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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-03-10
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. William Emery, jr., has gone to
Hartland to visit her parents.
Mrs. Allies Young and daughter Dorothy
are visiting in Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Randall and son, Of Boston,
are the guests Of her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Emery.
Friends met at Bayard 6alisbury's Fri
day evening to celebrate his birthday.
Refreshments were served.
March 8. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-03-10

A patronizing young lord was seated
opposite . famous scientist 1t q dinner.
During lull in the conversation he ad-
justed his monoole and leaned toward the
scholar. saw, y know, Mr.. JONES'" he
drswled, ~ passed your house this mawn-
ing" ''Thank you," said Jones quietly.
"Thank you very much"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-03-10
Watch Your Children
LOOK UP YOUR OLD LETTERS

Cash paid for United States postage
stamps before 1870. Must not be torn or
clipped. Higher prices when left on the
original envelopes. Write to
GEORGE A. HITCHCOCK, Ware, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-03-10

Second assistant:
Irving Salisbury ..............3
Third assistant, or fire warden:
Webster NJ Higgins.
inspector Of buildings:
Frank Moore. ................3
William II Moore. ..............1
Chairman overseers OF poor:
MJ Drummey.. ..................3
a onea .......................
Member Of board OF health for three years
in place OF Z @ Moore:
DIR N c King.
II u Moore. .....................1
Sealer OF weights and measures:
FRANK Z Moon. ..................3
Harold l. Hooper .................1
Inspector Of. meat and milk:
A Lernond.. ...................3
Andrew Meader ................1
Pound-keepers and fence viewers - Fred
silvy, George G Pierson, George r Lord,
William e Richardson.
Auctioneers-E K Hopkins, George B
Stuart.
Harbor master:
Maynard A Murch ..............3
Harry Smith. ....................1
Constables ct large &C 8 Johnston,
Charles z Gambler. d L Fields.
City weighers and surveyors OF lumber,
wood and bark were reelected as last year.
The election OF . member OF the school
board for three years, in place OF e. F.
Small, was tabled until the recessed meet
ing.
1t was voted to hold the regular monthly
meetings the first Monday evening Of each
month, ct $50 o'clock.
SALARIES.
Salaries were then fixed as follows, all
being the same ~ last year except that OF
treasurer, which was increased go:
City clerk, 500 and fees.
City treasurer, S225.
Chief engineer Of Ere department, us;
assistants, as.
Drivers OF IRE team, s52 per month.
Assessors, $3.50 per day of eight hours,
for actual time employed, As required by
statute.
Chairman OF overseers Of the poor, SIS.
Steward OF Tsconic hose company, $35.
Members OF Senator Hale hose company,
80 each.
Members OF Ticonic hose company, 80
each.
Members OF board OF health, go each,
secretary OF board, IS additional.
City marshal and night policeman, $50
. month.
Inspector of buildings, go.
Inspector Of meat and milk, $15.
Harbor master, $.
Salaries OF superintendent of schools and
OF road commissioner were not fixed.
1t was voted to dispense with the SER
vices Of an auditor this year.
Edward K. Card was elected driver OF the
hose team in place OF George Hamilton.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Standing committees were appointed by
the mayor as follows:
Accounts and claims Full board.
Finance Moore, Wescott, Stuart.
City property-Full board.
Highways, sidewalks and bridges =
Wescott, Treworgy, Moore.
Fire department - Moore, Stuart, Ire
worgy.
Electric lights Stuart, Treworgy,
Wescott.
City poor-Moore, wescott.
Librsry-Stuart, Treworgy, Moore.
Licenses-Mayor ana full board.
Pensions-M Mayor and full board.
Ex-mayor Cunningham called the at
tention OF the board to the balances due
from, the State highway department on
account OF State road work and State road
maintenance, which would be available in
addition to this years allotment II ap-
preparations forrthesefunds were made.
The board took recess to Monday
evening, March %, when appropriations
will be taken up.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-03-10
Not q Candidate.
ORoNo, Me-, March 8, 1,

ORUNU, ME-, MArcn ., IBID.
To the Editor Of The American:
wish to say to the citizens OF ward
four, city OF Ellsworth, that the use of my
name in connection with the superinten-
dency Of the Ellsworth public schools,
was not based on facts. l am not a
candidate for that position, neither was l
candidate previous to the recent city
election. CARL w. MADDoCKs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-03-10
MARINE LIST.


Southwest Harbor-Sld Mch 4, sch Kate L
Pray for Fall River, Mass Parties at that
place have purchased this vessel which was
owned at Steuben the past few years.
In port-March 8. schs Nickerson, Mary
Beale; sloop Bessie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
BELGRADE EXCEPT
FOR SOLDIERS IS
NEARLY DESERTED

ffsmf'Hur1 iruiH fitrf I'D
wave rsullina fiam tis Explosives ~ ths
SHELLS ~ W. mnts point iiff tF.e IF
ii..e afeaf pfojfeiihs ptnetrafrd fauf
isiafl and thf foaf VI Il Hiiiniu2 |sfsfe
etpia.inz AZ sanr points 3 steneh D.
tfays lndiaA tiill gnsief tie fuins
Nosi " iif damaae anns H the prin.
fif4i part vi thH elff dsiss ifum q year
~ more aeo, and } maiair thp result
NJ shots ffia ID ansaff g. al s-lHD4l
shots from ftf SERBIAN batteries The
damage a. ihs ali and asN kanaks. tie
Kir4f palaces dates from then 80
.huf. fsli in tais district during the last
hunl,snimrnf nnf large shrl ias 80
hn into tlf ballroom 81 ihr ali knnak
hut the drsfuIftinn Be- ant .u great ss oHe
anuii esptrt A sfaN shfl hHa made
hobo Into fhf nfH kanat ani shap
Hsl has marked q .Hmreliat
fHn trolley lines arf m operation ln
fhr ritT. directed ali mahnrd by thr
military lii0 ESQ drHssiares stili ppN
afi uud,l military direction. with h1i
dlrr sinfhecHfir. iH charge Two of
three moving picture shows aye Hls0 D.
iuH nun W. fhf military lutlNritif. Tho
pfue.sls ni ihr drugstore and shows
&c. divided into filuai PARTS one of which
81 Kept fus thf nanrf' for tOa sfrri that
ip ever returns 30 claim be- aud the other
belt 81 devoted o. taking cafe oi the
poor ni thc rity
Ahuut fAN Nofh|aua ft0eltr f dolly
mtiuu ifsm thr military authDutirr
Aafdhef iun an. rmpiosef or vAfiots
pulilr works. such as paving street
sieanina rte it Is declared that thr
etN BE- CLEANER nday thHu ii hAa ever
hefn heinrt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
MRS. SUTHERLAND DIES
During Twenty rhrec Years Residence
tn San Antonie She Was Active
IN Church. Work ard CHAR.
table Work

SAN ANTONIO. ncc So Airs HAT,
tie ivsteu Sutherland tae wife ~
John ll'N sutherland diea al l.la
o'clneh taip mtfninH Ia thc faiuila
home sit Nr.nAisn AVautc She was
nratins her ntivth birthday. Airs.
sutherland WAS native horn IN Sap
MAscps and had hcen resident 81
san Antenie swents-thrrc years Sho
was a membtr ef ~. Mark's Episcopal
HhufghA sctits ln parish and charita-
~ Wotk and beloved rs ali who knew
Ner Sufv.flnk relattves tneiude hsr
husband = son. HaF.lla Sushcflard city
ucset akent f,e me SAP Railway ~
corpaS Christl and aAaahter Miss
NarEaset sutherland seainf. in the
hlsh school t1lgscnl eefVires prah-
NoiH ~iil D. ccE,acsci b. 81 Mara !
Church ectlec ~ parish ana cl,Aii,a.
not been asstgminca,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
WAR upoN PAIN

ruin iH visitor ia every heme and
uauailv a cnmes lultr unes peDtrdH
nut you aye prepared slr op,y omrf
acuc' f Fuu koep mlu hoi'h az
aloang l.iniment handy it is tho
freHtest plin k.llor ever dimDrcred
Simply mld oh tho skln no ruhh,np
required q drives thr pain away li
It REALTY wnndernl
MefVn d. SblNer negtoley cnl
wrlina "iast SATURDAY, after tAmp-
lng ufunHa thr Panama Exposition
with WET fet; Z unme humo with mf
Hrek so rtlr that ! cudldnt iurn ]
applied Siaau'a linimcnt freely and
went to hed ru ms surprise. next
mnrninr the stiffness had almost dis
speared iopr HOURS after tno second
application Was AS good az new"
March 1915 ~ nruegsts 2tc
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Al che Hnaneaflah af % welt known
hivpder ~ tfctsine horses ans rsce and
msneN winners at the Orand Circuit
MEETS darae thy sssson of 1913 Nere
.taNulairt tNte family srours so as a.
show which families are tn she fore.
trout and whick arr reiro4Ad.ne rhv
sol " frtef thg Hrrai dominated ,his
Vear an a dAl ia iaa4 a..a ss,r .af.s.
epvc b. that n will continue Co. Ha SIS
iNet az ipn1 az hts proaues frtan rae.
ms agp lntersi ia TIE development 81
q second srnpmtion IL eeNtereA en thc
oatcouiF a. o. which SON ~ sons. Il ans
Wfi prove 10 be as nsrat or even efrat-
~ thar l'Vter himself The Hlneene
sna ether snh-gamfirs 80 Eicetiosref
comolno,t Won about k1aDa more Ia
cash p,itcs 80 me cifcut bnt Peter
the 0rvAt c1ifle,l ptcmiof honofs
t4'lsewlnt arr tcW of the ieadine
strains in the erdci "a raves ava n,oeo,.
prices vvoH ,n 1915
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
No1lcr oF sHEnlrF's GAIA.


Foueiv or Nneccn
Hy virtue of an order ~ saie isencd
ont of the Honorable District Court
of Nueen- County ON the van day 81
pceofuhrr s. d. ipia. by the glcrh
lhrrvpf IN the ohar ~ b. a. Ian VERSUS
Pred sherman st a. 80 eits and a.
mo NJ Sheriff dlfreted and delivered
VIII proceed tn asil fur onsn. Within
the hours preacgihfl NN ikw Tor Shcf
lfrp snlca on the tifst Tuesday IN
january A ~ ipit " hNnH thr can
daN az sold mouth hegafs the Court
,lnuaa ae0r ~ said Nueces County. ln
tho city IL Corpus christi. the niipw
inr described property. totwiti
Lot Fnur ,i1 ln Nloeh nne til ~ the
~ r. uafmcy Addition 20 the CITY
~ Corpus christi Nurcea County. TEX
Aa na pcr inap of said addition 90 said
city pn filv "a ttr office ~ the County
C,erk 90 Nuncea County. TeSaa amt
Whereas. the said Judgment q a FORE.
cineurc ~ a pcpd ~ Trust hieu ~. tac
nHvNo described property.
levied nn on tho Ash day 90 nT-
cemher lata az ii.an n'elack a. Al
a. tho property ~ trcd gherman. u
-. snodemas and O. " sherman a.
satisfy j Judgment amounting g. ii.t
taa.nf w faenr ~ = ~. tail ana an
costs 81 suit
Given undvs nay hand this ath IA,
W necvmbcr a. ~ lplh
n ~ WRIGHT SHERIFF. Nuccrs
county. reSss
sls OSCAR Nlsll.NMY, Deputy. sssp
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Carroll arod rs ,rlrs WAS accidentally
shut hN q playmate. fgoemnd Andef.
sOa as nvhu today rht h,,As started
annung fnr rabbits this mprpins while
me rr'und was covered With SHOW a
twenty sWo-eailhrv rifle Was taken. lt
shot The accident occurred near thg
fwe.iih stsrri pridrr on thc north slide
Nv.sArr hay has neen able 90 ten much
"a nc actidont Carroll = in a scrloos
ytudiiinn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
80 aGsuLrs N aRokaN AaM

ritlLicpTuE uec 30 MIaH Huth
Ritter e,ahler % fhc rorkina. Watuns
stuw am from ine balcony ihis mm-
mnF hryHklnK 1a agm ana EuHwlniua
other nlufil- She H resting ca4f At
ifaf rnunrt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Tho day ~ me. .Ds ~ The Wouan's
Relief Corps has been changed frori
thc second nnl fourth Thursday 10 ~
SECOND and fourth Tuesday ~ each
month An visiting members ave ees-
juiiy invited ,o meet with as al ~
Is P iiaNL Tuesday 800 p m
AIRS. HESStE DALE Pres.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
TAILORING AND ALTERATIONS

Mems clothing made IN CORES
Christi 90 your measure Suits slsP.
and up Alterations " iadles ~
mems clothing ~ n HAitisis"N
Merchant Tailor Gis Mesquite strsse
Phone 800. tisd
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

Aecortips % The rvcor,ls ~ Harvard
University athletic aathoritlts isss
students participated Sn nv eaucus
branches NJ sport dufine the past a.
wnn ~ egalnss lt2t Ia tsia. and liss
lu isi&
r~ve~-ss~. y - - fN@rsrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
INTEREST STORIES OF
THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAT

r.untHf BOO Hu Insurance office Nj
usN of clcVerness at naures and vi
rHit irel-hlps n muaiiou aeints,
fn r trained social WORKERS.
"a nHft uf th" women registeria,
wt1 Hrerci mcir anarc time ohi,
nd Bard tn find Jobs Toe ihal
nt.s fn work. portions uf the dan
nHfc days. TN. secretary d
lt iDierf'Nu explains also that en-.
p.'Ni- whose male WORKERS have "A
tt'.u 0HNe tendency to undefcui IN
U'N t-r And these women DO IA
N.H q. hHtr thr wuscs az lhe men
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
~ + o r T IN C
~ G. o S S | p

NitW fplilS Dr0 90 AHhnush the
past eenfnn ~ Frequently referred fn ts
enc vi the Wufsi from a finHneini
standpoint in ihs HISTORY 90 pfuirraiun
N baseball thr attendance unuroa do
not hfnF uui thia statement While
number nr ihr minor nnFuaa suffered
NfHtY lu.HnH. iho majors Wnafhrred 10
period of extremely utluH .0nhunna
iu anHmyiufy manner Carefully
compiled. although unofficial attend
AurH Figures rHf ihf stHsm uf 1915
place ihr attendance W fbe National
loerue nt ftlA 500 aud tho American
L0euu - a1tsioG givinR fotH uf
e.iHA 500
tnlun hach 30 1909 which D. scner
ANY conceded so br one ot iho boat
wears iu big leHHur baseball n mnni
avnaonH the record honka atnw ihai
Tbs hest years in hle league hsarhali
ln many -onfpnH iho record hu0ks Show
that iho tpHreEpte ATTENDANCE in tho
twu major Leagues WnH fl9siut s.
cuupatison uf inc fEurea Gov fhr 1908
and 1910 Indicates laiua orc m at-
tendance nf ilfs.luk a. ntHi glance
tHla would aprrat Goo hr "a serious de.
focton but whom the yanins cpndl.
tiuna mc mkon into consideration the
shpwinr be- uitle short 1T remarkable.
Tho Federal lnnFue attracted mary
thuH $40 certain cities where the indr.
pendant lrAHie PLAYED HHHiust orshn-
irrd interests white fhe automobile.
muinfhnlt Nulf and ienniH nlan npoHod
ncw il"lda inf fans fe Nn cstrnt nrvri
dreamed 'l aiN tcara asn Wlth "a fo
adjustment uf rlrUlitH hnl t general
|4a a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

rhe footnau oluvona or nraWn Jfui-
ssrsin nud ths Washington state Cui.
leHe VIII hnNr tnp hmnr uf OPENING
the 1870 Hrasnn some nlur months
Nhend 't thnir rivals whom ho, insect
in tner intriscctlnnal contest at insa
dona, Nnl goa Sew years afternoon.
hecHWf" little more than "a ntunth hHs
rlHpH'd siuCr thes CLOSED fhc iHi5 ea
son ana iho cast that tho Same pi1ycra
viii eusaNr ui ths afiuran pattln tho
fnilnWins tveoni uf thf two eivNona H.
uf nufr than usual Interest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

founseiy 90 attendant N ai rncmss
TfDffniaui flNsfppul rhuffn. WHghinE
ton. Nrn Filih NNiirT Dnt nancee OF
President Wilson ~ sutlf became .
member ~ 81 Aafsnfste Protestant
Lplanupal cllufch m which Tho itay
Tie announcement ~ Mrs Oats eu
kaatnlfnt o. lna president vas made b
Naa assumed that me Rev Sc Ainiti
would onr.aie at che wsdilng
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
WEATHER SUMMARY
v. 8 DEPARTMENT or AoRicuL.
TURF WEATHER BUREAU.

weather nul,ctin Tor "A hours end
lng $500 a M cath Meridian time
ia,...etlhti 70 faft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31
~ Rhnanes. b neratian ?

hricils inid. ths stoft ul rrhe Blind
nfss oi DEVOTION in which Rolaft 4
Msntcil the c,lrhmttd dramatif star.
makes MS scre,n debut uudas ihr man
ae,meut sd William fos &. as follow.
Count dr iauay. man AGAR slNt,
1--we lai- in luNr With ana mafriss a
beautiful adventures, krnro nelacso.N
hy meme
Rcuee docs not lotc bof aged husband
uhaai shr hos mafrird solely lar BIS
wealth and position
The Nouni = guardian tn pi,rre Cav
creauN. handrome AuuNg soldier on
isfciln senic. rirr, ltaycs hss ro4i
mfnt iur visit CD Dis guardian TO-
tna RENEE meet unler rnmautit circum
-tanc~ wish thr Inevitable nllnit Youth
wallis tn youth ana undtF ihr ftfN tt,-
~ the aotns husband a di.eHecinl IN.
lriEuc q cafrioi on. Inv rlnt Is 0irther
Complicated when Pierre. grown WARY
ui the destinations nt Rime. mttts ana
loNps Rrlia, SOC Commits Nv
Nuii'N H gnss truchtyF to bis hst
irIeud. pierte canrot tci NJ his new loNc
and aeainst his Will. his .A8aM nith r.
nof siiil cohtinurs tlno 3ay fhe ,Auni
discovers Renor AND riersc under mosi
cnmpumisiug circumstance To disalm
-nsViolan. Bella. who ht. aisn b.en
witness a. th, .etue tells TIE Coanl taat
fisfie drsircs o. marty boa Ia, Couna
liefs arc allsyed ht S. resshc. ~ ketp
usieh upen his wife. and meanwhile he
hsstsns The plaumEe o' rleuc aai nel,
Ia.
Renee enmget "a this turn nf evsnts
seoks 90 Yaisna husband Tie t0srt
skilluily turns Ga, tables amt she Il
~ e~n victim A thuNngly drauati-
climax brings this remarkable screen
drama % a spectacular end
AZ Hhe Anusu Theatre >pnsay.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

IINnDN ncc gH War las wotkef
erelt hardship on all i.ondons slais
D.fpt Those connected wish ,he sfnd
u' wFN designations pour into "a
.ilautuus clubs by memsef,
w4. Incomes nve been ceYtaissa
aisrf who used to dine az heir cl0is
noN ilue zoo home hy reason ~ war
ECONOMY and tho mQ.treat aud carry
c'0enH orders have seriously shortsnel
tho NNr locelpts Moreover the coa
oi 'HaN and SERVICE Is steadily adtane.
rs Hue woli known club Iu piccadaly
duppri is entrance fees This week. -
as io get in moss members, and another
afa" club VIII iloc cine end ~ the year
"ltn decline Do lt income amouniing
to rfDrN Thousand pounds.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-31

IA ~. 80, -',,N. hec -s- Theirs are ns,r,,
49, ~. ...s, s educated wumsn N Fes
s s,.,. w e, nave REGISTERED ~ war w,r,
,sa.,'. "" feeefstian a. rn,vars,,,'
NV. s.'s e'n"ns the new po.,,,.s.
~. ~. % educated women ,hs, ,',..r
NJ egti,'ea ~ ihc Fedemt,a.
~. ~ s'st g dfausttsmsr 81 ~ ~
~. \. 'seeeIl' dpe ~ a ShaWle.tre Y,
'-e N'sher mathematics % 49,, ,...f -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-06
namsonians at Panacea Springs.

Mr.. C. NJ Harris, who with his
family are recuperating at Panacea
Springs, Fla, spent Sunday in Daw-
son. Besides Mr.. Harris and family
Mr.. w. F. Sherman, DR.. J. H. Lewis
and family and Miss Buchanan and
Miss Alma McLain are also visiting
the famous Florida resort. Mr.. Har-
ris is enthusiastic in his praise OF
Panacea Springs as delightful re-
sort to spend a summer vacation. he
says the spring water is beneficial to
health and the bathing is all that
could be desired, and that Panacea Is
destined to be one of the most popu-
lar summer resorts in this country
The Dawsonians will remain there
for some time yet.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-06
Mrs. Lamar Entertains.

Mrs. l.. Lamar gave a pretty party
Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
Julia tombstone of Guyton, Miss Mary
Blanton and Misses Merlyn and Beth
Hiley of Fort Valley. There were
five tables of rock. No prizes were
given. During the game sandwiches
and tea were served, and Miss Nellie
Laing delighted the guests with vO-
cal numbers. Flowers in the patri-
otto colors were used with flags in
decorating. The honor guests re-
NAMED for tea, and were joined by
a number of young men. Pretty
place cards in red, white and blue
were used. Covers were laid for
fourteen. Assisting during the af-
ternoon were Misses Belle Gurr, Mar
tina Lamar and Elizabeth Kennedy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-06
MOVING PICTURES.

Mr.. j. P. Pagan and Miss Mary
Pagan returned to Savannah Sunday
after spending the weekend with
Mrs. Dan Film. They were accompa-
, MED home by Miss Ruth Finn.
Mrs. Guyton Parks and mother,
Mrs. Randall, who have been visiting
at the home of Judge j. G. Parks,
have returned to their home in Ma
con.
Misses Dewey Melton and Beverly
Irwin and Messrs. Will Pace and Will
bur Roberts were recent visitors in
Albany.
Mr.. ]. M. Alexander and family of
Americas visited the formers moth
er, Mrs. j. M. Alexander, Sr., Sun
day
Mrs. F. w. Herman left yesterday
for Atlanta, where she carried her
littlesdaughter, Annie, for treatment.
Mrs. Will Bartlett, Mrs. T. X. Cobb
and Miss Vivian Mcmillan of Morgan
are sojourning at Indian Springs.
DR.. Charles Jenkins and Mr.. Will
liam Jenkins of Edison visited their
uncle, Mr.. Eli Jenkins, Sunday.
Misses Annie Hill Geise and Susie
May Dozier spent Sunday with Mrs.
Jack Usry in Leslie.
Mrs. e. A. Emmermann of Musco-
gee, Okla, is spending this week with
Mrs. J. d. Weaver.
Mr.. w. A Hare returned Sunday
from a vacation at Bainbridge and
Panama City, Fla.
Mrs. r. G. Kennedy and little Miss
Elizabeth Kennedy have returned
from PARROT.
Mrs. A. J. CarYer will leave this
week for points in North Carolina to
visit relatives.
Judge j. A. Laing and family have
gone to Gainesville for a visit of sew
eral weeks.
Hon. S. R. Christie of Decatur is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. c. Hol-
lingsworth.
Mr. G. B. Daniels of Athens visited
his family in Dawson Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Binion Parker of near Wes-
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. w.
Arnett.
Misses Sarah and Bethia English
are attending the summer school at
Athens.
Miss Merlyn Hiley left Monday for
Fort Valley after visiting Mrs. G. C.
Wall.
Miss Weltha Morton of Lumpkin is
visiting Miss Mary Lucy Jennings.
Miss Babel and Master Reed Buch-
anan are visiting in Springvale.
Mrs. w. r.. Terry of Coleman, Fla,
is visiting Mrs. j. H. Whitchard
Mrs. T. D. Ellis and David Ellis
are visiting relatives in oxford.
Mrs. A. r. Brown and children are
visiting relatives in Augusta.
Miss Ruth Barrett of Georgetown
is visiting Mrs. j. G.. Dean.
Donald Crittenden of Shellman
spent Sunday in Dawson.
Miss Beth Hiley of Fort Valley
is visiting Mrs G. C. Wall.
Mr.. H L. Jenkins of Toledo, o.,
is visiting his mother.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-06
Mrs. Wallis Reception.

Mrs. G. C. Wall gave an elaborate
reception Thursday afternoon in hon
or Misses Beth and Merlyn Hiley of
Fort Valley and Miss Mary Blanton.
The dainty little card receivers were
Misses Emily Wilkes and Florence
NasWorthy. At the door Mesdames
]. G. Parks and T. B. Raines welcom-
ed the callers. Then Mrs. J. A.
Shields led the way to the receiving
line, where stood Mrs. G. c. Wall,
Misses Beth and Merlyn Hiley, Mary
Blanton, Julia tombstone, Mrs. T. D.
Wall, Miss Claire Wooten, Mrs. w.
H. Gardner, Jr., Mrs. C. A. Wall and
Mrs. c. M. Couric. Mrs. l.. Lamar
and Mrs. E. T. Jordan conducted the
guests to the dining room, where
they were served by Mrs. Julia Mas
worthy, Mrs. B. C. Perry, Mrs. j. R.
Webb, Misses Mary Hornady, Annie
Milan and Sallie Wall. Mrs. w. H.
Gurr ushered the guests to the punch
bowl, where they were served by
Misses Florella Crouch, Ruth Cheat
ham and Rebecca Laing. The color
scheme of yellow was carried out in
the different rooms and hall, and
made pretty effect.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-07-06
SAM GRAHAM
SHOT AT BURGLAR
Had Entered His Home for the Pur-
pose of Robbery When Discovered
Early Sunday Morning.


At about $3.50 O'Clock Sunday
morning Sam Graham, a negro mer-
chant. heard some one moving about
in his house, and securing his pistol
proceeded to investigate. The intru"
der, hearing Sam, made bolt for an
open window, and made his escape
through it. Sam saw him as he jump
ed to the ground and fired two shots
at him without effect, unless it help
ed to speed his departure.
Policeman Hill heard the shots,
and went to the scene to investigate
the cause. After ascertaining the
facts he telephoned to Sheriff Turner
for his track dog, which was put on
the intruder's trail about 45 minutes
later. For some reason the dog failed
to keep the trail, and the burglar was
not captured. Graham says he has
a suspicion as to the identity of the
guilty party, and he said that the bur
glar thought he had carried some
money home from his Saturday S
sales and was after it.