Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
Locals.

3 d. m. Every one interested IN Sc
curing a chapter house for Fitzgerald
is especially invited to attend. Sec
rotary.
Saturday of last week Tom Wilcox
treated his friends to picnic at
Bowens' Mill Chaperones: Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur E. Williams. Those Wno
attended: Miss Birdie McLendon,
Miss Minnie Whitley, Miss Jennie
Mashburn, Miss Glen Griffin, Miss
BESSIE Smith, Miss Lula Smith, Miss
Nellie jackson, Miss Mamie Huff, Mr..
George Boney, Mr.. Tom Wilcox, Mr..
Guy White, Mr.. Dan Knapp, Mr.. Mick
Cooper, Mr.. Sine Gray, Mr.. Clayton
Paul kof Ocilla, Mrs. Wiley Whitley,
Mrs. Wiley Williams, Mrs, Jack Ker-
ney.
Senator J. A. J. Henderson went up
to Atlanta Sunday on business con-
nected with ais railroad. He is en-
thusiastic and going forward with his
railroad projects, at the same time ne
is looking after his other large bust
ness interests. There are three things
that contribute to Mr.. Henderson
success-his good bushes judgment,
his tireless energy and his unbounded
faith in this section of country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wooten and
baby spent Sunday here from Byron
vile.
Mrs. A. H. Bragham whose school
has closed at Rebecca is in Fitzgerald
for the present
Colonel Bull made short visit 10
Atlanta this week.
Miss Dollie McLendon spent the
weekend with home folks at Bluff
ton, Ga.
J. Mrs. c. B. Gwynn spent a portion OF
last week in Atlanta.
Miss Marie Johnson of Talbotton
ie the guest of Mrs. c. H. Matthews.
Mrs. j. H. Cowart OF Rochelle IS
visiting her parents in the city
Mr.. FRANK ldylOl was N"AAN0 w
Florida Tuesday on business.
Mr.. w. r. Bowen spent two days
in Atlanta this week.
Mrs. Lotion Burns and Miss Skies
Of Ocilla were the guests of Mrs.
James L. McCarty Tuesday.
The ladies of the Foreign Mission
Study Glass Of the First Baptlst
Church we're entertained by Mrs. j.
p Wall Monday afternoon at her
home on South Lee street. After the
study and business was dispensed
with a delightful program consisting
Of music. reading and vocal SOLO
was very much enjoyed, at the con-
ciusion of which delicious refresh
oants were served. Those OF the
members present were Mrs. James H.
NcCarty. Mrs. j. E. Mercer, Mrs. D.
r Ware. Mrs. e. j. Dormlny, MIS- H.
Wightman, Mrs. l.. B. Scanor, MIS-
Madlev Garbutt, Mrs. B. f. otrlch-
land. Mrs. c. E. Baker, Mrs. A H.
Thurmonfi Mrs. Albertson, Mrs, Ful-
Ter and Mrs. Wall.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Sibley OF Ocil-
u snent Saturday in the city
Mrs BENJAMIN Rosser Freeman OF
Greenville, Ca, arrived wednesday
and will be the guest of Mrs. Clayton
Law for some time.
In the half page ad Of L. 0. lis
dol "Your Grocer" of last Week. the
nrinter made him say el9nCeen
nounds of graduated sugar Ior one
dollar when it was written III Che
canv sixteen pounds Mr.. IlSoel
rna,I1d he glad to give his customers
twenty-eight pounds OF granulaVeu gu
gar for one dollar but he says Ilial
can't he done. He says that ABOUT
sixteen pounds is the limit Tor tAe
honest dealer. Mr.. Tisdel gets ABOUT
as near the limit as posslOle' ou'
orror brought him considerable trdue'
nd como worry as he has had to ire
uently explain that he dld not WIZ
it eighteen pounds, but sixteen III 'N0
copy.
Miss Eva Persons returned from d
two weeks visit to relatives at Moui-
trie Norman Park, and Doerun' tues
day morning.
Miss Jefie Persons, who has been
teaching in Colquitt county, has CLOS
ed her school, five months terin'
and is at home.
The rains have been general over 1
South Georgia the last ten days and
the farmers are making gooo "nl'0
the soil is in season.
Colonel J. B. Wall went up 10 ma
can wednesday and will visit mlou l
Georgia points before his return ~
the city.
The Southern Express cOm gpn6y
has an Office to rent. Agent Il" pi,,