The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-03-14
GRAVES GLEANiNGS.
Notes About People and Things in That Com.
munity,


Misses Douglass, Nell and AmOrette
Burge and Fl. A. Terrell attended Pro
lessor c. f. McLendOn's exhibition at
Lodrick, Randolph county, on Friday
night. The exhibition was a complete
success and highly enjoyed by all
Charley makes warm" niger. At
ter the exhibition the above party re-
turned to the home of that prince of
hospitality, 7. E. Jolley, where they
were welcomed warmly.
Mr.. Will Gillespie and Miss Matte
Christie, Mr.. Lee Cannon and Miss
Ella Christie, Messrs, Ike Hill, Will
Collier, Eli Hill, Mack Brown, Harris
and Calisthenics Peddy were out from
Dawson 10 Sunday school. After SER
vices Mack and Cal went turkey"
| hunting.
1t was with pleasure that we read
the courageous and forceful defence of
| Anglo-Saxon supremacy in Georgia
made by Judge J. NJ. Griggs. Your
Uncle Jimmie is a warm number,
and nobody knows it now better than
Mr.. Linney of North Carolina.
Miss Amorette Burge closed her
school at Lay Academy on Friday last
with interesting and appropriate eXer-
cises and Will soon return to the nor
NAL college at Athens to complete her
course and fit herself for further use
fulness in her chosen field of labor.
Mr. A. w. BreedlOve, Mrs. Laura
Whitchard, Mr., B. W. BreedlOve and
family spent Saturday at the home of
Mr. Z. A. Breedlove. On the same
day Mrs. w. D. Davidson and Miss Ell
la Latimer dined with Mrs. w. j..
Crawford.
Miss Minnie Glaze, who was the
guest of Mrs. B. NJ. Davidson and Miss
Bridges, took her departure for Shell
man Monday afternoon. Miss Glaze is
general fayOrite among our young
people, and must repeat her visit soon
Miss Bertha Cliatt, beautiful, at
tractive and entertaining young lady
of Jernigan, Ala, is a guest at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. w. J. Crawford.
Much to the joy of lone of the boys"
| she will remain several weeks.
Captain J. B, Ingram made trip to
Montgomery one day recently on bust
ness regarding his duties as an official
of the Central railroad. He was ac-
eompanied by Mr.. B. NJ. Davidson.
One of the busiest Of our citizens
these days is Mr.. Joe NJ. Chambless.
Between his mercantile, farming and
sawmill interests he finds little time
for play. Truly, he is a hustler.
Miss Mae Melton went to MOultrie
on Monday for stay of several weeks
with her uncle, Mr., Chas. Melton, a
prominent alderman of that city.
Miss jamie Sawyer left Saturday for
Sylvester, Albany, Doerun and Lees
burg, at each of which places she will
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Mae Childs fOglethorpe spent
several days with her cousin, Miss An
ME May Ferguson, and returned home
! Wednesday.
Prof. J. II. Whitchard, our efficient
and accommodating county school com
missioner, paid US aniappreciated call
this week.
Mr., Ohio Mcneil and family spent
Sunday with his father-in-law, Mr.. T.
K. Cobb, the champion walker OF the
Mr.. Pharis Roberts was looking af-
fer his matrimonial fences sin this
neck of the woods on Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. c.. E. Clark remained in Daw-
son several days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Buchanan.
DR.. |. D. Graves, Miss Cora Graves,
and Mrs. Ansley dined at Mr.. I. P.
Burgess Sunday.
Miss Sallie Terrell spent Friday
night with her friend, Miss Matte
Mr.. ]. E. Aycock from over the creek
was trading with our busy merchants
| Saturday.
DR., &c. Davidson has returned from
Atlanta. and his many friends are glad
! to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Williams attend
cd church at Dover Saturday.
Mrs. B. NJ. Davidson spent Sunday
with parents in Shellman.
German Millet and
Early Amber Cane at
MoT.9in Drug Cos.