The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-04-25
GRAVES GLEANlNGS,
notes About People and THINGS in That Com
munity.

munitY.
There was no Sunday school on
Sunday last, but everybody went Wis
iting Among those who made calls
were: DR.. and Miss Cora Graves,
Misses Mae, Pearl and Matte Melton,
J. H. Melton, 4. Nv. Bridges, Misses
Annie Mae Ferguson, Minnie Law
hon and Jim Grimes, Misses Ella Lat
inner and Jessie d. Burge took each
other drying on be hind Maud
S.. the queen of the turf,
owned by Mr. Nv. d. Davidson, woe
be-gone victim of vaccinations worse
nation than the Spauiards even.
Since our last appearance merry
wedding bells have joyfully tolled and
told the eternal union of two loving
and trusting hearts. On Wednesday
Mr.. Caywood Lawhorn, one OF our best
and most substantial young farmers,
was welded to Miss Lula lowers OF
Herod, a Young lady of finest charac-
ter and many attractions. May their
life be zone grand sweet song.'
In the person of Miss Amorette
Burge Terrell county has a repre-
sentative at theNormal school OF whom
she may we'll be proud. Recent re-
ports from the president and faculty
commend her most highly for her zeal
Gus appreciation and remarkable prog
ress. OMiss Amorette's attainments
and disposition make the schoOlroom
her proper and legitimate sphere.
c. Harris Peddy, Will Barnes,
Love and Bob Cannon, Ross Slade OF
Dawson and Mr.. Oscar COrbin OF Her
Cd were paying their devotions and
distresses to our matchles3 feminine
attractions Sunday afternoon. They
all agreed that the Ora YES maidens
are fairer far than the morning glO-
ries are.
DIR. r.. L. Bridges, who is engaged in
flourishing drug business at Ogle-
thorpe, spent the greater part Of last
week with his father, Mr.. John
Bridges. Success has been attained
steadily and now no citizen of Ogle.
thorpe stands higher in the estimation
of his fellow. tOwnsmen than he.
Captain T. A. McWilliams was Civ
ing his many friends in the village
that good old-time handshake of his
ldSb uuIoudJ' nC SoPOuIu 40 "I OAU
'confed," and former teacher OF ex-
perience and ability. May his shadow
never grow less.
Captain j. A. Hasselton and his
corps of Central of Georgia painters,
after painting the various railroad
buildings here, have been ordered to
Shellman. They will paint the depot
when they come again.
Dr. j. H. Lewis has returned from
Atlanta, where he has been in attend
ance upon the meeting of the State
Medical Association. During his alb
sence Miss Annie Ferguson was the
guest of Mrs. Lewis.
Professor H. A. Ferrell's school,
which was suspended for some time on
account of the smallpox scare, has re-
opened. He and his pupils spent their
enforced vacation very pleasantly fish
ing.
Miss Nell Burge is quarantined at
the home of Mir. T, L. JOlley in Ran
dolph county. Wen let her come home
when we are sure she won't give US
the smallpox.
Miss Matte Bridges visited friends
in Dawson last week. She was ac-
companed home Saturday evening by
Miss Mabel Rogers and MIR. Benjamin
Franklin Wall.
Mrs. Julia Heisler spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. Dawson Henry. Mr.
Wesley Chambless and wife spent the
day with their father, Mr.. j, a.
Chambless.
Mrs. Mansfield Jennings and chill
dren of Midway spent the day with
her father, Mr.. Jas. Smith, OnSunday.
Mr.. Smith has been quite sick, but is
better.
Mrs. Martha Grimes left Friday for
Richland, where she will remain sew
eral days with her sister before return
ing to her home at Sunlight.
Miss jamie Sawyer's friends met the
cars for three successive days, and
each time they were doomed to disap-
pointment.
Mr.. S. G. Moore of Macon came down
Saturday for visit to the family OF
his father-in-law, Mr.. J. G. Roberts.
Mrs. Moore returned with him.
Mr.. B. T. Dismuke and Miss Cora
were in town Thursday making pur-
chases of our up-to-date merchant, B.
NJ. Davidson.
Mr. J. A. Ferguson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Colquitt Hammock spent
the Sabbath pleasantly with Capt. W.
Frank Ferguson.
Capt, Bill kaigler was giving his
friends here the candidate hand
shake" this week.
Messrs. Breedlove and Ohio Mcneil
with respective wife and baby dined
out on Sunday.
Capt. r. f. Simmons and Mr.. Cy
Daniel were out fishing Thursday al
ternOOn.
Mrs. Otho McNiel and Miss Jessie