The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22

B. S. Ambrose spent Sunday in Val
dosta.
Blake Bivins spent Thursday in vi
china.
| c. H. Parks was on business at AL
bany Thursday.
Rev. j. M. Kelly, of Montezuma, was
~ Loruelc FRIDAY.
Mrs. w. H. Little is able to be out
at,Cr her recent illness.
j. T. Hill attended to legal business
at Abbeville Thursday.
W. NJ. Jones has returned from a
wo weeks stay in Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Corbett announce
yne birth OF a daughter.
Mrs c. A. Eaaier and children are
visiting relatives in Doles.
L. ]. Roobin was on business at Ma
con Thursday,-that was circus day
City Clerk George Harris attended
Ringling's circus in Macon Thursday
DR.. Reurel Hamilton is spending the
week end with home folks at Arab.
Mrs. Roberts of Pinehurst, was the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Haslam Thursday
]. w. Starr, of Hawkinsville, was
the guest Friday of homefolks in Cor
dele
Mrs. James l.. Minis was the guest
during the week end of friends in Ma
con.
Miss Frances Ambrose has return
ed from visit of several days in We
mona.
Miss Ruth Hamilton spent several
days of the past week with relatives
at Vienna. 4-A,.A
Hardwick Byron, of Byromville, was
in Cordele Thursday looking after
business interests here.
Charlie Bowen and Jesse Littlejohn
were among those from Cordele who
attended the circus at Macon.
Mr.. Moses, II eight agent for the
| Seaboard, was on business for the
road at i.ichland Thursday.
The friends of Bobbie Neal are pleas
ed to learn that he is able to be out
again after an illness of six weeks.
j. E. Lindsey spent several days OF
the past week at Clito, Ca. his boy
HOOD home. He was the guest OF
homefolks there.
Miss Lois kinnett of Arab spent
Friday in the city She was accompa
MED home by Miss Mildred Bivins
who will spend the week end with
| her
Miss Katherine Reynolds of Macon
will arrive in the city next week from
HaWkinsville where she has been Wis
iting to spend several days with Miss
Mabel Calhoun.
Miss Dorothy MCGEE has been spend
ing several months with Mrs. ]. w
Watkins, and attending the O'Neal
High school, left Friday for her home
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Glover, who has been spending
the past several weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs A. L. Macarthur, left Sat
urday morning to spend some time
with relatives at Hawkinsville.
w. G. Keller, of New York, repre-
senting the McLelland and 10 cents
stores, was in Cordele Friday. Mr.
Keller established the Mcclellan
store here and remained in charge OF
it for several months.
| Russell Fem was "kicked' by a
| Ford car last week. He was working
| his territory in the vicinity of Augusta
and in attempting to crank up his
machine, it back fired. His arm was
broken and he will be off his job for
J several weeks.
Coils. Hugh Lasseter and NJ IA
Fakes of Cordele,two good Methodists
and two good Methodist lawyers, call,
ed to see us last week for few min
utes while in the city on other bus
| mess. They report prosperous times
down in the south Georgia city-good
cotton crop, high prices, and church
matters moving Observation-Disclosures
Christian Advocate.
Grady Whitehead, a young man of
Vienna, who has been in the United
/ States naval service for the past sew
eral years, and is now lieutenant in
the service, is spending a furlough
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. White
head at Vienna. He has relatives in
Cordele and visited here last week.
Miss Vallie Morgan, of Cooksville,
Tenn, arrived in the city several days
ago and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs F. L. Ledford. Miss Morgan has
accepted a position to teach in the
public school at Eneigma. and will go
there to take up her duties in few
days.