The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-05
THEY COME AND GO.

And she said "MayDe SO, OuV eOMonO"
/ think
Your white mans burden would be
lighter
II YOU locked the form little tighter"
The experiment he thought to try,
Ard found that she was simply pie.
Mrs. L. G. Goneke of Dawson recently
visited the family of Mr.. j. n. Massee
Her husband, DR.. l.. G.. Goneke, came
down for her and made a short visit to
friends and relatives here. Dawson
should be very proud of man like DIR.
Goneke. He has very fine social and
professional standing here. -Sprngvale
cor. Cuthbert Liberal.
The Morgan department of the last is
sue of the Calhoun Courier contained
this item: civilian Baldwin and Mr..
Littleton of Dawson were down Tuesday
looking for timber to place turpentine
farm on. This is another evidence that
the Georgia Pine will come by Morgan "
Miss Helen Giles, who has been teach
ing school near Brentwood, returned
home last week. She will leave very
soon for Chicago for summer course
Richland cor. Lumpkin Advertiser.
Miss Alma Dickerson has returned to
Atlanta to spend the summer. Miss
Dickerson is very popular in social CIR
Giles here, and her return will be impa-
tiently awaited by many admirers.
Mr.. w. ID. Harris and Miss Bebie Har-
ris went down to Dawson Thursday and
we're examined by County School Cons
missioner Whltchard, -Benevolence cor.
Cuthbert LIBERAL
Mr.. c. M. Davidson is at home from
trip to Indian Springs. The friends OF
this most excellent gentleman will be
glad to know that he is somewhat inn
proved in health.
after short visit to his parents in
this city DR.. Tom Jennings left for
Bainbridge yesterday to accept posi-
non with drng firm in that city.
Miss Cecile Paul, who has been the
charming guest of Miss Annie Will Car
yer for the past three weeks, returned TO
her home at Darien Saturday.
DR.. T. III. Thurmond will spend to-
morrow in Macon in the interest Of what
the dental profession thinks is very
useful invention.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bozeman, former
Terrell countians, we're up from Worth
several days last week visiting old
friends.
Professor Homer Wright returned on
Friday from Warm Springs, where he at
tended the State Teachers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. E. Dekle of Quitman
are in the city visiting Mrs. Dekle's par
ents, Judge and Mrs. w. Fl. Turner.
Professor CA. Bell of Dawson was a
prominent visitor to Blakely since our
last pu blication 3lakely Reporter.
Mr.. Sam A. Loyiess returned home
Saturday after an extended trip to Clay,
Calnoun and Randolph counties.
Miss Ella Chambliss of Chambsston
was the guest of her brother, Mr.. W. E.
Cham bliss. few DAYS last week.
DIR. A. NJ. Raines has returned from
north Georgia where he went to
look after oil inspections.
Miss Lizzie May Wooten. who has
been visiting in Hawkinsville some time,
returned home Monday.
Mr.. E. j McClelland of Triton spent
two or three days IN the city with friends
and relatives last week.
Colonel M. j. Yeomans will go up to
Atlanta today to attend the meeting of
the state bar association.
Arthur Martin is up from Triton cir
culating among his old friends and &C
quantances.
Miss Annie Brown has returned from
GeorgianDa, Ala, where she visited
friends.
Mr. w. P. Hornady is at home again
after ar absence of several days at In
dian Springs
Mrs. w. M. Goodwin of Albany is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. L.
Wardwell
Mr.. and Mrs r. a. Foster of Texas
are In the city visiting their niece, Mrs.
j. e. Slahe.
| Miss Belle Dennis returned home
Saturday after stay of several days In
| Shellman.
Miss Annie Roberts, who has been
teaching at Pearson, is at home for the
summer.
mr. A. Daniels, prominent citizen OF
Webster county, was in the city yester-
day.
! Mr. L. G. Howl made flying trip to
Albany Friday.
| Mr.. j. H. Davis and family are visiting
| Mrs. Davis parents in Putnam county.
| Mr.. r. b. McLaiu left Friday on an ex-
tended trip t. south Georgia and Florida.
| Mavor Chestham arrived home
Saturday from a weeks trip TO Florida.
Judge M. G. Edwards went down to
| A lbany Non lay on professional business.
Miss Lamertine Towers of Americus
is the guest of Miss Lucy Geise.
Miss Bessie Chappell of Bronwood
| is the guest of Miss Emmie Hill
Mrs. w. T. Lewis has returned from
visit to her son at Lexington.
Mrs. n. G. Baldwin is visiting friends
and relatives in Richland.
Miss Mary Nix is visiting Mrs. J. E..
Moore in Albany.
Master Roy Payne of Shellman was in
the city Friday.
Mrs. j. T. McGill is visiting relatives
| at McDOnOugh.