The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-12-12
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
A Lot of Newsy Items About Peo-
nle and Things.

The oyster supper ffluay HiSHu was
well attended, and owing to the energy
of the supervisor, Miss Nettie Mar
shall. was a success in every partlcu'
lar. Mack Brown and Miss Sudle
Whitaker, Roy Aven and Miss Lollle
Kennedy, G. Simpson, Paul Melton,
RAYMOND Dozicr and Nj. G. Hill OF
Dawson and Pharis Roberts OF Sasser
were out to the supper.
The principal and assistant of the
Brow wood school desire to heartily
thank Miss Allie Lawhon for her COM
plimentary mention of the institution
in the last issue of THE NEWS. Miss
Lawhon is herself lady of education
and refinement who has spent years OF
her useful life in the school room, and
coming from her the expressions are
the more highly honored
Owing to our non-appearance IN
these columns last week the visit OF
Mr. Will Cary and Miss Willilu Davis
of Americas was not chroniclcd. They
spent Thanksgiving with the Misses
Chappell, and Miss Davis remained
until Sunday thereafter. She is
prime favorite with BrOnwOod's Beau
Brummels, and by her departure I'VE
were lamenting."
Those from Bronwood who attended
conference were MIR. w. q. Aven and
Miss Clio, Mr.. j. G. Collins and Miss
DOME. Mr.. and Mrs. David Martin,
Mr. Edward Sessions and Miss JAMIE,
Miss Kate Denton, Mesdames L. A.
Chappell, J. H. Ellerbee, w. II. Will
kinson and D. ]. Denton.
We hereby offer reward of twenty
five or thirty cents for the arrest, de-
tention and execution of one Charles
Harris, who mysteriously disappeared
some three weeks ago. Come back,
Charlie, and add to the charm of your
presence about 5 pounds OF Huyler's.
Mr.. Tom Bridges and bride came
through Brentwood Sunday afternoon
en- route home. With the bridal par
ty were Misses Ada and Flossie Ingram,
two of Graves loveliest bellies.
Prof. j. S. Edwards, the former
principal of the school here and the
present principal of tOurishing
school at Rochelle, lent us his presence
some d lys ago.
Sunday afternoon saw Eli and M. @.
Hill, Reuben Geise, Ben Gibson, Frank
Guerry, Bob and Chas. Wall, Paul
Melton and Pharis Roberts with us.
Messrs. Henry Kennedy and Will
Aven and Misses Mamie Arnold and
Annie Kennedy went to Dawson Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. G. f. Ellison, an up-tO-date rail-
road man of Savannah, is spending his
annual vacation with old Brentwood
friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hickey of Ellaville
is to spend the holidays with the fami-
lies of Messrs. Murray and Collins.
Miss Camilla Derrick of Sumter
county hes been the guest of Miss An
ME Holland for the past two weeks.
Mr.. e. E. Collins is in Ellaville, and
we would lay wager the happiest man
in Schley county there to be.
Miss Annie Mae Ferguson was the
guest of Mrs. H. A. Wall Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Annie Mae Hill of Dawson
spent Tuesday with relatives ano
friends.
Mrs. C. f. Bryan spent Sunday with
her brother, Mr.. J, 7. Raglan, at Daw
son.
Roy Glass and G. Simpson went t.
Americas TO see about some ''duns'
Sunday.
Mr.. J r. Marshall and Miss Kath
ryn spent Sunday in FIT. Valley.
Miss Nettie Marshall expects Il
spend the holidays in Savannah.
| Mr.. Phillip MURRAY has moved il
and feels himself one of us.
/ Miss Annie Kennedy has recovered
! from her late illness.
H. A. Terrell visited Graves Sun
day