The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-07-13
THEY COME AND GO.
Review of the Movements OF PeopIe
You Know.

Review of the Movements OF People
You Know.
Rev. ]. B. Johnstone left Monday for
Decatur to visit his family. who are at
the home of Mrs Johnstone's father.
Mr.. tombstone will be the representative
OF The NEWS at the annual convention
of the Georgia Weekly Press Associa-
lon, which will meet at Newman today,
ana Will accompany the editors on the
excursion through the north
Messrs. G. Willis and G, A. Cole of
Blakely were in Dawson several DAYS
the latter part Of last week. These gen
tlemen were formerly highly esteemed
citizens of Terrell, and have many
friends here who are always glad to see
them,
Editors w. n. Smith of the Vidalia
Star and j. r. Monroe of the Abbeville
Chronicle were in Dawson Monday en-
route to Newman to attend the press
convention. While here they were pleas
ant callers at The NEWS Office.
Mrs. NJ. G. Edwards and little daugh
ter, Marion, left Monday for Washing
ton, d, c., where they will spend
month visiting Mrs. Edwards brother,
Mr.. j. K. Pickett
Professor w, B. Bonnell, of Wesleyan
Female College, Macon, was in Dawson
several days last week visiting the fami-
ly of his brother-in-law, Professor Ho-
mer Wright.
Mrs. M. G. Stanley has moved her
household effects to Dawson. She is
taking course a: the Normal school at
Athens during the summer. -Shellman
Observer.
Rev. FL. r. McLendon, of Dawson, is
assisting Rev. M. B. L. Blnion in the
meeting, and is doing valuable service -
Benevolence cor. Cuthbert Leader.
Miss Johnnie Mathews is the guest of
the Barnes House. Mrs. S. j. Shippey
has returned from visit to Dawson and
Parrott. -Cuthbert Liberal.
County School Commissioner j. Ii.
Whjtchard is in Washington, D c., at
tending the convention of the National
Educational Association.
Mrs. A. B. Saxon and daughters,
Misses Ellen, Susie and Emmie, of Au-
gusta, are guests of the family of Rev. j.
Howard Carpenter.
Mrs. j, p. Munnerlyn has returned to
her home at cambridge after a visit to
the family of her brother, Mr.. F. M.
McNulty.
Miss Lille Carter of Florence, who
has been visiting Mrs. j. P. Allen, Jr.,
is the guest of Miss Lille Mae Roberts.
Mr.. G. 81. Arthur returned Monday
from trip of several weeks to New
York and other northern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arshu1 left for
ValdOsta yesterday after stay of several
days among Da WRon friends.
MIR. Moses Taubin is at home again af-
ter enjoying the sea breezes at Cumber-
land for several days.
Miss Agnes Thornton has returned
home from visit to her sister, Mrs.
JAS. Melton, in Abbeville.
Judge j. w. Roberts, Judge j. B.
Perry and Mr.. B. B. Perry will leave for
Indian Springs Friday.
Mrs. Maude Aitt of Americas has
been the guest Of friends in Dawson.
Miss Annie Twitty of Ft. Valley is
the guest of Miss Rushabelle Geise.
Miss Matte Walker of Columbus Ia
the guest of Mrs. r. M. McNulty.
Lawrence Gibson of Georgetown was
in Dawson Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Edmond Conner of Savannah is
visiting Mrs. N. Kenny.
Hon. 0. B. Stevens returned Sunday
from a trip TO Atlanta.
Mrs. r. r. Marlin left for Alabama
Monday to visit relatives.
Ed Gurr has been rustcating in north
Georgia for several days.
Mr.. j. T. McLendOn is at Indian
Springs.