The Brunswick news., 1908-07-17
4 LARGE NUMBER
IN THE PARTY
EDIToRRs OF GEORGIA WEEKLlEs
ARRIVED LAST NIGHT OVER
THE A., 3. G A.
Steamer Atlantic Will Leave at $50
O'clock This Morning for An All
LAY Trip-Many Points of
Interest 10 be Visited.

Ile Georgia NeShly fIeoS AoSOC1o
ton, about 100 strong, arrived in the
city last night at 8 o'clock over the
A.. B. & A. railroad, coming down on
the regular train from Atlanta. Ihe
party reported very pleasant trip
down over the new line, it being the
first time that majority of the men,
bers has travelled for any distance
over the A, B. & a.
The association was met at the ue-
pot by a number of the members OF
the committee appointed to entertain
the editors while they are here. The
visitors were escorted to the Ogle-
thorpe hotel, where they were assign
ed to their rooms. They talked with
friends for some little time and then
retired for a good nights rest, having
been somewhat fatigued from the all
day trip.
This morning at $3.50 o'clock the
entire party, accompanied by major
itv of the members of the local com
mittee will leave for delightful river
trim on the steamer Atlantic. Inc
steamer will depart from the MALLORY
wharf promptly at $3.50 O'CLOCK II
is necessary to leave at that time IN
order to cover the trip as mapped
out by the committee.
The steamer will proceed up Turtle
river to the terminals of the Southern
railway, but will not stop there she
will then return and proceed to the
terminals of the Brunswick Steamship
Company. where the visitors will be
given an opportunity to inspect the
man, moth terminals of the A, b. 4
A. A half hour or more will be spent
there and the Atlantic will then pro-
cee1 to Frederica Here a stop OF two
or three hours will be made. A hsh
dinner will be served and the vlsl.2rs
will be given an opportunity to we"
the many historical spots at Frederica.
From that point the steamer Viii
proceed probably out as tar as the
sea buoy. thence across st. Andrew :
sound. and, if the tide suits, the trip
will be made back through Jekyl
creek and stop will be made at the
beautiful home of the millionaires and
the visitors will be given an opportun-
ity to view the club house and resi-,
dences of the richest social organiza-
ton in the country.
The editors and the members OF
their families who accompany them
are looking forward to the trip with
much pleasure Most of the visitors
IN, f1,a nj tnmOIr0W.
some of them visiting Fernandina,
Cumberland, and other nearby points
Among those in the party who ar
rived last night are the following:
w. H. Williamson, Jackson Herald,
Jefferson; J. A. Franklin and Wlfe'
Advance, Yeatesyille; L. J. White
hurst. Chronicle, Abbeville; j. Law
renee and Miss Nora Lawrence WIRE
grass Farmer, Ashburn; Ernest Camp
and wife. Walton Tribune, Monroe;
M. C. Green, Jones County News
Gray; G. G. Folsom, Tattnall Journ-
al. Reidsville; H. J. Dame and WIFE,
and 6. C. Townsend. Clinch County
News. bonneville; Misses Retha and
Eta Purcell. Advance, Gainesville;
r Moseley and wife, Free Lance,
Lindale. B. T. Mosley and wife, Mon
itor Danielsville; E. w. Bateman and
Miss Mary Bateman. Fort Gaines Sen
tinuel. Fort Gaines; A. NJ. Lane and
wife. Tri-County News, Chipley;
] @. Bryan and Miss Florrie Martin,
Record. Ringgold; j. H. Cheney and
wife. News, Ellaville; w. S. Coleman
and wife, Standard, Cedartown; Ar
thur S. Bussey, Chronicle, Wrights-
Vile: T. B. Hartig, Sentinuel, Jesup;
I, F. Scott and wife, Free Press,
Conyers; w. A. Shackelford and wife,
Echo. lexington; A. P. Hilton and
wife. Times, Dublin; w. T. Bacon and
Miss A. L. Stanton, Madisonian, Mad
ison: ]. C. Bond and wife, Echo,
Canon: ]. NJ. Bowers and wife, Her
aid. Canon; John H. Hodges and Miss
Mary Hodges, Journal Perry; j. E.
Brown. Herald-Adyertiser Newman;
Bion Williams, Mrs. Sallie Reid, Geor-
gian. Woodbury.; E. 2. Byrd and wife,
Times, Blackshear; Ben F. Perry and
wife. C. A. Perry, Advance, Canton; ;
]. C. Moulton, Herald, Butler; Chas
D. Tonev. News, Fairburn; ]. E. Scott
Misses Elizabeth and Dele Scott and