The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-04
DOVEREL DOINGS.

Dover was we'll represented in
Herod Sunday night, the following
being those who attended church
from here: Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thornton, DR..
and Mrs. Logan Thomas, Prof. and
Mrs. T. E. Morton, Mr.. w. w. Lee,
Mr.. Lester Woods, Misses May Pat
rick and Rena McNiel, Mr.. w. L..
Patrick and Emmett and Joe Heidi.
The news of the Sunday fish" at
Cordray's was not given in the Do
ings' of last week, but we now OPEN
ly announce it, and petition those
gentlemen to appear at Sunday
school next time they need recrea-
ton. Do not let it take a freshet
to drive you in, but the desire to
change the Sunday school tide,
Owing to business emergencies, or
other attractions, only one of our
delegates remained until after the
association was over before return
ing home, Joe Heidi being the one
who remained.
Mr.. Berner Perry of Dawson, en-
route to fill date of which the
writer only has a vague idea,
brought Mr.. G. L. McNiel out to
spend the afternoon with homefolks
Sunday
Miss Mae and Luther Patrick en-
tertained a number of their Dover
friends, also Miss Florence and Bert
Newman of Graves, Friday night at
cane mill banquet at Mr. McNiel's.
Madam Rumor, we petition you to
veil your scrutiniZing eye and bride
your prattling tongue, that times may
be better henceforth and forever in
Dover
Mr.. Clyde Newman and sister, Miss
Mary Lena, attended church Sunday,
and were guests of Misses Mae Pat
rick and Pearl Cannon Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Trammell, accompanied by his
wife, and Prof. J. T. Sauls and his
little daughter were popular singing
visitors here Sunday
Notwithstanding the attractions
from Dover Sunday night there was
quite an interesting singing held at
Mr.. R. M. Minis
Messrs. Frank and Gene Chambliss
attended a candy drawing at Mr.. Ed
wards, in Randolph county, Thurs
day night
Among the visitors to Dover Sun
day were Miss Edwards, Miss
Schramm and the latter's brother
1t seems as though the epidemic
of house covering is an interesting
problem to our village physicians.
Messrs. G. w. Belcher and Tai
madge Corbin have just arrived from
a prospecting tour to Cotton, Ga
Dr. ]. T. Lee, who has been a WIS.,
itOr to our village, has returned to
his home in COrnelia, Ga.
Mrs. w. H. Grubbs was the guest
of Mrs. Dennis Sunday and Sunday
night at Herod.
Mr.. Taylor spent Saturday night
and Sunday with homefolks in Ran
dOiph county.
Mr.. R. D. Gay of Cuthbert spent
Friday and Saturday on him farm
here.
Capt. Dennis of Herod was over
Sunday to hear Rev. A. B. Hawkes.
preach.
Mr.. Thornton Matthews of Dawson
was out Sunday afternoon in an
auto.
Miss Rena McNiel was the guest
of Mrs. G, S. Lee Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. S. o. Lash and family of
Herod visited relatives here Sunday
Mrs. J. G. McCrea is spending a
few days with homefolks near here.
Ben Brewton filled his regular APP
pOintment here Sunday afternoon
Our light runner" made the run
on route No. Saturday.
Mrs. Radford was the guest of Mrs.
S. o.. Hayes Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Turner, Jr., announces
the arrival of a son.
Mr.. w. H. Grubbs is on a business
trip to Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Lee spent Sun
day in Shellman.
Mr.. J. M. Durr has moved to
Dickey, Ga.