The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-02-14
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
Interesting Gossip About Persons and
Things in and Around That Town.
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Things in and Around That Town.
Or. H. A. Wall has been On visit to
his parents. DR.. Wall has great love and
respect for his father and mother. That
is right, doctor; let them know you love
them while they are here. They will be
gone after while.
Miss Nettie Marshall is arranging to
entertain the people of Bronwood with
nice concert in the near future. 1t will
be "sweet and juicy" as Phillip said.
Come and see.
Cotton seed is worth % cents in Bron-
wood now. At the present price of seed
it will pay the farmers to sell their seed
and buy fertilizers with the money.
The salesman that will tell you that
his goods are better than you can get
elsewhere will bear watching The same
rule will apply to gua1o agents.
We were glad to see Mr. G. o. Hill in
Bronwo0d last Thursday. 1t made us
think Of the past, when we saw him on
our streets every day.
We have had so much rain lately that
farming operations have been stopped
and the farmers are improving the time
hauling guano.
1t is quite interesting to listen to
Judge E. G.. Hill tell what Terrell coun,
ty was years ago when be came here.
Commissioner Stevens has been to
Dawson twice recently. Guess he is tell
ing the boys how to farm.
Mr.. S. w. Denton made flying trip
to Fort Valley last Friday, returning
Saturday.
Brentwood has a shaving club, The
boys will shave any one except their own
daddies.
If your competitor in business talks
about you just saw wood and let him
talk.
1t was fine frog weather last Friday
and Saturday, much water, you know.
Mrs. j. K. Marshall has gone to Macon
to visit her sou, Charlie Marshall.
Miss Lula Derrick of near the Plains
is on visit to Miss Annie Holland.
DR.. Chappell and Judge Avsra are
holding their cotton for nine cents.
Mr.. j. Fl. Kendrick won the gold
watch at the show Monday night.
Mrs, Ray of Atlanta is spending this
week with Mrs. c. w. Gunnells.
Mr.. j. F. Kennedy is carrying the DO.
liceman's billie now.
From Another Correspondent.
The young people are rehearsing
every evening for a concert which will
be given Friday evening, February %.
for the benefit Of the parsonage,
We extend to each and everyone a
cordial invitation to attend.
Mr.. Cooper Hill, our handsome little
society fellow, has recovered from a
terrific shock received a few evenings
ago at concert in which his fortune
was UOld-that his future wife would
be Mrs. Cooper Hill.
Rev. K. Reed, presiding elder ,stopp-
ed over and preached Saturday morn.
ing at the Methodist church and pre-
sided over the quarterly meeting in
the afternoon.
DR.. B. B. Brooks, one of BronWood's
favorite visitors, has returned to his
home in OglethOrpe. Come again,
doctor, we are always glad to see you.
Miss Willie Davis and Mr.. Attytoo
of Americas came down Sunday and
spent the afternoon with the Misses
IhaQpell'
Will Aven was bitten by a hog-not
girl this time. But his hand is inn
proving from the bite.
Miss Mae Childs has returned home
from st. Andrews Bay, Fla, where
she visited for several months.
Miss Simmons, of Macon, is now
assistant teacher at our institute.
Colonel II A. Wilkinson spent last
Sunday with homefoks.
Mrs. j. T. Raglan of Dawson made
US flying visit Monday.
Miss Ethel Hin spent Sunday at