Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-09-30
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BUDGET OF NEWS
tllavilIe Correspondent S
Weekly Letter.
tFrOm Our Regular Correspondent,


Ellayille, Ga, September 28.-Last
Friday evening at the Auditor
ium of Crisp Institute, the local chap
ter of the U. D. C. gave a splendid en-
tertainment for the benefit Of the
Monument fund. The program con-
sisted mainly of the songs of TIE other
days, intenspersed with recitation i.
and piano and violin solos. Mrs. S. C.
Collins had charge of the affair. 1t was
due mainly to her splendid manage
ment that it was SO successfully car
ried out. Quite neat sum was re
allied.
AT her pleasant home on Oglethorpe
street, Miss Jennie Dixon entertained
| asst Saturday evening at an informa
party. Conversation, interspersea
with music caused the hours to fit
merrily by, and only too soon did tie
affair draw to close. Miss Dixon is
a charming hostess and fortunate in
deed are those who partake of her hos
pitality. Those present were: Misses
Annie Mae Stewart, Flossie Eason,
Stella Rogers of Bronwood, Minn'e
Royal, Ruth Wall. Messrs. Gull Tom
Rainy, Jed Causey, Ike Hart, Davey
Peacock, Haynes Collins, Seab Will
Jams, Mr. Fortson Mrs. H. F. Dixon.
NJ s. Charles Wall.
Mrs. John Wall and handsome young
son, Marion, lave returned home from
very pleasant visit to relatives a,
Leary, Ga.
Mr.. Charley Pritchard, of Reynolds
was here the pastt week, looking after
business interests.
Rev. R E. Baily is assisting in d
revival meeting near Andefsonvil e
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Niles, of Am
CIRCUS. were here yesterday, coming
over in their Baby Maxwell"
Mr.. ]. A. Bryan representing the
Atlanta Journal spent day or two
in our city last week, looking after
subscriptions to that popular daily.
Mrs E. w. Strange will spend today
in Americas shopping.
Mrs. S. B. Baldwin and handsome
young sons, Lindsay and Bartelle, ar
rived few days ago, and will for the
next month, be the guests of her
mother here.
Miss Stella Rogers, of Brentwood
who has been the admired guest OF
diss Flossie Eason, returned home yes
terday.
A pleasant auto party, consisting OF
Mrs. J. R. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. f
Dixon and Seab Williams went up to
Buena Vista Sunday, spending the day
with relatives.
Mr.. Charlie Hill Green, of Americas
spent the weekend pleasantly with
| homefolks here,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Battle, of Talbot
ton, were the guests last week of M.
and Mrs. T A Collins, at their pretty
home on Oglethorpe street.
Mr.. Luke Murray, of Atlanta is
spending few days delightfully."- with
his parents here,
Miss Flossie Eason went down to
Americas yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. Theron Easterlin, of Anderson
vile, spent Sunday here very pleas
antly with friends.
Mrs. J. H. Holmes and children, woo
have been Ahe guests of Mrs. ]. p.
Williamson, have returned to theiy
home in Arkansas,
Genial Arthur Myers, OF Americas
was smiling on his friends in our city
Sunday.
Little Miss velma Frank Williams
and Ruth Greene were the guests d
] j iiih1iliililie Lou and Imogene Hogge at
their home near Doyle recently.
Ed Woods, one OF Dawson's popular
young men, was here on business last
Friday.
Mr.. D. w. Chapman, of Arkansas,
returned home last week, after a
pleasant visit to his daughter here.
Mr.. Will Hornady, of Dawson, was
being extended the glad hand bv
friends here che past week.
Miss Naomi Tondee las returned
fire. a stay of two weeks in Milledge
Vile.
Mr.. S. NJ. Collier, of Thomaston, a
popular Knight of the Grip" VISITED
his sister, Mrs. E. w. Strange, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. snipes, of Doyle, wis.,
ed Mr.. and Mrs. p. Z. Walters last
week.
While out hunting yesterday, Mr.. J.
b. Smith had the misfortune to shoot
his left hand at the wrist, Medical AID
was summoned as quickly as possible
but it was deemed advisable to ampu
tate his hand, and this was success
fully done by Drs. Bridges, Stewa I
and Jordan. Mr.. Smith certainly has
the sympathy of his many friends in
the loss of his hand.