Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-03
SCHLEY'S CAPITAL SENDS
BUDGET OF news.
Our EIIaViIIG Correspondents
Weekly Letter


Ellaville, Ga, Feb. 1.-A1r. and Mrs,
Edward W Strange rendered a few
of their friends a special dinner or
Sunday that for point of excellence
could not be surpassed. The table was
lovely with its decorations of parma
violets. an immense mound Of which
formed the centerpiece. Those who
enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Strange's hosp,
taIity were Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Dixon,
Dr.. B. L. Bridges, Miss Susie Beck
ham, Misses Ida Munroe, Susie Della
Mott, Jennie Dixon, Hattie Arlington,
Nay Dixon, May and Nolan Strange.
Mrs. Z. L. Bridges spend-the-day
party was one of the most pleasant CT
last weeks social affairs. Mrs. Bridges
has an elegant home and an invitation
to enter its portals is ever hailed with
delight 4 hot lunch was served 20
her guests at u o'clock
Miss Matte Eubanks, a charming
young lady of Fort Valley, is the guest
this week OF Miss Maud Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Matthews, Of
Fort Valley, were welcome visitors to.
EIlaviIle this week, While here they
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. N.
Murphy.
Rev. r. E .Baily went down to Amer
TIT,
Miss Susie Stearn, of Charlottesville,
is the charming guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. R. Smith.
Mrs w. D. Murray is spending some
time delightfully."- in Americas with
her sister, Mrs. P. H. Williams
Mrs. John Cheney, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Montezuma, returned
home today.
Miss Willie Mitcham is again at her
post Of duty at Crisp Institute after a
weeks visit to her home in Woodbury..
Mir. A. W. Huer, of Columbus, was
circulating among his friends here to-
day.
Rev. O. L. Peacock is in Albany this
week on business
Mr. Z. B. Hornady, one Of Buena
yisJa's staunchest citizens, was eX-
tending the glad hand to friends here
yesterday.
Mr.. H. ]. Williams was called to
East Point Sunday by the sad death Of
his brother, Mr. ]. A Williams.
Mr.. 5. G.. Collins, one of the most
popular of the knights Of the Grip"
is spending this week with his family
here.
Mrs. W. H. Collins spent yesterday
at Wallis Crossing with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Wall, who is quite sick.
g, Mr.. and Mrs. Len Ellis visited rell-
tires in Oglethorpe Sunday.
Miss Jewell Devane, Of Hopeville,
was the weekend guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. R E Bailey.
Miss Fannie Cox. of Albany, arrived
yesterday and will spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. r, l.. Williams.
Mr 8. a. Williamson, OF Americus,
made a business trip to our city Mon
day
Mrs. c. G. Jones has returned home
from a pleasant visit TO her daughter
Mrs, Payne in Oglethorpe.
Mr. W. H. Tondee, OF Lumpkin, Wis
tied relatives near here recently.
Mr. Bob Bivins, of jacksonville, Fla.
was the guest of Mr.. a. Allen the past
week
Mrs. L. E, Tondee has returned from
a short visit to Milledgeville
Mr. T. ]. Murphy left today for Fort
Valley, where he will remain for some
time
Mr. E. T Woods, of Dawson, made a
business trip to our city the past week
Mr.. and Mrs William Jones, OF AM.
CIRCUS, We're the guests of relative,
here Sunday.
D Mr.. w. L. Miller, of Atlanta, spent
Monday and Tuesday here on business
Mr.. Darcy Peacock made his mother
Mrs. L. a. Peacock, a pleasant vi6it
the past week
We are pleased to note the improve
nent in the Times-Recorder We greet
il gladly each day, and our best wishes
are ever with those who are at the
helm Of South Georgia's leading daily
Long may it WELD its influence for the
g2dd OF mankind, and for the uplift Of
this, the garden spot OF the world.