The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-16

&i@iN
Mrs. G. j. Shipp and son, Benjamin,
have returned home from Forsyth.
Samuel is the name given to the fifth
son of Mr., and Mrs. L. j. Roobin.
Misses Cummings of Leila are the
attractive guests of Miss Lucille Diffee,
Mrs. T. S. Kinnett. of Arab, spent
today with her mother, Mrs. M. R.
Shipp. hi IS.
Mrs Alice Beasley has returned to
her home from visit to relatives in
Marvin, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs, S, c. Weisiger. former
Brunswick is the guest of friends here.
South Carolina.
]. T. Westbrook and family left sew
eral days ago by automobile to spend
some time at White Springs, Fla.
Mrs w. l.. Brum and children who
have been spending several days at
Indian Springs, returned home today.
Mrs Lula Scandrett and daughters,
Misses Marie and Janette, are at home
from an extensive northern and Wes-
tern, trip.
Miss Lucille Diffee will be hostess
Thursday morning to the Impromptu
Club. She will entertain compliment
tary to her visitors, Misses Cummings,
of Leila.
Mrs. E. B. Mann and little daughter,
Harriet, and Emily Webster left this
morning for Warm Springs to spend
three weeks.
Elmer Jackson, WHO was injured in
an accident at his home at Beaumont
Texas, recently, was brought the past
week to his mothers, Mrs. Thesa Jack
son here, where he is resting comfor'
tably.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Edwards and Mr.
and Mrs. B. s. Dunlap left Tuesday
by automobile for Augusta, Atlanta
and other points in north Georgia and
Tennessee for a two weeks stay.
|
Misses Aileen Kennedy and Estelle
Colwell entertain this evening at the
home of Miss Kennedy at one of the
seasons most brillians affairs. Over
one hundred guests have been invited
to an elaborate reception for the Wis
iting young ladies in the city.
Mrs. S. A. Forrest and daughters
Misses Willie and Alma, have apart
ments with Mrs Beasley. Misses Will
lie and Alma Forrest will return tc
Young Harris in September, where
they have been in school for the past
two years.
w. H. AHammack and family, recent
Nv of Ouitman. have moved to Cordele
and have secured a residence fol
housekeeping. He has accepted pc
sition as sawyer for the Startling saw
mills, located near Coney. A number
of other men of families who will be
Econhected with this enterprise will
make their homes in Cordele.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. EilicHt left sew
eral days ago by automobile for a triI
through Mississippi, Tennessee and
other states, to be gone for month
or more. They went by way of Colum
bus, Montgomery, Jasper and thence
into Mississippi. During DIR. Elliott's
absence, his practice will be looked
after by his son, Dr. Walter Elliott, OF
Albany.
| Il 4
| L. J. Roobin left Tuesday for New
York and other markets to purchase
fall and winter stock for his mercan
tile establishment AS is true of the
other Cordele Merchants, he is ex'
pecting a good trade during these sea,
sons and will purchase larger stock
than during any previous year in the
history of his business.
|
E. B. Mann of the MannHolmes
company left Tuesday night for the
eastern mercantile markets to pur-
chase fall and winter stock for this
concern. He expects to purchase a
larger stock and more complete lines
than ever before. He will visit New
York, Baltimore and Washington, and
will be out of the city for two weeks.
County Auditor Charles E. Gross,
accompanied by. Mrs. Gross; the lat
e. - = i