Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-21
PLAINS.

(From our Regular CORRESPONDENT
PLAINS, GA, Aug. 20.-Misses
Belle Williford of Richland, and Hat
tie Carter, of Omaha, arrived Mon
day, and are guests of Mrs. Edgar
Zimmerman, Jr.
Misses Elmyr Dixon and Emmy
Leigh Williams, of Richland. are
pleasant guests of Miss Ethel Wise
Miss Ruby Zimmerman is visiting
relatives in Parrott. She will visit
in Dawson and Weston before return
ing home.
Mrs. Jesse Zimmerman attended
the funeral of her uncle. Mr.. Samuel
Woodham, at Weston last Monday.
Mrs. r. B. Evans is at home now
after an extended visit to her sister
Miss Ida Munro, atPutnam.
Mrs. Sallie Gaines. of Prosperity
S. c., is the charming guest of DR.. and
Mrs. b. t. Wise and other relatives
here.
Mr.. Jesse Rauch, of Dawson, visited
relatives here the first of the week.
Misses Lilly, Gertrude and Annie
Wise Rauch, of Dawson, were guests
of Mrs. Camilla Hite recently.
Little Miss Flora Belle Ingram, of
Oglethorpe, is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs Clarence Rob
erts.
Mr. Roberts, of Americas, spent
Sunday with his son, Rev. Clarence
Roberts.
Misses Myrtice Mashburn, Pope,
Curry, Hagerson, and Messrs. Char
lie HagersOn and Eugene Daniel of
Friendship, were guests of Miss Gus
sic Evans Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Reid, and attractive
daughters, Eloise and Myrtice, of
Triton, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
S. Oliver
Prof and Mrs. R. M. MONTE return
ed to their HON Elm Parrott Tuesday,
after a pleasant visit here to the lat
ter's mother, Mrs Georgia Dean.
Miss Nettie Lee Williams, of Buena
Vista, and Mr.. Beavers, of Americas,
were guests of Mrs. R. B. Evans Sun
day
Miss Gussie Evans is the attractive
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Seymour Ev-
ans in Americas this week.
Master Henry McMath, of Ameri-
Gus, spent few days this past week
here with relatives.
Messrs. J. E. French, J. w. Thinner
man and Ross Dean returned this
past week from the Eastern markets
Mrs. J. E. French spent last Thurs
day in Americus
Mrs. w. P. Page and children, John
and Edwin, of Leslie, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs J. A. McDon-
aid
Mrs Blake Harris and children, of
Friendship, spent last Friday here,
guests of Mrs. J. A. Mcdonald.
Miss Elva Austin returned to her
home in Richland last Wednesday,
after a pleasant visit here to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Montgomery.
Mr.. j. G. Chappell and son. Rocher.
returned last Saturday from pleas
ant stay at Indian Springs.
Mr.. w. H. Forester is expected
home this week from New York,
where he has spent a week buying his
fall stock of dry goods.
Mrs. w T. Wilson, of Friendship
and Miss Lila Logan, of Concord
were guests of Dr. and Mrs Colquit
Logan one day last week.
Mrs. Ethel Coleman of Americas,
is the pleasant guest of Mr.. and Mrs
w l.. Jennings.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hudson visited relatives
in Americas recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.R Chambliss, Mrs
Fannie Collins and daughters, Matte
Lewis and Christine, Mrs. Lizzie
Klechly and Mrs. Carrie Carswell and
children have returned from Myrtle
Springs, where they spent ten days
delightfully."-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bass, who re-
side near Americas, visited Mr.. Tom
Walters family near here, the past
week.
Mrs. J. c. McLendon arrived Sun
day from Ashburn, and will spend
several weeks here with relatives.
The Plains baseball team tested
their mettle with the Friendship
team here last Friday, winning of
course. The score was II to / 0 in
favor fPlains.
The many friends of Mrs E. M
Kendrick and daughter Ruth, extend
to them their heartfelt sympathy in
the sad death of husband and father
Messrs, B. Rainey, of Acworth, faith
er of Mrs Kendrick, and Emmett
Kendrick, of Atlanta, brother of Mrs.
Kendrick, attended the funeral of Mr.
Kendrick- here last Saturday
Revival services, which were begun
at the Lutheran church last Sunday
morning, will continue throughout
this week The pastor, Rev. Phillips,
is being assisted by Rev. w. G. Schaef-
fer, Jr., of Atlanta, whose sermons
delight all. He is a young minister
of unusual power and eloquence.
Rev. M. G. Richards, of Lake City,
Fla, who assisted Rev. Phillips in
the meeting at Botsford last week,
preached most instructive sermon
at the Lutheran church here last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Cathleen McLendon, after a
pleasant visit here to Miss Annice
Clark, returned to her home in Amer
icus Tuesday