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A FINE CAMPAIGN.
JUOGE BRADLEY SERIOUSLY I'LL

Judge C. d. Bradley of Florence is
reported to be seriously sick at his
bone on West Main street In that
city. His condition for several days
has been such as to arouse consider
able soiIcitude on the part OF his
friends AZ to the outcome OF his NJ
ness Il y stated that . surgical
operation may b. . necessary step in
bringing about his convAlescencc and
recovery. rhis. however. according
70 repors, viii not - Of very dia,eult
Or dangerous sAarasssr Judss brad
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A NEAR EDITORIAL.

Young Man. the greatest asset vol
can start out in life with is belief 10
common honesty.
There is nothing that will take the
place of this principle Cleserness
and shrewdness amount to little with
out a conviction that honesty Is ne
cessary in YOUR every day dealings
with men.
The saying that honesty is the best
policy is old. Nothing old or new -
more true.
Some men are honest because their
religion teaches them to be SO.
But this discussion leaves out the
religious sentiment That phase Is
not necessary in the argument
AZ n common every day trait Of
character no one thing stands out 30
prominently and necessary TO success
AA JubA piaiu every Jay coAAhtOn Hch-
esty.
Some men suceeed-suceeed in max
ing a little money-who are not al
ways honest But our observation has
been that these same men would have
succeeded even better in making
money II they had been honest And
they would certainly have enjoyed
their life and their money vastly more
II they knew in their own souls that
they were honest
You will end no man who viii ad-
mIt that he is not honest-that IL. fss
men
We have heard few men, not
many. argue that TO get money i the
main thing That II you have the
money Il will Offset the reputation for
lack OF honesty.
And we have seen some OF these
same men spend much OF taeir ques-
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start Work On Sewer.

j. 3. shwartx. the successful con-
tractor who IL to build the new sewer
on 18th street and that vicinity. started
work today and win be busily engxs-
ID from now ON until the work Ia
enmnlatsd.
A large number Of teams and men
Win b employed and great activity
will BE- apparent for the next three or
1ssr wseks.
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Wants to Locate Here.

Mr.. +. r.. Kriwitz of Kendalivills.
Indiana. is In the city and Is con-
sIdering the likelihood OF locating .
S and 10 cent store hero. Mr.. KrI-
witz Is m experienced merchant In
this limo and was attracted to Canon
City because Of It's being such
spiendid residence town and . good
place for his mother and thres sis-
ters to I've. He b staying u the
Dsnton hotel. 81
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LOUIS MADRILL RE-
LEASED 0NlPAROLE E

Louis Madrill. arraigned before
Judge wiikin in the district court
here on Tuesday on the charge Of
burglary and larceny, was released
from custody on parole after having
been confined in the county jail for a
couple OF months or more Madrill.
who appears to be about thirty years
of age and has served ten and half
years in the penitentiary.
About three years ago while work
ing as -trusty" with the prison
street cleaning gang on River street
Madrill made his escape Later he
suit of old clothing from an outbuild-
ing on the premises OF Geo. E. Col
gate in South Canon and burglarized
several stores here securing among
other things a revolver. Subsequent
iy he went to Santa Fe, New Mexico.
where he was arrested and brought
back here to complete his sentence in
the penitentiary. In February his
prison term expired and he was re-
arrested by the authorities here and
locked up in jail to await trial for the
offenses committed after making his
getaway from the street cleaning
gang Madrill is a well appearing,
intelligent young man and possesses
some of the qualifications that make
for good citizenship. He was required
at rhe time OF his release to pledge
himself to report to the court wha,
he was doing and the character of his
conduct. Madrili has been given q
chance to make man OF himself and
those who know him think that he
will make good.
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Mrs. N. II. Jewell of llos F. street
was stricken with heart failure early
last THURSDAY morning and SO severe
iy was she afflicted that an immediate
change Of altitude was necessitated.
She was hurried to Canon City on No.
= fsw hours later. DR.. Geo. H.
curfman attended her.-saiIda Rec
ORD
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TO Plight STATE INcoxE TAX.

Bahkers and business men Of Den
yer are moboiizing their forces to op-
pose the personal income tax law en-
acted by the Nineteenth General as
sembly. They are preparing to spread
the movement through the state II
they are unsuccessful in their pro-
posed attempt to induce Governor E
~ Ammons to veto the measure on the
grounds that Il Is too drastic. gives
assessors and the state treasurer TOO
much power and Is class Legislation.
In event OF the income of a family
being 5000 and less than $4,000, a
tar OF one-haif of per cent. or ss5
to $50 a year. is Imposed: II the in
come ls, $4,000 to $4,000. a tax of |
per cent. or sloo to $3.50. Ia imposed;
If the income is $4,000 to $4,000. tax
of iis per cent. or s2s5 to $500 year.
is Imposed: II the income Is $4,000 or
more tax of per cent. or at least
500 year. Is impcsed-Denver
Times.
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ley was said TO be somewhat better
Monday afternoon. His son. Joseph.
arrived in Florence day or two ago
from La Plata. Colorado. to be at his
bedside
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rrnIt growers or Fremont

FTuIt EruWtrs OF FTt.IFoHt V0uHt3
are rejoicing over the splendid char
acter OF the weather of the last week
or ten days. 1t has demonstrated to
them tho fact tha. the recent frost
did not damage the fruit crop much.
II any. beyond the customary thinning
point. and that is about the amount
usually thrown on by the trees from
The hck Of polinlsation.
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BLOSSOM
DAY" CELE-
BRATION ON
SATURDAY

Canon City is going to pay homage
TO Pomona. the goddess of fruit trees,
by blossom day" celebration next
Saturday under the direction of the
civic improvement league. The orch
ards of Lincoln park will be at their
prettiest at that time and Mrs
Boucher. president of the league. has
devised a plan by which everybody
In town may have an opportunity. VI
seeing them and enjoying their beau
ty
Automobile owners have very gem
erously agreed to cooperate with
Mrs. Boucher and her associates OF
the league in making the affair a sue
cess and will carry passengers on al
excursion through Lincoln park and
return for twenty-five cents. The
Strathmore hotel will be the starting
point for the excursionists and the
High School Cadet band will dis
course music there for the pleasure of
the crowds of people that are expect
ed to assemble there during the after
noon to take the auto ride through
the park
Mrs Boucher and the committee as
sisting her in the matter are working
like Trojans to arouse a public ia-
terest in Saturdays celebration and
il goes without saying that they will
succeed for they have taken the pro-
position up with an enthusiasm that
knows no such thing as fall Between
forty and fifty automobile owners
have sendered the league the use Of
their machines for the occasion aud
others are expected TO do so in the
course OF the next day or two. As
most OF these autos will be able to
make two or three trips during the
afternoon IL will be seen that a lar.ss
number OF excursionists can be ac-
commodated. Twenty-Five cents, the
charge made by the league for the
trip. Is certainly very cheap for such
an outing and should attract a pat
ronage that will tax the ingenuity ct
Mrs. Boucher and the committee 20
take care Of IT. The money taken in
from the excursion will 90 into the
treasury OF the civic improvement
league and will be devoted to the eff
fort to make Canon a "spotiess town"
cause that commends itself to ALI
Everybody that can possibly spare
the time to make the automobile run
through Lincoln park and return next
Saturday afternoon is invited and
urged to do so. The first cars will
leave the Strathmore hotel about 2:3o
O'Clock. but II you are not there at
that hss= opportunity Will be pre-
sented OF going on the trip In sue
eeeding machines up to as late 10
4.50 or o'clock II Will take but a
comparatively short time to make tho
run and the committee In charge
would greatly appreciate IL II the
merchants and other business men
about town would let those o. their
clerks and employees not urgently
needed. and who desire to make the
trip. on for a little while to make tho
excursion. At least 1--WE hundred ce-
iebrants are wanted for the blossom
day" outing on Saturday. In fact. ths
committee viii be disappointed with
anything less than that You are
urged to be one OF them.
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=. Il. Cnapmans team
Those In Charge In South Canon We're
District Nv. H. Smith. general
chairman
District 2.--w- J. Davis.
District s-David Robson. F. r.
Bess and Mr.. Mullen.
District ed Griffin and Mrs
Vaughn.
District 5.-w. H. Trout and Mr..
Blanchett-
District s.-L T. shaw and T. J..
Prescott.
Others who had special parts of
the work to perform we're: Henry
Thompson. Miss Maude jenkins. Mrs
Matte White. Mrs A curran. Mrs
Vaughn. Mr.. Clarence Harris. Mayor
Kent l. Eirded. Mr.. W. H. Trout.
Miss Marsueri.4 Trout. Mrs Hubbe;i.
Mr. Grader. the teachers In the oil
colt school: the High School girls.
who served lunch for the High School
boys who worked and also others. the
seventh and eight grades Of both
South Canon schools. and Harry
Agard and Mira T. ]. Prescott
Those In charge in Lincoln Park
were:
w. q. Rowland. general chairman
Mr.. +. A Davis. chairman. Mr. c.
v. Hodgin. c. N. Rice. John De Myier.
Mr.. J. p. Farmer. DR.. Allan Bell. A.
r Hubbeli. Mrs C. A. Llnkins. Mr.
Maynard. c. A. LinkIns. Joe vszze;,i.
NJ. r Snow. and Mr.. Lucas.
Others who had particular missions
were: Prof Fisher and teachers Of
Lincoln Park school. John Daifier.
Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Rice. Mr.. J. T. stiers.
Mr.. Kihbie.. James Hall. Mr.. hcDoug-
all and Earl kissinser.
In the south Canon and Lincoln
Park civic improvement League there
are iso enrolled aud at present after
all OF the expenses of ciean-up day
there is a balance of $3.50 In the treaE-
ury.
The advisory board composed Of
the following worked with vens-
ance to make the south side clean:
President. Mrs. David L. Robson; /;
Vice President. DIR. Allan Bell. E. r.
Bess. W. d. Rowland: Secretary. ]. p.
Farmer: Treasurer. Prof II. Z. Smith:
Directors. Mrs. II. X Smith. Mrs Al
Ian He'll. Mrs. A. Curran. Miss Maude
jenkins. and Mrs- C. A. Linkins-
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Sus cANON
AND e. an
PARK NON
SPOTLESS

Here's a puzzle for you: Find
some dirt or rubbish in South Canon
or Lincoln Park. One hundred and
forty men, with large number NJ
women cleaned up and hauled out 800
loads OF dirt and rubbish. besides
burning mp n vast amount. on Tuesday
--ciean-Up day in South Canon and
Lincoln Park
There was not a lazy man or wom-
an 10 be found anywhere on the south
side. not only Tuesday but for the
two working days previous. Every
body worked. even father.
Mrs, David l. Robson. president Of
the 8 c. and l. p. Civic Improve
ment League. had general supervision
and with the aid OF her iicutenants.
W. II. Smith. w. D. Rowland. Z. A.
Davis and hundreds OF others worked
like beavers and veterans
There we're ak districts In South
Canon and two In Lincoln Park
W. H. Smith seemed to be In four
places at one time. he was so busy
seeing that everything was done ~
In apple pie order. and at that he hal
the easiest Job OF bosslng he has had
sn long time. Hardly q lieutenant.
or In fact anybody. needed a word OF
direction. They all knew what had
to be done and they all did a. Dirt
and rubbish commenced TO fly on
Saturday when quite a number got
out In preparation for the btg clean
up day. Ilncsln Psrk 4 ord1.ariiy
an immaculate place. but yon woald
have been surprised II you saw the
dirt those energetic people hauled 10
tho foothills yesterday. Where the
stun came from. they don't know: bu.
where IL went. was plainly apparent
yesterday.
Captain W. H. Rowland and Liea-
tenants Z. A. Davis. @. v. Hodgin. J.
p. Farmer. Dr. Allan Bell. Mrs. c. A.
Ilnkins, Mr.. Maynard. Joe vezzetti. II.
y. Snow aud Mr.. Lucas. with plenty
OF willing help. started at the break
OF day and did not quit until the
last load was dumped near the foot
hills.
The school children of both South
Canon and Lincoln Park all did no.
BILE work for the good cause. The 7th
and sth grades. Lincoln Park. WORK
ed like Troians. completed tehsr work.
and stiii holIercd for more. Prof Z.
Il. shaw with forty-fve high school
boys, made the filth NY like Kansas
cyclone. Prof. Fisher with the teach
era OF Lincoln Park school did vaiieat
work.
The donations for the cleanup. all
unsolicited. are as follows;
The Diamond Firo Brick Company.
s. and two men.
Santa Fe II. r.. men.
Warden lyman gave i6 convicts-
Ben Rea. S.
Mrs. Dubois. IS.
j. NJ. Anderson 6 Company. $i.oo
Fremont County National Bank.
$500.
First National Bank. IS and men.
City OF South Canon. men three
days
George Griffin. team.
7. NJ. Harding. team.
Mr.. A. Curran. team
v. Ames, horse and wasSa-
W. J. Davis. j. p. Morford. ID. r.
Bcsa and A. J. Asher. all donated n
horse and light wagon apiece.
c. u. Merrin. team.
II. e. Smith. team.
w. H. Smith. chairman. three teams
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LOTS OF OPPORTUNITIES.

This Is a good talk that should be
given the greatest publicity:
"Sometimes.- said Governor Am
mons In Denver the other day. -youns
men OF our time get the idea that
they do not have the opportunities
their forefathors had. and that IL thes
had come to n state such as Colorado
in the early days they would have had
a better chance for the development
of their powers than they have nov.
Don't let anyone tell you any such
thing. The young man of today has a
hundred chances TO every one his
grandfather had
A FINE CAMPAIGN.
The Fruit Grower OF this community
deserve the highest praise for the he
roic manner In which they are gelns
after the lcaf-rolier. Practically every
grower In the district has sprayed his
orchard with oil. So far 1t has not
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c. L. Lucas. team
Canon Crystal Ice. man
Herman Loehr. man
Fritz Kobcr. man
+. Kennicott. man
A. Brown. man
C. T. Chapman. team.
Those In Charge In South Canon We're
District 1.--w. H. Smith. general
chairman
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LAGRANGE

4 A GRANGE. July 12-Mrs AL
bert Duncan entertained Satur-
day morning in honor of her
guests, the Misses Tinsley, Of Angus
ia. Forty two" was played.
Mrs. e. Y. Clark and little son, of
Atlanta, are visiting here.
One of the prettiest parties Of the
past week was given Thursday after
noon by Mrs. w. II. Turner in COM
pliment to her sister Miss Turner,
Miss Stella Bradfleld is visiting in
McDonough.
Miss Jones, of Canton and Miss
Martha Hill, of Greenville, are the
guests Of Mrs. Ely Galloway.
Mrs r. ], Willis, Jr, and little
daughter, Ina, are visiting Mrs. Tom
Patterson in McDonough.
A number of the young men were
hosts at a camping party on St ST.
mons Island this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson
were the chaperons.
Those who enjoyed the outing were
Misses Sara Lane. Marion Bradfield.
Irene and Elizabeth Ward. Rachel
Brock, of Carrolltun, and Miss Mary
Scott and Miss Salome Bradfleld OF
Texas; Henry woodward, Neal Clark,
Robert Ammons, Lander Lane, AL
fred Dunson, Paul Hutchinson and Joe
Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Polhin are Wis
iting relatives in Hawkinsville this
week
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EIDcrtOn

F. LBERTON. July 12.-Miss Mil
dred Payne entertained in hon
or Of her guests. Misses Elsie
Herndon and Evelyn Brazell, Of At
lanta; Sara Conyers, Of Greenville,
and Bertha Gardner, of Gainesville.
Miss Allie May Maxwell entertained
Friday in honor of her guest, Miss
Lucille Newborn, of Bowman.
Those present were Misses Lucille
Newborn, Ruby Higginbotham. Eu-
nice Simmons, Iris Simmons, Mabel
Davenport, Corine Davenport, Car
men Thornton. Leone Thornton, Des-
sic Vickery, Gussie Maxwell, Addie
Maxwell. Messrs. Victor Smith
George Smith, Julian Eavenson, Tom
Eavenson, Harris Chapman, Clyde
Martin Maxwell, Ar
temus Maxwell Simeon Maxwell.
Warren Thornton, Elmer Maxwell and
Lee FOrtson..
Miss May Grogan entertained We'd
nesday morning for her guests and
the members of Miss Mildred Payne's
house party.
The Sunbeam Society Of the First
Baptist Sunday school met Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. w. f.
Jones.
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Dublin

n UBLIN, July 12.-Miss Julia
ID Green, of Adrian, and Miss
Nellie Kirk, of Columbia, S. c.,
guests of Miss Edith Jones, were hon
or guests at a surprise party given
Monday at the home of Mrs. A. B.
Jones'
Those present were Misses Julia
Green, Nellie Kirk. Roberta Jordan,
Montine Franklin. Boisi Jordan,
Gladys Wines. Edna Waddell Olive
Chavous, Mary Pourmelle, Bernice
Thomas, Edith Jones, Georgia May
Ogburn, Messrs Kyle Scarborough,
Ellis Mayo. Smith Dixon, Edgar
Hodges, George Williams. Farrell
Chapman. Robert Baldwin, Sibley
White. Vivian DuPree, Grady Scar
borough and John Parnell
A camping party is spending few
days near Tingle 1t is composed of
Misses Louise Orr, Annie Simons,
Sara Orr, Charlie Watkins, Manley
Smith, Landrum and others. Mr. and
Mrs. E. r. Orr are chaperoning the
party.
One of the pretty parties Of the
season was that given by Miss Flo
rine Deese for her guests, Misses
Mary and Celia Hall and Gertrude
Freeman, of Toomsboro.
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Brunswick
n BRUNSWICK, July 12.-Miss Ma
IL bel Levison has returned from

n BRUNSWICK, July 12.-Miss Ma
IL bel Levison has returned from
a trip to Athens.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hall, OF Mil
ledgeville, are spending some time on
st. Simons Island.
Miss Della King, of Waycross. is
the guest of Miss Annie Laurie Walk
er on St. Simons Island.
Mrs r. Il. Sherman has as her
guests Mrs. r. L. NJ. Park and chill
dren, of Augusta.
Miss Madeleine Downing. who is
spending the summer abroad. is now
in Paris.
Mrs William Granting, of Way
cross. will arrive Sunday, to be the
guest of Mrs. f. L. Stephens.
Mrs. Jessie, Kate and Marguerite
Brantley have returned to Blackshear,
after a visit to Mrs w. G. Brantley.
Miss Mittie Findley, of Savannah,
is the guest Of Mrs n. w. Findley for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Bourne and
children have returned from a visit to
Savannah.
Mrs. 5. f. Slaughter has returned
from Ty Ty, where she visited rela-
tives the past two weeks.
Little Miss Lalla Lambright and
Master Percy Lambright, of Atlanta.
are guests of their grandparents,
Judge and Mrs ]. T. Lambright.
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SyIVdnid

& YLVANIA, July IA AZ" par
ty was given by Mrs. J. W. Over
street this week. The house was
beautifully decorated with red, white
and blue. A hot luncheon was served
after the game.
The first prize was drawn for by
Mrs. J. w. Overstreet and Mrs. A. B.
Lovett, the former winning. The
consolation prize was drawn by Mrs.
Lecie Davis, and the guest of honor
Mrs. Milo Medlock, was presented
with a pin cushion.
Those invited were Mesdames Mag
gle Lovett, August Behn, A. r. Lovett,
j. w. Overstreet ]. NJ Medlock A. T.
Perkins. Milo MedloCk, Lecie Davis
J. c. Langston and Misses Sadie Low
EFT and Nell Davis. Little Misses
Florence Medlock and Katherine and
Deweese Overstreet served.
Miss Carrie Lawton. who has been
visiting Mrs. John Manner left for her
home in Garnett Tuesday.
Misses Louise and Dorothy Hilton
are having a house party this week
Their guests are Misses Annie Chris
tie, of Savannah; Annie and Eva
Newman. OF Millen. and Frances Nc
Donald, of Isle of Hope.
On Monday afternoon Miss Louise
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Is the guest OF her son. l. d. Morgan
Miss Lucille Fleming, of Camilla, is
the guest OF Miss Sarah Comfort.
Miss Marian Woolley, of Atlanta, is
the guest of Mrs w. w Banks.
Mrs. II. II. Scarborough entertain
ed at bridge Wednesday morning in
honor of Mrs. c. b. Raines, of Daw-
son, and Mrs. G. d. Fish, of Jack
sonville
Mrs. Keith Carson left Monday for
Atlanta, where she will be the guest
Of Miss Ruth BlacSman, She will
then go to Birmingham, to be the
guest of Mrs. Win Lyon.
Miss Josie Golden entertained in
honor of Misses Estelle Parker Of
Ashburn, Virginia and Marjorie Fish
OF Jacksonville, with a porch party
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Estelle Morgan entertained in
honor of Miss Adelaide Murphree, of
Troy, Ala, Friday evening. Miss
Adelaide Hargreet won the ladies'
prize: James Rousseau, the gentle
mems. Those present were Misses
Adelaide Murphree of Troy, Ala,
Minnie Taylor of Abbeville, Mallona
Scarborough, Adelaide Hargrett and
Kathleen Mulloy.
Miss johnny Poole and william F.
Cody We're married at the Methodist
parsonage Wednesday afternoon the
Rev T. II. Thompson officiating.
Misses Marie and Sarah Colcord
arrived Friday from Atlanta to visit
their cousin, Miss Bessie Murrow.
Mrs. Oren CatChell and daughter
Miss Leila returned Wednesday aft
ernoon from SpartanburE, 5. c..
where they have been the guests OF
Mrs. II. II. Herring.
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WdyCrOSS

NVTAYCROss, July 12.-Mrs. L
w Volney Williams and children
" left Wednesday for Detroit
where they win spend the summer.
Mrs. T. jeff Bailey, Jr., is visiting
her parents in Nashville.
Miss Esther Deem entertained mem
bers of the Friday Club yesterday aft
ernOon.
Mrs. John s. Walker has returned
from a visit to Mrs. ]. L. Walker on
St Simons Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Bum left to-
day for St Simons, where they will
spend few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Mcclellan and
children have returned from a short
visit to relatives in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. GlascOck and
children left to-day for Washington
and New York.
Miss Florence Andrews has re-
turned from visit to Miss Marion
Williams in Blackshear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey c. Bum and
little daughter have returned from
visit to st. Simons Island.
Misses Aline and Alice Crowell and
Miss Vera Davis, of Montgomery, are
guests Of Mrs. F. J. McMahone.
Mrs. A. G. Conoly, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. f T. Bowden, has
returned to North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs s. p. Everett and lit
tie son left Thursday for visit to
Townsville.
Miss Julia Boyd. Of Norfolk, is the
guest of Miss Dorothy Folks.
Miss Ellen Goodrich left to-day for
Jacksonville. where she will attend
the Arlington Wallace wedding next
| Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goodwin left
| to for St. Simons for a short
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Findlay have
as their guest Mrs. Findlay, of Ma
con
Miss Ada Robertson leaves shortly
for Tyron, n. c.
Rev. and Mrs. James w. Hitch left
| this week for st. Simons for short
I visit
Mrs. ]. f. Dickens and daughters
| left yesterday for visit to relatives
! in Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Seasons visited
in Barlow, Fla. this week.
Mrs. c. F. Logan left Wednesday
for Enterprise. Ala.
! Mrs. Frank Middlebrooks and chill
! dren are visiting relatives in Jack
! sonville.
! Mrs. Frank p. Wade and little
| daughter are visiting relatives in CO.
] lumbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nettles have re-
I turned from a short visit to Savan-
! nah
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Scruggs, ac-
| companied by Mrs, J. Walter Bennett.
| left Wednesday for Asheville.
Misses Beatrice and Sophie May
Lambdin left this week for Balti-
more.
Miss Laura May Lanier of Homer
vile. is the guest of Miss Emma Ow-
en-.
Miss Marguerite Wilson, of Savan-