
DeSbea, of Macon, have been visiting
Miss Lille Cheatham.
Mrs Belle Staunton, of Florida, is in
Dawson visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mis- J. R. Andrews.
J. j. Roberts, of Dexter, is in
lawson visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j B. ROBERTS.
Col. Ed Hart, after celebrating the
holidays in Schley county, returned home
Monday.
Miss Cora Dent, of Eufaula, spent Sun
day anG Monday as guest of Miss Meta
Baldwin.
Miss ANNA McRae, of Eufaula, spent
the holidays with her cousin, Mrs. W. A.
McLain.
Misses Mamie Bridges and Lucy Hass
are visiting Miss day Hill at George
town.
Miss Lollie ..Balkcom, of Georgetown,
has been the guest of Miss Mary Lou
Hoyl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Americus, are
visiting at the home of Nv o. N. Gese
Lloyd Miller has been with friends
and relatives in Dawson for several days.
Goode Query, Of Macon, spent
Saturday and Sunday wi homefolks.
4 B. Young, Jr., of Eufaula, spent
several days in Dawson last week.
c. Il. Wilkinson of Lacrosse has
been in Dawson since Monday.
Mrs. Ellis, of Cuthbert, is visiting the
family of Mr.. n. B. Barnes.
Col mel l.. G. Hoyl, Jr,, has been on
business trip to Atlanta.
Miss Inez Cheney of Shellman is visit
ing Mrs. 4. 0. Whichard
Mr., A. j. Baldwin returned from
trip to Atlanta Saturday.
Miss Ethel Loyless, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting Mrs. A. j. Carver.
Miss Rebecca Wooten spent the holt
days in Cuthbert.
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