The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-01-22
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
The Weeks Happenings Pithlly Para
uaphed for The News Readers.


Complimentary TO Miss Ida Kenney's
very attractive guest, Miss Laler Al
len of Atlanta, the young men of the
town rendered an entertainment Fri
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. r. Aven. Though mar
ried. the genial ho and charming
hostess still claim TO be one Tor two
of the Young folks, and their efforts
are ever guarantee of royal good
time. "reminiscences of the delightful
occasion will brighten many future
dav. Those present were: Misses
Laler Allen of Atlanta, Ida Kenney,
| Emilu Thompson, Lula Dawson, Sara
Terrell, Maude Bryan, Kate Denton,
| Ethel Hill, Pearl Berry, Margaret
Wells, Ellie Denton, Arner Thompson,
Susie Denton, Belle Berry, Bess Chap
peu, and Mrs. Roy Aven; Knights
Cooper Hill, Tom Laney, George Den.
ten. Will Aven, Ross Davis, Archibald
| B Cowart, r. H. Elerbee, Guy Jack
son. Henry Kennedy, H. A. Terrell.
George Francis Snyder, Andrew Roy
Kenney and Angus Markett OF Daw-
son.
Mr.. James Lowrey, driving a direct
descendant of Balaam' S talkative
burro, an animal of thick hide and
short recollection, passed haltlngly
down our pike Wednesday. When
ever the atfable mem Der of the jockey
club hailed an acquaintance the mem
Der between the shalves showed much
ill-bred curiosity to stop and hear the
conversation and deny the remarks
with an emphatic neigh" THESE
I n hIOWG IN
was hard to decide which was blowing
most. the driver or the driven. They
left town singing. with voices happily
blended, "There Is rest Tor the
weary"
Mrs. Harriet Murray, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Collins, all
of Schley county, are visiting their
numerous sons, daughters, nieces and
I nephews in and near town.
The friends of Mr.. Pleman Gam
mage wish him success in his new
venture. He has embarked IN the
mercantile business next door to Mr..
H. E. Williamson.
The enrolment of our school has
reached nearly a hundred, and sue
cessful term seems assured. Let's
have "a decent building
MIR. and Mrs. M. N. Childs, after a
visit of several days duration TO rela-i
tives here, have returned to Ogle-
thorpe, their home. J4
Miss Julia Peacock of Americas and
Miss Grace Peacock of Ellaville are
the guests of their sister, iMrs. I. A.
Collins.
Hon. J. G.. Simpson, living monu-
ment to his own generous hospitality,
made business trip to Dawson Sat
urday.
Mr.. Will English of Og lethorpe
spent several days here this week
looking after his agricultural inter-
ests.
Drummer &C" Simpson was swing
| in our street corners behind Uncle
Jim's" booded bay Sunday afternoon.
cupid" Cannon of Dawson was in
Bronwood one day last week, and at
Graves Sunday afternoon, we think.
Lucius c. Hill, the popular cashier
of the First State Bank, paid I5ron-
wood call Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lucille Chappell is still absent
on visit to relatives at Smithville and
! friends at Sumter City.
| Col. and Mrs. H. A. Wilkinson spent
Friday with MIR. and Mrs. w. I'll. Will
| kinson.
Will Kitchens of Bethel was meet
ing and making friends in Bronwood
| Sunday.
Mr.. James T, Grimes passed through
Bronwood Friday en- route to Macon.
Miss Mollie Mathews is quite ill at
the homie of Mr.. John G. Collins.
Miss Maude Williamson left for her
home in Ellaville last Monday.
Mr.. Eugene Allen of Lumpkiu en-
tered school here last Monday.
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