The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-01-20
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Miss Fannie HERS is visiting in
bithyille.
Mr., R. L. Bateman went to At
Eta Thursday.
Mrs. L. c. Hoyl has returned
I'M Sycamore.
Ring Melton 's-8OO-for water
|bund meal.
Col. Jno. R. Irwin went down to
Srt Gaines Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Davis have
burned from Macon.
Miss Leora Dent has been the
lest of Miss Minnie Holt.
Mrs. L. F. Cater of Perry is the
lest of Mrs. J. E. Wilkes.
Rev. E. f. Morgan has returned
I'm a visit to east Georgia.
Mr.. A. J. Baldwin went down
Albany Thursday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Daniel of Lu pkin
0the guest of Miss Bessie Daniel.
Mrs. w. E. Holt is visiting her
Tier, Mrs. w. A. Rogers, at Pavo.
Miss Belle Powell of Cuthbert
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. L.
awelI.
Mrs. w. H. Davis of Atlanta is
siting at the home of Mr.. A. J.
Edwin.
Hon. A. P. Passmore of Weston
Is a prominent visitor to the city
Aursday.
Miss jamie Belle Hicks has re-
tned from a visit to her home at
fightsyille.
The new postoffice fixtures were
Epped from the factory at Milford,
H., on January 9th.
Mr.. J. 7. Raglan, Jr., returned
Atlanta Friday after visit to his
srentS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Raglan.
Mrs. George Bedingfield Of Ma
"a attended the burial of her cOus-
Mr.. W. B. Dismuke, in Dawson.
IA large crowd is expected to at
pa the auction of a carload of Ken
Rky horses at Lockett's stables to-
y.
Mr.. A. P. Rives, the ell known
Rzen and newspaper writer of
4ingvale, was in the city Wednes-
-Messrs. J. w. and w. H. Nc
enzie of Montezuma attended the
Arial of Mr., J. w. Wooten in Daw-
a Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Dismuke
"a Mr.. Way Dismuke of Savannah
Rre here at the burial of their faith
pm Dawson Wednesday.
Mr.. Thos. H. Pickett is now a
$ident of Florida, having recently
Gen position with a large lumber
N at Glen, in that state.
Mr.. Roy Jenkins, the travelling
preventative of a Memphis, Tenn,
r. mas been in the city several
rs with homefolks and friends.
Miss Undine Glass returned to
a nome in Brentwood Wednesday
~ spending several days at the
iIe Oh her uncle, Mr.. J. w. Glass.
~. }. D. Irwin, one of Terrell's
- cltizens, will move to Worth
spnty IN a few days. The many
@tuuS OF Mr.. Irwin and his family
y regret their departure.
CrIne numerous friends of Col. l.
Cocke, who has been confined to
nome two or three weeks, will
STet to know that no improvement
reported in his condition.
-Mr. E. W. HoIIingsworth left
8eSaay night for New York to con-
a specialist for a digestive troub-
WIN which he has suffered for
Ahetime.
hight at the beginning of the
! ne News wants to put all can
ldIeS on notice that a V-spot must
om pany all announcements for
There are not many things
worthless as an account for print
Il against defeated candidate.
.-,CoL VIM. F.~Avera, one of Par
; prominent citizens, has been
Il Tue city. He reported that pro-
Ssl'e town as pushing steadily
-, Two new store houses that
oelng erected by Mr.. =. IL.
aston and Capt. Jno. L. PARROT
nearing completion.
me municipal candidates who
rloul need in the last issue of The
"S Cook an early start, as the po-
pms 10 which they aspire will not
vacant until January of next
~ II is not believed there will
any opposition.
~ FOR SALE-Buick No. 10;
usI oVehauled, newly painted, in
t-GIass condition. Will take horse
l. uI 1qggy in part payment. See c.
i " nun, at Palace Market.