The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-01-04
THEY COME AND co
a Review of the Movements -
YOu Know.

- D""soh crate and Box Workc
LOUIS mas many warm friends ~ rs ns
VaI1ey who regret very much r. Iont
LIN from their midst, but wish for h; S0
% T success in his new homa
Fort Valley Leader. ""ne' -
Mr. 4. W. Collins, WHO has hean 90
perlntendent of the electrical I"a gu
ulen1 OF the city government TIC 49,
TWO years, will leave for Cedartov n P tS;s
week, where ne viii engage in hns1noss
MT: Colllns is not only a skilled and ~~
so>oate electrician, but is a most oxcaI.
lent ana deserving gentleman he iii
carry with him to his new homo ~ va" va
TEEN and good wishes of all our n oao Is
MI. NJ. L. Taubin left YESTERDAY g..
baltimore, where he will take cbarga 40 ot
AIesker d Taubln's manufactnrinr ~ "
IereSts 10 that city. AS a mercba1t 80
y lawson for the past several wears NJ
iauoln has won the esteem and ros,1nat
OF the entire public, and his 6anortt' oUo
Is universally regretted. Mr. kIaSLoo
"lll remain in Dawson to close ~, ~
business of the firm. ny 'Ne
Mr.. Eli Hill, who was with Tborr+ou
q Nasworthy at their warehouse ~
past season, left for Savannah Satmr5 Ia
70 accept position in that civ NJ
HUI is model young man. and 5o ~
ried with him to his new home +bo S"s
friends. 0o0n'y
Professor T. @. Hoyl returned -
Wrghtsville Saturday after snendirC
the holidays at home. Professor How
is president of Mamie Lou Wartben In.
stltute at Wrightsville, and is ranidIv
ATTAINING prominence as an educator,
Miss Alma Dickerson, who was with
Mrs. Mics millinery establishment +ba
past season, has returned to her bon1o
In Atlanta, much to the regret of her
admirers. Her return next snrinc will
DC lmpauently awaited by many.
Miss Callie NOVEL; has returned to her
nome at Monroe, Ca, after a visit of
several weeks to Miss Lucy Lowrav
MISS NOVEL; is a most charming vonnc
lady, and received much social attention
while in Dawson.
MISS Eloise Daniel of Eufaula and
MISS Susie May Craven of Union SPRINGS
Ala, are two popular young ladies who
are visiting at the home of Mr.. F. +.
Parks. l L.
Miss Belle Cheatham, after SPENDING
several days at home. returned t5Ozark
Ala, Monday to resume her duties AS a
city. 0'' ~ -" ~
Miss Annie Worthy of North
Carolina is in the city visiting her broth
er, MIR, Kenneth Worthy. she is stopp-
Ing at the home of Mr.. w. A. McLain.
Congressman Griggs Was out Monday
Tor the first time after a several DAYS,
siege of the grippe. 1t will be two weeks
before he returns to Washington.
Mr.. j. R. Cochran, who is now in
business in Dawson, spent few davs
with his mother, Mrs j. Y. Cochran
this week Camilla Clarion,
Among the popular visitors to Daw-
son is Miss Juddie Locke of Eufaula.
who is visiting at the home of her broth.
er, Mr.. w, F. Locke.
Misses Meta Baldwin and Annie Will
Carver returned to Shorter College, at
Rome, Monday after spending the holt
days at home.
Lieutenant w. @, Thornton, of the
Ihlrd Georgia regiment, has returned
to Savannah after spending several days
at home.
Mr.. d. G. Pickett, who has been in
Texas for a year, is at home on a visit.
His many friends were glad to see him.
Mr.. r, A. Timer returned to Savannah
yesterday after spending several DAYS
with homefolks and friends in Dawson.
Miss Beulah Williams, of Lancaster,
5. O., is in the city visiting her cousins,
Mesdames w. A. McLain and T. Z. GurT.
Mr.. and!Mrs Smith Pickett of jack
sonville are in the city visiting Mrs. 7.
ii. Pickett, mother of Mr.. Pickett.
DR.. I. d. ThurmOnd has been absent
from the city several days on profes.
slonaI trip. He will return Friday.
Judge.Wm. Eubanks and Messrs. T.
). Martin and Manor Bradley attended a
banquet in Shellman Friday night.
Mr.. Sam w. Denton, one of Bron-
woods handsome and clever young men,
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Fl. G. Powell and Miss Pearl
Merritt of Shellman were guests of Mrs.
j. r. Mercer Thursday.
MT anu MIS-. w, l.. simmons OF BIZ
mingham, Ala, are guests at the home
OF Mr.. L. G.. Durham.
Misses Minnie Bridges and Mittie Dur
ham have returned from a visit in She'll
man and Coleman.
Hon. j. B. Bussey of Cuthbert, pri-
vate secretary to Senator Bacon, was in
the city Saturday.
Miss Belle Dennis of Randolph cOun~
ty ia in Terrell on q visit to her parents
and friends.
Miss Inez Cheney of Shellman has
been the guest of Mrs. T. 0. Whitchard
for several days.
Miss Rebecca Wooten has returned
home from a visit to her mother at Cuth-
bert.
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