The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-01-02
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
A Lot of Newsy Items About Peo-
pie and Things.

pie anu IIHSS'
Holiday trade with our merchants
was unusually good. Low rent and
taxes make Bronwood a dangerous
commercial rival of nearby competl-
tive points, and the farmers OF Our out
lying territory are awakening to a
realization of the benefits derived from
the merchants of "this good old town."
! Miss Lula Davidson is here too en-
| joying short respite from her Ia
bors at Lucy Cobb. There are few bet
ter institutions than Lucy Cobb, and
! Miss Davidson is taking high rank IN
this years graduating class.
DIR. B. B. Brooks is again ensconced
in his headquarters at the Bryan
House, and we have noticed his favor
/ tie promenade is along the ''Beef Bou-
levard", otherwise known as Cow
street.
Miss Ollie We're Lawhon resumed
charge of her pupils at Sassero We'd
nesday, January End, having been the
guest of Miss Fannie Lawhon and
Misses Chappell during the holiday
vacation.
Mr.. W. G. Aven has met the grow
| ing demand for livery stable here.
He has purchased three stylish horses
aud rigs, and proposes to give the best
possible service in his line.
On the fourth Sunday Rev. NJ B.
l.. Binion preached his last sermon as
pastor of the Baptist church. Rev. j.
| T. Martin of Clay county has been
called by the church.
w. Pharis Roberts smiled and was
smiled at in BronwoOd several times
last week. ave expect to note a repetl-
ton of this item in next week Sasser
| Siftings.
Mr.. George Denton contemplates
| leaving soon to take a pharmaceutical
course in an Atlanta college. Good
luck to you, George.
Last third Sunday Rev. J. S. FL
more preached at the Lutheran church,
and he will continue to hold services
there this year.
Prof. N. L. Stapleton and Miss TIE
Shackleford of the Richland public
schools spent the yuletide with rela-
tives here.
Doctors r. E. Bowman and Hiram
Stapleton of the Atlanta Medical Col
lege dissected Christmas turkey with
homefolks.
Mrs. O. N. Geise of Albany and Mrs.
IL. D. Geise of Dawson spent several
days with Mrs. C. W. Gunnels last
week.
Nice turnouts, either double or
single, at the stables of w. G. Aven &
Son, Bronwood, Ga. Prices reason
able.
Miss Jessie Reynolds, one OF Blake
ly's most popular lady teachers, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. A. J. Ken
ney.
Prof. John. S. Edwards of Rochelle
came oyer on Christmas day and spent
a pair or more of days with friends.
Miss Mamie Arnold, our efficient
assistant teacher. is in Richland until
opening of school on January It'll
Miss Ellie Wells will leave in few
days for Dooly county, where she ex-
poets TO teach this year.
Misses Em4lu and Orner Thompson
returned from greatly enjoyed trip
to Americas on Monday.
Handsome Roy J. Glass anticipates
pleasant work in the kindergarten de-
partment next session.
Mrs. J. H. Ellerbee and little Misses
Alice Claire and Nanelle have return
ed from Albany.
Capt. T. A. Davidson has passed the
holidays with his sister, Mrs. w. H.
Wilkinson.
Miss Mamie Perry, bellesof Blake
ly, is being entertained by Miss Kath-
ryn Marshall.
Misses Fannie Mathews and Grace
Collins are visiting relatives in Schley
county this week.
MIR. HE. Williamson attended the
Collins Williamson nuptials in Ella
Vile on the 25th.
DR.. S. D. Bowman and his friend,
Mr.. Crittenden, returned to Shellman
Monday afternoon.
Bronwood and vicinity had Christ
mas tree in the hall. The children
had good time.
H. A. Terrell Kris Kringled with
home folks in Alabama and has re-
turned
Miss DOME Collins has homeward
come after festive time in Ellaville.
Dr. Guy Chappell of Dawson spent
Sunday with the family of his father.
DR. H. A. Wall and lady are on a
visit to his father in Buena Vista.
Mrs. MattOx of Atlanta is the guest
of her brother, Mr.. A. J. Kenney.
Mr.. NJ. p. Butler of MOntezuma Wis
tied our town Friday.
Mr.. Ed Glass is building a neat
house near town.
Mr.. John Bryan will move into his
new home this week.
Miss Nettie Marshall is enjoying her
stay in Savannah.
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