The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-05-15
BRONWOOD NEWS.
Happenings i'm and Around the
Town SpiciIy Photographed by
The News Reporter.

BRONwOoD, May 12.-"G" Simpson,
the 1honey of the Bee Hive" and
Rufus tho red and we'll ready Jones
spent last week in Bronwood. sc" was
greeted with the joy kept under cork
for the especial use of returned prodi-
gals, and in Rufus Jones we recogniz-
ed an acquaintance altogether novel
and delightful. AS a mauler of melody
from guitar he not only ''takes the
Gaze" but the ''aap-jack. His accOmo-
dation is as boundless as his ever
flowing, sparkling humor, and if he
doesn't hasten his return there'll be
more than one "little mourner" to
send him ''croker sacker" invitation
expressing 'Three Wishes for Little
Liza Jane" and yearning for him to
''come back to me, sweetheart, and
meet me in the shadow of the pines.
Mr.. John H. Slade of Dawson was in
town Sunday morning and DR.. T. A.
Chappell returned with him, having
been summoned to consult with
Dr. Hartman in the case of the little
daughter of Mr.. Claude Hatcher.
Mr.. Jesse Tucker. Mesdames T. r.
McMichael, John r, Marshall and
Il. A. Wall and Master Clifford Chap
pell, all of whom have been sick, are
showing improvement.
The recent rains have caused count
less multitudes of lovely flowers to
open in those of our flower yards
which have received the requir-
ed care and attention. The beautiful
Our venerable friend, Mr.. A. j. Ken
ney, Sr.. has returned from Atlanta,
where he received treatment from
skilled oculists. We wish him re-
covery speedy and complete.
Mr.. Bob Murray and Miss Hattie of
Dewey, MIR. Dan Sessions and Miss
jamie of Holmart, Mr.. r. B. Sandiford
and Miss Daisy Allen of Dawson were
10 town Sunday afternoon.
Little Ralph Leighton Gunnels,
Philip Art Collins and Thomas Laney
took their respe ctive mothers to the
picnic. Fine boys, all three.
roses of Mrs. James J. Hill and Miss
Ida Kenney and the Philadelphia tree
of Miss Kathryn Marshall deserve
spcial mention.
Mr.. E. Kirsey, who operates extern
sive phosphate mines in Florida, is
on visit to Mrs. Kirsey and the chill
dren.
Mr.. James Dawson of Anderson
vile has been the guest of his sister,
Mrs, w. H. Wilkinson, and his son,
Oscar.
Miss Theresa Shackleford of the
Richland public schools of Richland
visited relatives Saturday ant Sunday.
Mr.. T. U. Sessions of Mystic was
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Edward,
last week at his home near Bronwood.
Miss Kate Denton visited her friend,
Miss Ola Cannon, who has undergone
a protracted illness, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Shackelf0rd of
met Miss Theresa Sunday at
the home of their mother.
Miss Mollie Hill and Master Albert
Price spent Saturday with Mr.. John
Hill at Bachelors Bliss.
DR.. r. E. Bowman was in Dawson
probably with a view of To-
eating there Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wright Kennedy on |
Sunday afternoon called on their |
brother, Mr.. John.
Handsome Frank Query came over
rom Dawson with double turnout on |
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bolton spent Sat- |
lrday and Sunday with Mr.. Bottoms |
'ather near Parrott
Mr.. Claude Peoples of Atlanta was
last week by his many old |
friends in Bronwood.
DR.. S. D. Bowman came in on the |
'shoo fly" from Shellman Saturday
hight.
Mr.. Will f. Bolton has returned to
lis duties in the Molena telegraph |
)ffice.
Miss Lizzie Raglan spent Sunday in
Dawson with her brother.
Mr.. Hadley Stapleton of Richland !
with US Friday.
Miss EldOra Howell visited her sis |
,er near Smithville Sunday.