The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1913-11-11
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

Rev. and Mrs. John Hudson OF
Bronwood, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Glass
of Decatur, and Misses Ruby DECKER
son of Parrot and Susie Chambless
of Yeomans have been guests of Rev.
and Mrs. C. A. Jackson.
Little Harry Maynard, four years
of age, arrived from Atlanta, Satur-
day and will make his home with
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lewis. Harry is
a handsome little fellow, and made
the trip alone.
Miss Holder of Jefferson was
a recent guest of Miss Berta Baldwin.
She was en- route to Cuthbert, where
she was accompanied by Miss Villa
Hatcher and Willard Nasworthy and
Steve Cooke.
Mr.. A. j. Hill is in Cuthbert this
week as a witness for the state IN the
prosecution of a Randolph county ne
gro who sold bale of cotton in DaW-
son that belonged to somebody else.
Miss Lucy Horsley will represent
the Y. w. A. and Mrs. l.. G. Durham
and Mrs. ]. H. Slade will represent
the Baptist church of Dawson at the
w. NJ. U. convention in Atlanta.
Miss Grace Raglan has returned
to Hawkinsivlle after visiting Miss
Berta Baldwin. She will return soon
and will be one of the attendants at
the Baldwin-Stokes marriage.
The blizzard that swooped down
upon this section Sunday sent the
mercury in the thermometer tumb-
ling to "a by Monday morning. There
va considerable ice.
Rev. NJ. B. L. Binion preached at
the Baptist church Sunday, and a
large congregation heard the mes
sage of the beloved and sanity old
soldier of the cross.
Notwithstanding the high prices
that have prevailed this season loco
bales of cotton in Dawson warehouses
are being held for further advance
in the market
The News is constantly improv-
ing it's job printing plant. An order
has Just been placed for power pa
per cutter at a cost of several hun
dred dollars.
The Dawson Woodmen will pay
$3.50 for the special train they viii
run to Columbus on Thanksgiving
day. They expect to take big crowd
with them.
The Library Association now has
in bank and loaned at interest,"
81. 500, the proceeds from the coun
ty fairs that have been held under its
auspices.
The carnival company left Daw
son Sunday night for Phoenix City
Ala. They claim not to have made
much money during their weeks stay
here.
Superior court will convene next
Monday week Only "a suits have
been filed since the last term, and
none of them are important.
W. L. Bobbitt, the white tiger
that escaped from the city's zoo, is
still at large. 1t is not probable thai
he will again be captured.
Mr.. K. S. Worthy has retained
counsel, and will vigorously defend
his right to the clerkship of the board
of county commissioners.
Notwithstanding that Saturday
was a bad, bleak day the Dawson
warehousemen weighed nearly 40(
bales of cotton.
The Thanksgiving turkey is
making his appearance in town, ant
is commanding prices ranging from
81 to $3.50.
-Hand-painted china for sale a
Dawson Drug Co.'S. VIII take orders
Miss Maggie Killebrew, Bronwood
Georgia.
Mrs. Fannie Colley has leased al
apartment house in Atlanta and viii
soon move to that city.
Some people seem to think tina
everything is for the best, and tina
they are the best.
For rent-Eight mule farm, on
nile from Doverel. Apply to Mrs
). S. James.
NJ. cLsoI5- nas-o ,,r,ho, ~