The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-07-09

Observation-Disclosures lllll
Miss Julia Ryan of Hawkinsville, ar
rived Friday to visit Mrs. ]. G. Gordy
Miss Mary Parker IS visiting friends
in Cuthbert.
Miss Eula May Majors of Sparks is
the guest of Miss Willie Bell Hold.
]. T. McGlamary has accepted po-
sition as bookkeeper at ROBBINS store
Miss Harriet Carswell has return
ed from a visit of three weeks to rel
atives and friends at Waynesboro
w. e. Vance, who is now making his
home at Buford, Ca, is spending sew
eral days in the city.
Ray Marshall of Sandersville, has
been visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. B. Marshall.
Mrs. P. o. Lee, of Warwick, came
Thursday to be the guest of Mrs. w.
S. Murray for several days.
Miss Sara Hyde ,eft Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Hector Cameron,
in Eastman.
C. J. Fitzgerald of Unadilla, was in
the city Thursday in the interest OF
the Woodmens Log Rolling Conven-
ton.
Miss Louise Halliburton of Fort Val
ley, is the attractive guest of Miss Lu-
Gle Williams.
Mrs Reed, of Rochelle, who has been
under treatment of DR.. j. W. Elliott
for some days, is spending the week
end at home.
Home Run" Barfeld OF Fltzgeralu
was IN the city Thursday in the inter
est of the Woodmen's Log Rolling AS
ISOLATION.
Parks Lowe is taking vacation
from his duties at the Cordele National
Bank and is spending some time as
the guest of friends in atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Tyson have gone
to Montgomery, Ala, to visit relatives;
Mr.. Tyson is taking two weeks Vaca-
ton from his duties as cashier OF the
Exchange bank.
T. D. Novel;, who for the past year
has been steward at the SuWane ho-
tel, left Thursday for Wilmington, N.
c.. where he has accepted similar
position at the Wilmington hotel
J. II. Littlefield, formerly of Cordele,
who is now holding position as clerk
at the Windsor hotel at Americas,
was in the city Friday en- route to
Americas from Fitzgerald, where he
spent several days with homefolk.
O. J. Taylor, cashier at Churchwell
retail store, left this week for Buffalo,
N. Y, accompanied by A. L. McClen-
don, Of Albany. They went to attend
the Supreme Council order OF the
Mystic Shrine, which convened IN
that city during the latter part OF the
past week.
J. F. Barfield, of Fitzgerald, is IN
the city closing arrangements for the
Barfeld Minstreis to show in Cordele
on the first night OF the Woodmen
Log Rolling Association, which gath
ers here July 20 and 81. His minstrels
stage thirty-five people and he has
strong band of about fourteen pieces.
Mr.. Barfeld expects to give brilliant
street parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Watson and chill
dren left several days ago by automo-
bile for Atlanta and Toccoa, where
they will spend some time as guests
of friends and relatives. They Will
go to Asheville and other points IN
North Carolina to spend several days.
In writing to have his Dispatch for
warded to him, Mr. Watson said:
-"Please send the old home paper to
me-cvery issue of it as it is ike
talking to friends il Cordele to read
it."
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Elliott expect 10
leave during the latter part OF TINS
month for an extensive automoDlle
trip to points in Mississippi and other
states. The objective point OF lheH |
contemplated trip is Kansas City, MO-
where the American Osteopathlc AS
sociation convenes in annual session
during the first week of August. They |