The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-10-31
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
interesting Items About People
and Things.

dH0 HIhSSs
AS the full-blown sunfower turns
her face to gaze in the flaming eye OF
the sun. or as a devout Mohammedan
turns his face toward Mecca, his sacred
city. so the pace-setters in our sister
villages turn their faces to BrOnwood.
Sunday afternoon the suntiowers and
Mohammedans from Dawson We're: Luz
cius and Eli Hill, Ben Gibson and q.
Simpson: Messrs. Brooks Bosworth
and Query Adderton, pair OF Amer
icus Moslem, and lastly and mostly
Chas. w. Harris, the Helianthus OF
Pleasant Hill.
The circus in Americas Saturday
came near depopulating our town.
Those in attendance from here includ-
ed Mr.. c. w. Gunnels and children,
Mr.. John Glass and Raymond, Mr.. j.
J. Hill and Paris, Mr.. Chas. Harris
and family, Jerome Tucker, John Boil
ton, r. E. Aven, ]. c Simpson, ii. Il.
Williamson, Jno. Hill, Albert Price,
Clifford Chappell and as many more,
and more.
Quite ripple ofpleasant excitement
and an infusion of gaiety into our so
cial realm has resulted from the IN
coming and outgoing of SO many lar
visitors. none of whom are more pOpu-
lar than Miss Cornelia Mccormick OF
Columbus. young lady of vivacity and
originality who is the guest OF Mrs.
Ia. C.. Hill, and Miss Katharyn Mar
shall.
Mr.. Wright Kennedy is making
some repairs and adding some conVen-
fences to his residence on Locomotive
lane, while the new and well appointed
home of Mr.. John Bryan on Hill street
is approaching completion.
Miss Kathryn Marshall. our gifted
young townswoman, has organized an
elocution class at Blakely. She leaves
in the near future to take charge OF
the same. Her success is a certainty.
Miss Maggie Wall of Buena Vista is
visiting her brother, DR.. II. A. wall.
She has made many friends, who have
used their persuasive eIoquence TO IN
duce her to prolong her stay.
We regret to learn that we are soon
to lose from among Us the estimable
family of Mr.. A. Brown McPhaul.
They will in future reside at their
former home, Ashpole, N. c.
Handsome Will Aven is now smil-
inc across the counter in DR., Wallis
drug store. and at leisure moments he
is applying himself to the study OF
pharmacy.
Mr.. Jesse Williams OF Weston has
decided to give his daughter, Miss
Maggie, the benefit of the advantages
offered by the Brentwood High School.
The prettiest line of fashionable
dress goods we have seen ''since the
war" is displayed on the shelves OF
Woolbright & Collins.
Miss Rebecca Lanier of Midway has
been the guest of Mrs. e. Howell and
Mrs. A. j. Kennedy for several days.
Mr.. "Double E" Collins was in Ella
vile several days last week transact
ing business for the firm, SO he says.
Miss Lucille Chappell will spend this
week with her friend, Miss Ollie Law
hon, of the breezy town of Sasser'
Miss Eldora Howell left Friday for
Mt. Pisgah, Stewart county, where she
has again accepted good school.
H. A. Terrell and Master Allie Da-
wilson dined in Dawson with Colonel
H. A. Wilkinson Sunday.
MeSdameS ). NJ. thompson, j. w.
Bryan and Kate Kelly patronized Daw-
son merchants last week.
Messrs. Jim Lowrey and Marvin
Statham passed through our city Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Will Murray spent Sunday with
his brother, Mr.. Marquis de Lafayette
Murray.
Mr.. Hadley Stapleton was over from
Richland Saturday, returning Sunday.
DR.. S. d. Bowman paid friends IN
PARROT a flying call Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Will Bolton has returned from
Atlanta.